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VOLUME XVIII -NUMBER 46 AUGUST 3, 1957

When Chuck Berry broke across the record horizon a couple of years ago with “Maybellene” on Chess Records, it was the launching of a career that was to establish him as one of the country’s top recording artists. His most recent nationwide, all market hit was “School Day (Ring Ring Goes The Bell)” and is currently followed by “Oh Baby Doll”, already on both the Pop and R&B charts and moving up. )

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1721 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. (All Phones: JUdson 6-2640) Cable Address: CASHBOX, N. Y. JOE ORLECK « CHICAGO OFFICE 32 West Randolph St., Chicago 1, 111. (All Phones: DEarborn 2-0045) BILL GERSH Howie Freer Chuck Peele • HOLLYWOOD OFFICE 6272 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cal. (Phone: Hollywood 5-2129) JACK DEVANEY Bob Martin • BOSTON OFFICE 80 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass. (Phone: HAncock 6-8386) GUY LIVINGSTON • LONDON OFFICE 17 Hilltop, London, N.W. 11, England (Phone: Speedwell 2596) MARCEL STELLMAN • ADVERTISING STAFF BOB AUSTIN, General Mgr., Music Dept. JERRY SHIFRIN, Music Dept. • EDITORIAL STAFF SID PARNES, Editor-In-Chief Until very recently, the one way in logue, then there should be some way NORMAN ORLECK, Editor MARTY OSTROW, Editor which jazz has been sold to the public that jazz material could be made suit- IRA HOWARD, Associate Editor as far as records are concerned has able for such use. IRV LICHTMAN, Assistant Editor CISSIE GERSH, Woman’s Editor been through LPs. The reasons for this POPSIE, Staff Photographer And now they have found the way. BRUNO DUTKOWSKY, Art Director are clear. First of all, jazz is such a • In the last several months company specialized field that there not A. MARINO, Office Manager may be after company has been going through an audience large enough to warrant T. TORTOSA, Circulation its jazz catalogue, culling the most like- • issuing single jazz records. And second ly material, and ADVERTISING RATES on request. All advertising then editing it. In of all, in the jazz medium individual doses Friday at 12 Noon preceding week of issue. many cases numbers have been cut con- Advertisements subject to approval of publishers. numbers sometimes run to such lengths SUBSCRIPTION RATES $15 per year anywhere in siderably with whole passages being class mailing that they couldn’t realistically be put he U. S. A. Published weekly. Second taken out. Sometimes, they authorized at New York, N. Y. have even irivileges on singles. THE CASH BOX covers the entire music industry, been cut in half or more. Yet they ranging from retail record and music stores to disk However an interesting development jockeys, music publishers, recording artists, record have kept the feeling of the number music composers and arrangers, radio manufacturers, is taking place today which may be and the spirit of what was being record- snd TV stations, and all others allied to the music industry throughout the world. bringing about a considerable change ed. In this way some of the great jazz THE CASH BOX covers the entire coin machine in- in the merchandising of jazz records. dustry all over the world. Operators, jobbers, distribu- recordings, which ordinarily could tors, manufacturers and suppliers of automatic music, It started when some of the LPs were never be heard outside of vending, service and amusement machines are covered. LPs, are now THE CASH BOX coverage extends to finance firms, broken down into EPs and sold to the being made available to the public loan factors, and other financial organizations, banks, public in that form. as EPs, they institutions, expressly interested in the financing of coin Now through the nation’s juke boxes. machines of all kinds. became attractive to juke box operators "THE CASH BOX PRICE LISTS" (a combination of What’s more, this The Cash Box’ former 'Confidential Price Lists’ and The who either had locations which catered development indi- Cash Box’ former 'C. M. I. [ Coin Machines Industry ] to that type of music or who felt that cates that there may be an entirely new Blue Book’) are the one and only officially recognized price quotations guide for all new and used machines in jazz should at least be represented on approach to the recording of jazz from the United States and all over the world where Ameri- now on. :an made machines are used. "The Cash Box Price Lists” their increased capacity machines. But Not that jazz artists will be ire an exclusive and copyrighted feature of The Cash restricted in any way. But Box. "The Cash Box Price Lists" are recognized officially those who tried the jazz EPs were usual- numbers will jy cities and states throughout the country as the “official now7 ly sorely disappointed, for the length probably be done with an eye to price book of the coin machines industry.” "The Cash Box " using Price Lists are officially used in the settlement of of the numbers were a difficult prob- parts of the work for more com- (states, for buying, selling or trading of all types of coin mercial outlets. operated equipment and are also officially recognized for lem. It wasn’t unusual, for instance, taxation purposes. "The Cash Box Price Lists” are used :y finance firms, factors, loan companies, bankers, and to find a particular passage which ran All this bodes well for jazz. For if ill other financial institutions to guide them in the mak- six minutes or more, which made the ing of loans to members of the coin machines industry, the general public can become more rhe publishers reserve the right to refuse advertise- record unfeasible from any commer- familiar with the jazz ments, editorial material and all other subject and idiom through the idvertising matter that does not meet with their com- cial point of view. juke boxes of the nation, it plete approval. means that Yet it seemed to record company greater audiences will be developed for Copyright under the International Copyright Conven- tion. All rights reserved by the Pan American Copy- officials that if there was a potential jazz LPs and the mushrooming jazz con- right Convention. Copyright 1957 by The Cash Box Publishing Co., Inc. juke box market for their jazz cata- cert field. The Cash Box , Music Page 4 August 3, 1957 DOT RECORDS GIVES YOU

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CD-1315— Everly Brothers DO-15576—T. Tommy DE-30321—Webb Pierce ME-71 18—Chuck Miller

TEDDY BEAR 1 2 ELVIS PRESLEY 5 VI-7000— Elvis Presley

LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND PAT BOONE J 2 DO-15570—Pat Boone VP-1003—Vivienne DO-15578—Mac Wiseman

I'M GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN 4 BILLY WILLIAMS 6 CR-61830— Billy Williams RO-4014—Larry Storch

IT'S NOT FOR ME TO SAY JOHNNY MATHIS 5 4 CO-40851 —Johnny Mathis KA-185—Jane Morgan LO-1754— Cyril Stapleton

SO RARE JIMMY DORSEY FR-755—Jimmy Dorsey

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SEARCHIN' THE COASTERS 8 AC-6087—The Coasters AROUND THE WORLD VICTOR YOUNG—-MANTOVANI (TIE) A AP9770—Don Costa 0. LO-1746—Mantovani 0. U CR-61741 — Lawrence Welk 0. MG-12507— Ray Charles Singers t V CR-61856—McGuire Sisters TH-1 956—Jack Haskel DE-30262—Victor Young 0. VI-6677—Eddie Fisher 2^gjnal DE-30398—George Barnes VI-6853—Manny Lopez 0. chartbustbr KA-185—Jane Morgan VI-6947—Eddie Fisher LONG LONELY NIGHTS' I LIKE YOUR KIND OF LOVE AINDY WILLIAMS CD-1323—Andy Williams VI-6891 —Melvin Endsley

LEE 11) A WHITE SPORT COAT. 12) SEND FOR ME. 13) DARK MOON. 14) ANDREWS WHITE SILVER SANDS. 15) WHISPERING BELLS. 16) START MOVIN'. 17) SHORT FAT FANNIE. 18) SHANGRI-LA. 19) WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL! ' THE hearts 20) ALL SHOOK UP. 21) OVER THE MOUNTAIN, ACROSS THE SEA. 22) TAMMY. 23) STAR DUST. 24) WITH ALL MY HEART. 25) LOVING YOU. CHESS it 76^5 26) A TEENAGER'S ROMANCE. 27) GONNA FIND ME A BLUEBIRD. 28) JENNY, JENNY. 29) RAINBOW. 30) LITTLE DARLIN'. 31) YOUNG BLOOD. 32) DIANA. 33) MY PERSONAL POSSESSION. 34) FOUR WALLS. 35) A FALLEN STAR. CODE AB—Abbott CH—Chess EP—Epic HE—Herald NG— Norgran SP—Specialty AC—Atco CK—Checker ER—Era IM— Imperial OK—Okeh SU—Sun AL—Aladdin CM—Cameo EX— Excello JU —Jubilee PE— Peacock TH—Thunderbird AO—Apollo CO—Columbia FB—Fabor JZ—Josie PR—Prestige Tl—Tico AP—ABC- CR—Coral 4 Star—Four Star KA—Kapp RA—Rainbow UN—United Co., Paramount DA—Danna FE—Federal Kl—King RE—Regent UQ—Unique Record FI Er AT—Atlantic DE—Decca — Fiesta LI —Liberty RM—Rama VE—Verve 2120 S. MICHIGAN AVE. BR—Brunswick DL—DeLuxe FR— Fraternity LO—London RO—Roulette VI—Rea Victor BT Bethlehem — DO—Dot 6E—Gee ME—Mercury RP—RPM VJ—Vee-Jay CHICAGO 16, ILLINOIS BY— Bally DT—Dooto GL Glory MG—MGM SA—Savoy VK—Vik CA—Capitol DU—Duke — CD—Cadence EL—Eldorado GR—Groove MO—Modern SE—Seeco VP—Vip

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Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. 7/27 7/20 7/27 7/20 7/27 7/20 7/27 7/20 7/27 7/20 7/27 7/20 46 1 —Teddy Bear 7—So Rare 16—Wonderful! 25—-Young Blood 36—Love Me To —Honeycomb 4 24 26 2 1 6 Wonderful! Pieces VI-7000—ELVIS PRESLEY AFR-755—JIMMY DORSEY 20 16 AAC-6087—THE COASTERS RO-4015—JIMMIE RODGERS Sophisticated Swing Searchin' Their Hearts Were Loving You JILL COREY CO-40784—JOHNNY MATHIS CO-40955— Full Of Spring When Sunny Gets Blue Love GL-256—DENNY VAUGHAN 26—-My Personal Since You Went Away 2 Bye, Bye Love Possession — VI-6916—JAN PEERCE 37—Start Movin' 47—What Will I Tell 1 3 34 30 8 Old Cape Cod My Yiddishe Momme 30 28 EVERLY BROTHERS — "KING" COLE My Heart CD-1315— 8 8 CA-3737—NAT EP-9216—SAL MINEO If I Care I Wonder Send For Me Love Affair As Much ME-71 101—PATTI PAGE AIM-5454—FATS DOMINO Wondering DE-30361—ANDY BEY DE-30321—WEBB PIERCE 17—Shangri-La The Meaning Of The When I See You Missing You 18 15 Blues 38—Passing DO-15576—T. TOMMY EP-9213—FOUR COINS I Saw You, I Saw You Strangers First In Line 48 Cool Shake ME-71118—CHUCK MILLER 27—Goody Goody 40 55 — 44 48 Rang Tang Ding Dong 9 Searchin' 39 49 ME-71 122—SARAH — GE-1039—FRANKIE LYMON & VAUGHAN & BILLY ECKSTINE ME-71132—DEL-VIKINGS 7 7 Jitterbug Mary 1 8—Rainbow TEENAGERS AC-6087—THE COASTERS Creation Of Love Young Blood 19 31 3— It's Not For Me CC-1013—BOBBY BREEN 39—To The Aisle We Will Make Love To Say With All My 48 47 49—When I See You KA-184—RUSS HAMILTON 28— 5 5 SATINS We Will Make Love Heart AEM-1019— FIVE JOHNNY MATHIS Wish I Had My Baby AIM-5454—FATS DOMINO CO-40851— 10 Tammy JU-5290—BILL DARNEL 27 20 52— Warm And Tender — EP-9224—ROY HAMILTON What Will I Tell My 14 23 Do You Care CN-1003—JODIE SANDS Heart KA-185—JANE MORGAN DEBBIE REYNOLDS More Than Only Around The World CR-61851— French Heels Friends LO-1754 CR-61 845—JOSEPH GERSHENSON DE-30324—JUDY SCOTT Find CYRIL STAPLETON 0. 40—Gonna Me The Bachelor 19— I Like Your The Game Of Love 50 Flying Saucer Forgotten Dreams Bluebird — DE-30317—PAT KIRBY KA-1 83—BUDDY GRECO A Kind Of Love 36 32 The 2nd Don't Keep Me Silent 15 12 Game Of Love JOYCE HAHN 37 44 DE-30398—GEORGE BARNES CD-1323—ANDY WILLIAMS D-1318— I Saw You, I Saw You LU-105—Buchanan & Goodman Around The World Stop Teasin' Me 4 I'm Gonna Sit Z-l 65—DARRYL ROBERTS Martian Symphony — 29 Teenager's 7 ME-71 123— RICHARD —A 42— f AUA U/IiiIa Yrtlf ! Right Down HAYMAN VI-6891—MELVIN ENDSLEY Is It True? Romance 4 6 Calypso Gal 25 19 MG-1241 2 VI-6930—AMES BROTHERS MARV | N RAINWATER CR-61830—BILLY WILLIAMS VE-10047—RICKY NELSON 51 —Mr. Lee Date With The Blues Rockin' Shoes So You Think You've I'm Walkin' RO-4014—LARRY STORCH 20 Diana Got Troubles — VI-6905—EDDY ARNOLD I'm Walkin' 26 38 A Little Bit AP-9831—PAUL ANKA 30 A Fallen Star 11 —White Silver Don't Gamble With C.C. Rider Love 28 29 Lonely Sands CA-3742—FERLIN HUSKY 41 Long 53 56 5 Letters —Love 10 n Prize Possession Nights In The Sand BR-55013—LENNON SISTERS DO-1289—JIMMY NEWMAN 50 — I Can't Go On This 3 2 One Day A Little Girl 21 —Dark Moon AT-1 149—CLYDE McPHATTER Owen Bradley Way 53 Little 15570 PAT BOONE DE-30363— 16 9 Heartaches Rock Your DO- — Midnight Blues DO-15594—HILLTOPPERS Bernardine DO-15550—BONNIE GUITAR Footsteps BA-245—THE KINGS Baby To Sleep JU-5288—DON RONDO Know DO-15578—MAC WISEMAN Big Mike ME-71 124—NICK NOBLE Let Me Stars Fell On Alabama CH-1665—LEE ANDREWS 43 39 Because We Are Young OJ-1002—DAVE GARDNER DO-15558—GALE STORM Let Me Hold You In Mv Arms The Clock VP-1003—VIVIENNE Fat Charlie A Little Too Late DE-30404—KITTY KALLEN Light A Candle VI-6910—HAWKSHAW HAWKINS 31 Jenny, Jenny Lasting Love With This Pen 29 27 54—Just Between ASP-606—LITTLE RICHARD You Miss Ann That'll Be And Me 6 Around The 12 Send For Me — — 22 Over The The Day World 11 14 — "KING" COLE 9 10 ACA-3737—NAT Mountain, 32— Island In My Personal Possession BR-55009—THE CRICKETS AP-9770—DON COSTA 0. Across The Sea The Sun I’m Looking For 55—Oh Baby Doll everybody Loves Pierre 22 25 Someone To Love 32 35 45 45 CR-61741—LAWRENCE WELK 0. CH-1654—JOHNNIE & JOE VI-6885—HARRY BELAFONTE Champagne Time My Baby's Gone On Cocoanut Woman 43 Swinging CR-61856—McGuire Sisters 13 Star Dust — Interlude — Sweethearts 56 17 22 —Susie-Q DE-30262—VICTOR YOUNG 0. 33— Build Your Love 52 54 Around The World— •LI-55071 —BILL WARD & 23— In The Middle 33 34 CA-3748—RON GOODWIN O. Crosby DOMINOES Lucinda Of An Island CO-40942—JOHNNIE RAY I'll Find You DE-30398—GEORGE BARNES 42 —i Street Of Memories ME-71 152—DAVID CARROLL O. Tammy Fascination 57— Freight Train CA-3762 VI-6982— KA-185—JANE MORGAN ERNIE FORD HUGO 49 50 TENNESSEE 0. It's Not For Me To Say WINTERHALTER Ivy League 34—Whole Lot Happy Cobbler LO-1746—MANTOVANI 0. 14 Short Fat Fannie CO-40965—TONY BENNETT Road To Ballingary — I Am Of Shakin' 12 17 VE-1 0068—STAN WILSON 58 MG-12507 Going 44 Valley Tears —Bon Voyage RAY CHARLES SINGERS SP-608—LARRY WILLIAMS Sweet Annabelle On — Of Take A Trip To High School Dance 31 36 38 37 Memory Lane SU-267 JERRY LEE LEWIS IM-5442—FATS DOMINO It'll Be Me TH-1 956—JACK HASKELL It’s You I Love Away Out West 24—A White Sport 59—All Shook Up VI-6677— EDDIE FISHER 15—Whispering Coat 41 33 Cindy Oh Cindy 21 13 35— I Am 45—June Night Bells VI-6853—MANNY LOPEZ. 0. CO-40864—MARTY ROBBINS 56 — Summer Romance 13 18 Grown-Up Tears CO-40965—TONY BENNETT FR-777—JIMMY DORSEY 0. VI-6947—EDDIE FISHER DO-15592—DEL-VIKINGS CR-61835—JOHNNY DESMOND In The Middle Of An Jay-Dee's Boogie 60—Four Walls Slow Burning Love Don't Be A Fool Just Lookin' Island Woogie 35 24

nnnr - AO—Apollo CA—Capitol CO—Columbia DT—Dooto FE—Federal HE—Herald LU—Luniverse PI —Pilgrim SA—Savoy UN—United J Mr AP—ABC-Paramount CC—Chic CR—Coral DU—Duke FI — Fiesta IM—Imperial ME—Mercury PR—Prestige SE—Seeco UQ—Unique UU UL i AT—Atlantic CD—Cadence DA—Dana EL—Eldorado FL—Flash JU—Jubilee MG—MGM PT—Point SG—Sage VE—Verve AB—Abbott BA—Baton CH—Chess DD—Dale EM—Ember FP— Flip JZ—Josie MO—Modem RA—Rainbow SP—Specialty - VI—RCA Victor AC—Atco BN—Benida CK—Checker DE—Decca EP—Epic FR—Fraternity KA—Kapp NG—Norgran RE—Regent SU—Sun VJ—Vee Joy AF—Audio Fidelity BR—Brunswick CL—Colonial DL—DeLuxe ER—Era GE—Gee Kl—King OJ—OJ RM—Rama TH—Thunderbird VK—Vik AG—Argo BT—Bethlehem CM—Cameo DO—Dot EX—Excello GL—Glory LI —Liberty OK—Okeh RO—Roulette Tl—tlco VP—Vip At AfccMhi BY—Bally CN—Chancellor DS—Disneyland FB—Fabor GO—Gone LO—London PE—Peacock RP—RPM INDICATES BEST SELLING RECORD OR RECORDS. * Tna are listed above hi order of their popularity based on a continuing weekly national survey of leading retail dealers by The Cash Box. Each listing includes the name of the song. record number. artists and tune on the reverse side. • The numbers underneath the title indicate the positions of the record last week and two weeks ago. respectively. • All labels listed in alphabetical order. ” “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX Page 9 August 3, 1957 The Cash Box , Music

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B+ EXCELLENT C+ GOOD D MEDIOCRE “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

:illllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!llllllll!ll!lllll!ll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM BILLY MAXTED & ORCH. EDDIE LAWRENCE (Cadence 1325) The Cash Box (Coral 61863) B . “STRANGE CARGO” (2:23) B, “MEMORIES OF LOUISE” Dt [Robbins ASCAP—Slack, McKin- [Merrick BMI—Lawrence] Eddie ley, Bradley] Here’s a sleeper to Lawrence who made his mark in the watch closely. It’s an exciting piano Disk oi the Week wax world with his comedy narrations instrumental set against a striking as the Old Philosopher, comes up with orchestral backdrop with a great beat. “THERE’S A GOLD MINE IN “REMEMBER YOU’RE MINE” another hilarious side as he tells, in Cadence is sizzling, and this fascinat- THE SKY” (2:15) (2:14) a British accent, of his miserable life ing change-of-pace instrumental could [Bourne ASCAP—Kenny, Kenny] [Lowe-Tray ASCAP—Mann, Lowe] with his wife. Many funny lines. Jocks in the diskery’s wind seeking a change-of-pace item will get caught up PAT BOONE (Dot 15602) storm and turn out to be a big hit. wear the grooves off of this one. Pat Boone’s development as one of the entertainment field’s most It’s got that “Honky Tonk” com- # “THE OLD PHILOSOPHER ON merciality. sought after personalities has been truly phenomenal. And the next B ' THE RANGE” [Merrick BMI— decade should find the artist’s stock soaring to even greater In p “TWO FINGER BLUES” (2:10) heights. Lawrence] Eddie tears apart the the wax field, he continues to turn out disk after disk, all of which sell l#+ [Scherer Songs BMI—Cleveland, lyrics to “Home On The Range”. by the carload. As a follow-up to his current gold-disker “Love Letters In Lampert, Martin] A bluesy boogie- Here he narrates in his familiar The Sand”, Pat offers two more wonderful sides that can’t miss. “There’s woogie item, with two fingers of the philosopher style. Another refreshing A Gold Mine In The Sky” is another great oldie brought up to date by right hand used to carry the melody novelty for jocks and kids. Pat’s on the ivories, is pleasantly handled smooth, rhythmic vocalizing. This side also was penned by Charles by Maxted. & Nick Kenny, authors of “Love Letters”. Equally exciting is “Remember CAMARATA You’re Mine”, a mellow reading of an outstanding new love song with (Disneyland 55) ANTHONY ROMA a great summer lyric. Two clean-cut renditions of top drawer material. “TRUMPETER’S PRAYER” Take pick. p, (Prep 112) your O' (2:40) [Walt Disney ASCAP— j “GOOD INTENTIONS” (2:24) Camarata] This waxing is taken from B [E.H. Morris ASCAP—Leigh, “Tutti’s Trumpet” LP, which features Coleman] Prep introduces Anthony six name trumpeters in solo spots Roma, a polished young songster with under Tutti Camarata’s direction. a rich, warm voice. He makes a fine Conrad Gozzo warmly does the trum- first showing on a pretty romantic pet chores here on a feelingful melody. opus. The artist gets excellent ork-chorus ABOUT” p . “TOO GOOD TO TALK support. May catch on. The LP is a W+(2:20) [E.H. Morris ASCAP— best seller and the single could also Leigh, Coleman] Tony has Sinatra’s attract coin. romancer. free swing on this rhythmic “BOY MEETS HORN” (3:16) Pleasant ditty with a cute love lyric. B [American Academy Of Music ASCAP Mills, Ellington, Stewart] RAY ELLIS & HIS GYPSIES ORCH. — Tricky trumpet work by Shorty Sher- (Columbia 40982) lock on the oldie keeps this affair in [South- B “FASCINATION” (2:26) an inventive, and novel light. D+ ern ASCAP—Manning, Mar- chetti] Ray Ellis, the man responsible JOHNNY JANIS for a number of pretty accompani- (ABC-Paramount 9840) releases, ments on Columbia’s hit “LATER BABY” (2:05) [T.C. makes his singles debut with a B BMI — Turnbull, Pike] The string chorus inter- fascinating and “sound” here is up to high rock ’n roll pretation of the much recorded waltz standards with the vocal by Janis theme from the hit “Love In The pouncing on the tune with a sure and flowing ar- Afternoon” pic. Lush R&R skill. A driving opus with rangement that should bite off a obvious teen appeal. healthy chunk of the sales this tune “ALL THE TIME” (2:00) [Pam- B , will garner. Ellis is a magnificent con- V • co BMI Davis] Janis continues ductor-arranger and could start his — his show of strong R&R strength on climb to the top aboard this initial a run-way rocker. release. It’s beautiful, p “SOFT SANDS” (2:57) [Weiss & LES BAXTER ORCH. i w Berry BMI—Coates, Stein] An- (Capitol 3768) other pretty chorus-ork reading of a “MANHATTAN” [E. B. Marks heavily covered tune. B ASCAP—Rodgers, Hart] Les BROOK BENTON Baxter brings a great oldie front and center with a beautiful new easy-lilt- (Vik 0285) instrumental “COME ON, BE NICE” (2:26) ing arrangement that could make the evergreen a commer- B [Eden BMI—Otis, Benton] A cial hit all over again. Smooth and smooth shuffling rock and roller is delightful programming material. excitingly styled by the rich voice of Brook Benton. Lad has a strong tune “LA PANSE” [Leeds ASCAP— to woi’k with and comes up with a B Rendine, Pisano] Here the maes- commercial rendition. Could make tro leads his aggregation through a some noise. light and infectious continental bounc- “I WANNA DO EVERYTHING er with the chorus employed as an in- B FOR YOU” [Raleigh BMI— Otis, strument. Interesting novelty. Benton] The tempo is upped on this “HARRY” THE HIPSTER half for the performer’s rockin’ read- (Hip 501) ing of another teenage item with a “FM GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN powerful dance beat. Benton has a B sound. AND WRITE MYSELF A LET- TER” (2:17) [Brown DeSylva-Hen- LAURA K. BRYANT derson A S C A P—Ahlei’t, Young] — (Cameo 112) Here’s a version of the oldie currently B “THE KISS I NEVER HAD” making chart rounds, that’s certain - Dt (2:18) [Lowe-Ross Jungnickel to draw attention. The pianist-vocalist ASCAP Mann, Lowe] Laura Bryant, offers the tune with a light, and who made territorial noise with her breezy swing tempo, true to his “hip- “Billy” waxing, comes thru with a ster” tag. Great change-of-pace pro- class tear-jerker that should do well in gramming for the deejays. today’s “sweeter Music” market. “LIVE FAST DIE YOUNG AND “I DON’T HURT ANYMORE” B HAVE A GOOD LOOKIN’ B (2:05) [Hill & Range BMI— CORPSE” (2:15) [Atomic BMI—Gib- Rollins, Robertson] Here the lark son] An original composition by the belts a big R & R reading of top artist gets a treatment in a vein sim- country tune of a few years ago. ilar to the top deck. Side answers the Dramatic job that could send the tune what-to-play-that’s-different cry of soaring in the pop market. the jocks. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” w

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JOHNNY An Affair to Remember from the 20th Century-

Fox Picture “An Affair Please Don’t BOND Blame Me to Remember” b / Sale of Broken Hearts b/w Teen-Age JILL COREY Dream b/w In the Eyes of the World Marty Robbins with All I Can Do Is Cry Vic Damone with

Ray Conniff Johnny Bond Percy Faith and His Orchestra 4—40973-c 4-40945 4-40969 CARROLL

Love Me to Pieces from the CBS Television “Studio One Summer

Theatre” Production of the same name b/w Love

Jill Corey with Jimmy Carroll and His Orchestra 4-40955

HITS ARE ON BEt ftlH records A DIVISION OF CBS HOTTEST COMPANY IN THE BUSINESS ® “Columbia” <$> Marcas Reg.

“ It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” Page The Cash Box , Music 12 August «?, 1957 Record Reviews

A DISK & SLEEPER B VERY GOOD C FAIR

B+ EXCELLENT C+ GOOD B MEDIOCRE “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

JANIS MARTIN KIP HALE (Cabot 107) (RCA Victor 6983) The Cash Box ____ “ANGELITA” [Olman “LOVE AND KISSES” (1:59) (2:30) n B ASCAP—Alperson, Hughes, Stap- [Trinity BMI — Moore, Davie, B+ ley] Hale effectively sings this salute Rockabilly songstress Martin Grean] Sleeper of the Week to the gal from “The Restless Breed” make impressive pop news with could pic. Lush ork and chorus arrangement a snappy ditty with cute this entry, “WHEN YOU RETURN” “LET’S START ALL OVER suits the soaring nature of the melody. appeal. The thrush makes the lyric (2:40) AGAIN” (2:35) Commanding ballad issue. in her hand- most of this bright affair [A.M.C. ASCAP—Ram] [Sophisticate BMI—Johnson] approach. Keep tabs on this “REMEMBER THAT WAS clapping p , WILLIAMS (Mercury 71158) i one. TONY w THEN (BUT THIS IS NOW)” (2:30) [Broude ASCAP—D’Artega, (2:01) • Mercury Records displays the tremendous versatility of the very suc- w% “I’LL NEVER BE FREE” Adams] A plaintive opus is given a cessful Platters by featuring Tony Williams, the group’s lead voice, in D [Laurel ASCAP — Benjamin, smooth delivery by Hale, the ork and his first solo effort. Working against a lush string accompaniment, the Weiss] A hard beat has been added to chorus. by gifted vocalist hands in striking performances of two outstanding ballad this oldie convincingly wrapped up items tailor-made for today’s market. “When You Return” is a dramatic the artist. ballad with potent love lyrics set to the favorite melody of “Danny Boy”. DICK HYMAN TRIO Powerful job, especially when Tony hits the high notes in his clear, (MGM 12516) emotional manner. “Let’s Start All Over Again” opens with a verse and RANDY SPARKS “BAND OF ANGELS” (2:47) leads into another beautiful romancer chanted from the heart. Williams, H (Verve 10066) ®T [M. Whitmark ASCAP—Steiner, still very a of the platters, should do extremely well with much member Sigman] The diskeries are taking to THEY WERE YOUNG” this solo coupling. n “ONCE this sweeping title tune from a [Oakland ASCAP — D (2:37) Warner Bros, flick. The rendition Sparks tenderly sings a Sparks] MGM has taken to is one of concerto- expressive melody with beautifully like, proportions by the Hyman leaning. Written by the “DON’T TELL ME YOUR TROUBLES” (2:23) strong folk (“Three Penny Opera”) Trio, featur- number is a sensitive ap- [Kahl BMI Jacobson, Roberts, Unger] artist, the — ing flashy keyboard artistry by Hy- “too young type of proach to the “EVER SINCE THAT NIGHT” (2:00) [Kahl BMI—Stallman, Shapiro] man, and the solo chanting of a thrush song. Class presentation. I JIMMY BOWEN (Roulette 4017) in the background. A version of the melody to reckon with. fi “BRIGHT MOON, BRIGHT , • Jimmy Bowen, who zoomed into the recording spotlight with his big STAR” (1:51) [Oakland ASCAP “THE RED HEAD” (2:01) [Anvil l#+ waxing “I’m Stickin’ With You”, and followed up with another chart Sparks] Another Sparks composi- B ASCAP — Delugg, Malneck] con- item “Warm Up To Me Baby”, has a new side that should extend his tion, a calypso tuned pleaser, is Clever stint from the trio on a cute, consecutive hit string to 3-in-a-row. The number is dubbed “Don’t Tell veyed with zest by the performer. catchy item. Appealing side. I Me Your Troubles” and is aimed directly at the teenage market. It’s a handclapping jumper with catchy vocal effort by the songster. Right in JIMMY GAVIN line with the best selling rock-a-billy merchandise. Watch the lists for JUDY SCOTT this one. Flip “Ever Since That Night” is another rhythmic opus with a (Decca 30395) (Cameo 113) country flavoring. But it’s the upper side that’s got the goods. » “THE PARLOR PIANO” (2:35) (2:05) n “I SIT IN MY WINDOW” [Charles Daniels — Davenport, ASCAP B+ [Starling BMI — Tobias, Altman] A turn-of-the-een- Gavin gets fabu- Blackwell] Jimmy tury keyboard is used for rock ’n roll support as “BE FAIR” (2:45) [Cornell ASCAP Wayne, Gannon] lous gimmick and choral — and romance in this affectionate num-' rock he projects on a free-swinging “WHEN WILL I FORGET YOU” (3:00) [Ricki ASCAP—George, Walker] ber excellently read by songstress a heap and roll side that could make AL HIBBLER (Decca 30397) Scott. Very inviting waxing that could Full, exciting item tailor- of noise. • A1 Hibbler, who did so well with “Unchained Melody”, “After The move out. for the younger set. Watch this made Lights Go Down Low” and “He”, is back on the winning track with a big half. “A TENDER WORD” (2:25) new side that should be his biggest seller in quite some time. The number B [Maple Leaf BMI—Pamus, Shu- is tagged “Be Fair” and features the rich voiced star with a heart-felt “LONELY CHAIR” (2:40) [Pro- man] A lazy waltz beat offering is p rendition of emotional love song. Well written romancer that should V gressive BMI—Price, Boskent] an rendered with a weep-vocal by the favorite. Pleis’ ork chorus supply a beautiful Jimmy belts out a slow beat R & R blossom into a top Jack and lark. Emotional product. ballad reminiscent of the recent click background for Hibbler Big new side that falls right in line with today’s “Just Because”. trend toward sweeter music. The companion deck “When Will I Forget You”, is another class love story treated with sincerity. Al’s great range THE KING’S FOUR and phrasing make this side a standout also.* Keep a tab on the upper (MGM 12515) CLYDE STACY portion. “SUMMERTIME” (2:06) (Candlelight 1018) B [Gershwin, Heyward] A bright, swinging version of the great “Porgy [Pollard n . “DREAM BOY” (2:26) “A DANCE, A KISS AND A PROMISE” (2:34) And Bess” melody by the talented Clyde Stacy, | Dt BMI—Lipscomb] group is sure to be picked up the [Republic BMI—Starr, Wolf] by who made some territorial noise with platter spinners. A presentation of “DOUBLE-DATE” (2:02) [Republic BMI—Starr, Wolf] “So Young”, has a follow-up side that the evergreen that always keeps in could break on a national scale. Com- RANDY STARR (Dale 102) touch with the melodic-line. mercial teenage fare with a simple • The singing dentist, Randy Starr, made a tremendous first showing melody and a tender romantic lyric. “SPARE ME” (2:08) [M. Wit- recently when, as an unknown on a new label, he hit nationally with his B mark Lippman, Sig- This deck grows on you. It’s got that ASCAP— first recording “After School”. The disk enjoyed a long run and we can something extra. man] More versatile harmony by the expect an even stronger reaction to his latest effort, “A Dance* A Kiss group is used to smartly bring across p. “A BROKEN HEART” (2:46) And A Promise”. Easy lilting love tune loaded with teenappeal. Randy’s this uptempo waxing. Fine deejay at- V+ [Pollard BMI—Stacy] The song- vocal work is soft, pleasant and extremely commercial. And his whistling traction. ster also penned this fragile country on the disk adds further color to the charming melody. Sounds like flavored romancer. Pretty ballad deck another big one for Dale. Flip “Double-Date” is another item designed JIMMY DONLEY vocal. for the younger set. Up beat dance opus with some multiple voice work. with a heavy hearted (Decca 30392) p, “SOUTH OF THE BORDER” TONI ARDEN D"T (2:34) [Shapiro Bernstein “BEAUTIFUL WEEKEND” (2:34) [Recordo Vikki] (Decca 30396) BMI— ASCAP—Kennedy, Carr] The stand- “ROCK-A BOOGIE” (2:45) [Recordo BMI—Thomas] by has been clothed in a modem rock n “IT TAKES ONLY ONE” (2:20) roll GOOGIE RENE (Class 212) ’n garment by Donley, and could [Ross Jungnickel ASCAP — see another stay on the charts for the Schroeder, Weisman] Miss Arden • Here’s a sleeper that immediately arrests the listener’s attention. It’s song via this exciting reading. Ever- very capably handles one of those big, an outstanding instrumental offering featuring the superb keyboard work greens are currently making noise in dramatic affairs telling of a world of of Googie Rene set against a stirring chorus and ork backdrop. Titled new vocal lights; this could follow a lot of people, but taking only one “Beautiful Weekend”, the tune has the same charm and hit ingredients suit. to bring a happy life. Should see hefty that made “Soft Summer Breeze” and “Canadian Sunset” such huge suc- deejay play. cesses. The easy lilting theme is repeated often and after a few listens, “THE TRAIL OF THE LONE- [Shapiro you find yourself whistling it. Rene has a delightful technique and some B SOME PINE” (2:22) “GOOD MORNING, MR. LOVE” great material to work with. The lad clicked with two sides of a previous Bernstein-ASCAP—MacDonald, Car- oldie B (2:20) [Progressive BMI—Pomus, Class release “Sidetrack” and “Midnight” in the R & B field a few months roll] A similar revamping of an Shuman] A sunny item gets a spark- ago. “Beautiful Weekend” could do the same in the pop dept. Flip “Rock-A keeps pace again with the demands ling vocal approach of today’s ’n roll from the artist. Boogie” is a boogie woogie item with a R & R beat. rock minded young- Happy beat tune. sters. Rousing R&R issue. ” “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX ” 3 !

The Cash Box , Music Page 1 August 3, 1 957 FOREVER Out HITS

Review Spotlight on POP TALENT

TED NEWMAN. . . .Rev 3505 PLAYTHING (Renda, Pontra, BM() UNLUCKY ME (Desert Palms, Pontra, BMI) Newman sells rockabilly style with drive and appealing exuberance. “Plaything” is a catchy rocker with a cute answer-gimmick by a a lent chorus. Flip is a bright rhythm-ballad. If platter gets ex- posure, it could be a sleeper.

BILLBOARD REVIEW JUNE 22 '57 ISSUE

Headed For The Charts

GEORGE PECK sings

"You’re The One" "/ Ask of Heaven

GEORGE PECK (Rev 3506) p "YOU'RE THE ONE" (2:04) D •* [Desert Renda BMI—T&J Ollier] The disk has the sound to give it that “extra added attraction” among other issues of its type. Peck does a fluid vocal chore in a light uptempo vein. Each chorus seems to make the effort ‘Cash Box Reviews more attractive. Could make big noise. “I ASK OF HEAVEN" (1:56) July 27, 1957 B [Desert Renda BMI—Humlie, Soto] The side keeps up the quality found in the top deck. Peck warmly handles a touching plea with excellent results. This could move, too.

“TOP GRADE” (Billboarc

“A BEST BET” (Cash b 0;

'Hecv HOT ^,

“fl’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” ! —————————— ——————————— Page 14 August 3, 1957 The Cash Box , Music London Record Reviews BIG! BIG! BIG! Lowdown A DISK & SLEEPER B VERY GOOD C FAIR B+ EXCELLENT c+ GOOD D MEDIOCRE illlllllllllllllllllllllllllll

Mel Torme, who was due to ap- ll!!llllllllllllllllll!ll!IIIIIIlllllll!lllllllllllilllllllllllllllll!llllll!lll!lllllllM SUMMER pear on the Saturday Spectacular TV show, was replaced at short notice Thu by Keefe Brasselle. Mel’s absence is Cosh Box __ only a temporary one as he is sched- HITS! uled to star in next Sunday’s Black- pool Show; he also opens his vaude- Sleeper of the Week ville tour in London tonight. Elvis Presley is riding high with “THERE GOES^IY HEART” “Teddy Bear” and it looks as though “IT WAS THERE” (2:30) it’s tailing his own No. 1 “All Shook from VEE-JAY [Zells’ BMI—Sanders] [Zells’ BMI—Harvin] Up”. He may fight himself for the No. 1 spot. JOHNNIE & JOE (J & S 1659) WE COULDN’T BELIEVE Shirley Bassey opens a two week vaudeville stint at the London Hippo- • Johnnie & Joe, the team that went “Over The Mountain, Across The IT EITHER — BUT drome. Taking over after her will be Sea” and way up onto the pop lists, follows-up with two big new sides Charlie Gracie. that should please the pair’s many new teenage fans. (See R & B IT’S TRUE! Jodie Sands’ waxing of “With All Reviews). My Heart” looks like a very strong contender for top honors in the charts over here. Nancy Whiskey reported going solo after the success of her “Freight JIMMY record. “THAT TRAIN HAS GONE” Train” “LOVE ME CHERRY” (2:18) Tony Martin due in Monte Carlo (2:50) Rush Willis] Sporting Club for gala appearance. [Rush BMI—Willis] t BMI— Also Billy Eckstine. CHUCK WILLIS (Atlantic 1148) The Blue Stars of France have cut REED. title which could well be an- a new Chuck Willis, whose long running “C. C. Rider” disk is still selling, other “Lullaby Of Birdland” for • follows-up with another pair of solid sides for pop disk buyers. (See them. R & B Reviews). This Week’s Best Selling Pop Singles “THE SUN IS (Courtesy “New Musical Express”) 1 All Shook Up Elvis Presley (HMV) 2 Puttin’ On The Style/ SHINING” Gamblin’ Man “HUMPTY DUMPTY HEART” “LOVE ME RIGHT” (1:59) Lonnie Donegan (Pye-Nixa) (2:33) [Brookville BMI—Kirschner, VEE-JAY #248 3 We Will Make Love [Progressive BMI—Boye] Darin] Russ Hamilton (Oriole) LAVERN BAKER (Atlantic 1150) IS SWEEPING UP 4 Teddy Bear Elvis Presley (ROA) • The “Jim Dandy” gal has two hot ones for the pop market. Both are to be featured in the forthcoming “Mr. Rock & Roll” movie. (See ON ALL POPCHARTS 5 Little Darlin’ Diamonds (Mercury) R & B Reviews). 6 Around The World ALONG WITH Ronnie Hilton (HMV) AMERICA'S FAVORITE 7 White Sport Coat King Brothers (Parlophone) VOCAL GROUP 7 Love Letters In The Sand The Cash Box Pat Boone (London) 9 Butterfingers THE Tommy Steele (Decca) Best Bets In Love 10 When I Fall "FASCINATION" Nat “King” Cole (Capitol) fa Ray Ellis Orch. Columbia 40982 "STRANGE CARGO" Billy Maxted Cadence 1325 11 Yes, Tonight Josephine SPANIELS Johnnie Ray (Philips) fa "THE KISS I NEVER HAD" Laura K. Bryant Cameo 112 Around The World fa "TRUMPETER’S PRAYER" Camarata Disneyland 55 and 12 Bing Crosby (Brunswick) fa "SOUTH OF THE BORDER" Jimmy Donley Decca 30392 13 Lucille fa "BAND OF ANGELS" Dick Hyman MGM 12516 Little Richard (London) "THE PARLOR PIANO" Judy Scott Decca 30395 “EVERYONE’S 14 Mr. Wonderful "IT TAKES ONLY ONE" Toni Arden Decca 30396 Peggy Lee (Brunswick) "I SIT IN MY WINDOW" Jimmy Gavin Cameo 113 14 Bye Bye Love "WHO KNOWS" Joe Tucker RKO LAUGHING” Everly Brothers (London) fa Unique 410 16 Island In The Sun Belafonte (RCA) VEE-JAY #246 Harry JOHNNY DEE BOB JONES 17 I Like Your Kind Of Love (Web 1114) Andy Williams (London) (Colonial 435) “PONY TAIL” 18 Fabulous (1:57) [Beatrice “1000 CONCRETE BLOCKS” B ASCAP-Noto, Waters, Darmanin] Charlie Gracie (Parlophone) B [Bentley BMI-Dee] The (2:21) This sparkling tribute to the pony- 19 Last Train To San Fernando artist, of “Sittin’ In The Balcony” tail set has what it takes to keep SEND FOR Johnny Duncan (Columbia)' delivers this wailer about a DEEJAYS : fame, the teeners listening and dancing. 20 Dark Moon convict reflecting about his love with Jones Tony Brent (Columbia) offers the quick-beat tune with YOUR COPY — NOW !! convincing emotion. Side has a folk- all the enthusiasm due 21 Rock-A-Billy the effort. Fine song quality particularly in the chorus juke box issue. Guy Mitchell (Philips) work. Touching platter. Butterfly 22 f* , “INFERIORITY COMPLEX” OPERATORS : THESE Andy Williams (London) “IN MY SIMPLE WAY” (2:10) WT (2:14) [Walter Earle BMI-Jones, 23 All Star Hit Parade [Bentley BMI-Dee] A pleasing, Gordon] Jones goes calypso here, and ARE JUKE BOX MUSTS ! Beverly Sisters, Max Bygraves, soft-beat ballad is captured with sen- does so with color and humor. Worth- Billy Cotton, Johnston Brothers, timentality by the performer. Issue while calypso waxing. Tommy Steele and Jimmy Young grows on you. / FjpPPQ \ JOHN RETAILERS : dont ASHLEY 24 White Sport Coat — (Infro 6097) Terry Dene (Decca) GARRY WELLS FAIL TO STOCK UP B, “BERMUDA” 25 Start Movin’ (2:37) Ashley’s (Arwin 104) disk debut on Intro is a fine Sal Mineo (Philips) . ON THESE revival of the hit of several years 26 With All My Heart— “THE CARELESS YEARS” back. Set to a cha cha beat, the artist Petula Clark (Pye-Nixa) B [Daywin ASCAP-Lubin] A pic gives an appealing account of his 27 Sweet Stuff/In The Middle Of A title tune is wistfully wrapped-up by vocal and rhythmic finesse. First-rate Dark, Dark Night vocalist Garry Wells. The effort con- ! backing. Very listenable HITS Guy Mitchell (Philips) and danceable cerns the familiar theme of teen version of the Forgotten Dreams song that could move 28 lovers. Honest performance. out again. Stapleton (Decca) RECORDS, INC Cyril 29 Start Movin’ p “NOT MINE” [Artists BMI-Kent, p, “LET YOURSELF GO-GO-GO” big beat the VT 2l'29 S. Michigan Avenue Terry Dene (Decca) vT Walton] The and (2:00) [Aladdin BMI-Gary] One blues is the tempo approach of this made expressly C hlf ooo IG, llli" )*' 30 Wonderful, Wonderful for the teen trade Hits Gary Miller (Pye-Nixa) item sung with vitality by Wells. its mark. Ashley really goes to town. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” The Cash Box Music , Page 15 August 3 , 1957 Record Reviews

A DISK i SLEEPER B VERY GOOD C FAIR

B+ EXCELLENT C+ GOOD D MEDIOCRE

HARMONICATS FRANKIE ROSSI

(Mercury 71156) (Mark 7001)

“ALL OF ME” (2:29) [Bourne “DREAM BOY” [Pollard BMI— B ASCAP—Simons, Marks] The B Lipscomb] A nifty teenage morsel famed harmonica outfit gives this is performed with good teenage affec- oldie a pleasantly swinging sound that tion by the artist. The effort will un- ought to catch on with the jocks. Fine doubtedly please the kids in rendition, harmonica reading. and both melodic and lyric appeal.

“OH! YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL” p , “AROUND THE CORNER” B (1:58) [Remick ASCAP—Ayer, Vi" [Real Gone BMI — Catalano, Brown] Another evergreen is re- Scerra] Rossi picks up the tempo in freshingly greeted by the combo. another selection attractively in the teen vein. Fine side the kids can hop to.

DUKE MITCHELL

(Liberty 55086) DON ESTES

“THE CARELESS YEARS” (Decca 30386) B (2:04) [Daywin BMI—Lubin] The tune is the title of a United “FRAULEIN” (2:24) [Fairway Artist’s pic, and possesses the familiar B BMI—Williams] Estes is on a “Too Young” storyline. Mitchell does pop issue of the current country and polished job bringing the a in wistful western chart item, a reading that nature of the piece across. Effective has sufficient beat for possible pop issue. honors. Catchy, folk-like ditty to be watched. “CRAZY HEART” (2:15) [Billy B Ward BMI—Ward] A you-wait- p “MAMA, MAMA” (2:28) [Trans- and-see attitude is told to the gal in W'" World BMI—Shannon] An up- this uptempo rocker. tempo waxing of a tune with macabre lyrics offers a novel side.

BURT BACHARACH

(Cabot 108) GINNY GIBSON (MGM 12517) “ROSANNE” (2:47) [ABC B ASCAP—Manning, Osser, Osser] “THE PLACES I’VE BEEN” This attractive number graced the B (2:53) [Mutual ASCAP—Muskin, “Robert Montgomery Presents” tv’er Parker] The thrush does a sentimental when on the air. Pianist Bacharach, stint on a number that 'familiarly tells with lush ork backing, plays with feel- of world travels and the fact they ing, and the sweeping melody is can’t compare to having the fella near. beautifully fashioned. Lovely ork fare. Miss Gibson warmly warbles the tale. p “SEARCHING WIND” (2:26) p «IF THAT WOULD BRING YOU W+ [Famous ASCAP — Heyman, U+BACK TO ME” (2:38) [Remick Young] More melodic beauty is in- ASCAP— Seiler, Marcus] The fella’s ventively styled by Bacharach, and been doing a little traveling of his the ork. own in this relaxed, 1940-ish ballad sweetly handled by Miss Gibson.

TED NEWMAN JOE TUCKER (Rev 3505) (RKO Unique 410) “PLAYTHING” (2:02) [Renda B Pontra BMI—S&H Underwood] n, “WHO KNOWS” (2:28) [John A cute idea, produced with a quality Ot Paul ASCAP—Bergman, Keith, arrangement makes this disk a better Glaser] RKO Unique has a solid side teen offering. Newman takes the num- to work on here. It’s a beautiful ber in bright rock ’n roll style, singing romantic ballad with a strong vocal cleverly to the female chorus. Likeable by Joe Tucker, ably assisted by a offering. pretty choral backdrop. Potent side to watch. It could go in this growing “UNLUCKY ME” (2:13) [Desert ballad market. B Pontra BMI—Crunk] Newman smoothly meets up with a good-sound- p “THE VAMPIRE” (2:09) [John ing ballad rocker. Solid teen tune. 0+ Paul ASCAP—Bergman, Keith, Fried, Gilbert] An eerie galloping tempo item is belted here by the songster. MELVIN MOORE

(Golden Crest 10) THE VOGUES “LYDIA” (2:34) [Sam Fox B ASCAP—Glazer, Rozaa] Melody (Key 579) has a haunting, primitive line admirably brought out by Moore. A sensitive p . “LEFT-OVER LOVE” (2:02) performance that should get play [Bel-Air ASCAP—Adlam, Rich] from the jocks. The Vogues blend pleasantly on a spright romantic ditty. Contagious “GOOD melody with a sorrowful lyric. f , BOOG DI BOOGIE” VT : ( 2 11 ) [Robert Mellin BMI— Logan, Washington] This pressing p . “ALABAMA” (2:00) [Round combines elements of boogie woogie U+ Table ASCAP—Adlam, Rich] and rock ’n roll for an expressive, ex- This half is a cute state song that will citing vocal-big band performance. probably get heavy play in Alabama. “ It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” August 1957 The Cash Box , Music Page 16 3, Round The Wax CaKll‘ Circle

NEW YORK:

Sid Mills has located his Diana Music, Inc., at 1650 Broadway. . . . “Wish you were here” from Mimi (Trepel) and Murray Jordan being wined and

JANIES dined on their vacation in Beverly Hills, Calif. . . . Morgana King, Mercury

JONI . Records, opens at Birdland on August 1 for two weeks. . . The Rover Boys into the Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, for one month,

August 14. . . . Connie Francis booked by the Wilson

27. . . LOVE Lines, Washington, D.C., July 26 and . Chap- SUMMER pell & Co. has acquired exclusive publication, exploitation and Licensing rights in the Victor Young Pub- lications, Inc., catalogue. A long term agreement has been consumated and Jacques Biroteau will YOU, MY FRIEND con- his with the corporation. . . I'M SORRY FOR tinue association . Joni ,24S0 James booked for a series of personal appearances K12480 • MCM in South America, August 3. . . . Tony Bennett returns to the Bolero Supper Club, Wildwood, August

23 for ten days. . . . The Four Voices set for the Peter Lind Hayes-Mary Healy, Godfrey replacement

TV show starting August 12. . . . Ben Bloom has ' been appointed special rep for the purpose of acquir- ' ‘ • i v ing American material on behalf of Francis, Day & MARVIN RAINWATER CONNIE FRANCIS Hunter, Ltd., B. Feldman & Co. Ltd., and Publications Francis-Day, S.A. of Paris. . . . Vegas invaded by the Fields.. Shep into the Royal Nevada for two weeks beginning August 26—

1 and Irving and his trio held over till September 26 at the Sands. . . . Son born on June 21 to Martha Alves, wife of John Alves, southwest Sales Rep MY LOVE 1 MY BRAND for RCA Recorded Program Services. Newcomer named Thomas Jude. . . .

Judy Scott into the Adolphus Hotel, Dallas, for two weeks, August 1. . . . IS REAL T OF BLUES Jerry Cooper signed to a recording contract by Ernie Krauter, Anchor Records, after his recent appearance on the Jackie Gleason Show. . . . Cab Calloway set for the August 23-25 weekend at The Stagecoach, Hackensack, K12511 • MGM 12511 N.J. Cab will also appear with his daughter on Patti Page’s “Big Record”

CBS-TV show on November 20. . . . Toni Carroll, now touring with George Jessel, is visiting jockeys and retailers in all cities she hits. Toni’s plugging her MGM disk “It Was So Thrilling” and “I Wantcha To Know”. CHICAGO: Summer’s here and with it came another booming, zooming rise in sales. Boul Mich’s Record Row is alive with excitement and aglow with broad smiles as sales charts on all sales managers’ walls show the little black line going up, up, up, up. One and all overjoyed that Lenny Garmisa

is feeling so much better and out of the hospital. . . . National Sales Mgr. for Capitol’s custom service dept., Herbert Sachs, was in town during this past NAMM convention. Herb’s one wish was to be back

DICK in NY and on his farm. . . . Thanks to Leo Feist’s CONNIE Erwin Barg for inviting us to preview of “An Affair MOONEY HYMAN To Remember”. Looks like Barg has another hit FRANCIS and orchestra from this movie in Vic Damone’s Capitol flick title

disk. . . . Reuben Lawrence, Record Distribs, advises PARADE THE Audio Fidelity’s “Duke Of Dixieland” LP’s going THE like crazy. Bet that makes Joe Delaney mucho happy.

. . . Sid Nath&n planed in and out of Chi’s Midway EIGHTEEN IS PASSING RED HEAD and Airport enroute from NYC to LA and Earl Bostic and BY session. . . . Pee Wee King delighted, but the most, ME BAND OF ANGELS to be in Chi. and back The popular fellow is commuting FADED ORCHID (From the Warner Bros. between Chicago LADS and Louisville for his Chi CBS LOVE Film "^and of Angels") FOUR HOHEST TVer. . . . The press and local deejays were hosted K12490 • MCM 12490 K12516 K1 2503 • MCM 12503 at a cocktail party in honor of The Four Lads winning The Cash Box “most programmed male group” citation at Hal Tate’s

Holiday Club Ballroom. . . . Bob Cole, record promotion deluxe, on the scene ALAIMO QUARTET and looking younger than ever. . . . Attention all Milwaukee radio stations: CHUCK WRIT’S Gene Edwards is boasting that you are afraid of the WRIT “Terrors”. Edwards reports the WRIT softball team has won seven straight, Edwards LOCAL 66 claims pitching four of the winners. He even had the audacity to call you all “Chicken”. So ? . . . Vic Faraci squired the lovely town and Chordettes about with their mew deck, “Soft Sands”. “The tune is a toss up between the gals and The Rover Boys with Oscar Peterson’s rendition coming up fast”, Vic I LOVE YOU HOW explained . . . Big one for Hy Frumkin is a newie by Bryon Fisher on • 12508 K12508 MCM Spangle, “Fingertips”. . . . Contest—Help Jerry Mazzara get a haircut. HOLLYWOOD: Liberty Records hoping for a two-sided hit in Margie Rayburn’s waxing of “Mississippi Moon” and “The Get Acquainted Waltz”. Verve Records putting a rush release on the theme from the Jerry Lewis starrer, “The Delicate Delinquent”, written and recorded Michael THE KING’S IV HANK OONN by Buddy Bregman. . . . Landon touring midwest cities with his Candlelight recording of “Be Patient With Me” from the movie SUMMER- WILLIAMS REYNOLDS “I Was A Teenage Werewolf” in which he stars. . . • After three months on the market, Gisele MacKenzie’s recording of “The Waltz That Broke My Heart” TIME starting to show up in certain areas, according to LOVE- ROSE OF A1 Friedman of and OL’ Famous Music. . . . Several diskeries interested in waxing The Bill Norva Singers, cur- PAWNEE rently appearing at the Tropicana Hotel in Las SPARE SICK Vegas. . . . Bob and Kitty Sern are the proud parents and of a baby daughter, their first girl. . . . Larry Gold- berg leaving for San Francisco and the Northwest ME BLUES ALL to promote Della Reese’s Jubilee waxing of “And ALONE That Reminds Me”. . . . Hal Goodson and The Raiders K12515 K 10352 • MGM 10352 K12512 booked into the Moulin Rouge Aug. 20th. on the strength of the response to their first wax effort, GISELE MacKENZIE “Later Baby .... Spike Jones elated over sales of his new album on the Verve label, “Dinner Music For People Who Aren’t Very Hungry”. Package is now well over 50,000 nationally according to Verve. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” .

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The Ray Charles Singers, Arrangements by Joe Reisman Mitchell Ayres Orchestra ,

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JULIUS LA ROSA .SATURDAY, 8:00-9:00 PM (EDT) JUNE VALLI TUESDAY & THURSDAY, 7:30-7:45 PM (EDT) Hear them sing their latest RCA Victor release on their own NBC-TV shows!

AMERICA’S FAVORITE SPEED . . 45 RPM

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Platter OPERATORS Spinner Patter RETAILERS ALL ABOUT DISK JOCKEYS

Thanks to the many deejays who informed us of their appreciation of the 15th Anniversary issue of The Cash Box. . . . Ernie Forrester (KALV-Alva, Okla.) ran a traffic safety slogan contest over the July 4th weekend, an aide DEEJAYS in bringing about a perfect record of no fatalities or personal injuries for his area of Woods county. . . . Don Bell (KIOA-Des Moines, Iowa) writes that under the new station In Order To Have Your Top Ten Rep- management, KIOA has hit the number one rating in listenership. KIOA recently began broadcasting on

a twenty-four hour basis. . . . Don Porter (KXL- Portland, Oregon), as president of AFTRA local for resented In TH| CASH BOX Charts, the Portland area—as well as being on the National Board of AFTRA will attend the National Convention 5 the last of July in San Francisco. . . . Jon Clark 6 (WTRL-Bradenton, Fla.) will do a remote each Fill In The Below Thursday (1-6 PM) from a new shopping center, 9 Coupon Westgate, in Bradenton. Thirteen stores will be

participating in the deal. . . . Florien Wineriter (Or Pot Them On Your Own Letterhead) (KALL-Salt Lake City, Utah) thinks that Kurt Edel- hagen’s Decca disk of “Fanfaren Blues” has the

sound since Glenn Miller.” . . . Danny Stiles FLORIEN WINERITER “greatest (WNJR-Newark, N. J.) is going into his fourth year (KALL-Salt Lake City, Utah) And Mail To as host of his “Katman Show.” . . . Dave McLaughlin (WBRB-Mt. Clemens, Mich.) has scheduled an outdoor rock ’n roll show at the Hot Rod Race Track in Mt. Clemens for August

10th, and is currently booking acts. . . . John Michaels (WOKY-Milwaukee, THE CASH BOX Wis.) has received an American Legion Medal of Merit in recognition of his work with young people and the high calibre of his show. Michaels closes 10 1721 BROADWAY his afternoon show every day with a short prayer and a hymn. ... A scavenger hunt at KRMD-Shreveport, La., writes KRMD deejay Sammy David, caused quite a sensation in the station’s studios, and on the street in front of 3 NEW YORK 19, N .Y. the outlet. 4 5 6 A1 Radka (KFRE-Fresno, Calif.) thinks a lot of a Decca platter by The 7 List Your Top Ten Pop Tunes Here 8 Buddies: “A Prom And A Promise,” b/w “Lottery.” A1 gets to see “My Fair KAMI or RECORD HERE ARTIST OR BAND HERE Lady” when during his stay in San Francisco. . . . Del Courtney (KPIX-San

1 Francisco, Calif.) is doing an eight week band date at Harrah’s Club in Lake Hohoe, Calif., which means that the deejay has to fly from Tahoe to 2.

San Francisco for his radio-tv stints. . . . Marvin Rothschild (WATR-Water- 1. bury, Conn.) will emcee several record hops in August. . . . D«nn Parker 4. (WMYR-Fort Myers, Fla.) received an immediate favorable response to the Billy Leach (Bally) waxing of the “Song Of The Barefoot Mailman.” Donn has a contest asking his audience to write of their “cour- 7

teous or cheerful” mailman. . . . “Little Bob” Liddle • (KXK-Portland, Oregon) has added the Cash Box Top 60 to his programming. The deejay also has a local Top 30 list, which is voted upon by the “KXL Top 30 Club,” which numbers some 5,000 members.

. . . Don Blair ( WHAM-Rochester, N. Y.) has been List Your Top Ten Country Tunes Here named host of WHAM’s “Nite Trick” record-inter- NAME OF RECORD HERE ARTIST OR BAND HERE view show. . . . Lonny Starr (WNEW-New York,

1. N. Y.) is vacationing at Atlantic City’s Traymore

hotel. . . . Steve Allison (WWDC-Washington, D. C.) 2. broadcasting his interview show from Ceres Res- 3 . AL RADKA taurant invited taxi cab drivers to express their (KFRE— Fresno, Calif ) 4 . opinions on metered cabs by driving up to the open 5. doors of Ceres and honking their horns (one honk

6. in favor of metered cabs, two against). The result:

a lot of honking, no distinction between pro and con. . . . Eddie Hubbard 7 . ( WGN-Chicago, 111.) will emcee another WGN “Going Places” broadcast, a t. remote direct from the 17th annual Chicago Free Fair, Tuesday, July 30th 9. from 8:30 to 9 PM. . . . Jimmy Hutsell (WCRK-Morristown, Tenn.) who’s 10 . been interested in Johnny Mathis’ (Columbia) musical interpretations, is happy Mathis hit with “Wonderful! Wonderful!” and

“It’s Not For Me To Say.” . . . (KRUX- List Your Top Ten Rhythm ’N Blues Records Here Bob Furry Phoenix, Ariz.) writes that the Cash Box Top 60 is NAME OF RECORD HERE ARTIST OR BAND HERE played all day and night on KRUX. . . . A1 Hallaman

1 (WFMJ-Youngstown, Ohio) has a feature, “Album 2 Of The Day,” on his show, in which a band at a time

is interspersed with the regular singles. . . . Frank Bell (KELP-E1 Paso, Texas) has returned from two weeks of training*****with the National Guard. Frosty Mitchell, formerly of KWWL-Waterloo,

Iowa, is a deejay for KIOA-Des Moines, Iowa. . . • Harvey Boswell is now platter spinning seven days a week on 9 KPOK-Scottsdale, Ariz. . . . Sandy Singer, and Stanley Mack have joined the staff of WDGY- 10 • JIMMY HUTSELL Minneapolis-St. Paul, (WCRK—Morristown, Tenn.) Minn. . . . Don Gay is spinning NAME disks on KQTY-Everett, Washington. . . . Bob Forster FIRM joins the staff of WITH-Baltimore early next month.

ADDRESS . . . Russ Gibb, a school teacher in season, joins CITY STATE WBRB-Mt. Clemens, Mich, early next month. Johnny Russell will leave WBRB for deejay work in Hawaii. ” “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX The Cash Box , Music Page 19 August 3 , 1957

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The Cash Box, Music Page 20 August 3, 1957 The Records Disk Jockeys CashMa Played Most LES BAXTER A SUMMARY OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM THE NATION'S DISK JOCKEYS

Pot. Last MANHATTAN Week TEDDY BEAR 2 and His Orchestra 1 ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA Victor) I'M GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN LA 4 PANSE 2 RILLY WILLIAMS (Coral) His Chorus and Orchestra record no. 3768 BYE, BYE LOVE 3 3 EVERLY BROTHERS (Cadence) WANDA JACKSON LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND 1 4 PAT BOONE (Dot) TAMMY DEBBIE REYNOLDS (Coral) 10 COOL LOVE 5 AMES BROTHERS (RCA Victor) RICHARD HAYMAN (Mercury)

IT'S NOT FOR ME TO SAY DID 6 YOU MISS ME? 6 JOHNNY MATHIS (Columbia) record no. 3764 OLD CAPE COD 5 7 PATTI PAGE (Mercury) . GUY LOMBARDO AROUND THE WORLD 8 and His Royal Canadians 8 MANTOVANI (London) — VICTOR YOUNG (Decca) WHITE SILVER SANDS (OJ) DON RONDO (Jubilee) DAVE GARDNER 9 KLINGALING 9 OWEN BRADLEY (Decca) LENNON SISTERS (Brunswick) SEARCHIN' 12 RAINBOW OF LOVE 10 COASTERS (Atco) record no. 3765 SEND FOR ME 11 11 NAT “KING” COLE (Capitol) LOUVIN BROTHERS SO RARE 7 IRA AND CHARLEY 12 JIMMY DORSEY (Fraternity) SHANGRI-LA PRAYING 13 FOUR COINS (Epic) 13 WHISPERING BELLS THERE'S NO EXCUSE 14 DEL-VIKINGS (Dot) 15 (Both from the Capitol album “Nearer My God To Thee”) SHORT FAT FANNIE 17 record no. 3770 15 LARRY WILLIAMS (Specialty) liliilin MY PERSONAL POSSESSION 'M'mamsgmm RAY ; 18 MARTIN 16 NAT “KING” COLE (Capitol) and His Piccadilly Strings RAINBOW HELADERO 17 RUSS HAMILTON (Kapp) 29 (THE ICE CREAM MAN) STAR DUST 18 BILLY WARD & DOMINOES (Liberty) 19 MANHATTAN TANGO DIANA 19 PAUL ANKA (ABC-Paramount) 22 record no. 3767 LOVING YOU 20 THE FOUR PREPS 20 ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA Victor)

with LOU BUSCH and his Orchestra 21) SUMMER LOVE. 22) I LIKE YOUR KIND OF LOVE. 23) A WHOLE LOT OF SHAKIN' GOING ON. 24) A TEENAGER'S ROMANCE. 25) BUILD YOUR LOVE. 26) DARK MOON. 27) WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL! 28) WITH ALL MY HEART. 29) A FALLEN STAR. 30) THIRD FINGER, LEFT HAND. 31) BAND OF ANGELS GOODY, GOODY. 32) IN THE MIDDLE OF AN ISLAND. 33) FASCINATION. 34) ISLAND IN THE SUN. 35) YOUNG BLOOD. 36) YOU'RE CHEATIN' ( From the Warner Bros. Motion Picture “Band Of Angels” IIS YOURSELF. 37) THE GIRL WITH THE GOLDEN BRAIDS. 38) ROCKIN' SHOES. 39) TO THE AISLE. 40) A WHITE SPORT COAT. 41) BERNARDINE. 42) SWINGING SWEETHEARTS. 43) PASSING STRANGERS. 44) FIRE DOWN HOW BELOW. 45) JENNY, JENNY. 46) OVER THE MOUNTAIN, ACROSS THE SEA. ABOUT THAT 47) AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER. 48) FOUR WALLS. 49) SOMETHING WONDER- FUL HAPPENS IN SUMMER. 50) JUNE NIGHT. record no. 3775 51) HONEYCOMB 52) SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD. 53) SOFT SANDS. 54) GONNA FIND BLUEBIRD. 55) C. C. RIDER. 56) ME A FREIGHT TRAIN. 57) I JUST DON'T KNOW. 58) DREAM BOY. 59) LONG LONELY NIGHTS. 60) LOVE ME TO PIECES; QUEEN OF THE SENIOR PROM; SING IT CHILDREN SING IT “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” 7

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A SMASH FOLLOW-UP TO HIS POP HIT “FOUR WALLS”

JIM REEVES “YOUNG HEARTS”

TWO SHADOWS ON YOUR WINDOW” 47/20-6973

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Juke Box li Regional Record l The Dynamic Voice Of Report

The Top Ten Records — City by City

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New York, N. Y. Chicago, III. Los Angeles, Calif.

1. It's Not For Me To Say 1. It's Not For Me To Say 1. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (J. Mathis) (J. Mathis) 2. Love Letters In The Sand 2. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 2. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) (P. Boone) 3. Around The World 3. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) At Her Best With (Mantovani/ Young) (B. Williams) 4. Love Letters In The Sand 4. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (P. Boone) 4. Rainbow (R. Hamilton) (B. Williams) 5. It's Not For Me To 5. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 5. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) Say (B. Williams) (J. Mathis) 6. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 6. Diana (P. Anka) 6. Star Dust (B. Ward) 7. Star Dust (B. Ward) 7. Around The World (Young) 7. Around The World (Young) 8. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 8. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 8. Wonderful! Wonderful! 9. Tammy (D. Reynolds) (J. TAKES 9. In The Middle Of An Island Mathis) “IT In (T. Bennett) 10. Love Letters The Sand 9. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 10. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (P. Boone) 10. Old Cape Cod (P. Page)

New Orleans, La. Detroit, Mich. Seattle, Wash.

1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) (P. Boone) ONE” 2. It's Not For Me To Say 2. Tammy (Reynolds Ames Bros) (J. Mathis) 2. It's Not For Me To Say 3. Love Letters In The Sand (J. Mathis) 3. Rainbow (R. Hamilton) (P. Boone) and 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 4. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 4. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 4. Send For Me (N. Cole) 5. Around The World 5. Rainbow (R. Hamilton) (Mantovani) 5. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 6. Loving You (E. Presley) 6. Tammy (D. Reynolds) 6. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 7. Whispering Bells 7. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 7. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (Del-Vikings) 8. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) (B. Williams) 8. Searchin' (Coasters) 9. Searchin' (Coasters) 8. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 9. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going 10. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 9. Star Dust (B. Ward) On (J. L. Lewis) 10. Send For Me (N. Cole) “GOOD (B. Williams) 10. Rebel (C. Jarvis)

Denver, Colo. Cincinnati, Ohio Buffalo, N. Y.

1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Tammy (D. Reynolds) 2. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (P. Boone) 2. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 3. Love Letters In The Sand 2. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (B. Williams) (P. Boone) 3. Searchin' (Coasters) 3. Love Letters In The Sand MORNING 4. Tammy (Reynolds/AmeafBros.) 4. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) (P. Boone) 5. Young Blood (Coasters) 5. Around The World 4. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 6. Around The World (Young /Mantovani) 5. Diana (P. Anka) (Young /Mantovani) 6. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 6. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 7. It's Not For Me To Say (B. Williams) 7. White Silver Sands (Rondo) (J. Mathis) 7. Short Fat Fannie (L. Williams) 8. It's Not For Me To Say 8. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 8. Tammy(Ames Bros. /Reynolds) (J. Mathis) (B. Williams) 9. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 9. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 9. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 10. It's Not For Me To Say 10. Somebody's Been Rockin' LOVE” (J. Mathis) MISTER 10. Send For Me (N. Cole) My Baby (R. Willis) Decca 9-30396 Kansas City, Mo. Houston, Texas Atlanta, Ga.

1. 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 2. Searchin' (Coasters) (B. Williams) 2. Love Letters In The Sand 3. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) 2. When I Meet My Girl (P. Boone) 4. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (T. Ridgely) 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 3. (D. (B. Williams) Tammy Reynolds) 4. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 4. 5. It's Not For Me To Say Short Fat Fannie (L. Williams) (B. Williams) 5. Whispering Bells (J. Mathis) 5. It's Not For Me To Say 6. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (Del-Vikings) (J. Mathis) 6. Bye, 7. Tammy (Ames Bros. /Reynolds) Bye Love (Everlys) 6. Searchin' (Coasters) 7. 8. My Personal Possession (Cole) Send For Me (N. Cole) 7. First Kiss (N. Petty) 8. So Rare (J. 9. Around The World Dorsey) 8. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 9. Bear (E. (Mantovani) Teddy Presley) 9. Till (P. Faith) 10. Shangri-La (Four 10. Think ("5" Royales) Coins) 10. Send For Me (N. Cole)

Philadelphia, Pa. Milwaukee, Wise. St. Louis, Mo.

1. Bye, 1. It's Not For Me To Say Bye Love (Everlys) 1. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 2. (J. Mathis) Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 2. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 2. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 3. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 3. Shangri-La (Four Coins) (B. Williams) (B. Williams) 4. Wonderful! Wonderful! 4. Love 3. Star Dust (B. Ward) Letters In The Sand (J. Mathis) 4. Love Letters In The Sand (P. Boone) 5. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 5. (P. Boone) Searchin' (Coasters) (B. Williams) 6. White Silver 5. That'll Be The Day (Crickets) Sands (Rondo) 6. Around The World 6. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 7. Rainbow (R. Hamilton) (Mantovani) 8. Around 7. Around The World The World 7. Whispering Bells (Mantovani) (Crosby /Young) (Del-Vikings) 9. Wonderful! Wonderful! 8. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 8. Tammy (D. Reynolds) (J. Mathis) 9. Passing Strangers 9. I Like Your Kind Of Love (Vaughan & Eckstine) 10. I Like Your Kind Of Love (A. Williams) 10. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) (A. Williams) 10. At Our House (C. Nelson)

San Francisco, Calif. Boston, Mass. Miami, Fla.

1. Love Letters In The 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) Sand 1. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 2. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (P. Boone) (B. Williams) 3. Love Letters In The Sand 2. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 2. It's Not For Me To Say (P. Boone) Mathis) 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (J. 4. It's Not For Me To Say 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 4. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down » (J. Mathis) 4. Love Letters In The Sand (B. 5. Around The World Williams) (P. Boone) (Mantovani) 5. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 5. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 6. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 6. It's Not For Me To Say 6. White Silver Sands (Rondo) (B. Williams) (J. Mathis) Page) 7. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 7. Old Cape Cod (P. 7. Tammy (Reynolds/Ames 8. Over The Mountain 8. Teenager's Romance (Nelson) (Johnnie & Joe) Bros. Hayman) 9. Around The World Kind Love 8. Star Dust (B. Ward) 9. I Like Your Of (Mantovani) (A. Williams) 9. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 10. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 10. Searchin' (Coasters) 10. Searchin' (Coasters)

Pittsburgh, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Cleveland, Ohio

1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. Right Down 1. Love Letters In The Sand I'm Gonna Sit (P. Boone) 2. Love Letters In The Sand (B. Williams) 2. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (P. Boone) 2. Searchin' (Coasters) (B. Williams) 3. Short Fat Fannie (L. Williams) 3. Around The World (Young) 3. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 4. Diana (P. Anka) 4. Bye, Love (Everlys) 4. Around The World (Young) 5. Young Blood (Coasters) Bye 5. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 6. Searchin' (Coasters) 5. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 6. Send For Me (N. Cole) 7. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 6. Tammy (Reynolds Ames Bros.) 7. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 8. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 7. My Personal Possession (Cole^ 8. White Sport Coat (Robbins) (B. Williams) 8. Love Letters In The Sand 9. Tammy (Reynolds/Ames Bros.) 9. It's Not For Me To Say (P. Boone) 10. It's Not For Me to Say (J. Mathis) 9. White Silver Sands (Rondo) (J. Mathis) 10. Loving You (E. Presley) 10. Short Fat Fannie (L. Williams)

“On/y those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX The Cash Box , Music Page 23 August 3, 1957 Decca Fall Program Atlantic Records Continues Unveils Forty New LPs Bonus Plan With Fall Program

NEW YORK — Atlantic Records pianist. The fourth of the LP pack- NEW YORK—Decca Records has this week announced its forthcoming age is “Dixieland At Jazz Ltd.” It the following: “Winner Of Your announced its plans for the promotion Fall Plan. In eifect it is a continua- features various combinations, the Heart,” Kitty Wells; and an album and exploitation of forty new albums tion of its highly successful Summer most famous being Sidney Bechet, titled “Wilburn Brothers.” that comprise the company’s Fall Pro- Plan which offered the dealer one Muggsy Spanier, Miff Mole, and Doc The releases in the Decca gram. Gold free LP for every eight different LPs Evans. Label (classical) Series are: “Segovia The sets include recordings in every purchased. And The Guitar,” Andres Segovia; musical category—vocals, instrumen- The free bonus offering will remain Flamenco, by Carmen Amaya and tals, jazz, mood music, dance music, in effect until September 2. Sabicas; two albums in the Grand NEW RELEASES country and classical music. The Atlantic also announced its re- bal- Opera Highlights Series, “The Magic ance and variety of albums in entry into the EP field and the plan > this Flute” and “Tannhauser”; an album BILL DOGGETT release is in line with Decca’s policy will bear the same ratio for the f of Schumann and Brahms composi- of making its catalog the “Dealer’s dealer. He will receive one bonus EP tions performed by Dietrich Fischer- SHINDIG i Choice,” which is the theme of for each eight different ones pur- b/w Zk the Dieskau and Jorg Demus; an album r entire promotion. chased. of Richard Strauss’ “Ein Heldenleben” HAMMER HEAD The Fall program was presented to by the Saxon State Orch., Atlantic announced that because of Dresden; KING 5070 Decca’s own personnel at a series of Schubert’s “Rosamunde”; and “The the renewed interest throughout the ! JS meetings, presided over by Sydney N. Masters country for EPs it had decided to re- Revisited” by Ralph Burns. OTIS WILLIAMS 2 Goldberg and ^ Claude Brennan, and Decca s salesmen have been pro- enter the field with all its energies. A and His Charms held at the company’s vided five Divisional with attractive carrying cases, The diskery canvassed its distributors locations in New York, Chicago, special order forms, full-color bound and found, almost without exception, \ UNITED Cleveland, DE LUXE 6138 New Orleans and Los An- litho books, and a “sampler” of sides that a renewed acceptance of the EP geles. from the new albums with which to was strong in both the retail and juke A series of meetings for Dealers approach their accounts. The dealers box markets. Ready for release are A LITTLE WILLIE JOHN seventeen EPs in both the r & r and is currently in progress in 18 key will be provided with extensive dis- jazz fields. The price will be pegged i “IF I THOUGHT YOU cities all over the country. The last play material on the albums in the at down from its former price of these will be held in Albany on “Dealer’s Choice” release. The com- $1.29, NEEDED ME” July 29th, in pany has also made of $1.49. \ Columbus on the 30th, available at this KING 5066 ! The r & r releases will include one and in Dayton, Houston and New York time the second edition of its “Dealer \ record by Clyde McPhatter, Ruth on the 31st. At the meetings Dealers Aid” catalog. This volume, in addi- THE "5" ROYALES Brown, Joe Turner, Ray Charles, La- in the respective territories will be tion to cross-indexing by title and vern Baker, Ivory Joe Hunter, The guests at a cocktail party and will number, also includes full illustrations 2 Clovers, Chuck Willis, The Drifters. THINK be introduced to the Fall product. of LP covers. KING 5053 All the songs have formerly been The most extensive set in the Decca Promotion on the consumer level in- 3 as singles. In addition one release is the package titled “Satchmo cludes the distribution of a million available DONNIE ELBERT will be titled “All Star Rock & f —A Musical Autobiography of Louis full-color, illustrated consumer cata- EP Roll” and will offer four new releases Armstrong.” This is a 4-LP set, bound logs which feature all of Decca’s i DELIEVE IT OR NOT Baker, Ivory Joe Hunter, b/w in a package containing an illustrated 12-inch album product. Further ex- by Lavern A McPhatter, Brown. booklet and featuring narration as posure for the company’s LP catalog Clyde and Ruth specialty will be by Wil- \ TELL ME SO well as music. Each of the “Satchmo” will be provided via illustrated mer- The EPs bur DeParis, Bobby Short, Phineas sets is individually boxed. The list chandising inserts in full color which Chris Connor, Charles Min- price of the package is $19.50. will be included in every new LP Newborn, ROY MILTON Mooney, Modern Jazz Quar- Other albums included in Decca’s shipped from the factory. Promotion gus, Joe f tet. All have been available as singles ROCKIN’ PNEUMONIA A “Dealer’s Choice” Program are: on the Fall Product, as well as being i & \ Charles Mingus EP. “Rockin’ The Oldies” by Bill Haley done by Decca personnel, will also be before except the will include “The Clown”, a new BOOGIE WOOGIE FLU and his Comets; “New Tricks” by abetted by the company’s artists who This $ KING item. “The Clown” will also be part j 5069 * Bing Crosby; “Boy Meets Girl” fea- will promote their new product on all LP titled “The Clown” which turing Sammy Davis, Jr. and Carmen personal appearances and interviews. of an TINY TOPSY released in about one month. McRae; “Shufflin’ Along” by the Four Qualified dealers will be able to will be Four new LPs are also ready for Aces; “Club Durant” by Jimmy take advantage of an additional dis- MISS YOU SO release. They are “That Durante; “Ole Caterina,” Caterina count ranging from 5% to 10%. immediate b/w Valente and Silvio Francesco; “Mishel Satin Doll” by Carol Stevens and re- music. AW! SHUCKS GARY Piastro conducts A Pops Concert in corded with Phil Moore’s Boone Cuts Another Kenny Castro. This LP FEDERAL 12302 Hi-Fi”; “Isle Of Golden Dreams,” “Mood Jazz” by Joe ! Wayne King Orch.; “Teenage Hop,” Brothers Standard is described as jazz recorded with Warren Covington and the Command- voices and strings. Castro is well ers; “Dancing known on the Pacific coast where he On A Rainbow,” Roger NEW YORK—Pat Boone, who, in King Mozian Orch.; was active for a good many years. •KING “Serenades To his last Dot release brought back to For the last year Castro has been Remember,” Jack Pleis, his piano and the charts a Nick and Charles Kenny playing the piano in eastern clubs. Orch.; “Mr. Dee Goes To Town,” oldie, “Love Letters In The Sand,” The third LP “The Great Ray Lenny Dee; “The Call of The Cross,” has recorded another Kenny bro- Charles” presents Ray Charles in an Wally Fowler; “Capt. Burl Ives’ Ark”; thers evergreen, “Goldmine In The instrumental album featuring Charles’ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiii|i “Debut,” Marcy Lutes; “The Follies Sky,” his follow-up to “Love Letters pianistic skills. Ray Charles, so well Girl,” Bill Snyder & Orch.; “Poet At In The Sand.” The Pipe Organ,” Jesse known for his funky blues shouting, SOON!!!! I Crawford; “Goldmine In The Sky,” a hit in “Latin is presented here as a modern jazz Impressions,” Socarras his the thirties, is published, as is “Love flute and orch.; “Cascading Strings,” Letters” by Bourne Music. Werner Muller Orch.; “In A Dancing Mood,” Jan Garber Orch.; “I Gotta Becca Gets Film Sound Track Right To Sing,” Roberta Sherwood; ANOTHER CHIC SMASH! “Hymn Time,” Jimmie Davis; “One Dozen Roses,” the Mills Brothers; NEW YORK—Decca Records has “Strings Of My Heart,” Mimi Allen, contracted for the release of the Rod Willis soundtrack the harp; “Among My Souvenirs” featur- album from forthcom- (i ing the late A1 Jolson singing selec- ing film “Run Of The Arrow.” This SOMEBODY’S BEEN tions originally recorded for Kraft picture, an RKO Production, is being Music Hall broadcasts. distributed by Universal-International. ROCKING MY BABY” The jazz portion of the Decca re- score The was composed by the Chic 1009 lease includes “Jazz Lab 2” by John late Victor Young, and the music for Graas; “Trumpet On The Wing,” the track was conducted by Wingy Manone; “Jazz Studio No. 6,” Bakalein- A GREAT, GREAT ALBUM!! the Amram-Barrow Quartet. akoff, who directed the RKO Studio The country field is represented by Orchestra. Coral No. 57140 |

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I THE ONE YOU CAN'T HEAR Columbia Announces Fall TOO MANY times! Program With 35 New LPs

Wiley Barkdull’s Enters Stereophonic Tape Field TOO MANY NEW YORK — Columbia Records ing Brass;” “The Strings of The Phila- this week announced its HICKORY 1065 ambitious Fall delphia Orch.”, Ormandy; “The Ro- Plan which will encompass 35-12" LPs mantic “Music of Rachmaninoff,” Kostelanetz “Berlioz and a bonus 10% dividend effective ; : Symphonie Fantastique” Mitropoulos, N.Y. Phil- From the Marcel Heilman Production August 1 through September 28. harmonic; “Mozart: Quintet in B-Flat “LET’S BE HAPPY" Columbia will also make its entry into For Viola and Strings” Budapest an Allied Artists presentation — the Stereophonic Tape field with ten String Quartet With Walter Tram- pier, Violist; “Prokofiev: releases. Columbia calls it “the finest Peter And The Wolf — Ormandy, balanced stereophonic reproduction Philadelphia : kw-i Orch”.; “Stravinsky: Firebird Suite”, M ever,” and predicts tape fans will Bernstein, N.Y. H Philharmonic; “Pipes’ revel in the spaciousness and three- Pedals and Fidelity”, Buddy Cole- dimensional sound. “For Dancing Sammy Kaye 'Swings and Sways Bells Are Ringing.” LONELY Another first for Columbia will be The LPs are as follows: four two-lp sets to sell for $6.98. These “Wonder- ful, Wonderful”, Johnny Mathis; “The are part of the 35 mentioned above Romantic Music of Rachmaninoff” Lloyd 2Z2 33 and include the music of Rodgers, Andre Kostelanetz; “Ellis in Wonder- land Ray Ellis; Gershwin, Kern and Porter inter- , “Berlioz: Symphonie MILLER MUSIC CORPORATION Fantastique”, Dimitri preted by Kostelanetz, Faith, Weston Mitropoulos; “The Pajama Game”, Doris Day and Legrand. and Original Motion Picture Cast; “Songs 3 BIG RECORDS Columbia will endeavor to match of The Sea”, Norman LubofF; “Other Voices its superb sales record on “My Fair Erroll Garner”; “Phil Silvers Price and Swinging Lady” with the original sound track Brass”; “A Young Man’s Fancy”, Frank Comstock; BAND of the moving picture “Pajama Bread, Love and Cha Cha Cha”, Xav- HAS ier Game” featuring Doris Day and John Cugat; “Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf, Rait. A big push is planned to make Op. 67”, The Philadelphia Or- ANOTHER OF ANGELS chestra, Eugene this the sales leader of the coming Ormandy; “The Strings of the • Voices of Walter Schumann Philadelnhia Orches- year. tra”, (RCA Victor) #20-47-6986 Eugene Ormandy; “Gliere- An impressive group of new artists Symphony No. 3 In B Minor, Op. 42” • Dick Hyman (MGM) The GIGANTIC -K-12516 will be unveiled. Frank Comstock, Phil Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy; “Mozart: Six Quintets For • Sarah Vaughan (Mercury) Silvers, Ray Ellis and Jonathan Ed- String Quartet and Viola”, =71157X45 wards are the Columbia hopefuls. The Budapest String Quartet; “Mozart: Quintet HIT! And more to follow first three are well known to the trade For Viola and Strings in B-Flat M. Witmark & Sons —Comstock for his backing of the Major, K. 174”, Budapest String Quartet; “Mozart: THE Hi-Lo’s; Phil Silvers, of course, as Quintet for Viola and Strings In C Major, K. 515”, the TV comedian of the last few Budapest String Quartet; “George years; and Ray Ellis, one of most Gershwin”, Percy Faith; “Jerome succe^hful arrangers in the disk busi- Kern”, Paul Weston; “Richard Rodg- ers Andre Kostelanetz ness. Jonathan Edwards is a new ; “Cole Por- ter”. Michel Legrand; “The Hi-Lo’s”; CHICKEN piano find for whom Columbia has The Piano Artistry of Jonathan great expectations. Edwards”; “Jazz Goes To Junior AND THE For the dealer Columbia offers an College”, Dave Biubeck Quartet; “An Affair expanded custom service; a master- To Remember”; “Lalo Sym- Espagnole”, Zino works theme-finder which will famil- Francescatti Mozart: Symphony No. 39” “Sym- iarize clerks with, and enable them phony No. 40”, Sir Thomas Beecham: to identify twenty-four of the most nna Mussel] In Darkest Africa”; BOP «lTStravinsky: popular symphonies; a gift browser Persephone”, Igor Stra- vinsky—N.Y. Philharmonic: “Hail unit (designed as a companion piece Holy Queen”. Trappist Monks of to the permanent Buy of the Month Cethsemani ; “William Tell Overture”, merchandiser) which will get the con- The Philadelnhia Orchestra, Eugene sumer’s attention right down to the Ormandy; “Ray Price Sings Heart Songs”; “Smith's The envelopes, ribbons and tags which will Name”, Carl LONELY The CHORDETTES Latest Smith: “Cartain Kangaroo’s Songs handsome package of the make a and Dances,” Bob Keeshan; “Clooney record that has been selected; wall Tunes”, Rosemary Clooney. “SOFT SANDS’’ and window streamer, counter dis- CHAIR and plays, and display fixtures. Chess Labels Buy Masters The prime inducement, the bonus “JUST BETWEEN plan of 10%, can be taken by the merchant in extra merchandise of his KRC 301 CHICAGO — Phil Chess, Chess - YOU AND ME” own choice. The offer will apply to Checker Argo, advised this past week that he had Cadence # 1330 all new releases as well that will he acquired pressing rights to three masters on shipped during August and Septem- tunes making- considerable local noise. ber. The special dividend will be cadence 1(p' One Chess was exceptionally excited Columbia’s entire package earned on over was a lush 40 EAST 49 TH SI. NEW YORK 17. N. Y. piano treatment by distributed goods line. Single records, Buy of the Johnny Kay of “Maid Of The Mist.” Month selections, and Harmony series Master was picked up from a local (see separate story on Harmony), Cleveland exclusively TWO BIG SMASHES indie and is said to have however, are excluded. Qualified gone ten thousand the first week by By PAT BOONE dealers will also become eligible for in that area. liberal dating terms. Designated for an early Checker Buys of the Month for August, FROM THE HOUSE lelease is a tune bought from Clif priced at $2.98, are “The Romantic OF BOURNE titled “Flat Feet” by T.'v. Slim. Chess Atlantic Music of Rachmaninoff”, Andre Kos- heard the tune in Shreveport where PAT BOONE telanetz; and “Wonderful, Wonder- it, too, is a local hit and purchased ATLANTIC RECORDING CORP. ful”, Johnny Mathis. For September the master. “GOLDMINE IN THE SKY” they will be “Berloiz’ Symphonie 157 West 57 St., New York 19, N. Y. Finally, label release not yet picked, Fantastique”, and “Ellis In Wonder- PAT BOONE is a swinging thing called “Happy land”, Ray Ellis. Birthday Baby.” “LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND” The ten stereophonic tapes are That , says Chess, “is a natural “Cinderella”; “Phil Silvers and Swing- smash.” “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX Cash Box Music The , Page 25 August 3, 1957

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HOLLYWOOD-— Offering 26 new demonstrate every facet of the modern II “WHITE SILVER high fidelity albums for August, in- symphony orchestra. “Overture!” is a new Hollywood Bowl cluding initial packages for the label Symphony Or- chestra contribution to the release, SANDS” by Leopold Stokowski, Fred Waring, with Felix Slatkin conducting four 1 ! Jubilee 5288 !1 Trudy Richards, The Merry Macs, of the best known and best loved England’s Ron Goodwin, and the first overtures including “The 1812 Over- I! II ture” of Tchaikovsky. LP since her return to Capitol after a Della Because Capitol’s “Folk Songs of Reese five year absence by Peggy Lee, marks the Old World” enjoyed success as a Capitol’s new release, which hit the two-12-inch-record package, the com- II “AND THAT nation’s stores last week July 22. pany has decided to endeavor to reach The line-up includes 17 pop sets, the widest possible audience by re- REMINDS leasing ME” seven classical and two children’s. the set as two separate albums. || Volume I includes songs of England, Jubilee 5292 These are the new pop albums: || || Wales, Scotland, Ireland; Volume II, 1 | || “Music From The Motion Picture songs of Italy, France, Germany, Soundtrack—-‘The James Dean’ Story’” Spain, Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Bill Darnel presented by George W. George and Holland. Robert Altman and distributed by Another classical album on the release is William Steinberg conducting “RAINBOW” Brothers. Exclusive Capitol Warner the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Jubilee 5290 recording artist, Tommy Sands, vocal- in Elgar’s “Enigma Variations” and U fj izes the end title (theme), “Let Me Vaughan Williams’ “Fantasia” on a Be Loved.” Leith Stevens composed theme by Thomas Tallis. Still another album presents violinist Nathan Mil- and conducted the music. “This Is Nat Bob Whalen stein (with William Steinberg con- ‘King’ Cole” is a collection of Cole ducting the Pittsburgh Symphony Or- favorites, some of which have never chestra) playing Dvorak’s “Concerto” II “ME AND MY been released in America but have and Glazounov’s “Concerto.” Round- ing out the classical offerings is an IMAGINATION” been big hits in England. “The Man II || album featuring the talents of guitar- 11 Jubilee 5289 I Love” marks Peggy Lee’s album ist Laurindo Almeida and Pianist Ray return to Capitol, with orchestra con- Turner in “Impressoes Do Brasil.” II II ducted by Frank Sinatra. The package The release offers two new children’s includes, in addition to the album albums, “Classics For Children” (Vol- Don Lee ume 1 and 2 told by Don Wilson title song, “He’s Guy,” “Then I’ll My and Art Gilmore and performed by "ECHO, echo, echo" 11 Be Tired of You,” “Happiness Is a the Continental Symphony Orchestra. |( Thing Called Joe,” and “That’s All.” Blue The release also includes five new If Chip 0013 |(

Fred Waring’s debut album on Cap, ‘Capitol’ of the World popular record- = miiminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipiibiii “Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians ings from around the world: Products of JAY- GEE RECORD In Hi-Fi,” offers such favorites as “Mexican Rancheras” featuring Los CO., INC. Centauros and Dora Maria (recorded 315 W. 47th St. “I Hear Music,” “Sleep,” “In the Still N. Y., Y. in Mexico) ; “Music of Peru” by N. of the Night,” “Smoke Gets In Your Vicente Bianchi and Los Jaranistas

Eyes,” and “Hit the Road to Dream- (recorded in South America) ; “It Can’t Be Wrong” featuring mood in- land.” IT'S A HIT! strumentals by Ron Goodwin and his Another group premiering on the Enchanting English Orchestra; “Italy The Original label in the new program is The Sings!” by Enzo Amadori and Jula de Merry Macs. The package is titled Palma (recorded in Milano) and “An “The Very Merry Macs,” with orches- English Interpretation of My Fair Lady,” instrumental and vocal selec- “BYE-BYE BABY” tra conducted by Frank DeVol. tions by Norrie Paramor and his con- as recorded by Another new debut album on the cert orchestra (recorded in London). release is Richards’ “Crazy In Trudy Capitol backs up its new assortment Love,” backed by the arrangements of albums with promotion including a NAPPY BROWN and conducting of Billy May. new album preview kit, specially pre- SAVOY #1514 The George Shearing Quintet and pared for radio and TV programming use, a ‘Capitol’ of the World album Orchestra is heard in “Black Satin,” “spectacular,” and a popular classical which offers such tunes as “Moon album “spectacular,” plus complete Song,” “Nothing Ever Changes My deejay samples, and a dealer display streamer, a set of Love For You,” and “What Is There kit containing a full-color star bursts, a large Jackie to Say.” Ever since Sonny James’ Cap Gleason display in full color, 12 inch THE HOTTEST INSTRUMENTAL! single of “Young Love” crashed the divider cards for six of the new al- two million mark, there has been an bums, special promotion for catalog MANTOVANI increasing demand for an album of albums, decorator frames, a pop album hanger, a die-cut display for Stokow- popular music by this top artist. ski’s “The Orchestra” album, large Capitol has the answer in a new Milsten-Steinberg die-cut display in “AROUND THE package titled “Sonny.” On this plat- full color, plus a coordinated national ter James, The Southern Gentleman, advertising campaign. WORLD” sings “Near You,” “Secret Love,” To aid the “James Dean Story” 1746 “Heartaches” and “Because of You,” soundtrack album, Capitol has prepared a special merchandising cam- among others. paign which includes a giant die-cut Jackie Gleason’s new album “Velvet James Dean display, a counter dis- Brass,” features trumpets, trombones play, a 12 inch divider display, Dean —JoNDOiY- and French horns as the background fan photos, and two and three column cooperative advertising mats for deal- to the sax solos by Toots Mondello. er use, plus consumer advertising, is album “Gotham Jazz Scene” a new special press kits to motion picture by Bobby Hackett and his jazz band, publications, record reviewers and while Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Hollywood columnists, and disk jockey air play. Orchestra offer “Casa Loma Cara- promotion to insure van,” in which are recreated ar- In addition, Capitol is offering a 10 rangements of the tunes that made per cent cash discount on all current the Gray band one of the nation’s catalog albums including “The Pride ton bands in the 30’s. Vocalist Kenny and the Passion” soundtrack album, Sargent is heard on five of the num- and deferred billing on all new albums albums, 50 bers. Honky tonk piano ace, Joe “Fin- . . . current catalog with gers” Carr has a new entry, “Honky per cent due Nov. 10, 1957, 50 per Tonk Street Parade.” The seven clas- cent due Dec. 10, 1957. An initial sical packages are: album purchase of $250 qualifies deal- “The Orchestra,” a premiere album ers for discounts and deferred billing by conductor, Leopold Stokowski. The advantages. The program opened July deluxe set includes selections which 22 and closes Sept. 28. i( What’s in THE CASH That Counts— Jt’s , BOX INTERNATIONALLY” August 3, 1957 The Cash Box , Music Page 26

THANKS D. J. ’s Best Selling From Our Family 9 Sheet Music MARGIE RAYBURN LIBERTY RECORDS iinnmifflnmtmuiitimfflnnmiuimmiiiMi latest 2-sided hit LAST WHK AROUND THE WORLD “MISSISSIPPI MOON” “GET ACQUAINTED WALTZ” and (Cash Box—Sleeper of the Week Billboard—Review Spotlight) LETTERS IN THE SAND LOVE 1 Bourne ASCAP Kenny, Kenny, Coots Voted Among Top Up and Coming Female Vocalists—Cash Box D.J. Poll 2 — CAPE OLD COD 3 3 Geo. Pincus & Sons ASCAP—Rothrock, Yakus THE SABRES RIGHT RCA VICTOR RECORDS I'M GONNA SIT DOWN 6 4 DeSylva, Brown & Henderson ASCAP—Young, Ahlert

“RIDING HIGH WITH THE SABRES” Album TAMMY 10 Northern ASCAP Livingston, Evans (Watch For New EP) 5 — Voted Among Top Up and Coming Vocal Groups—Cash Box D.J. Poll BYE, BYE LOVE Just Completed—20 weeks The Sahara, Las Vegas 4 6 Acuff-Rose BMI—Bryant, Bryant Currently—The Terraine Room, Los Angeles DARK MOON 5 RANDY VAN HORNE 7 Dandelion BMI—Miller RCA VICTOR RECORDS WHITE SILVER SANDS — 8 Fellows Peer Int'l BMI—Matthews “SWINGIN’ SINGIN’” Album SO RARE 9 (Watch For New EP) 9 Robbins ASCAP— Herst, Sharpe The Randy Van Horne Singers—appearing weekly on the 'Nat King Cole Show' NBC-TV Network IT'S NOT FOR ME TO SAY 11 10 Korwin ASCAP—Stillman, Allen TEDDY BEAR 12 THE SUNNYSIDERS 11 Gladys ASCAP—Mann, Lowe (The 'Hey Mr. Banjo' Group) DECCA RECORDS A TEENAGER'S ROMANCE 8 12 Aztec ASCAP Gillam Watch For The New Sunnysiders Album—released soon — A WHITE SPORT COAT 7 THE WINDSORS 13 Acuff-Rose BMI—Robbins GONNA FIND ME A BLUEBIRD Just Completed—8 weeks El Cortez Hotel, Las Vegas 14 14 Acuff-Rose BMI—Rainwater Currently—6 weeks Marineland Lounge, Los Angeles FOUR WALLS 13 15 Sheldon BMI—Moore, Campbell BIG T. TYLER ALADDIN RECORDS

First Big Release /# SADIE GREEN" — "KING KONG' Peatman ANDRE DELADEEYAY List (The Gay Parisian) SONGS WITH LARGEST RADIO & TV AUDIENCE Just Completed—20 Unsuccessful weeks looking for work Tbe top 10 songs of the weak on radio and TV band on the Copyrighted Audience Coverage Index A Andlenee Trend Index A National Survey of Popular Made Heard Over Network Broadcasts. Published by tbe Office of Raenarcfa, lee.. Dr. John & Peatman, Director. PERSONAL MANAGEMENT RADIO (LISTED ALPHABETICALLY) TV

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I Like Your Kind Of Love Acuff-Rose I Could Have Danced All Night Chappell I’m Gonna Sit Right I Like Your Down DeSylva, Brown & Henderson Kind Of Love Acuff-Rose (Let Me Be Your) In The Middle Of An Island .... E. H. Morris I'm Gonna Sit Right TEDDY BEAR A SURE WINNER AND It's Good To Be Alive Valyr Down DeSylva, Brown & Henderson recorded by It's Not For Me To Say Korwin In The Eyes Of The Ij A GREAT FOLLOW-UP TO World Annavic June Night Feist In The Middle Of An Island E. H. Morris Elvis Presley — Victor In The Afternoon Commander 1 “SO YOUNG” Love It's Not For Me To Say Korwin Love Letters In The Sand Bourne Just In Time Gladys Music, Inc, CA # 1015 Stratford Mangos Redd Evans Little Darlin' || Excellorec Heart Reminds Me Symphony House LOVING YOU My Little White Lies Bregman, Vocco & Conn Old Cape Cod Pincus recorded by I Love Letters In The Sand Bourne CLYDE STACY'S Shangri-La Robbins Marianne Montclore Elvis Presley Shenandoah Rose U Planetary My Love Is Real Geronimo So Rare Robbins Old Cape Cod Presley Music, Inc. Hrf(J Pincus Elvis Soft Sands Weiss & Barry One For DREAM My Baby E. H. Morris Swinging Sweethearts E. H. Morris Past My Prime Commander FABULOUS Tammy Northern Shangri-La recorded by Robbins BOY Tell My Love Famous Tammy Northern Through The Eyes Of Love ie Grade — Cameo CA # 1018 Pickwick Teddy Bear Gladys Till Chappell Third Mayland Music Publishing Co., Elvis Presley Finger, Left Hand Joy Music, Inc., Shalimar & Shalimar Music Corp- Sugar Walks Down Street When My The Mills Chappell m Silver White Sands Fellows-Peer HILL AND RANGE SONGS, INC. 1850 BROADWAY rP When My Sugar Walks Down The Street Mills (Phone: Circle 7-5947) You You Romeo Planetary White Silver Sands Fellows-Peer “Only those records best suited for commercial use are revietved by THE CASH BOX" The Cash Box, Music Page 27 1m August 3, 1957

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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BROADWAY MUSIC ROL'S RECORD SHOP CALIFORNIA MUSIC THE FOUR DOLLS New York, N. Y. Chicago, III. COMPANY Around The World Los Angeles, Calif. 1. 1. It's Not For Me To Say (Mantovani) accompanied by Jack Marshall’s Music (J. Mathis) 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) Movin' (S. Mineo) 2. Start 2. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 2. Bye, Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 3. It's Not For Me To Say 3. Searchin' (Coasters) 3. Shangri-La (Four Coins) (J. Mathis) 4. Send For Me (N. Cole) 4. Passing Strangers 4. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 5. It's Not For Me To Say Eckstine) (Vaughan & 5. Tammy (D. Reynolds) (J. Mathis) 5. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 6. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 6. Send For Me (N. Cole) 6. Diana (P. Anka) (B. Williams) 7. Tammy (R. Hayman) 7. Searchin' (Coasters) 7. Star Dust (B. Ward) pert and percolating 8. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 8. Close Your Eyes (H. Lance) 8. Around The World (Young) 9. Love Letters In The Sand 9. Love Letters In The Sand 9. Susie Q (D. Hawkins) (P. Boone) (P. Boone) 10. 10. Star Dust (B. Ward) Around The World (Young) 10. So Rare (J. Dorsey)

HIGH POINT RECORD SHOP MAJESTIC MUSIC SHOPS PARKER STUDIO Philadelphia, Pa. Perth Amboy, N. J. RECORD SHOP PROUD Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. 1. Around The World 1. Love Letters In The Sand (Mantovani) (P. Boone) 1. White Silver Sands (Gardner) For To Say 2. It's Not For Me To Say 2. It's Not Me 2. Love Letters In The Sand (J. Mathis) (J. Mathis) (P. Boone) (Four Coins) 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 3. Shangri-La 3. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) (R. Hamilton) 4. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 4. Rainbow 4. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 5. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 5. Around The World (Young) OF YOU 5. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) (B. Williams) 6. Wonderful! Wonderful! 6. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going Love Letters In The Sand (J. Mathis) 6. On (J. L. Lewis) (P. Boone) 7. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) and 7. Searchin' (Coasters) Aisle (Five Satins) 8. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 7. To The 8. With All My Heart (J. Sands) (B. Williams) 8. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 9. White Silver Sand (Rondo) 9. Tammy (D. Reynolds) Mineo) 9. Start Movin' (S. 10. In The Middle Of An Island 10. Whispering Bells 10. Send For Me (N. Cole) (T. Bennett) (Del-Vikings)

THE GROOVE-GOSSAGE COX RECORD SHOP STEPHENSON MUSIC THREE ON Houston, Tex. Atlanta, Ga. COMPANY Raleigh, N. C. 1. When I Meet My Girl 1. Love Letters In The Sand (T. Ridgley) (P. Boone) 1. Bye, Bye Love (Everly Bros.) Kiss Petty Trio) 2. Whispering Bells 2. First (Norman 2. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) (Del-Vikings) 3. Till (P. Faith) 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) Reynolds) (E. Presley) A DATE Bear 3. Tammy (D. 4. Teddy 4. Tammy (D. Reynolds) Sit Right Down 5. It's For To Say 4. I'm Gonna Not Me 5. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) Williams) (J. Mathis) (B. 6. Love Letters In The Sand Love (Everly Bros.) I'm Sit Right Down 5. Bye, Bye 6. Gonna (P. Boone) Coins) Williams) 6. Shangri-La (Four (B. 7. Whispering Bells 7. Around The World (Young) 7. Tammy (Ames Bros.) (Del Vikings) Sands (Rondo) (J. Dorsey) 8. White Silver 8. So Rare 8. Miss Ann (Little Richard) 9. Next Stop Paradise 9. White Silver Sands (Gardner) 9. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (T. Randazzo) 10. Around The World 10. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (Mantovani) 10. Valley Of Tears (Domino)

MODRONA RECORDS MUSIC BOX ALAMO PIANO COMPANY Portland, Ore. Cleveland, Ohio San Antonio, Tex.

1. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 1. Tammy (D. Reynolds) 1. Searchin' (Coasters) 2. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 2. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 2. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) 3. Honeycomb (J. Rodgers) (B. Williams) 3. Young Blood (Coasters) 4. Raven (Kirby Stone) 3. Around The World (Young) 4. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) 5. Rainbow (R. Hamilton) 4. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 5. Jenny, Jenny (Little Richard) 6. Rebel (Carol Jarvis) 5. Bye, Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 6. Over The Mountain 7. Star Dust (B. Ward) 6. My Personal Possession (Cole) (Johnnie & Joe) Personal Possession (Cole) 8. Tammy (D. Reynolds) 7. Searchin' (Coasters) 7. My ' 9. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 8. Star Dust (B. Ward) 8. Dark Moon (Gale Storm) ' ' -~ - v.' • .. -4 (B. Williams) 9. That'll Be The Day (Crickets) 9. Tammy (Ames Bros.) , 4 10. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 10. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 10. Shangri-La (Four Coins)

RADIO DOCTORS DEIBEL'S RECORD SHOP TRI-BORO RECORD Milwaukee, Wise. St. Louis, Mo. EXCHANGE Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. 1. Bye, Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 1. Next Stop Paradise ’ fifl (E. Presley) (K. Randazzo) Iff 2. Teddy Bear 1. Diana (P. Anka) singin up a storm with ft \ ; m. Love 3. Love Letters In The Sand 2. I Like Your Kind Of 2. Whispering Bells (P. Boone) (A. Williams) (Del Vikings) IIlHfll!!- 4. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 3. At Our House (C. Nelson) 3. Send For Me (N. Cole) (B. Williams) 4. With All My Heart (J. Sands) 4. Star Dust (B. Ward) 5. Wonderful! Wonderful! 5. Whispering Bells 5. Around The World (J. Mathis) (Del Vikings) (Young /Mantovani) Searchin' (Coasters) 6. White Silver Sands (Rondo) TILL 6. WE 6. Goody Goody (Teenagers) 7. Rainbow (B. Darnel) 7. Tammy (D. Reynolds) 7. Mr. Wee (Bobbettes) 8. Let's Start All Over Again 8. White Silver Sands 8. Shangri-La (Four Coins) (Paragons) (Rondo/Lennon Sisters) Wonderful! 9. Wonderful! 9. In The Middle Of An Island (J. Mathis) 9. Around The World (T. Bennett) (Crosby /Young) 10. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 10. Melancoholy Baby (B. Williams) (Somethin' Smith) AGAIN 10. Star Dust (B. Ward) MEET and KOP'S PIANO HOUSE COLUMBIA MUSIC CO. THE RECORD SHOP Great Falls, Mont. San Francisco, Calif. Buffalo, N. Y.

1. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. Tammy (D. Reynolds) 2. Bye, Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 2. Bye, Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 2. Somebody's Been Rocking 3. Searchin' (Coasters) 3. Love Letters In The Sand My Baby (R. Willis) 4. Valley Of Tears (Domino) (P. Boone) 3. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) WHAT’S TO 5. With All My Heart (J. Sands) 4. It's Not For Me To Say 4. It's Not For Me To Say 6. Jenny, Jenny (Little Richard) (J. Mathis) (J. Mathis) 7. Girl With The Golden Braids 5. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 5. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (P. Como) (B. Williams) 6. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 6. The World (B. Williams) 8. Around The World Around (Mantovani) (Mantovani) 7. Island In The Sun (Belafonte) 7. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 8. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 9. Rock Your Little Baby To BECOME 8. With All My Heart (J. Sands) 9. I Like Your Kind Of Love Sleep (B. Knox) 9. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (A. Williams) 10. Loving You (E. Presley) 10. Searchin' (Coasters) 10. Around The World (Young)

MELODY MART GLEN MUSIC SHOP LYNN MUSIC COMPANY Paducah, Ky. Detroit, Mich. Lynn, Mass.

1. Short Fat Fannie (L. Williams) 1. It's Not For Me To Say 1. Love Letters In The Sand 2. Love Letters In The Sand (J. Mathis) (P. Boone) (P. Boone) 2. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 2. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 3. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 3. Rainbow (R. Hamilton) 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 4. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 4. Star Dust (B. Ward) 4. It's Not For Me To Say 5. So Hard To Laugh, So Easy 5. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (J. Mathis) To Cry (Escorts) 6. Diana (P. Anka) 5. Tammy (R. Hayman) 6. Miss Ann (Little Richard) 7. Tammy (D. Reynolds) 6. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 7. Teenager's Romance (Nelson) 8. Around The World (B. Williams) 7. Dark Moon (Gale Storm) 8. Bye, Bye Love (Everly Bros.) (Mantovani) 4*r* m 8. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 9. Tammy (D. Reynolds) 9. Send For Me (N. Cole) mam , 9. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 10. A Fallen StaV (F. Husky) 10. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 10. Around The World (Young) “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” The Cash Box, Music Page 28 August 3, 1957

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POPULAR “THE BEST OF THE LOT”—Featuring The Oha Cha Rhythm Boys—Fiesta FLP 1220 (1-12" LP) avis PRESLEY [g^AVicto r The current prominence of the cha cha beat “LOVING YOU”—Elvis Presley—RCA Victor on dance floors will keep this Fiesta entry moving LOVING LPM-1515 (1-12" LP) YOU smoothly on the Latin shelf. A clean-sounding, Already a smash seller, Presley’s latest waxing closely knit combo, the Cha Cha Rhythm Boys 1 m is a presentation by the artist of seven songs supply twelve cha cha transcriptions on a bill Wmm from his new flick, “Loving You,” plus a collection of Latin melodies (“Frenesi,” “Perfidia,” “Un of five standards (“Blueberry Hill,” “I Need You Sueno”). Cha cha platter with extra dance-floor So,” and “True Love”) sung generally with a appeal. blues beat. Songs from the film include the current Presley chart items, “Teddy Bear,” and “Loving You.” Make sure this one is on the shelves. “THE MODERN MINSTREL”—Keefe BrasseUe “THIS IS KIM”—Morris Stoloff And The Colum- —RKO Unique ULP-126 (1-12" LP) bia Pictures Orchestra And Chorus Decca — DL The enthusiasm with which actor-singer Bras- 8574 (1-12" LP) selle has seemingly approached this project is Kim Novak portrays the late actress Jeanne exuberantly conveyed to the listener. Brasselle Eagels in a forthcoming bio-film from Columbia, has taken 15 dependable vaudeville oldies (“Makin’ and it’s Miss Novak who gets star billing in this Whoopee,” “If You Knew Susie,” “It All Depends collection of tunes taken from the years Jeanne On You”), and has given them a modem beat Eagels was famous. Prominent film scorer, and while retaining the nostalgic value of the bill. hitmaker (“Picnic Theme”), Morris Stoloff leads Fine ork support. A happy effort many will the ork and chorus in sugary readings of such greatly enjoy. standbys as “Sophisticated Lady,” “You Go To My Head,” “Someone To Watch Over Me.” Miss Novak, Stoloff, and the film are the perfect combination to put this waxing high on the charts. Must stock. “CUBAN JAM SESSION”—Julio Gutierrez— Panart CLP 8000 (1-12" LP) “ONE MAN’S SONGS”—Sons Of The Pioneers— The disk, cut in Havana, Cuba, features 6 extended RCA Victor LPM-1483 (1-12" LP) bands that interestingly develop typical Latin rhythms (mambo, chacha, etc.) into a jazz- The popular country and western vocal group like atmosphere without really losing touch with is heard in a collection of tunes penned by the basic Latin rhythms. Heading the twelve men late Fred Rose. Writer of such hits as “It’s A outfit is pianist Julio Gutierrez. Set will certainly Sin,” “Kaw-Liga,” and “Hang Your Head In appeal to the Latin enthusiast, and may bring Shame,” Rose is warmly represented with these in some from the jazz crowd. and nine other numbers sung with polished harmony by the crew. Fine C&W songs, excel- (tmiatt JUUO GUTIERREZ lently portrayed. “FIESTA FOR PIPE ORGAN”—Alfredo Mendez “HILLBILLY HIT PARADE”—George Jones- —With Rhythm Accompaniment—RCA Victor Benny Barnes-Jeanette Hicks-James O’Gwynn- LPM-1444 (1-12" LP) Leon Payne-Earl Aycock—Mercury MG 20282 The pipe organ has rarely had the work-out (1-12" LP) it skillfully receives here from Alfredo Mendez. This first in a Mercury series of issues assem- With a Latin musical setting, Mendez is rhythmi- bling country and western chart items that made cally aglow as he puts the instrument through its the charts is sure to provide excellent C&W colorful cha cha-merengue-bolero, etc. paces on stock. Original hit renditions include “Yearning” a program of Latin favorites (“Magic Is The by George Jones and Jeanette Hicks; “Poor Man’s Moonlight,” “Adios Muchachos,” and “Cherry Riches” by Benny Barnes; “Don’t Stop The Music” Pink And Apple Blossom White”). Excellent by George Jones. Other pressings here of C&W Latin offering. reliables are Leon Payne’s “Young Love,” James O’Gwynn’s “I’m Tired” and Earl Aycock’s “The “STRINGIN’ THE Same To Two Lips.” Important C&W release. STANDARDS”—Gene Bianco And His Group-Camden CAL-366 (1-12" LP) “KETELBY FAVORITES” — Richard Ellsasser, ' Camden offers in one Organ—MGM E 3282 (1-12" LP) of its special monthly issues (four-color package and liner notes) deft Organist Ellsasser has another MGM offering sessions on the harp by Gene Bianco. Though 11 . featuring his expert organ work, a disk devoted most of the material is justly presented in a to six descriptive compositions the English by ballad or light swinging style (“My Funny composer Albert Ketelby. Performing the pipe on Valentine,” “Embraceable You,”), two opportuni- organ of the John Hays Hammond, Jr. Museum ties for driving work are not wasted: “Fascinat- in Gloucester, Mass., an instrument of wonderful ing Rhythm,” and “Limehouse Blues.” Four of depth and versatility, Ellsasser gives such opus’ the melodies are played with fine guitar backing as “In A Persian Market,” “With Honour by Mundell Lowe, others solo or with quartet Crowned,” “Algerian Scene,” and vivid, and deli- backing. First-rate harp artistry. Richard Ellsasser cate readings. Fine sound. Commanding organ issue. “BE FRANK WITH FAY”—Frank Fay—Bally- 12015 (1-12" LP) “ONE TOUCH OF D’ARTEGA”—D’Artega And Legit and film performer Frank Fay has His Orchestra—MGM E 3550 (1-12" LP) brought to disks his routine of humorously analyz- This is D’Artega’s second package for MGM. ing popular song lyrics, and the product is an and as the first relies on rich and varied D’Artega entertaining package that could be a sales arrangements set to rarely heard selections sleeper. Fay is challenged by pianist Adam admirably suited to mood disks. It is a waxing Carroll to “prove” his low-esteem of song lyrics, where instruments individually, and collectively, an offer gleefully Fay takes on with amusing are put through interesting, and witty paces. results. Songs sung and played around with by Inventive, classy orchestral treats. Fay include “Stairway To The Stars,” “Blue Room,” and “They Can’t Take That Away From Me.” Excellent novelty item. “RELAX WITH “THEY’RE PLAYING OUR SONG”—Billy But- LARRY FERRARI”—Larry Ferrari, terfield And His Orchestra RCA Victor Hammond Organ—RCA Victor LPM-149G — LMP- (1-12" 1441 (1-12" LP) Relax with LP) Larry Ferrari The disk, with Famed trumpeter Billy Butterfield, and the ork its addition of a “Harp-Celesta” to the Hammond Organ, he organized in 1951 are spotlighted in 12 swing adds more versatile .H& arrangements to organ THEY’RE 1% tuned sessions reflecting his swing-era experi- work, and with talented PLAYING m Larry Ferrari on the ence. “Our Song” includes a number of tasteful instruments, the disk is OUR » / a stand out among SONGf ,'*'

wwiuimiHniiiiiiiiiiit “SOUR fcKMnhwntr Sow Bar* KRAUT IN HI-FI”— Gukenheimer Sour Sour Kraut In Hi-Fi Kraut Band—ROA Victor LPM-1453 (1-12" LP) CLASSICAL This is one of the most amusing entries serving STRAVINSKY: “Firebird Suite”—TCHAIKOV- the interests of hi-fi. The band, composed of San : Romeo And Juliet Overture-Fantasy-Leon- Francisco businessmen, (whose names are given SKY ard Bernstein Conducting The Philharmonic- a Teutonic touch in the liner notes) is notorious Symphony Orchestra Of York Columbia in its wrong-note performances, instrumentally New — ML 5182 (1-12" LP) hilarious in its determined desire to play in such a manner. Cartoon cover is a work of George This is a Columbia Masterworks Buy Of The (“Grin And Bear It”) Lichty (drummer Hugo Month for July. ($2.98 tag). Bernstein and Schmid in the band). Material covers polkas, Philharmonic-Symphony of New York perform waltzes, etc. Delightful hi-fi fun. the famed, intriguing Stravinsky “Firebird Suite” and lyrical Tchaikovsky staple, “Romeo And Juliet Overture-Fantasy,” and both conductor and “MARK LAUB ON THE LOWREY ORGAN”— orchestra are in expert form. Notable sound. A Golden Crest CR 3022 (1-12" LP) commanding classical presentation. A freshness and variety of approach on the electric organ by Mark Laub will give organ enthusiasts a delightful hi-fi experience. Laub is completely at home with the instrument, allow- BRAHMS: Symphony No. 1—Boston Symphony- ing it its fullest grab-bag of expressions in Charles Munch, Conductor—RCA Victor LM-2097 recreating orchestral sounds. Numbers on hand (1-12" LP) include “Holiday For Strings,” “My Shining A version of Brahm’s first symphony that will Hour,” and “Gypsy In My Soul.” Inviting organ offer dealers a sturdy classical seller is available fun. with this persuasive rendition by the Boston Symphony, masterly directed by Charles Munch. The opus is a brilliant creation of drama, tender- ness, and sensitivity, qualities wonderfully offered “LORD ALLEYCAT”—Jimmy Diamond And His by the craftsmanship of the distinguished orches- Septet-Cavalier CVLP 6006 (1-12" LP) tra. Excellent sound. A classical disk gem. “Lox- d Alleycat” is Paul Gilbert, a versatile performer who on this Cavalier pressing sings a bill of 10 of his calypso items (there are two pieces from other writers) with good rhythmic MENDELSSOHN: Sonata In D—RICHARD color. Backed by a calypso-sounding septet, Gil- STRAUSS: Sonata In F Major Andre Navarra, bert sings such topical creations as “$64,000 — Cello-Ernest Lush, Piano—Capitol P 18045 (1-12" Question,” “Do It Yourself Calypso,” and “Flying LP) Saucer.” Entertaining calypso performances. Cellist Andre Navarra (a frequent Capitol performer), assisted by pianist Ernest Lush, offers two understanding performances of the sonatas, which for a feeling of contentment, JAZZ and melodic appeal are hard to match in their area of chamber works. Navarra’s musicianship “HAMP’S BIG FOUR”—Lionel Hampton, Vibra- commands beauty of tone, and sensitivity. Fine harp—Ray Brown, Bass—Buddy Rich, Drums sound. Readings of the pieces sure to please Verve MGV-8117 (1-12" LP) classical traffic. The quartet, rich in talent, and experience, is happily in one of those situations where each member of the crew contributes his all to the “FIESTA IN HI-FI”—McBride: “Mexican Rhap- final product: a package of delightfully fluent sody”—Nelson: “Savannah River Holiday” and irrepressible swing pressings. The listener Mitchell: “Kentucky Mountain Portraits”—Var- can take any of the five sessions to prove these dell: “Joe Clark Steps Out”—Eastman-Rochester boys are at their best. Expressive work on “Mid- Symphony Orchestra—Howard Hanson Conduct- night Sun” adds a ballad approach to the uptempo ing—Mercury MG 50134 (1-12" LP) play. Extremely worthwhile jazz waxing. Give the Eastman-Rochester Symphony Orches- tra works with lots of orchestral spunk, and _ ^ CONTEMPOa^J “WAY OUT WEST”—Sonny Rollins, Tenor Sax, watch it go! Four such compositions dependent SONNY Ray Brown, Bass-Shelly Manne, Drums-Contem- for their thematic material mostly on folk tunes porary C 3530 (1-12" LP) are performed with full hi-fi force by the orches- Rollins effectively leads the way on this Con- tra conducted by Howard Hanson. Abundant temporary issue featuring the tenor sax artist, orchestral merriment superbly read. Vivid, hi-fi and his two able companions, Shelly Manne treat. (drums); and Ray Brown (bass). Though there are several successful attempts in keeping with the set’s title (approximating a horse’s gait on HAYDN: Concerto For Harpsichord And Orches- “I’m An Old Cowhand”), the “Wagon Wheels,” tra—BACH: Concerto In D Minor For Harpsi- intimate pressing is essentially a smart series of chord And Orchestra—Sylvia Marlowe, Harpsi- swing takes, with Rollins giving out with sparkle, chord And Conducting The Concert Arts Chamber sensitivity. Fine jazz artistry. and Orchestra—Capitol P 8375 (1-12" LP) “BOURBON STREET”—Bob Scobey With Lizzy Miss Marlowe who has recorded various works Miles—Verve MGV-1009 (1-12" LP) for the harpsichord for Capitol adds to the collection brilliant performances on harpsi- As an entry in Verve’s new “Down Home” two chord concertos, “Concerto In series of disks devoted to a diet of Dixieland, and Haydn’s D Major,” and Bach’s blues styled sessions, this one by Bob Scobey, “Concerto In D Minor.” The amazing inventive skill that his band, and famed New Orleans’ vocal stylist, was written into the works is brought- out with virtuoso readings the Lizzie Miles is a winner. The waxing is loaded by artist. Excellent support the with vitality, and skill in both instrumental and by Concert Arts Orchestra. Beautiful vocal departments. Miss Miles classically belts Chamber sound. Two classi- such goodies as “Baby, Won’t You Please Come cal treasures. Home,” “Ain’t Misbehavin’,” and “When You’re Smilin’,” plus three others. Excellent member of the Verve series. WAGNER: Highlights From The Ring Of The Nibelungs—The N.W.D.R. Symphony Orchestra Schmidt Isserstedt “CECIL PAYNE” Cecil Payne, Baritone Sax- By Hans —Capitol P 18047 — (1-12" Signal S 1203 (1-12" LP) LP) Signal has thrown the jazz spotlight on Cecil The disk contains six selections from the four operas that make up Wagner’s “The Ring Payne for the first time on disks, varying the The Nibelungs.” Such famous orchestral combo from a quartet to quintet. It also puts Of sections as the “Ride Of The Valkyries,” “Die to the test Payne’s swinging and ballad style on from Walkure,”; “Siegfried’s baritone sax. The artist hits the mark with Rhine Journey” from “Die Gotterdammerung,”; and “Forest Murmurs” this foundation, notably performing with vitality, and warmth. Personnel include Art Taylor from “Siegfried” reveal Wagner’s symphonic Dorham (trumpet) and Duke nature and vivid descriptive skill. Dramatic per- (drums) ; Kenny Jordon (piano). Evergreen and original material. formances by the N.W.D.R. Symphony Orchestra Jazz disk with stature. under Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt’s direction. Ex- cellent Wagner waxing. August 3 , 1957 The Cash Box , Music Page 32 Disk Disk Jockey Jockey

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1111 ! lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll LARRY BERRILL ED MEATH JERRY FAY VINCE BRASCIA BILL PRICE TOM JACKSON KBIG—Hollywood, Calif. WH EC—Rochester, N. Y. KOYN— Billing, Mont. KBM—Las Vegas, Nev. WBLU—Salem, Va. WKAB—Mobile, Ala. 1. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 1. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 2. Star Dust (B, Ward) (P. Boone) 2. It's Not For Me To Say (P. Boone) 2. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 'B. Williams) 2. Half Your Heart (B. 3. Without Him (F. Laine) 2. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) (J. Mathis) 2. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 3. I Like Your Kind Of Love Guitar) 3. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 3. Loving You (E. Presley) 3. Summer Love (J. James) (A. Williams) 3. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 4. Waitin' (J. Stark) (B. Williams) 4. White Silver Sands (Bradley) 4. My Personal Possession 4. Loo Be Doo (S. Clark) 4. White Silver Sands (Lennons) Walk (Simms) 5. Run Don't 4. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 5. Shangri-La (Four Coins) (N. Cole) 5. Wonderful! Wonderful! 5. My Dream (Platters) 6. Summer love (J. James) 5. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 6. Rainbow (R. Hamilton) 5. You're Cheatin' Yourself (J. Mathis) 6. Don't Cry My Love (V. Lynn) 6. Send For Me (N. Cole) (F. Sinatra) 6. (F. Husky) 7. Yes Sir, That's My Baby 7. Gotta Get To Your House 7. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down Gone (Four (D. Seville) 7. Girl With The Golden Braids (B. Williams) 6. Queen Of The Senior Prom 7. Old Caoe Cod (P. Page) Aces) (P. Como) (Mills Bros.) 8. White Soort Coat (P^bbir*' 8. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 8. Send For Me (N.Cole) 8. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 7. With All My Heart (J. Sands) 9. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 9. Around The World 8. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 9. Swingin' Sweethearts 9. Teardrops In My Heart 8. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (M. Rainwater) (Mantovani) (R. Goodwin) 9. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (T. Brewer) 9. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 10. If You'll be My Love 10. Whispering Bells 10. Whirlpool Of Love (Jarvis) 10. Last Time (R. Michaels) 10. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 10. Shangri-La (Four Coins) (M. Till is) (Del-Vikings) DICK GILBERT DANNY STILES KEN KNUTSON WES HOPKINS PAUL DREW ED BELL KPOK—Scottsdale, Ariz. WNJR—Newark, N. J. KXEL—Waterloo, Iowa KYW—Cleveland, Ohio WGST—Atlanta, Ga. WIVY—Jacksonville, Fla. Searchin' 1. Around The World 1. (Coasters) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Searchin' (Coasters) 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) (Mantovani) 2. To The Aisle (Five Satins) (P. Boone) 2. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 2. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 2. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 2. White Silver Sands (Lennons) 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 2. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (B. Williams) (B. Williams) 3. Love Letters In The Sand 4. Tonight, 3. Lonely Whistler (L. Baxter) Tonight 3. It's Not For Me To Say 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 3. The First Kiss (N. Petty) (P. Boone) (Mello-Kings) 4. Love Letters In The Sand (J. Mathis) 4. Around The World 4. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 4. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (P. Boone) 5. Eight O'Clock Date 4. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (Young/Mantovani) 5. Flying Saucer The 2nd (B. Williams) (Gorman & Viv) (B. Williams) 5. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 5. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (Buchanan & Goodman) 5. I Like Your Kind Of Love 6. I Can't Waste Tears 6. Four Walls (J. Lowe) My 5. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 6. My Personal Possession/ 6. In The Middle Of An Island (A. Williams) 7. Dark Moon (G. Storm) (G. Lynn) 6. Teenager's Romance (Nelson) Send For Me (N. Cole) (T. E. Ford) 6. It's Not For Me To Say 7. Let's Start Over Again 7. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) Coins) 7. Tammy 7. It's Not For Me To Say (J. Mathis) 8. Shangri-La (Four (Paragons) 8. Wonderful! Wonderful! (Reynolds/Ames Bros.) (J. Mathis) 7. Searchin' (The Coasters) 9. It's Not For Me To Say 8. Flames In Heart My (J^ Mathis) 8. Love Letters In The Sand 8. Around The World 8. Send For Me (N. Cole) 10. Mathis) 10. (J. 10. (Channels) 10.9. Around The World (P. Boone) 10. (Mantovani) 10.9. Around The World 9. Run And Tell (B. Marsh) 10. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird (Mantovani) 9. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) 9. White Silver Sands (Rondo) (Mantovani) 10. Million Dollar Baby (Darin) 10. Star Dust (B. Ward) (M. Rainwater) 10. Love You Till I Die (B. Lee) 10. That'll Be The Day (Crickets) 10. Old Cape Cod (P. Page)

WALLY PHILLIPS DOUG DROWN JIM DUNSON ed. McKenzie JOE DEANE JOHN LEBAN WTWN St. Johnsbury, Vt. Tuskegee, Ala. WGN—Chicago, III. — WTUS— WXYZ— Detroit, Mich. WBBF— Rochester, N. Y. WCAE— Pittsburgh, Pa. 1. It's Not For Me To Say 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. It's Not For Me To Say 1. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (J. Mathis) (P. Boone) 2. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 2. Rainbow (R. Hamilton) (J. Mathis) 2. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 2. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 2. Bear (E. Presley) 3. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down Teddy 3. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 2. White Silver Sands 3. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (B. Williams) 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 4. Star Dust (B. Ward) (Bradley/Rondo) (B. Williams) 4. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 4. Love (Everlys) 4. It's Not For Me To Say Bye, Bye 5. It's Not For Me To Say 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 4. Shangri-La (Four Coins) (B. Williams) (J. Mathis) 5. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (J. Mathis) 4. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 5. Passing Strangers 10.5. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 6. Dark (G. Storm) 10.5. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 10. Moon 10.6. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 10.5. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (Vaughan & Eckstine) 6. Diana (P. Anka) 7. It's For 10. 6. Loving You (E. Presley) Not Me To Say 7. Diana (P. Anka) 6. Teddy Bear (E. Preslev) 6. It's Not For Me To Say 7. White Silver Sands (Rondo) (J. Mathis) 7. Rainbow (R. Hamilton) 8. Around The World 7. Love Letters In The Sand (J. Mathis) 8. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going Sit 8. Send For Me (N. Cole) 8. I'm Gonna Right Down (Mantovani) (P. Boone) 7. Tammy (Hayman Reynolds) On (J. L. Lewis) (B. Williams) 9. Star Dust (B. Ward) 9. Tammy (D. Reynolds) 8. Send For Me (N. Cole) 8. Fallen Star (N. Noble) 9. Island In The Sun (Belafonte) Sport (Robbins) Got To Get To Your House 9. White Coat Why Ask For The Moon 9. Tammy (D. Reynolds) 9. Sure 'Nuff (D. Vale) Old Cape (P. (D. Seville) Cod Page) Around The World (Fisher) (R. Foley) Teenager's Romance (Nelson) Cool Shake (Del-Vikings)

BILL BENNETT DON KEYES "EASY" ED ELLIS BOB ELLIOTT MARTY FAYE LARRY JONES KILT Houston, Texas Springfield, Vt. WDGY—Minneapolis, Minn. — WNIX— KENT—Shreveport, La. WAAF—Chicago, III. WPOP— Hartford, Conn. 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. Sit Right Down 1. Searchin' (Coasters) I'm Gonna 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. White Silver Sands (Rondo) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 2. Whispering Bells (B. Williams) 2. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 2. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) 2. You're Cheatin' Yourself (P. Boone) (Del-Vikings) Love 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 2. I Like Your Kind Of 3. Love Letters In The Sand (F. Sinatra) 2. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 3. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) (A. Williams) 4. Tammy (D. Reynolds) (P. Boone) 3. Polly O (T. Martin) 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 4. Bye, Bye Love 5. Around The World (Everlys) 3. Speak For Yourself, John 4. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) 4. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 10. 4. Echo Echo Echo (D. Lee) 10. (Mantovani) 5. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) (C. Carr) 5. Shangri-La (Four Coins) (B. Williams) 10. 10. 10.5. Around The World (Young) 10. 6. Send For Me (N. Cole) 4. Little White Lies (B. Johnson) 6 . Over The Mountain 6. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 6. Diana (P. Anka) 5. It's Not For Me To Say 7. Love Letters In The Sand Stark) (Johnnie & Joe) 5. Waitin' (J. 7. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going 7. It's Not For Me To Say (J. Mathis) (P. 7. Love Letters In The Sand Boone) 6. Little Bit (E. Arnold) On (J. L. Lewis) (J. Mathis) 6. White Silver Sands 8. When I Meet Girl (P. Boone) My 7. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 8. Send For Me (N. Cole) 8. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (Gardner Rondo Bradley) (T. 8. Fallen Star (Hilltoppers) Ridgely) 8. Searchin' (Coasters) 9. Chicken Baby Chicken 9. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 7. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 9. 9. Shangri-La (Four Coins) So Rare (J. Dorsey) 9. Fantastically Foolish (Sands) (T. Harris) (B. Williams) 8. Billy Goat (B. Haley) I'm Sit Right I'm Gonna Sit Right Down Gonna Down Cryin' Side Of Town Let The Four Winds Blow In The Middle Of An Island 9. Send For Me (N. Cole) (B. Williams) (B. Williams) (B. Talapan) (R. Brown) (T. Bennett) Star Dust (B. Ward)

TOM EDWARDS JIM AMECHE BOB PERRY, IRV STEIN TERRY SPEIGHTS JACK BUECHLER WERE—Cleveland, Ohio KPAL—Palm Springs, Calif. DAN GILLETTE, CJOB—Winnipeg, Man., Can. WBKH— Hattiesburq, Miss. WRIT—Milwaukee, Wise. 1. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 1. Tammy GORDON HAMILTON 1. White Silver Sands 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (Reynolds/Ames Bros.) (B. Williams) (Rondo/Bradley) 2. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (B. Williams) WCAP—Lowell, Mass. 10. 2. Around The World 2. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 2. Bye, Bye Love 2. Wonderful! Wonderful! 10. 10. 10. (B. Williams) 3. (D. 1. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 10. (Young/Mantovani/ Tammy Reynolds) (Everlys/Pierce) 3. Through The Eyes Of Love (J. Mathis) (B. Williams) McGuires) 4. Shenandoah Rose 3. Whispering Bells (D. Day) 3. Walkin' And Whistlin' 2. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 3. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (Hugo & Luigi) (Del-Vikings) 4. Long Lonely Nights (Four Knights) 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (B. Williams) 5. It's Not For Me To Say 4. Love Letters In The Sand (C. McPhattpr) 4. White Silver Sands (J. Mathis) 4. Love Letters In The Sand 4. Stardust (B. Ward) (P. Boone) 5. I Am/In The Middle Of An (Rondo/Lennons) 6. Seven (P. Boone) 5. Rainbow (Hamilton/Darnell) Wonders Of The 5. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going Island (T. Bennett) 5. Shangri-La (Four Coins) World (D. Kallman) 5. White Silver Sands 6. love Me To Pieces (J. Corey) On (J. L. Lewis) 6. Love Letters In The Sand 6. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (D. Gardner) 7. Fascination (D. Jacobs) 7. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 6. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) (P. Boone) 7. Ding Dang Danglin' 6. I Like Your Kind Of love 8. Around The World 7. Over The Mountain 7. White Silver Sands (Lane Bros.) 8. My Personal Possession (A. Williams) (Mantovani) (Johnnie & Joe) (Rondo/Lennons) 8. Around The World (N. Cole) 7. Rainbow (R. Hamilton) 8. Cumberland Gap (Donegan) 8. Shangri-La (Four Coins) (Young Mantovani) 9. That Old Feeling (Hamilton) 9. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 8. Diana (P. Anka) 10. 9. I Like Your Kind Of Love 9. Make Me Feel So Young 9. In The Middle Of An Island Affair To 9. Fallen Star (Hiiltoppers) 10. 10. 10. Love Letters In The Sand 10. An Remember (A. Williams) (Four Grads) 10. (Ford /Bennett) (V. Damone) (P. Boone) Star Dust (B. Ward) Four Walls (J. Reeves) Send For Me (N. Cole) Crescent City Suite (Weston)

ED ROBBINS RED ROBINSON BILL DANIELS MEL MILLER FRANK POLLACK BOB FURRY Vancouver, B. WKNB—West Hartford, CKWX— C., "DANIELS DEN" WPOW—Staten Island, N. Y. KRUX—Phoenix, Ariz. KRUX—Phoenix, Ariz. Conn. Can. KFWB—Hollywood, Calif. 1. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 1. My Personal Possession 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. Mean Woman Blues (Presley) 1. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 2. Love Letters In The Sand (N. Cole) 2. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 2. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going (B. Williams) (P. Boone) 2. Summer Love (J. James) (P. Boone) 2. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) On (J. L. Lewis) 2. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 3. Whispering Bells 3. You're Cheatin' Yourself 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 3. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 3. Rock House (B. Knox) 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (Del-Vikings) (F. Sinatra) 4. Whispering Bells (B. Williams) 4. Mr. Lee (Bobbettes) 4. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 4. Diana (P. Anka) 4. Around The World (Del-Vikings) 4. It's Not For Me To Say 5. (E. Presley) 5. 5. Whispering Bells 5. My Personal Possession Teddy Bear (McGuires /Young) Around The World (J. Mathis) (Del-Vikings) (N. Cole) 6. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 5. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (Young/Crosby Mantovani) 5. Send For Me (N. Cole) 6. Seven Wonders Of The (B. Williams) 6. It's Not For Me To Say 6. It's Not For Me To Say 6. Fire Down Below (Southern) 6. Rainbow (R. Hamilton) World (D. Kallman) 7. Goody Goody (J. Mathis) (J. Mathis) 7. Have I Told You Lately 7. Tammy (Ames Bros.) 7. With All My Heart (Sands) (Lvmon & Teenagers) 7. Passing Strangers 7. Old Cape Cod (P. Page)

(E. Presley) 8. It's Not For To Sav 8. I Like Love 8. Around The World (Young) 8. Tammy (D. Reynolds) Me (Vaughan & Eckstine) Your Kind Of 8. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) (J. Mathis) 8. Anaelita (A. Wayne) (A. Williams) 9. You're Cheatin' Yourself 9. Goody Goody 9. Star Dust (B. Ward) 9. Island In The Sun 9. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (F. Sinatra) 9. Party (E. Presley) (Lymon & Teenagers) Long Lonely Nights (H. Belafonte) (B. Williams) (Coasters) With All My Heart (J. Sands) Searchin' Diana (P. Anka) (Andrews & Hearts) Tammy (D. Reynolds) 10. Freight Train (R. Draper)

BILL MORGAN BOB COUCH JOE BRANNON DON WALLACE KEN GARLAND JERRY POWERS WIOU—Kokomo, Ind. KGAF—Gainesville, Texas WEYE—Sanford. N. C. KTUL—Tulsa. Okla. WPOR— Portland. Me. WKTS— Brooksville, Fla. 1. (Everlys) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. (E. Presley) Bye, Bye Love Loving You 1. Dream Boy (C. Stacy) 1. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 1 . Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 2. Tammy (D. Reynolds) (P. Boone) 2. Pledge Of Love (J. Janis) 2. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (B. Williams) 2. Love Letters In The Sand 2. Bye, Love (Everlys) 3. Love Letters In The Sand Bye 3. Don't Make Me Cry (Knox) 3. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 2. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (P. Boone) 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (P. Boone) 4. Love Affair (S. Mineo) 4. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 3. Summer Love (J. James) 3. Teddv Bear (E. Presley) Else Will (Lewis) 4. Around The World 5. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 4. 4. Somebody 5. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) Send For Me (N. Cole) 4. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (R. Charles Singers) 6. (J. Lowe) 5. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) Four Walls 5. 6. Send For Me (N. Cole) Bernardine (P. Boone) 5. Searchin' (Coasters) 6. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 5. Teenage (K. Copeland) 7. Love Letters In The Sand 6. Shangri-La (B. Williams) 6. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (P. Boone) 7. Four Walls (J. Lowe) (Four Coins) 6. Around The World (Fisher) (B. Williams) 7. Diana (P. 7. Dream Boy (D. Lee) 8. My Dream (Platters) 8. Love Letters In The Sand Anka) 7. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 7. (P. 8. White Silver Sands (Daniels) Old Cape Cod Page) (P. Boone) 8. Tears (F. Domino) Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 8. Send For Me (N. Cole) 8. 9. Valley Of 9. I Like Your Kind Of love Searchin' (Coasters) 9. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 9. Star Dust (B. Ward) 9. ( 9. Personal Possession I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) A . William*) Four Walls (J. Reeves) My Whoa Whoa Baby (Daniels) Eighteen (C. Francis) (N. Cole) Tammy (Ames Bros.) Rainbow (R. Hamilton) Tammy (Ames Bros.) ATTENTION DEEJAYS, PROGRAM DIRECTORS, LIBRARIANS— ATTENTION DEEJAYS, PROGRAM DIRECTORS, LIBRARIANS— Please keep us constantly informed of any changes in call letters or title. Please keep us constantly informed of any changes in call letters or title. “ “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” . Cash Box, Music The Page 33 August 3, 1957

London Ups LP Prices Mills Returns From 7 NEW YORK—Lee Hartstone of Week European Trip Sure London Records announced last week that the label is raising its prices on certain packages from $3.98 to $4.98 NEW YORK—The 1957 edition of due to increased recording and over- Jack Mills’ annual European business trip in search of new material head costs. Effective October 1, a spe- and to meet with Shots cial list of albums will be advertised European representatives nationally at $4.98 as part of a new was “once again extremely successful”, according to London 5000 Series. (This list may a statement made be obtained from local distributors) to the press by the Mills topper. Mills met with music people in Present supplies of the records in- England, Paris, Rome, Milan, Venice, cluded in this list are available on a Dueseldorf, Cologne, The Cash Box "Sure Shots" highlight records which retail Berlin and reports from dealers through- first-come, first-served basis at no Hamburg. increase in prices. The preparation of One of the numbers picked up on out the nation indicate are either already beginning to sell in quantity or else give the new series may cause certain de- the trip, one that Mills has high hopes lays in the availability of certain for, is Hugo Alfven’s “Swedish every sign of doing so. items on the 5000 series, Hartstone Polka” an instrumental novelty advises. — by the composer of the successful U.S. Conversion tables, showing old and hit “Swedish Rhapsody”. He also new catalog number, will be available signed up the standard catalog of "LOVE ME TO PIECES" for the next six months. Otto Kuhl, one of Cologne’s leading publishers. He added a number of educational works to his vast cata- Jill Corey Columbia 40955 Parsons Elected V. P. of Victor logs and in the process of completing contracts with publishers in every city Distributing Corp. he visited for a wealth of continental material. The seven week trek also resulted CHICAGO, ILL.—Election of C. F. in an entirely new venture for Mills. Parsons as Vice President, Sales, RCA While in London, he purchased the Victor Distributing Corp., was an- "THAT'LL BE THE DAY" American rights to three cartoon nounced last week by Walter M. Nor- books dealing with the music business. ton, President. The Crickets Brunswick 55009 The books are designed to appeal Parsons will be responsible for the to people in the music business administration and coordination of and were created by Gerard Hoffnung. all sales activities of the RCA Victor They have been big sellers in Europe. Distributing Corp., with branches at Also while in England, Mills noted Buffalo, Detroit. Chicago, Davenport, the great success of a Leroy Ander- Kansas City, Wichita and Los An- son instrumental “Forgotten Dreams” geles. He will have his headquarters and is planning an all-out push of located at the Chicago office in the the song in the U.S. The tune has SWINGING The Cash Box Merchandise Mart. already been recorded here Cyril 7/6 by Best Bets Parsons joined the Distributing Stapleton on London, and Decca re- SWEETHEARTS' Corp., on July 10 of this year as leased the Anderson version last week. Director of Sales. Previously he Mills also mentioned that Anderson Ron Goodwin Capitol 3748 served as Vice President and General was in the process of writing a Broad- Manager of the Chicago branch of the way Show score. Zenith Radio Distributing Corpora- The Mills exec also picked up a tion since 1949. number of classical items including some archaic Italian compositions, a Puccini Mass and a Bellini Mass. Dellheim Named M. D. “This year’s trip was most reward- ing”, said Mills. The Cash Box 7/27 NEW YORK—Peter Dellheim has "JUNE NIGHT" Disk ol the Week been named Musical Director of the RCA Victor Custom Record Depart- WFIL-TV “Bandstand” Goes Network ment, it was recently announced by Fraternity 777 Jimmy Dorsey Ben Selvin, Artists & Repertoire Man- ager of the department. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Disk jock- Dellheim’s promotion from Record- ey Dick Clark of WFIL-TV-Philadel- ing Co-Ordinator will have him con- phia is set to emcee “American Band- tinuing his activities in connection with the RCA Camden line of records. stand,” the 90 minute, daytime music Since its inception four years ago, program to be presented Monday thru Dellheim has supervised restoration The Cash Box Friday from 3 to 4:30 over the ABC- of RCA Victor vault masters for use the Week 7/27 TV network starting August 5th. "HONEYCOMB" Sleeper of on the RCA Camden label. He also will supervises live recording sessions for The show, which be presented the label. from Philadelphia, will have a teen- Jimmie Rodgers Roulette 4015 Dellheim joined RCA Victor in 1953, age studio audience, and feature per- after four years at Decca Records. formers from the entertainment world. BMI Appointment Jack Goldstein Dies "WHAT WILL_I TELL NEW YORK—Walter Ross, direc- BUgg§|m tor of public information at BMI, has NEW YORK—Jack Goldstein, a announced the appointment of G. G. salesman for Cosnat Distributors in "WHEN I SEE YOU" Ross to the newly created post of Newark, N. J., died of a coronary press relations assistant at the music thrombosis Wednesday, July 17th. He Fats Domino Imperial 5454 licensing organization, effective imme- was 34 years old. Goldstein is sur- diately. G. G. Ross was formerly vived by his wife, Mickey, and 18- senior script writer at BMI. month-old son Jay.

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“BY THE BEND OF I Price LP Label “Harmony” Concert THE RIVER” NEW YORK—A “Pop Parade of Debuts With 50 Album Catalogue Stars” featuring RCA Victor recording artists will be held August 6th JOE LEAHY ORCH. in the Milwaukee Temple of Music in | | niitiiiniiiiiniimm- RKO Unique 397 Washington Park, Milwaukee. NEW YORK — Simultaneous with label called Harmony Records. The The concert, sponsored by the Mil- *iiiiitimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimc Columbia’s Fall Program announce- new label has been designed to com- waukee Journal and the County Park ment (see other story) the major pete with the lower-priced LP mer- Commission, will star composer, or- diskery last week launched a new RKO UNIQUE RECORDS “n.V chandise and makes its debut with chestra leader, and RCA Victor Musi- cal Director Hugo Winterhalter con- 50-12" LP albums, all of which will ducting the 68 piece “Music Under retail for $1.98 each. Harmony has The Stars” orchestra of Milwaukee, been established to “serve as a singer Julius La Rosa, female vocalist source of promotional and impulse- A SMASH NATIONAL Pat O’Day, Chet Atkins and the records purchase volume for chain stores, Rhythm Rockers, and the Lane Lee Lewis racks and aggressive dealers.” The Jerry Brothers Trio. There will be a civic TEDDY DART label will feature “name” performers, “WHOLE LOT reception for the artists the night be- four color album covers and will be fore the concert. SHARIN’ SUNSHINE factory-sealed in a polyethylene bag, OF Jack Burgess, Manager imprinted with price and trademark. of RCA Vic- GOIN’ ON” tor single records department and The entire line is being offered on a Sun 267 Jack Dunn, Promotion Manager, will 100% exchange basis. (Columbia will fly in from honor this exchange providing the New York to attend. Also RECORD CO. present will be Bud Booth and Myron 706 UNION ST. poly-bag seal is unbroken.) MEMPHIS. TENN. King, midwest fieldmen. Since Harmony was established as Handling the coo arrangements for an impulse line, a special browser rack RCA Victor in Mil- waukee is Harold Rietz of Taylor has been designed for the stores. The (Grace Pauline Chew's) just released and great Electric, RCA Victor distributor. — browser is made of sturdy corrugated, The non-profit show is being held “Up Along the is printed in three colors and displays Bill Haley and his Comets | § in observance of the Park the artist, music, price and package Commis- sion’s 50th anniversary and the Mil- I message prominently. It has a metal “MISS YOU” MOHAWK VALLEY” waukee Journal’s I dividing rod for separating popular 75th anniversary. and All seats will be reserved and will I and classical merchandise. cost “Vf 50 cents each. The ticket price and “THE DIPSY DOODLE” j The label is also making available the program has been designed to Decca 9-30394 colorful hanger displays, special fliers, BLUES” appeal to teen-agers. In the past these 1“CHICKASAW I co-op ads, etc. Steve Carr concerts have mainly featured classi- DANBY-SEABBEEZE | Of the 50 twelve-inch harmony Music Companies n J w cal and semi-classical programs. ip!) // Records fr t\t —1 ,/^v M disks, three are newly recorded pack- 1619 Broadway I 129 E. 5th Street m Hi I r^(l Tr(l 1715 Chestnut St. M JUTJi-a. ) New York, New York Chester, Pa. ^ Pll i| a Pa ages. These include “My Fair Lady” | Q ., by the Harwyn Quartet; “Stan Free- Coral Re-pacts Brewer man Plays 30 All Time Hits”; and “Piano Roll Party in Hi-Fi”, col- a NEW YORK—Bob Thiele, Director BREAKING FOR A SMASH! lection of old time tunes from the of Artists and Repertoire for Coral piano rolls of Jay Lawrence Cook. Records, has announced that vocal Frankie Rossi The other albums in the release star Teresa Brewer has been signed And The Dreams are: to another long term pact with the “Teen Age Dance Party”, Dan company. Terry; “Dance Date With Dick Jur- Miss Brewer, who first joined the “DREAM BOY” gens”; “Dancing In The Dark”, label in 1952, has had many hits un- b/w George Siravo, Hal McIntyre; “Hey, der the Coral banner. Several of her “Around The Corner” Tony!”, Tony Pastor; “Juke Box Sat- recordings have sold over a million MARK 7001 urday Night”, The Modernaires; copies, including “Till JAY-JAY POLKA RECORD CO I Waltz Again “Cha-Cha-Cha”, Pepe Luis; “Jerry With You” and “Richochet.” k MARK RECORDING CO. 2603 W. AUGUSTA BLVD., Mazanec’s Bohemian Polkas”; “Eddie Her latest 1650 Coral release is, “Tear- . BROADWAY, N. Y., N. Y. CHICAGO 22, ILLINOIS Gronet’s TV Polka Party”; “Mambo drops In My Heart,” b/w “Lula Rock- With Morales”, Noro Morales; “Mam- A-Hula.” CAMEO • CAMEO » CAMEO bo Holiday”, Machito; “Kay Kyser”; 2-SIDED SMASH O A Two Sided n “The Great Recordings of Glen Gray Randy Starr On DJ Tour Ul Smash For > LAURA K. BRYANT and The Casa Loma Orchestra”; £ MARGIE RAYBURN < rn “Heart Of My Heart”, Ted Steele and u “THE KISS I NEVER HAD” o and The Marlin Sisters; “Harpist’s Holi- NEW YORK—Singer Randy Starr “Mississippi Moon” left last week on a tour “IT DON’T HURT ANYMORE” day”, Robert Maxwell; “Accordiana”, deejay on be- o IAJ Cameo 112 n Charles Magnante; “Ole! Flamenco”; half of his latest Dale release, “A > “Get Acquainted Waltz” Dance, A Kiss And A Promise.” < £ “Cocktail Time”, The Dell Trio; “In u “I SIT IN MY WINDOW” m Starr’s itinerary will see him visit the O # 55088 Old Vienna”, Marek Weber; “Don by JIMMY GAVIN platter spinners in • Baker At The New York Paramount Boston, Buffalo, Cameo 113 Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Milwau- o n Theatre Organ”; “Song Of Hawaii”, ui > kee, Kansas City, St. Louis, and Lani Mclntire; “Toujours Paris”, An- Cin- < Z cinnati. The performer did similar rn dre Toffel; “South African Folk Songs,” a u O stint on his last waxing, “After RECORDS, INC. Josef Marais and Miranda; “The Ro- CAMEO • CAMEO • CAMEO • with mantic Songs of Martha Lou Harp”. School,” good results. “Peggy Lee Sings With Benny Good- sents an Art Tatum Concert”; “Bi- The New Rock-A-Billy Hit! II man”; “Dinah Shore Sings Cole Porter jou”, Woody Herman; “A Salute To | and Richard Rodgers”; “Pure Delight”, Fats”, Ralph Sutton; “Metronome RUSS MILLER’S W “DRIVE Danny Kaye; “Coming ’Round The All-Stars”; “Bud Freeman and His H Mountain”, Dorothy Shay; “That Gol- All Star Jazz”; “Semper Fidelis”, The Original kpf |fj ®t| den Chariot”, The Golden Gate Quar- Goldman Band; “Circus Music”, Ring- m SHOW” 1! tet; “Sweethearts”, Marion Marlowe, ling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey’s Band; "I SIT IN MY PT m Frank Parker with Archie Bleyer; “Hymns”, Stuart Hamblen; “Square L-; Eddie Cochran “Songs Of Erin”, Kate Smith, Mor- Dance”, with calls Lawrence Loy, Wil- WINDOW" ton Downey; “Yours”, Eddy Howard; LIBERTY bur Waite’s Pokeberry Promenaders; “Herb Jeffries”; “The Music Of “Bob Wills Special”; “Bob Hannon VIP-1006 George Gershwin”, Dinah Shore, Bud- Sings For Children”; “Songs And 157 W. 57th ST. dy Clark and others; “New Sounds By Stories For Children”, Ray Heather- ><> N. Y. C. Pete Rugolo”; “Gene Pre- Norman ' ton; “Animal Song Parade”. * 1 vmHiitmiiiimmiimniiMiiNumiiiiimiuiiiiMimiiuiiiiiiimtnii timinmimnMiniimrminiC “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX The Cash Box , Music Page 35 August 3, 1957

Top Selling Records Doug Moody Joins Birthday Show For

Reported by B&B Herald-Ember And Vivian Carter GARY, IND.—A gala birthday show Retail Outlets was held at the Memorial Auditorium, Angel Music Gary, Ind., to celebrate deejay Vivian From Coast to Coast Carter’s 8th year with WWCA, same city, 7/29. iiiHiiiMiHniHiifliiiiiiiiiBtiiiinniittiiimiHiiiiiiiiHiiiuiiiiiiiinHiniiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiinHiiitiniiinHiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiHiiiniiiHiiiiiMiniiiiiiiiHiniifuiiHiiiiiminmniuiiimiinnHtfliHnHiiiHiiiiiuiiiHiHiiiiiHiiininuiii

Vivian is the wife of Jimmy Brack- JOE'S MUSIC SHOP AMERICAN AMUSEMENT TRI-BORO RECORDS President NEW YORK—A1 Silver, en, president of the very successful St. Louis, Mo. CO. Jamaica, N. Y. of Herald and Ember Records an- Vee-Jay Record Co. Dallas, Texas nounced this week that he has ap- 1. I Miss You So (L. Offitt) 1. It's True (Rogues) Down The Road 2. Farther 1. Searchin' (Coasters) 2. Long Lonely Nights pointed Doug. Moody to assist him Performing at the show were many (B. B. Bland) (C. McPhatter) 2. So Rare (J. Dorsey) with duties, replacing Bob Rosen of the prominent in the music (N. Brown) A&R names 3. Bye, Bye Baby 3. Young Blood (Coasters) 3. It Took A Long Time (Dodds) (N. Cole) now associated with Gone Records. business including Ruth Brown, Paul 4. Send For Me 4. Send For Me (N. Cole) 4. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) Love For Real 5. Is Your 5. Tears Of Joy (5 Royales) 5. What Can I Do (D. Elbert) Moody’s overall duties will include Williams’ Ork, A1 Smith’s Ork, the (Midnighters) fJ 6. Zoop (Charts) 6. Valley Of Tears (Domino) the contacting of distributors and disk Spaniels, Hawkins, the Dells, (Coasters) Dale 6. Searchin' 7. Think (5 -Royales) 7. Searchin' (Coasters) 7. Dance With (El Toros) jockeys, and assisting Silver with the Magic Sam, Dee Clark, Lillian Offitt, Me 8. Farther Up The Road 8. So Strange (Jesters) 8. Star Dust (B. Ward) Jerry Ross, Billy “The Kid” Emerson, (B. B. Bland) 9. Let The Four Winds Blow promotion and administrative opera- 9. Passing Strangers 9. Come (R. Pee Wee Crayton, and many others. (Vaughan & Eckstine) Go With Me Brown) tion of the two labels. In addition to (Del-Vikings) 10. Over The Mountain 10. Tonight, Tonight (Johnnie & Joe) 10. Walking With Frankie (Sims) (Mellow-Kings) the Herald and Ember post, he also becomes the General Professional Manager of Angel Music, a BMI af- POWERHOUSE! FAMOUS AL'S RECORD MART BARCELONA AM A filiate. Los Angeles, Calif. Detroit, Mich. New Orleans, La.

1. Searchin' (Coasters) 1. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) 1. Rockin' Pneumonia (Smith) Moody’s recording experience ema- 2. Short Fat Fannie (L. Williams) 2. Ding Dong (B. Doggett) 2. EVERYBODY Short Fat Fannie (Williams) nates from England, where he repre- 3. Arrow Of Love (Six Teens) 3. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going 3. Searchin' (Coasters) 4. Let The Four Winds Blow On (J. L. Lewis) 4. Walkin With Frankie (Sims) sented quite a few American Record (R. Brown) 4. Local 66 (C. Alaimo) HAS A 5. The Sun Is Shining (J. Reed) 5. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) 5. Oh Baby Doll (C. Berry) Companies who contracted him to 6. When I Meet My Girl 6. Stand There Mountain 6. Please Honey Don't Go produce recordings. (Planets) (A. Laurie) (T. Ridgely)

7. When I See You (Domino) 7. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) 7. Send For Me (N. Cole) In order to devote himself exclu- (Dubs) 8. It's You I Love (F. Domino) 8. Johnnie 8. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 9. Darling It's Wonderful 9. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) to FOOL sively the Herald and Ember (Lovers) 10. Wait For Me My Love 9. When I Saw You (F. Domino) b/w 10. Star Dust (B. Ward) (R. Miller) 10. To The Aisle (Five Satins) organization, Moody has divested himself of his holdings in the Dor- Fun On Saturday Nite HERBIE SLOTKIN BARNEY'S SONG SHOP chester Music Company and termi- Philadelphia, Pa. Chicago, III. Cincinnati, Ohio nates his associations with the Kass- WILLIE HEADEN ner, Schaeffer and Piccadilly Pubbe- 1. Star Dust (B. Ward) 1. Farther Up The Road (Bland) 1. Searchin' (Coasters) #417 2. It's Not For Me To Say 2. Bye, Bye Baby (N. Brown) 2. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) ries. Moody joins the organization at (J. Mathis) 3. Send For Me (N. Cole) 3. It's You I Love (F. Domino) 3. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) 4. It Hurts Me Too (E. James) 4. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) a time when both labels are currently 5. Do You Mean It (I. Turner) 4. Searchin' (Coasters) 5. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) hitting with “To The Aisle” by the 5. Rockin' Pneumonia (Smith) 6. Please Send Me Someone To DOOTO RECORDS 6. To The Aisle (Five Satins) 6. Valley Of Tears (Domino) Love (Moonglows) Five Satins on Ember, and “To Night, 9512 S. CENTRAL AVENUE 7. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) 7. Please Believe Me (Mayfield) 7. Lucille (L. Richard) ANGELES 2 CALIFORNIA 8. The Pleasure Is All Mine To Night” by the Mello Kings on LOS 8. Joy Ride (D. Bagby) 8. With All My Heart (J. Sands) (Emerson) 9. School Day (C. Berry) Herald. 9. Send For Me (N. Cole) 9. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 10. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 10. Come Home Baby (Waters) 10. Those Brown Eyes (Tarriers)

* * HEADED FOR THE TOP OF ALL CHARTS * If DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS HIT * \T ff If B&B If DESERIE >f and Disk Jockey ’ZOOP" Everlast 5001 REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS If EVERLAST RECORDS * 2294 8th Ave., N. Y., N. Y. Dennis Bruton Dick Dean Doug Drown Phone: Rl 9-6344 KRAY—Amarillo, Texas WKTQ—Norway-Paris, Me. WTWN—St. Johnsbury, Vt. 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. Oh Baby Doll (C. Berry) 1. Searchin' (Coasters) 2. Over The Mountain 2. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) 2. Suzie-Q (D. Hawkins) (Johnnie & Joe) 3. One More Time (R. Brown) 3. To The Aisle (Five Satins) 3. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) 4. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 4. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going 4. Send For Me (N. Cole) 5. Searchin' (Coasters) On (J. L. Lewis) 5. Goody Goody 6. Long Lonely Nights 5. Whispering Bells From the JUNE 73, 7957 ISSUE Of (Lyman & Teenagers) (C. McPhatter) (Del-Vikings) 6. Cool Shake (Del-Vikings) 7. Whispering Bells 6. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) 7. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going (Del-Vikings) 7. Real Gone Guy (S. Austin) (S. Lewis) On (J. L. Lewis) 8. Teenager's Romance (Nelson) Goody 8. Cool Shake (Del-Vikings) The Cash Box 8. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 9. Goody 9. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) (Lyman & Teenagers) 9. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) Cool Shake (Del-Vikings) 10. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 10. Searchin' (Coasters) 10. &B Best Bets Joe Brannon, Jr. Bill (Joy Boy) Jackson Terry Speights WEYE—Sanford, N. C. KOKY—Little Rock, Ark. - WBKH— Hattiesburg, Miss. 1. Searchin' (Coasters) 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 1. Searchin' (Coasters) Richard) 2. Searchin' (Coasters) 2. Farther Up The Road 2. Jenny, Jenny (L. (Jive 3. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) (B. B. Bland) 3. Cherry Bombers) Fat Fannie (Williams) 4. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 4. It's You 'I Love (F. Domino) 3. Short "DREAM BOY” 5. (Six Teens) 5. Oh Baby Doll (C. Berry) 4. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) Arrow Of Love 6. Lover (A. Allen) 6. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going 5. Send For Me (N. Cole) Rough 7. Cool Shake (Del-Vikings) On (J. L. Lewis) 6. So Young (Clovers) 8. Goin' Shout 7. Send For Me (N. Cole) 7. So Rare (J. Dorsey) To Jump And (S. Lewis) DICKIE LEE * 8. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 8. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 9. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 9. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) 9. Craxy Afternoon (Johnson) 10. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) TAMPA RECORD #131 10. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) 10. To The Aisle (Five Safrns)

E. A. "Kuzzin's" Mic Roberts Tom Jackson Kershaw KAIR—Tucson, Ariz. WKAB—Mobile, Ala. BUSTING ALL CHARTS! 1. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) 1. Teddy . Bear (E. Presley) WTNT—Tallahassee, Fla. 2. Young Blood (Coasters) 2. It's All Right (R. Charles) "THE ORIGINAL" 1. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) 3. Whispering Bells 3. To The Aisle (Five Satins) 2. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (Del-Vikings) 3. Just To Hold My Hand 4. On My Mind Again (Beard) 4. Over The Mountain (C. McPhatter) 5. Searchin' (Coasters) 4. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (Johnnie & Joe) 5. Send For Me (N. Cole) 6. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) 5. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) RECORDS, INC. 6. TAMPA Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 6. Searchin' (Coasters) 7. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 7. Mr. Lee (Bobbettes) 7. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) 1314 S. HOWARD ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. 8. Searchin' (Coasters) 8. Send For Me (N. Cole) 9. Sleep In My Own Tears 8. Cool Shake (Del-Vikings) (Brooks & Brown) 9. Rockin' Pneumonia (Smith) EL CALIF. 9. Teenage Queen (J. Dee) 1107 N. CENTRO, HOLLYWOOD, 10. Long Lonely Nights Ann (L. Richard) 10. Star Dust (B. Ward) (C. McPhatter)/ 10. Miss “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” — The Cash Box, Music Page 36 August 3, 1957 R & B Rumblings

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NEW YORK: signed Cobra’s Magic Sam to an exclusive contract and immediately booked

. . . Vic Faraci says A couple of job shifts took place this week. Bob Rosen left his Herald the youngster to a series of southern one-niters in August. job to take a desk at Gone Records. Bob had been with Herald for several deejay response to Vik’s “Come On Be Nice” by Brook Benton has been still hot off years—his preceding experience being with an ad agency, Seeco Records, and “fantastic”. Popping at M.S. Distribs is Googie Rene’s Classeroo, Charles Hansen. Bob also manages the new Gone group, The Tunedrops. the presses, “Beautiful Weekend.” Faraci claims it’s heading both pop his newie, “Double Date” Taking his place at Herald is Doug Moody, whose recording experience em- and R&B. . . . Randy Star due in Chi for promotion of looking up around Garmisa anates from England, where he represented several American record com- on Dale. . . . Myron Schulz says things are way Michael Reese panies in a & r capacity. Doug has acquired a reputation for his understanding Distribs with news that Lenny Garmisa will be discharged from has a smash of jazz, new sounds, and many new artists who made their first recordings Hospital most any day. Lenny will be happy to learn that ABC Par Sparkle- with him have subsequently been pacted to major record companies. In order to in Paul Anka’s “Diana” and a promising hit in “Black Slacks” by The devote himself exclusively to the Herald and Ember organization, Moody tones. Also big for the House of Garmisa is Josie’s newie by The Cadillacs, their teenage son to has divested himself of his holdings in the Dorchester Music Company and “My Girl Friend”. . . . Martha Davis and Spouse added terminates his associations with the Kassner, Schaeffer and Piccadilly pub- Mr. Kelly’s act and now bill themselves (laughingly) Martha Davis and Spouse about beries. His duties will include contacting distributors and deejays, generally and Spice. . . . Gerry Grainger all but shouted, into the phone, news and Lazy assist Silver with a & r duties, promotion and administrative operation of Lloyd Price’s KRC (Price’s own label) sockeroo, “Lonely Chair” the two labels. He also becomes the General Professional Manager of Angel Lester’s Excello swinger, “Just Call Me Lazy”. Says Mike Oury, “Lester’s

. . running, but like a wild man, Music, a BMI affiliate. Moody joins the firm when both labels are hitting anything but lazy on this one”. . Stan Pat with “To The Aisle” by The Five Satins, Ember; “Tonight Tonight” by the with Jimmy Bowen’s new release, “Don’t Tell Me Your Troubles”. Stan says

. . Ernie Leaner Mello Kings, Herald; and “When I Meet My Girl”, Tommy Ridgley Herald. this could be called the “Bar Tender’s Lament”. . George and Rosen moves into the Goldner setup with two items showing effectively in and out of Gotham for Epic fall plan confab. Mel London took a few minutes “Don’t Ask Me To Be Lonely” by The Dubs, and Malcolm Dodds and The Tune- to point out the adding of Ebb to United’s long line of hit labels. Newest Ebb opus is Tony Harris’ “Chicken, Baby, Chicken”. Way up in the number one drops’ “It Took A Long Time” on End. . . . News from Peacock and Duke advises that Little Junior Parker’s “Next Time You See Me” looks like a spot on United’s sales chart is Ace’s “Rockin’ Pneumonia and The Boogie perennial hit. Joe Scott, a&r chief, all smiles after some “slam bang” sessions Woogie Flu” plus Atco’s “Searchin”’ by who else, The Coasters. . . . Hear that Jack Weiner will engineer The Coaster’s next session at his newly opened with Paul Perryman and Big Walter. Peacock also advises that The Gospel- Sheldon studios. . . . Nappy Brown knocking on the door with “Bye Bye Baby”. aires, whose “Just Faith” and “Sit Down Children” are doing very well, through Looks like another swinging hit for Herman Lubinsky’s Savoy. . . . Mentioned

Houston enroute to Texas City and Austin. . . . A1 Silver, Herald, discloses before that Len Chess was up Canada way, fishing. Made the trip with Harry

that he plans several releases soon. On Ember, forthcoming, are Kenny Es- Goodman and Maxie Silverman. . . . Congrats to Vivian Carter (Jimmy Bracken’s, Vee-Jay, lovely wife) on eight years with WWCA, Gary. . . . Reports quire and The Starlites with “Tears Are Just For Fools” and “Boom Chica from King’s Ralph Bass and Herb Kole advise Tiny Topsy’s initial release, Boom”; and The Marktones’ “Hold Close” and “Talk It Over”. Herald Me On “Aw Shucks”, is a programming must for all ops and deejays. “Orders are

Silver is issuing “A Fool Was I” and “Trouble On My Mind” by A1 Savage. . . . pouring in and deejays love the tune”, Bass offered. “Could break wide open”, Jerry Winston on the phone telling us that his “Can I Come Over Tonight” by Kole added. Another promising disk to watch from King is “Think” by The

Five Royals. . . . Vee-Jay’s A&R exec, Cal Carter, running like wild from top The Velours on Onyx still building. “A tidy sale,” says Jerry. He’s also elated heavy session schedule this week with The Spaniels, John Lee Hooker and Pee with the results of two recent sessions. He has two terrif sides by two new Wee Crayton. . . . Brunswick starting to rumble with potential R&B chart

plans their release soon. . . . groups and Lou Sprung advises that new quarters buster by The Crickets, “That’ll Be The Day”. . . . Dizzy Gillespie found lottsa at 157 W 57 Street being readied for August 1 occupancy. “Larger offices are fans waiting, eagerly, for old “Crooked Horn’s” 7/24 opening at The Blue

. . . capacity houses, nights, at Propellor what we have needed for a long time,” says Lou, “and we will really be happy Note. Bill Doggett drew two Crown this past week. Gig was set months ago. ... At the past NAMM convensh, to get into them so we can stretch our legs.” Glory, the label that came up Vee-Jay’s Abner was caught showing his most prized possession, a dub of newly with two big hits last year, “Cindy” and “Banana Boat.” is currently build- acquired artist, Larry Birdsong, who Ab picked up in Nashville and rushed to

ing with Mamie & Roberts’ “Ain’t No Way In The World”. Also, a new Vince New Orleans where Birdsong recorded “what one and all feel is a smash hit”. . . . The Chess /Checker spies have been busy, busy in the master buying depart- Martin soon to be released. . . . Over at Atlantic Records they are planning a

ment. The diskery has picked up five in the past month. . . . Roberts Show Club big LP release soon. Promise more on that in a week or two. The label is presenting Australian Jazz Quintet and Lurlian Hunter in wake of verra suc- spinning now with “Mr. Lee” by the Bobettes and Lloyd Price “Chicken and cessful date, last week, by Joe Turner. Turner was booked back for October

The Bop” and “Lonely Chair.” All four of the new releases, Chuck Willis, Lavern gig. . . . Ralph Bass hosted a reportedly successful cocktail party with Lorez Baker, Ivory Joe Turner, and newcomer Pretty Boy have gotten a really good Alexandria as guest of honor. Lorez’ King LP, “This Is Lorez” is enjoying

great prominence in this area presently. . . . Mel London, Chief pres, advises initial reaction and it looks like the launching of a strong selling spree. . . . that Elmore James’ “It Hurts Me Too” is still way up on the hit list. . . . All Leon Rene visits the C.B. offices to talk up his new Class Record, “Beautiful over at Vee-Jay are rubbing their eyes in disbelief and happy amazement at Weekend” by his son Googie. Googie has a new Ford hardtop convertible and the recent turn toward pop Jimmy Reed’s “The Sun Is Shining” has taken. all set to release a new Reed deck when “Shining” has more fun putting it up and down and watching the large crowds gather. . . . Abner was took a cue from

Spaniel’s “Everyone’s Laughing” and went pop. . . . Herb Abramson, Atco, just loves that “Searchin”’ by The Coasters. “It just The Talked to Harold Burrage and he’s all het up over his newie, “Stop For The Red Light”. “Wee” stop selling,” happily exclaims Herb. Atco’s Bobby Darin “Million Dollar won’t Willie Dixon wrote the tune and backed the Cobra session. Eli Toscanno figures Baby” and “Talk To Me Something” also looks very much like it could take off this to be even bigger than Burrage’s “Messed Up”. . . . Don’t remember who in the same direction as “Searchin’ ”. Abramson also tells us that Atco is ready- it was who told us this, but someone has a dietectic record out now. Its titled ing an LP line to be announced soon. It will cover the r & r-pop and ultra-hi-fi “No Cal-ypso”. filling markets. . . . Bill Kaslin, Hull Records, in for Bea, who’s home spread- LOS ANGELES: ing ointment on poison sumac picked up in the country last week-end. Bill Class Records has the biggest hit in the history of the company breaking optimistic about his “You’re My Prescription”, Joan and Joy, which did just in Googie Rene’s new release “Beautiful Weekend”. Disk is busting wide open fine in New York. Charley Merenstein, Apollo Records, finds the action really in several markets across the country, and Leon Rene has received substantial stimulating as phones and wires pour in on his “Bermuda Shorts” by The offers from majors who want to purchase the master. Rene says the record

will remain on his Class label which he intends to keep buildingl . . . Carl Delroys and “Juicy Crocodile” by The Cellos. Merenstein asks all deejays who Petersen of Universal Attractions has booked a West Coast tour for James would like to run a “Bermuda Shorts” contest to drop him a line. Brown and The Famous Flames of “Please, Please, Please” fame. . . . Flip CHICAGO: Records releasing a new one by Richard Berry and The Pharaohs called “No Kissin’ and A-Huggin” to follow their successful waxing of “Louie, Louie”. . . . Looks like a big summer for the boys over at Chess/Checker/Argo Big T. Tyler, new artist on the Aladdin label, broke it up at Rocky’s in Burbank with three new releases by Muddy Waters, “C’mon Baby”, Howlin’ Wolf, over the weekend with his rendition of his first Aladdin release, “Sadie Green” ... New west coast label, Starla Records bows with Knight “Somebody In My Home”, and Little Walter, “Temperature.” High on the a Sonny waxing of “Dedicated to You”. Milt Wiess of Milton Phono Records, Inc. is charts for Chess and giving both Len and Phil promising action is Lee Andrews’, handling distribution for the new company, and says that it looks like their original, “Long Lonely Nights”. Len Chess arrived back in Chi from fishing first one will be a hit. Sonny, will be the featured entertainer at Art LaBoe’s trip up Kenora, Ontario, Canada way to find Chuck Berry’s “Oh Baby Doll”, show and dance in Costa Mesa. . . . Buck Ram reports from Beunos Aires that Platters are breaking all existing records in “Please Send Me Someone To Love” by The Moonglows and “Suzie Q” by Dale The the Opera House at that South American city. . . . The Colts now playing the main room at the El Cortez Hawkins still up in the clouds. . . . A1 “Big Boy” Jefferson reports his WOOK, Hotel in Las Vegas have been booked by Mike Kasino for a ten day tour

Washington DC, R&B show is getting lottsa nice listener reaction since he of the Hawaiian Islands. . . . Charlie Reynolds believes that the new Gus Jenkins record of “Payday Shuffle” will be the biggest moved into the window of Waxie Maxie’s Music Co. . . . Cambria and Hy one yet for his Flash Records label. . . . Sand Records entering the rhythm and Frumkin, Frumkin Distribs, combining efforts on Gino Telli’s new rocker, blues field with a first release by actress Ruby Dandridge. Record is also Miss Dandridge’s record- “Thousand Lies”. Frumkin advises this could be a big one for the indie. . . . ing debut and features her singing “Hot Tamale Blues” and “I Gotta Have Oscar Peterson’s “Soft Sands” making like a hit in these parts. . . . Shaw has My Lovin’”. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX*' )

The Cash Box, Music Page 37 August 3, 1957

THE NATION’S Territorial R & B lips ® TOP 20

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ALL YOUR LOVE LET THE FOUR WINDS BLOW SHORT FAT Roy Brown Magic Sam ( Cobra 5013) (Imperial 5439) FANNIE 2 Larry Williams LOVE LOUIE LOUIE 2 ARROW OF (Specialty 608) Six Teens (Flip 322) Richard Berry & Pharohs (Flip 321)

AIN'T NO WAY IN THE WORLD LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND SEND FOR ME Maymie & Robert (Glory 26 0) Pat Boone (Dot 15570) Nat "King" Cole 3 3 (Capitol 3737) JABY LOVE ROLLER COASTER •irons (Hull 722) Joe Turner (Atlantic 1146) JENNY, JENNY BERMUDA SHORTS MESSED UP Little Richard 4 (Specialty 606) 5 Jelroys (Apollo 5 14) Harrold Burrage (Cobra 5012)

BYE BYE BABY MISERY OVER THE Happy Brown (Savoy 1514) Prof. Longhair (Ebb 106) 5 MOUNTAIN AND MISS ACROSS THE SEA 6 CAN I COME OVER TONIGHT YOU SO Velours (Onyx 512) Lillian Offitt (Excello 2104) Johnnie & Joe (Chess 1654) CHERRY MR. LEE Palmer & Jive Bombers (Savoy 1515) Bobbettes (Atlantic 1144) C. C. RIDER Breaking for a Smash! Chuck Willis 4 CHICKEN BABY CHICKEN OH BABY DOLL 6 (Atlantic 1130) Chuck Berry (Chess 1664) Tony Harris (Ebb 1 04) “TO THE AISLE” *COME HOME BABY PASSING STRANGERS TEDDY BEAR Vaughan & Eckstine (Mercury Elvis Presley Muddy Waters (Chess 1667) 71122) 10 7 (RCA Victor 7000) The Five Satins COOL SHAKE PLEASE BELIEVE ME E-1019 Del-Vikings (Mercury 71132) Percy Mayfield (Specialty 607) STAR DUST Billy Ward & Dominoes ME QUIT MY BABY DANCE WITH 8 (Liberty 55071) 9 El Torres ( Duke 175) BE CAREFUL WITH A FOOL B. B. King (RPM 494) ROCKIN' PNEU- RECORDS, INC. DARLING IT'S WONDERFUL 1697 Broadway, Lovers (Lamp 2005) RANG TANG DING DONG MONIA AND THE N. Y. 19, N. Y. Cellos (Apollo 5 10) BOOGIE WOOGIE DESERIE ZOOP RUN, RUN, LITTLE JOE 9 FLU 13 Charts (Everlast 5001) Gladiolas (Excello 2110) Huey Smith (Ace 530) DIANA SICK AND TIRED #10 Cinn. Ohio . . The Cash Box R&B Anka (ABC-Paramount 9381) Chris Kenner (Imperial Paul 5448) WHISPERING Regional Record Report DIANE SIDE TRACK BELLS Bo Rhambo (Cash 452) ISLEY BROTHERS' Googie Rene (Class 208) 10 Del-Vikings 11 DO YOU MEAN IT (Dot 15592) ‘SILVER BRACELET Ike Turner (Federal 12297) “ANGELS Ray Stevens (Prep 108) CRIED” SO RARE b/w DON'T ASK ME TO BE LONELY Jimmy Dorsey Dubs (Gone 5002) SOMEBODY'S BEEN 8 "COW JUMPED OVER ROCKIN' MY BABY 11 (Fraternity 755) THE MOON" DREAM BOY Rod Willis (Chic 1010) TEEN-AGE 1004 Dickie Lee (Tampa 131) VALLEY OF TEARS Some Terr. Still Available STAND THERE MOUNTAIN EVERYBODY'S SOMEBODY'S FOOL Fats Domino 7 Planets & Vince Howard (Era 1038) . 12 Heartbeats (Rama 231) (Imperial 5442) FARTHER UP THE ROAD TEARS OF JOY 1587 BROADWAY, N.Y.C. "5" Royales (King 5032) TO THE AISLE Bobby Blue Bland (Duke 17 0) Five Satins 14 FATTENING FROGS FOR SNAKES ‘THAT'LL BE THE DAY 13 (Ember 1019) Sonny Boy Williamson (Checker 864) Crickets (Brunswick 55009) GOODY GOODY Getting Hotter! GET ON THE RIGHT TRACK BABY THAT OLD FEELING Lymon & Teenagers Ray Charles (Atlantic 1143) Roy Hamilton (Epic 9224) 16 14 (Gee 1039) The Lovers HEAR MY PLEA THINK Donnie Elbert (DeLuxe 6125) *1 BETTER MAKE A MOVE BYE BYE LOVE "5“ Royales (King 5053) “DARLING IT’S IF I THOUGHT YOU NEEDED ME Everly Brothers Little Willie John (King 5066) 15 (Cadence 1315) 15 ‘TONIGHT TONIGHT I'M GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN Mello-Kings (Herald 502) WONDERFUL” AND WRITE MYSELF A LETTER YOUNG BLOOD 2005 Billy Williams (Coral 61830) Coasters Lamp # TO THE AISLE 12 Five Satins (Ember 1019) 16 (Atco 6087) I'M GRATEFUL LAMP RECORDS Roy M. Hon (King 5035) UNITED MISS ANN Otis Williams (DeLuxe 6138) 5352 W. Pico Blvd. I'M SO EXCITED Little Richard Love Notes (Holiday 2605) Calif. John Lee Hooker (Vee-Jay 245) 17 (Specialty 606) 19 Los Angeles

IN THE DOORWAY CRYING WALKIN' WITH FRANKIE Lee Sims (Ace) Midnighters (Federal 12293) Frankie MISS YOU SO Lillian Offitt ABOUT LOVE 22 I SMELL TROUBLE WHAT DO YOU KNOW 18 (Excello 2104 Taking Off! Bobby Blue Bland (Duke 167) Wynona Carr (Specialty 600) LET THE FOUR IS YOUR LOVE FOR REAL WHEN I MEET MY GIRL Gus Jenkins Midnighters (Federal 12299) Tommy Ridgley (Herald 501) WINDS BLOW Roy Brown — IT MUST BE YOU 19 I SEE YOU (Imperial 5439) Annie Laurie (DeLuxe 6135) WHEN ‘WHAT WILL I TELL MY HEART “PAYDAY IT'S NOT FOR ME TO SAY Fats Domino (Imperial 5454) LONG LONELY Johnny Mathis (Columbia 40851) NIGHTS WHITE SILVER SANDS Clyde McPhatter — IT TOOK A LONG TIME Dave Gardner (OJ 1002) SHUFFLE” Malcolm Dodds & Tunedrops (End 1000) Don Rondo (Jubilee 5288) 20 (Atlantic 1149) Lee Andrews & Hearts FLASH RECORDS I WANT TO GET MARRIED WHOLE LOT OF SHARIN' GOING ON (Chess 1665) B. B. King (RPM 492) Jerry Lee Lewis (Sun 267) 623 E. Vernon Ave. JOHNNY'S HOUSE PARTY 21. PLEASE SEND ME SOMEONE TO LOVE. 22. Los Angeles Calif. John Heartsman & Gaylarks (Music City 807) WORDS OF LOVE SUZIE-Q. 23. OH BABY DOLL. 24. JUST TO ROAD. Jimmy Beasly (Modern 1021) Diamonds (Mercury 71128) HOLD MY HAND. 25. FARTHER UP THE

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The Cash Box , Music Page 38 August 3 , 1957 Hie Gash Box & B Sure Shots NEW YORK CHICAGO NEW ORLEANS

WHEN I SEE YOU" The Cash Box 7/27 WHAT WILL I TELL Award o' the Week MY HEART" SEARCHIN' SEND FOR ME TO THE AISLE Coasters Nat "King" Cole Five Satins (Atco 6087) (Capitol 3737) ‘ (Ember 1019) Fats Domino Imperial 5454 BYE BYE LOVE SO RARE ROCKING PNEUMONIA 2 Everly Brothers Jimmy Dorsey AND THE BOOGIE ** (Cadence 1315) (Fraternity 755) WOOGIE FLU "FARTHER UP THE The Cash Box Huey Smith (Ace 530) Week 7/27 Award o' the LONG LONELY ROAD" NIGHTS SEARCHIN' a Clyde McPhatter MISS YOU SO Coasters J (Atlantic 1149) Lillian Offitt (Excello 2104) (Atco 6087) Duke 170 Lee Andrews 8. Hearts Bobby Blue Bland (Chess 1665)

WHISPERING BELLS BYE, BYE BABY SEND FOR ME a Del-Vikings Nappy Brown Nat "King" Cole Box ’ (Dot 15592) (Savoy 1514) (Capitol 3737) The Cash 6/22 BYE BYE BABY Award o' the Week _ MR. LEE IT HURTS SHORT FAT FANNIE w5 Bobbettes TO BE IN LOVE Larry Williams Nappy Brown Savoy 1514 (Atlantic 1144) Annie Laurie (Specialty 608) (DeLuxe 6107)

IT'S NOT FOR ME LOVE'S A WHEN 1 MEET The Cash Bex g TO SAY HURTIN' GAME MY GIRL 5/11 Johnny Mathis Ivory Joe Hunter Tommy Ridgely ARROW OF LOVE R&3 Best Bets (Columbia 40851) (Atlantic 1128) (Herald 501)

_ SEND FOR ME FARTHER UP WALKIN' Six Teens Flip 322 / Nat "King" Cole THE ROAD WITH FRANKIE (Capitol 3737) Bobby Blue Bland Frankie Lee Sims (Duke 170) (Ace) 'MR. LEE STAR DUST TEDDY BEAR MISS ANN wR Billy Ward & Dominoes Elvis Presley Little Richard (Liberty 55071) (RCA Victor 7000) (Specialty 606) Bobbettes Atlantic 1144

GOODY GOODY SEARCHIN' WHEN 1 SEE YOU Q Lymon & Teenagers Coasters Fats Domino u (Gee 1039) (Atco 6087 (Imperial 5454)

APOLLO RECORDS... CAN 1 COME COME NOME BABY SICK AND TIRED 10 OVER TONIGHT Muddy Waters Chris Kenner Velours (Chess 1667) (Imperial 5448) an 5 inabincj “Ok L 2). J. “RANG TANG iimiiimiinniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiniiniiiiniiiminnininiiiiiiiiiini DING DONG” Ti e Cellos A SMASH!! ««

WHISPERING BELLS STAR DUST TEDDY BEAR 4 Del-Vikings Billy Ward & Dominoes Elvis Presley ’ (Dot 15592) (Liberty 55071) (RCA Victor 7000)

OVER THE SHORT FAT FANNIE MOUNTAIN SHORT FAT FANNIE AND ACROSS THE SEA w5 Larry Williams Larry Williams (Specialty 608) Johnnie & Joe (Specialty 608) (Chess 1654)

BYE, BYE BABY SEARCHIN' WHISPERING BELLS wR Nappy Brown Coasters Del-Vikings (Savoy 1514) (Atco 6087) (Dot 15592)

FARTHER UP MR. LEE C. C. RIDER 7 THE ROAD Bobbettes Chuck Willis Bobby Blue Bland (Atlantic 1144) (Atlantic 1130) (Duke VO) PLEASE SEND EVERYONE'S ME SEND FOR ME fl LAUGHING SOMEONE TO LOVE Nat "King" Cole by the DELROYS Spaniels Moonglows (Capitol 3737) (Vee-Jay 246) (Chess 1661) Apollo #514 THE SUN IS SHINING SEND FOR ME FARTHER UP Nat Write, Wire or Phone for Your Free Sample. Q Jimmy Reed "King" Cole THE ROAD u (Capitol This is a drawing but the real (Vee-Jay 248) 3737) Bobby Blue Bland (Duke 170) thing is even crazier. It's packed APOLLO RECORDS JUST TO HOLD with appeal, swing and punch. IS YOUR LOVE TEARS OF JOY ST. YORK, N. Y. 457 W. 45th NEW Ifl FOR REAL MY HAND "5" Royoles Midnighters Clyde McPhatter (King 5032) (Federal 12299) (Atlantic 1137)

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The Cash Box , Music Page 39 August 3, 1957

Parker Prescott Dies

NEW YORK—Parker Prescott, representative for Leon Rene’s Class Records, Leon Rene Publications (ASCAP) and Recordo Music Pub- lishers (BMI) here, died of a heart attack on Saturday, July 20. He was 52 years old. Prescott represented Rene in New York a number of years ago, when Exclusive Records was active. Music was more or less a hobby with Prescott, as his full time employ- ment was representing New York State, in charge of state housing in this area. SHORT FAT FANNIE SEARCHIN' SEND FOR ME Services were at Frank Campbell Larry Williams 1 Coasters Nat "King" Cole Funeral Parlor on Tuesday, and burial (Specialty 608) (Atco 6087) (Capitol 3737) was at Ferncliff Cemetery, Hartsdale, N.Y., on Wednesday, July 24. ROCKIN' PNEUMONIA OVER THE MOUNTAIN ROCKIN' PNEUMONIA 2 AND THE BOOGIE AND ACROSS THE SEA AND THE BOOGIE WOOGIE FLU Johnnie & Joe WOOGIE FLU MGM Signs Four Tony Harris Smith (Ace 5 (Chess 1654) Huey 30) Huey Smith (Ace 530)

SUZIE-Q SHORT FAT FANNIE SO RARE NEW YORK—MGM has announced 3 Dale Hawkins Larry Williams Jimmy Dorsey that four new artists have joined the “CHICKEN BABY (Checker 863) (Specialty 6 08) (Fraternity 755) label with early releases scheduled for each. Inked to contracts are vocal TO THE AISLE ARROW OF LOVE SEARCHIN' stylists Wilhelmina Gray and Don 4 Five Satins Six Teens Coasters Hudson; the Guy La Salle ork, and CHICKEN” (Ember 1019) (Flip 322) (Atco 6087) country and western artist Donn Rey- nolds. The Guy La Salle ork has cut and albums for future release while its PASSING STRANGERS STAR DUST TEDDY BEAR single disk of “By The Bend Of The 5 Vaughan & Eckstine Billy Ward & Dominoes Elvis Presley (Mercury 71122) (Liberty 55071) (RCA Victor 7000) River” b/w “Pinwheel” has just been “I’LL FOREVER issued. SEARCHIN' JENNY, JENNY FARTHER UP 6 Coasters Little Richard THE ROAD LOVE YOU” (Atco 6087) (Specialty 606) Bobby Blue Bland (Duke 170)

j # 104 ASK ME DON'T SEND FOR ME C. C. RIDER BE LONELY 7 TO Nat "King" Cole Chuck Willis Dubs (Capitol 3737) (Atlantic 1130) (Gone 5002) A Definite Hit!

C. C. RIDER SO RARE LET THE FOUR Chuck Willis Jimmy Dorsey WINDS BLOW 8 (Atlantic 1130) (Fraternity 755) Roy Brown (Imperial 5439) The STAR DUST TEDDY BEAR YOUNG BLOOD | 9 Billy Ward & Dominoes Elvis Presley Coasters (Liberty 55071) (RCA Victor 7000) (Atco 6087) Brassettes

IT TOOK A LET THE FOUR LONG TIME WINDS BLOW SHORT FAT FANNIE 10 Malcolm Dodds & Roy Brown Larry Williams Tunedrops (Imperial 5439) 1 (Specialty 608) WATCH THIS ONE TAKE OFF! “THE (End 1000) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM “IT CAN’T BE TREE” BRASSETTE ATLANTA MEMPHIS SAN FRANCISCO b/w "I'M IN THE MOOD" ROCK” BUDDY ACE #107 DUKE # 176 FANNIE MISS YOU SO SEND FOR _ SHORT FAT ME - Best Bet Larry Williams Lillian Offitt Nat "King” Cole The Cash Box M (Excello (Capitol RECORDS, INC. (Specialty 608) i 2104) 3737) r \ 1* 2*09 ERASTUS ST. S Billboard- Review Spotlight |duk HOUSTON 26, TEX \ SEARCHIN' SO RARE \ OVER THE MOUNTAIN J Coasters Jimmy Dorsey AND ACROSS THE SEA *• (Atco 6087) (Fraternity 755) Johnnie & Joe (Chess 1654) HEADIN' HIGH! _ MISS YOU SO SEND FOR ME SO RARE 7 Lillian Offitt Nat "King" Cole Jimmy Dorsey w (Excello 2104) (Capitol 3737) (Fraternity 755) I’M A KING BEE” THINK PLEASE BELIEVE ME SEARCHIN' Eddie Daniels a "5" Roy ales Percy Mayfield Coasters SLIM HARPO ' (Specialty 607) 6087) (King 5053) (Atco EXCELLO 2113 “WHOA -WHOA _ C. C. RIDER FARTHER UP SHORT FAT FANNIE u5 Chuck Willis THE ROAD Larry Williams “I’M A ROLLIN’ STONE” (Atlantic 1130) Bobby Blue Bland (Specialty 608) BABY” (Duke 170) UGHTNIN’ SLIM and _ JENNY, JENNY SEARCHIN' IT'S NOT FOR R Little Richard Coasters ME TO SAY EXCELLO 2116 w (Specialty 606) (Atco 6087) Johnny Mathis (Columbia 40851) “PLAYIN’ HIDE GO SEEK” BIGGER EVERY DAY EVERYONE'S SHORT FAT FANNIE LOUIE LOUIE # 108 7 LAUGHING Larry Williams Berry & Pharohs Spaniels (Specialty 608) (Flip 321) (Vee-Jay 246) MISS YOU SO WHOLE LOT OF MISS YOU TEDDY BEAR SO Lillian Ofiitt g SHAKIN' GOING ON Elvis Presley Lillian Offitt Jerry Lee Lewis (RCA Victor 7000) (Excello 2104) EXCELLO 2104 (Sun 267) YOUNG BLOOD TO THE AISLE WHISPERING BELLS Q Coasters Five Satins Del-Vikings Wire or phone CHapel 2-221 u (Atco 6087) (Ember 11X19) (Dot 15592) 4523 south western avenue NASHBORO RECORD CO., INC. 177 3rd AVE. N. los angeles 62, California SEND FOR ME IS YOUR LOVE C. C. RIDER FOR REAL Chuck Willis NASHVILLE TENN. *1(1 Nat “King" Cole AXminster 5-3124 W (Capitol 3737) Midnighters (Atlantic 1130) (Federal 12299) i

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A AWARD & SLEEPER B VERY GOOD C FAIR

B+ EXCELLENT C+ GOOD D MEDIOCRE

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIN [llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM 11 DOC BAGBY BUDDY ACE (Okeh 4-7089) (Duke 176) [Carney The Gash Rox n . “DUMPLIN’S” (2:28) 'T’M IN THE MOOD” (2:37) D+ BMI—Bagby] Here’s a fella B [Lion BMI— Scott, Robey] Bud- who’s building nicely in the sales dy Ace sings a dramatically arranged department with each successive re- Award o’ the Week slow beat blues. Ace sings with great lease. This middle beat bouncer fea- emotion and turns in a waxing that’s “THAT TRAIN HAS GONE” (2:50) [Rush BMI—Willis] tures a raucus and gravel throated different. sound and excitement. Ex- “LOVE ME CHERRY” (2 18) [Rush BMI—Willis] sax. Great “IT CAN’T BE TRUE” (2:40) instrumental wax. cellent CHUCK WILLIS (Atlantic 1148) B [Lion BMI C. Smith, Scott] Ace (2:53) — . “SYLVIA’S CALLIN’” p • Chuck Willis, one of the trade’s the story of the abandoned lover. backs with a middle beat bouncer and D+ [Blackwood BMI—Baker, Bagby] leading song writers and vocal Moving wax that could be really turns in a more commercial deck. Ace turns to the slow beat on tlm Bagby high in the charts before it finishes swings with an infectious quality. with those same* talents, offers a twosome that will flip. A moody drifter its run. The coupling, “Love Me top-drawer This side could pick up some action. engaging sounds. Two make it difficult for the jockeys Cherry,” is a love chant very much watched. GLORIA LYNN sides that should be who have to decide which one to in the same moody feeling as (Premium 412) play. Both sides are powerful en- “Train.” It is a slow, drifty, me- CHUCK CARBO (2:39) tries. “That Train Has Gone” is a lodic wax that Willis sings with fi “RUN FOR YOUR LOVE” 5 i mpe slow, rhythmic blues wailed to a great feeling. Either or both for w [Joe Nuccio ASCAP—J. Nuccio, ‘‘TH® BELLS ARE RINGING” D. Nuccio] Gloria Lynn shouts out a p Bar- fare-thee-well by Willis, who tells the action. D (1:55) [Commodore BMI— middle beat bouncer with an appealing Carbo tholomew, Lemon] Chuck vocal. Lightweight tune that comes middle beat swings lightly on a out a fair deck. bouncer. A melodic item handled “HUMPTY DUMPTY HEART” (2:33) fi “I CAN’T WASTE MY TEARS” deftly by Carbo and it’s in the vein [Progressive/Pinelawn BMI—Boye] VT (2:38) [Crestwood BMI — Owen, of what the kids want. “LOVE ME RIGHT” (1:59) DeCamp] Miss Lynn turns in another “POOR BOY” (2:08) [Travis [Progressive /Brookville BMI—Kirshner, Darin] King] Carbo ok vocal performance as she sings B BMI—Bartholomew, LAVERN BAKER (Atlantic 1140) lilting middle beat bouncer. pop on this deck, singing a a goes • LaVern Baker, Little Miss into a tune. A cutie that bears the middle beat bouncer with engaging Energy, dips into the folk for her marks of a winner. The flip, “Love effectiveness. Light and lilty. Me Right,” is a quick beat rhythm current bouncer, “Humpty Dumpty BUDDY JOHNSON blues with the dynamic lass bounc- Heart,” and the result is a light ing the love lyrics in a zesty chant. (Mercury 71159) CLARA WARD hearted filter that is easy to re- A great stylist with an infectious “PVE SURRENDERED” (2:45) (Duke 215) [Sophisticate BMI The Buddy member and carries all the infecti- piece of material. Two solid money B — ] “WHOSOEVER WILL” (2:47) up a fluffy rhythm ous qualities this lass can inject making decks. p Johnson ork dishes Dr [Clara Ward BMI — Brewster, with a pop styled vocal. Easy piece Ward] Clara Ward sings a slow, rhy- and good dance temp. listening thmic gospel item with great feeling “SLIDE’S MAMBO” (2:44) “IT WAS THERE” (2:30) [Zell’s Music BMI—Z. Sanders] and vocal tricks. Simply arranged and [Sophisticate BMI] Johnson [Zell’s Harvin] B ‘THERE GOES MY HEART” (2:30) Music BMI— instrumented the waxing offers the backs with a quick beat mambo. Ex- JOHNNIE & JOE (J & S 1659) Clara Ward vocal unadorned and ef- citing sound and treatment. Should Those “Over the Mountain” quality. “There Goes My Heai-t” is fective. stir the teeners into action. # kids, Johnnie Joe, try for their a slow beat ballad sung with the “TIME IS WINDING UP” (2:38) & p , unique sound the team possesses. ROSETTA PERRY third straight hit with a twosider [Clara Ward BMI—Ward] Clara (Blues Boys Kingdom #107) Two teener items very much in the Ward turns to a middle beat religious that makes the prospects good. “GET OUT AND GO” (2:35) hit vein—and the J & J team on read- B , offering and gives it a stirring Kine] “It There” is a slow paced label then- H+[B B Music BMI—Frye, Was the J & S may be on ing. The tune is melodic and exciting pace and lovely done to a turn by the engag- way to another national chart item. Rosetta Perry changes | —of a nature to stir the listener. ling couple. It story, sides qualities etches a middle beat jump that comes has melody, Both have the to PILGRIM JUBILEE SINGERS” the stronger deck. The lass £ and vocal teamwork of captivating make it big. out much (Nashboro 605) tells of her no good man and finally ON” (2:49) gives him the gate. Deck has a good p “GONNA WORK D ’ [Excellorec BMI — R. Harris] chance to get moving, ‘Q-BOP SHE-BOP” (2:22) [Tollie BMI—Bracken, Carter] BLUES” (2:31) The Pilgrim Jubilee Singers team on fi . “FAREWELL “A DISTANT LOVE” (2:40) [Conrad BMI V. Allison] — slow, rhythmic effort with the same W+ [Beale St BMI] Rosetta Perry a THE DELLS (Vee-Jay 251) Stirring side shouts out a quick beat blues with effective blend of voices. Dells into middle tities. coupling, to. an energetic treatment. Suporting the • The swing a The “A Distant the gospel buyer should react Love,” is a middle beat Latin fla- belter with plenty of zest is the Mil- beat wailing chant, “Q-Bop She- “GOD IS GOOD TO ME” (2:43) vored romancer handled so delight- liard Lee Orchestra. Bop,” and dish it up as a quaint B [Excellorec BMI] Pilgrim Jubilee fully that it had better not be Singers blend on a rhythmic middle and effective novelty number. The overlooked. It is a strong effort LOWELL FULSON beat spiritual. Syncopated answering lend it a top-flight reading with melody, (Checker 865) Dells individuality, and group backs the exciting lead singer. MISS ME” and the resulting wax is one the effective arrangement. Watch both n “YOU’RE GONNA Strong gospel side. D+(2:29) [Arc BMI—Lowell Fulson] kids should grab up in large quan- decks. Lowell Fulson rocks out a slow beat THE TRLMPETEERS (Nashboro 606) rock with his down home vocaling. Catchy beat and Fulson’s strong “LET’S START ALL OVER AGAIN” (2:38) “SEVEN ANGELS” (2:48) [Ex- shouting should catch hold of a good [Ninny BMI—Paragons, Byrd, Winley] B cellorec BMI] The Trumpeteers rock out a quick beat syncopated piece of the sales action. “STICK WITH ME BABY” (2:14) BABY” tune with an ear catching treatment. “DON’T DRIVE ME [Ninny BMI—Winley, Bailey, Harris, McQuater, Lucas] B (2:28) [Arc BMI—Lowell Ful- Exciting offering. THE PARAGONS (Winley 220) son] Fulson gives a similarly effective “l WANT TO KNOW” (2:24) The Paragons follow their hit, giving the deck the sound the kids performance as he wails a quick beat • B [Excellorec BMI — J. Johnson] find jump. Two engaging sides. “Florence,” with another item, so attractive. Simple, synco- The Trumpeteers blend softly to back pated beat in the background “Let’s Start All Over Again,” that the lead on a slow, drifty religious performs its function nicely, JIMMY ROGERS sup- waxing. sides. bears all the markings of another Two good religiou s (Chess 1659) porting The Paragons effectively. SWANEE “I CAN’T BELIEVE” (2:39) best seller for the young group. The flip, “Stick With Me Baby,” QUINTET” p (Nashboro 604) JBr[Arc BMI—Dixon] Jimmy Rog- The Paragons chant the slow beat is a change of pace item. A quick ers swings into a middle beat rhythm ballad with the falsetto voiced lead beat jump for the dancing set. “MY BURDENS ARE LAID item with a relaxed but impressive B DOWN” (2:43) [Excellorec BMI] vocal. Deck gives a big play to the The Swanee Quintet offers a slow, Rogers guitar, which combined with moving spiritual tune with a warm the Rogers wailing emerges an en- The Gash Box and sincere treatment. The group gaging sound. The kids of all markets blends voices with emotional impact. could flip for this side, Religious buyer should warm up to n “ONE KISS” (2:37) [Arc BMI this side. B ' Dixon] Rogers gives another &B Best Bets “COME SEE ABOUT ME” (2:54) strong performance, wailing a slow B [Excellorec BMI—C. Barnwell] "DUMPLIN'S" . rhythm blues with telling effect. Mov- Docn Bagbyn Okeh 4-7089 The Swanee Quintet offers an easy CALLIN'" ing wax with a strong mood feeling. "SYLVIA'S backing to the exciting exhortations effective decks that bear close "I CAN'T BELIEVE" of the Two Jimmy Rogers Chess 1659 lead singer. Moving gospel watching. "ONE KISS" etching. i( Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” ! The Cash Box, Music Page 41 August 3, 1957 Country Jazz Stars To Appear In Rex Harrison- Ethel Merman CBS-TV Du Pont Show

NEW YORK — Louis Armstrong, introduce a visiting Englishman, Disk Jockey Dinah Washington, Diahann Carroll, played by Rex Harrison, to American Lizzie Miles, and Turk Murphy and jazz. Expeditions into other styles of REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS his Dixieland Band have been signed American music will be headed by to appear with Rex Harrison and stars in each field: musical comedy, Ethel Merman in “Crescendo,” the religious marches, blues, folk songs, hour-and-one-half “Du Pont Show of western songs and Latin-American TOM EDWARDS GEORGE WASHINGTON RED ALIX the Month” premiere, which will be tempos. As previously announced, WERE—Cleveland, Ohio TUCKER CJOB—Winnipeg, Man., Can. presented in color on CBS Television Ethel Merman will head the musical Are A House WEKR— Fayetteville, Tenn. Sunday, Sept, 29 (9:00-10:30 P.M., comedy portion of the musical pano- 1 My Arms 1 . Bye, Bye Love (H. Snow) EDT), it was announced by Paul rama. Richard Lewine is CBS Tele- Chimney 1. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (Everlys/Pierce) 2. Little White Washed Gregory, producer of the musical. vision’s executive 2. Four Walls (J. producer for “Cres- (B. Clifton) 2. Fallen Star (J. Newman) Reeves) 3. Fallen Star (F. Husky) In “Crescendo” these artists will cendo.” Money, Marbles And Chalk 3. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 3 4. Find (R. Allen) 4. Nearest Thing To Heaven Gonna Me A Bluebird (M. Rainwater) 4 My Shoes Keep Walking (B. Worth) Ballroom Ops Convention 5. Fraulein (B. Helms) Studio Back To You (R. Price) 5. Too Much Water (G. Jones) New Recording 6. Teddy Bear ,(E. Presley) 5. Bye, Bye Love 6. My Arms Are A House 7. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going (Everlys/Pierce) (H. Snow) CHICAGO—Jack Weiner, 22 year On (J. L. Lewis) DES MOINES, IOWA—The Ball- No No Never (G. Jones) 7. Fraulein (B. Helms) 6. old recording engineer, formerly with room operators will Lovesick Blues 8. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 8. Tweedle O Twill (Wakely) invade the east 7. Universal Recording Studios, Chi, (Williams/James) (M. Rainwater) 9. Too Much Water (G. Jones) for the first time with the National Day A Month (Browning) (J. Master Recording, Los Angeles and 8. One 9. Don't Make Me Go Cash) 10. Love Has Finally Come My Ballroom Operators Association sched- Fallen Star (J. Newman) 9. (F. Zenith Cinema, Chi announced the 10. 1 Got The Blues (G. Morris) Way Young) uling its annual convention at the 10. Late Date (Terry /Morgan) grand opening of his new recording- Park Sheraton Hotel, New York City, studios at 2120 S. Michigan Ave., Sept. 23-25. BUZZ JONES SHOVAN CARL FITZGERALD THOMAS Chi, at the NAMM convention. At the same time, in conjunction Wichita, Kans. Concord, N. H. —Meridian, Miss. KWBB— WKXL— WCOC Though young in years, Weiner has with the convention the association had a wealth of experience in record- 1. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 1. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 1. Fraulein (B. Helms) will hold the finals of its second Rainwater) (M. 2. Gone (F. Husky) 2. Fallen Star (J. Newman) 'ng with such names as Bill Putnam, annual national Dance Contest with Helms) 3. Late Terry) 2. Fraulein (B. 3. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird Date (A. Ran ly Wood and Bunny Robine. the event to take place at the Arcadia 3. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going (M. Rainwater) 4. Losing Game (J. Dean) • The studios are equipped with a Ballroom in York, Sept. 25th. On (J. L. Lewis) 4. Love Letters In The Sand 5. 1 Saw You, 1 Saw You New 4. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (M. Wiseman) (T. Tommy) brand new custom built 12 channel The association has held its annual Star (F. Husky) 6. Mr. Love (Tubb & Wilburns) 5. Fallen 5. Fallen Star (F. Husky) recording console, a large pair of meetings in Chicago for the past 10 6. Next In Line (J. Cash) 6. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 7. 1 Cry (J. O'Gwynn) matched echo chambers plus Ampex, this its 7. On My Mind Again (Walker) 7. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 8. Love Letters In The Sand years and will be first meeting 8. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 8. Shrine Of St. Cecelia (Young) (M. Wiseman) Skully, Grampion and Gates record- in the east. Night 9. Lonesome (J. Swan) 9. Girl In The 9. I'll Never Let You Go Man ing equipment. President Vic Sloan (Pla-Mor Ball- (H. Thompson) (T. Collins) 10. Out Of A Honky Tonk “I hope our first few week’s business 10. I'm In Heaven (Browns) 10. Burning Desire (W. Ray) (B. Gallion) room, Lincoln, Neb.) pointed out that is a trend”, stated Weiner. “Things the ballroom operators will be coming- have been just great”. east with an eye out for something KERMIT REID PAUL SIMPKINS bob McKinnon to hypo business—trying to find out WTJH— East Point, Go. WBAM—Montgomery, Ala. WONE— Dayton, Ohio Correction new promotion, new dance bands or 9 dance styles that will help the ball- 1. Fallen Star (J. Newman) 1. Tangled Mind (H. Snow) 1. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) (Everlys) 2. Bye, Bye Love NEW YORK—The address listed in room business. 2. Bye, Bye Love 2. Fallen Star (J. Newman) (Everlys/Pierce) 3. Four Walls (J. Reevesj 3. Two Shadows On My the Styletone advertisement of the With this in mind the operators 3. Shoes Keep Walking 4. Next In Line (J. Cash) Window (J. Reeves) My July 27th issue of The Cash Box, was will throw their Tuesday (Sept. 24th 5. Fraulein (B. Helms) 4. My Love Is Real (Rainwater) Back To You (R. Price) incorrect. It should 1758 session) open to band leaders, bookers, 6. My Shoes Keep Walking Back 5. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 4. Prize Possession (F. Husky) have been To You (R. Price) 6. Dear Love (S. James) 5. Running Away (B. Lou) East 4th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Style- press and others in order to have an 6. Rosie's Gone Again (John) 7. Flame Of Love 7. Young Hearts (J. Reeves) tone is currently working on Vic open discussion and try to formulate (Jones & Spurlock) 8. Crazy Dream (E. Arnold) 7. Loving You (E. Presley) Stevens’ recording “Love Baby.” ideas that will help the business. 8. Tangled Mind (H. Snow) 9. My Arms Are A House 8. No No Never Me 9. My Love Is Real (Rainwater) (H. Snow) (Jones & Spurlock) 9. Tonk Song (Pierce) TO. Keep Loving Me Baby 1 07 Got You On My Mind Honky 10. (D. Bowshier) (M. Endsley) (B. Walker) Stone Heart The Country Records HAPPY ISON BILL PRICE "HOPALONG" JOE HOPPEL WKIS—Orlando, Fla. WBLU—Salem, Va. WCMS— Norfolk, Va.

1. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 1. Fallen Star (J. Newman) 1. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) Disk Jockeys 2. Oh Lonely Heart (J. Reed) 2. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 2. Your Old Standby (J. Eanes) 3. Blue Velvet Band (H. Snow) 3. On My Mind Again (Beard) 3. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 4. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 4. Kiss-A-Me Baby (N. Felts) 4. Losing Game (J. Dean) 5. Fallen Star (J. Newman) (M. Rainwater) 5. Sweethearts In Heaven Played Most 5. Fraulein (B. Helms) (Reno & Smiley) 6. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 6. Don't Make Me Go (J. Cash) 6. Too Much Water (G. Jones) 7. Oh So Many Years (Wells & Pierce) 7. Silver Bracelet (R. Stevens) 7. Gone (F. Husky) A SUMMARY OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM THE NATION'S DISK In JOCKEYS 8. Just What You Want Me To 8. It's Nothing To Me (Kirk) 8. Sweethearts Heaven & Smiley) (Yaney & Talley) 9. Your Old Standby (J. Eanes) (Reno 9. Leave Me (Tubb & Wilburns) 10. Parade Of Broken Hearts 9. Sixteen (C. Gordon) 10. Just Wonderful (B. Lord) (N. Miller) 10. Change Of Heart (K. Wells) Everly Brothers (Cadence) 1. BYE BYE LOVE Webb Pierce (Decca) Jim Reeves (RCA Victor) MARY WILSON BOB HAGER RAY PULLEY 2. FOUR WALLS (Dot) Norfolk, ( Jimmy Newman KCLK—Colfax, Wash. WHWB— Rutland, Vt. WFOS—South Va. 3. A FALLEN STAR I Ferlin Husky (Capitol) Love (Everlys) 1. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 1. Mr. Love (Tubb & Wilburns) 1. Bye, Bye 4. GONNA FIND ME A BLUEBIRD Marvin Rainwater (MGM) 2. Four Walls (J. Reeves) (E. Presley) 2. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 2. Teddy Bear 5. A WHITE SPORT COAT Marty Robbins (Columbia) 3. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 3. Gone (F. Husky) 6 . FRAULEIN Bobby Helms (Decca) (M. Rainwater) 4. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 4. Fallen Star (J. Newman) 4. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (M. Rainwater) 5. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 7. TEDDY BEAR Elvis Presley (RCA Victor) Rainwater) 5. Gone (F. Husky) 5. Lovesick Blues (S. Whitman) (M. 8 . NEXT IN LINE Johnny Cash (Sun) 6. Fallen Star 6. Girl In The Night (Thompson) (Newman/Husky) 6. 1 Wonder If 1 Care As Much Ferlin 7. Nickel's Worth Of Dreams (Everlys) 7. Mr. Love (Tubb & Wilburns) 9. GONE Husky (Capitol)

(B. Martin) 7. Leave Me (Tubb & Wilburns) 8. Next In Line (J. Cash) 10 . MY SHOES KEEP WALKING BACK TO YOU Ray Price (Columbia) 8. Fraulein (B. Helms) 8. Girl In The Night (Thompson) Between Now And Then 9. Mr. Love (Tubb & Wilburns) 9. 11. HONKY TONK SONG. 12. ON MY MIND AGAIN. 13. LOVESICK BLUES. (B. Allen) 9. Someday (W. Pierce) 10. My Shoes Keep Walking 14. MR. LOVE. 15. MISSING YOU. 16. WHOLE LOT OF SHARIN' GOING ON. Back To You (R. Price) 10. Fraulein (B. Helms) 10. Your Old Standby (Eanes) 17. TOO MUCH WATER. 18. MY ARMS ARE A HOUSE. 19. MY LOVE IS REAL. 20. MR. LOST. 21. TANGLED MIND. 22. LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND. 23. BOB COUCH JIM DUNSON MARTY KRAUSS THREE WAYS. 24. GIRL IN THE NIGHT. 25. I'LL BE THERE. 26. LOVING YOU. KGAF—Gainesville, Texas WTUS—Tuskegee, Ala. WILY— Pittsburgh, Pa. 27. PRIZE POSSESSION. 28. ALL SHOOK UP. 29. DEAR LOVE. 30. DON'T 1. Fraulein MAKE ME GO; LATE DATE; PLENTY OF EVERYTHING BUT YOU; DARK MOON; (B. Helms) (Robbins) 1. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 1. White Sport Coat 2. Gone (F. Husky) A CHANGE OF HEART; LOVE HAS FINALLY WAY; OH, (Everlys) 2. Four Walls (J. Reeves) COME MY SO MANY 3. Teddy Bear (E. Presley) 2. Bye, Bye Love (Robbins) 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) YEARS; THE I NEED; CRAZY DREAM; 4. Bye, Bye Love 3. White Sport Coat WOMAN TWO SHADOWS ON YOUR Presley) 4. Gone (F. Husky) (Everlys/Pierce) 4. Teddy Bear (E. WINDOW. 5. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 5. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 5. Gone (F. Husky) 6. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird (M. 6. Fraulein (B. Helms) Rainwater) (M. Rainwater) 6. My Arms Are A House 7. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird (M. Rainwater) 7. Honky Tonk Song (Pierce) (H. Snow) (J. Newman) 7. Old Bee Tree (B. Griffin) 8. Fallen Star (J. Newman) 8. Fallen Star — THE MUSIC BOX — 8. Four Walls (J. Reeves) Line (J. Cash) 9. Next In Line (J. Cash) 9. Next In 1301 W. 79th St. 9. 1 Don't Want To Cry (Strikes) CHICAGO 20,111. Pierce) Bear (E. Presley) 10. Pledge 10. Honky Tonk Song (W. 10. Teddy Of Love (Copeland) (ALL PHONES . . . // . . . ABerdeen 4-3600) AMERICA'S MOST/^gjy^ COMPLETE ONE-STOP! BILL GREGOR JIMMY CAMILLI CAL JOHNSON ' — Bishopvi lie, S. C. ORDER SHIPPED WWBZ—Vineland, N. J. WCSS—Amsterdam, N. Y. WAGS SAME DAY RECEIVED—FREE TITLE STRIPS Wilburns) 1. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 1. Little Rosa (Sovine /Pierce) 1. Mr. Love (Tubb & (Browns) 2. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 2. Turn Her Down (F. Young) 2. I'm In Heaven 3. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 3. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 3. Missing You (W. Pierce) (J. Newman) (M. Rainwater) 4. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 4. Fallen Star America's Leading ONE STOP Record Service (Husky) 4. Gone (F. Husky) (M. Rainwater) 5. Prize Possession 5. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 5. Next In Line (J. Cash) 6. Mr. Lost (C. Smith) Love (Everlys) 6. Next In Line (J. Cash) 6. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 7. Bye, Bye 7. Honky 7. Tangled Mind (H. Snow^ Tonk Song (Pierce) 8. Moonlight Mountain (Young) LESLIE DISTRIBUTORS 8. Lovesick Blues (Williams) Tangled Mind (H. Snow) 8. (Bailes) 9. 1 Owe It To My Heart 9. Tweedle O Twill (Wakely) 9. Fallen Star (J. Newman) (Whitman) 639 TENTH AVE. 2231 FIFTH AVE. 377 WINDSOR ST. 221 FRELINGHUYSEN AVE. 10. Mr. Love (Tubb & Wilburns) 10. Freight Train (R. Draper) 10. Lovesick Blues NEW YORK 36, N.Y. PITTSBURGH, PA. HARTFORD. CONN. NEWARK, N. J. Attention: Please address any information concerning Country music and PLaza 7-1977 talent to Ira Howard, Country Editor, The Cash Box, 1721 Broadway. GRant 1-9323 JAckson 5-1147 Bigelow 3-1155 New York 19, N. Y.

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IN RETAIL OUTLETS Big iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ “MR. OPPORTUNITY” (2:30) [Brazos Valley BMI—B. Gray, C. Harding] Last Pos. “WE’RE TAKING CHANCES” (2:37) [Cedarwood BMI—W. Walker] Week 10 MIMI ROMAN & BILLY GRAY BYE BYE LOVE 1 | JUKE BOX TUNES (Decca 30389) * Everly Brothers (Cadence 1315) Webb Pierce (Decca 30321) • Both Mimi Roman and Billy Gray have been coming closer to the A FALLEN STAR 5 ‘big hit’ marker with each succeeding Decca release. Both artists have 2 the talent necessary to reach the ‘record heights’ and this two-sided duet Jimmy Newman (Dot 1289) offering may prove to be their ‘stepping stone’. With ‘Mr.’ tunes doing Pos. Last Ferlin Husky Week well on the charts, as evidenced by “Mr. Love” and “Mr. Lost”, the (Capitol 3742) artists come up with a delightful one of their own tagged “Mr. Oppor- tunity”. It’s a quick moving, musical-pick-me-up featuring some enjoyable BEAR 2 3 TEDDY BYE BYE LOVE banter between Mimi and Billy. Flip portion, a heartfelt lilter labeled Elvis Presley “We’re Taking Chances”, tells of two lovers who are not true to each (RCA Victor 7000) Everly Brothers other. Gray’s Western Swing Band supplies the fine musical backdrop on these two hot sides. Take your pick. FOUR WALLS 3 (Cadence 1315) 1 4 < Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 6874) Webb Pierce 5 A WHITE SPORT COAT 4 (Decca 30321) “COOL LOVE” (2:15) [Central BMI—V. Countryman, W. Jackson] * Marty Robbins (Columbia 40864) “DID YOU MISS ME?” (2:16) [Central BMI—B. Lord] BLUEBIRD 6 C GONNA FIND ME A TEDDY BEAR WANDA JACKSON " Marvin Rainwater (M6M 12412) A 2 (Capitol 3764) 7 Ms Elvis Presley FRAULEIN • Wanda Jackson, whose following in the country field continues to Bobby Helms

NEXT IN LINE 10 ]Q Johnny Cash A WHITE THE TWIN TONES JAY T. STARR (Sun 266) SPORT COAT (Monte Carlo 005) (4 Star 1708) WALKING BACK 11 MY SHOES KEEP 4 D,“WARM UP TO ME BABY” p, “DARKER CLOUDS AHEAD” TO YOU. 12. HONKY TONK SONG. Marty Robbins W+ (2:23) [4 Star BMI-X T. Starr] 4 Dt (2:20) [Patricia BMI-Stallman, 13. LOVESICK BLUES. 14. MY ARMS Jay T. Starr, along with (Columbia 40864) Kirshner] The Twin Tones, stars of a flavorful ARE A HOUSE. 15. ALL SHOOK UP. vocal and musical KTLA-Hollywood’s “Western Varie- assist by Dave 16. TOO MUCH WATER. 17. TANGLED Burnam, steps up to bat out a persua- ties” make a sparkling debut on the MIND. 18. MISSING YOU. 19. LOV- sive romantic bouncer. The chanter Monte Carlo label as they come up ING YOU. 20. MY LOVE IS REAL; A FALLEN STAR vows that he’ll get even with the with a dandy country-duet version of ON MY MIND AGAIN; MR. LOVE; false-hearted gal who ‘took him over the recent pop click. Could happen LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND; I'LL BE £ Jimmy Newman the hurdles’. MAKE ME GO; MR. country wise. Watch it. THERE; DON'T (Dot 1289) 7 “WA-NA-CHEE” Star 3 p , (2:34) [4 LOST; THREE WAYS. JOE” (2:15) [Koss w BMI-J. T. Ferlin Husky p “GO HOME Starr] A ‘tom-tom’ vT BMI-J. Koss] This half the gals beat is the background for Starr’s (Capitol 3742) engagingly romp over a light-hearted etching of a poignant lover’s tale. up tempo hand-clapper. Bill Rose’s He loses the Indian squaw’s hand in FIND ME crew colorfully backs up the twosome. competition for her ’cause he’s unable GONNA to walk barefoot over the hot coals. JIMMIE WILLIAMS a A BLUEBIRD 5 BOBBY BARE ANDREWS BROTHERS sings on MGM (Capitol 3771) w Marvin Rainwater (MGM 12513) R “THE BEGGAR” (2:19) [Lowery (MGM 12412) , “SUNDOWN” (2:08) [Acuff- D+ BMI-White, Ross, Welch] Bobby p” “AGAIN” ‘"Rose BMI-Selph] A potent piece Bare’s smooth tones come across in of blues material is polished off in b/w convincing fashion as he tenderly highly effective fashion by the An- FRAULEIN pleads for the gal’s love. Pretty wed- drews Brothers. Inviting musical back- ding of melody and lyrics on a sub- # Bobby Helms 6 ground on an ear-pleasing, rhythmic “YOU CAN’T dued, pop-r&r--flavored lilter. platter that’s gonna ride the jocks’ (Decca 30194) “THE LIVIN’ END” (2:23) turntables aplenty. MAKE ME CRY’’ [Fairway BMI-Stryker] This end “I’LL MAKE IT UP TO Y’OU Bare ups the tempo as he brightly B SOMEHOW” (2:12) [Acuff-Rose White Oak Music — BMI WHOLE LOT knocks out a catchy quick moving BMI-J. & B. Andrews] Once again the Cincinnati 39, Ohio romantic ditty. Sparkling musical and boys blend their fine vocal talents in OF SHARIN' femme vocal assist on two solid con- winning fashion as they tenderly spin GOING ON tenders for the deejay charts, pop and a feelingful, slightly up tempo roman- g countrywise. tic affair. Two good showings. Like ’em both. Jerry Lee Lewis THE FLAT MOUNTAIN BOYS (Sun 267 (Starday 307) DANNY RICHARDS (Sage 242) “I COULD LOVE YOU” [Star- “LAST CURTAIN” B rite BMI-C. Newsome] The Flat B (2:06) [Ce- GONE Mountain Boys display their fine vocal darwood BMI-L. York] Danny Richards and instrumental talents as they glee- sings with tender emotion 9 Ferlin Husky 9 on fully glide over a fast moving, ‘hoe a tear-compelling waltz item that rates (Capitol 3628) down’ offering. Contagious item that a healthy share of the airplay. Multiple oughta make the jocks sit up and vocal in spots proves effective. take notice. p “BETTER TO BE SAFE” NEXT IN LINE “CHOO CHOO COMING” [Star- » (1:50) [Sage & Sand BMI-D. BMI-C. Newsome] The boys 10 B rite Richards] Richards turns in another ‘pure Johnny Cash turn in another dandy, country’ capable vocal effort on the bottom performance on the flipside as they portion. (Sun 266) Material stays in the lover’s slickly carve out a touching, quick lament category tho it’s delivered at paced lover’s tale. change-of-pace, toe-tappin’ tempo. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” 1 fhe Cash Box, Music Page 43 August 3, 1957 Country Round Up

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°n Sateday night, July 27th Springfield’s Country Music Jubilee passed water, Betty Foley, The Polka Dots, Elton Britt and the Ramblin’ Hoedowners. the 2% -year maik as a network television program. The show’s Aug. 3rd The tour was arranged by Smokey Warren. guest will be Carl Smith, with Sonny James taking over the guest spotlight6 on Aug. 10th. ***** ***** Slim Coxx and the Cowboy Caravan of WVKO-Springfield, Mass., are excited Steve Allen will again host little Miss Brenda Lee over the soon due Event release featuring Jimmy on his NBC-TV program on Aug. 3rd, according to Stephen. Event exec and talent scout, Jim Small Lucky Moeller of the Top Talent booking office predicts that this is gonna be a really big one for in Springfield. n Aug. p 9th Brenda headlines the the boys. The Caravan is currently featured at Lake Illinois State Fair, moving on to the Wisconsin State Compound in Bristol, Conn. Fair Aug. 19th, the Missouri State Fair on Aug. 20th ***** & 21st, the Iowa State Fair Aug. 23rd & 24th and “Cherokee” Thelma Blackmon, who can boast a the Minnesota State Fair on Aug. 26th. * * * * * little Cherokee blood, guested recently on the new “Oklahoma Hayride” show seen on KGEO-Enid, Okla. Billy Walker, riding high with his Columbia disk, The cast includes the Serenaders, Stubby & Lucille, “On My Mind Again,’’ appears for Country Music Kenny & Louise Driver and piano man Boyce Hawkins. promoter Sally Starr in Philadelphia on Aug. 2nd, Thelma advises that she’ll be working on the “Hay- 3rd and 4th. artist thru * * ' * * * ride” very often and that any coming the area and wishing to appear on the show should Marvin Rainwater, having appeared on Tele- ELTON BRITT ABC contact the Serenaders care of the station. The chirp vision’s “The Big Beat” Friday night, July 26th, is also stirring up some noise with her latest MGM guests with Jimmy Dean on his early-morning BILLY WILLOW CBS- waffle, a pair of Beaudlaux Bryant tunes tagged “Liv- TV show July 29th through Aug;. 2nd. Sales officials of MGM Records are ing Doll” and “I’ll Never Believe It.” enthusiastic over the way Marvin’s new release, “My Love Is Real,” has taken off in all areas. The August issue of “Rustic Rhythm,” incidentally, ***** features a fine cover story on “The Chief.” Also appearing on Dean’s Morning Joy Anne Farmer and her magic steel, featured instrumentalist over “Search show, the week of July 29th will be RCA Victor’s Elton Britt. Dean’s Saturday For Talent” on KOCS in Ontario, Calif, for the past 2 years as well as evening show, July 27th, will feature Capitol’s Andrews Sisters, Patty, Maxine working casuals and has been booked by manager, J. E. Swarr, for the month and Laverne. of July to play at the Fred Maddox show from his remote location in Chino, Calif, and will be making personals in northern Calif, next month. Maddox Reports from the Hank Snow package along the Canadian route where opened to a very large crowd July 13th with over 30 guest artists and Hank and the crew are currently on tour for the month of July indicate performers on hand to furnish the music in addition to special guests, Don they’ve been playing to capacity crowds wherever Deal, Betty Luther and Joy Anne Farmer. Fred has a beauty contest each they have appeared. They played Ontario and New Saturday with many fine prizes and is said to have one of the first shows of Brunswick, and are heading for Newfoundland and this kind in his area to feature country music and beauty contests. Artists Nova Scotia, winding up in Canada on August 1st passing through are urged to contact J. E. Swarr Tf* in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, and on the way back at Box 107 in Maywood, California. to Nashville to play the Santa Fe Ranch at Reading, Pennsylvania, 4th. ***** on August Headlining the show is Snow and his Rainbow Ranch Boys, Wilma Lee & “Balin’ Wire” Bob Strack, KIMO-Independence, Mo. Stoney Cooper, and daughter Carol, the Clinch Moun- reports a big attendance at Happy Hollow Lake for tain Clan, Cowboy Copas, Mother Maybelle Carter, their second show of the season. Billy Walker was and Jimmie Rodgers Snow. the special guest. The Texas Rangers were spotlighted T. Texas Tyler, whom Snow is now managing, is on July 20th and Texas Bill Strength is due in soon. playing lots of Park dates this summer. Sunday, ***** July 14th, Tex played ‘Plantation Park’ in Indianapo- lis, Indiana, with Ernest Tubb. Bill Price, formerly with XERB-San Diego, Calif., Hank’s latest Victor effort, “My Arms Are A House” is now spinning ’em at WBLU-Salem, Va. where he BENNY BARNES and “Tangled Mind,” is starting to break the charts does a 2 hour pop show, every morning, from 8:00 pop and countrywise and from all indications could to 10:00 A.M. and a country show, 6 afternoons a develop into the songster’s top seller. week, from 5:00 to 7:45 P.M. Salem is a suburb of * * * * * Roanoke, Va., located 2 miles from the center of Ray Pulley, whose “Cuzin Ray’s Hoedown” is heard over WFOS-South THELMA BLACKMON town. At present, Bill adds, the service from the Norfolk, Va., types that a local favorite, Barbara Allen, is creating loads record companies is below par and he’d appreciate it of noise in the Norfolk area with Decca etching of “Between Now And Then.” if all the companies, artists and promotion men ***** would take note. Ned Needham advises that all parties concerned should stop sending mail ***** to his Ocala address. Starting Aug. 3rd Ned takes a 90 day leave of According to word from Tom Edwards, WERE-Cleveland, Ohio, Bill Carlisle absence to tour the western states looking to buy into a station. * * * * * guested on the July 13th, Circle Theatre Show in Cleveland followed by Jimmy Eddie Dyer, one of the old-timers in show biz holds down the comedy Newman on the 20th and Mac Wiseman on the 27th. Tom wants to be portion of the Old Mill Ranch Shows, in Webster, Mass., for the summer, kept in mind for artists passing through his area to appear on his Tuesday along with “Country Cousin” Clem from Carroll County. “Cousin Johnny” night TV show. Small, C&W Director at WNLC-New London, Conn., ***** handles the shows with “Utah Kidd” on the emcee end. * * * * * Hal Smith, General Manager of Gaylord Music feels that newcomer Curley Plans for the big “Western Day” in the Northwest, Sanders has what it takes to become one of the top artists in the business. is well underway. It will be held in Phalen Park, Curley’s initial pairing on the Concept label is tagged “Walking Blues” and Saint Paul, Minn, on August 11th with a live C&W “This Time.” show, with artists, and a radio broadcast over KEVE. ***** special attraction, there’ll be pictures, This year, as a Received the latest issue of Ernest Tubb’s fan club records, and other means of promotion on the grounds quarterly', “Melody Trails.” Pictured on the cover for the fans. Artists, d.j.’s, record people, etc. wishing to donate some of their material should write Manske are Tubb’s ‘pride and joys,’ Mrs. E. T., with Gayle, Girls, 485 N. Kent*****St., St. Paul 3, Minn. E. T. Jr. and Erlene. Inside is an article on son, Justin Tubb, who mai’ried a Nashville gal, Bea .Swift, Horace Logan, who has produced the KWKH- on their to the May 21st Jimmie Rodgers Memo- Shreveport “Louisiana Hayride” almost from its way left manage the Dandelion publishing rial Day ceremonies in Meridian, Miss. SMOKEY WARREN inception, has to company and to act in movies in Hollywood. Frank ***** Page, IvWKH Program Director, who has been the Assistant Producer of the show for six years will take over the reins of Johnny Bond will take leave of his regular chores the “Hayride.” Frank is well known in the music business and along with at Town Hall Party, KTTV, Los Angeles, in order in music today. Mr. Logan helped to discover some of the biggest names to take his family to Oklahoma for a vacation. He The program will continue its popular format of presenting top stars, and will then go on to Chicago and New York on Song developing new talent that show promise. Frank takes over the “Hayride” in conjunction with his two music on August 1st. Incidentally, the present cast of the “Hayride” includes David JOY ANNE FARMER business (2) Houston, Bob Luman, Bob Gallion, Benny Barnes, James O’Gwynn, Betty firms. Vidor Publications, Inc. and Red River Songs, Edwards, Deckle- Amos, Martha Lynn, Jack Ford, Hoot and Curley, Tibby Bud Inc. man, and Eddie Bond. The *****Announcers are Norm Bale and Jeff Dale. Shorty and Smokey Warren and all the Western Rangers along with Billy Attention: Please address any information concerning Country Music Willow open for one week at the ‘Brown Derby Tavern’ in Toronto, Canada, and talent to Ira Howard, Country Editor, The Cash Box, 1721 Broadway, Aug. 12th and the following week they’ll do a string of one-niters for GAC & New York 19, N. Y. HAMID throughout Pa., N.Y. and Md. On the same bill will be Marvin Rain-

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WASHINGTON, D. C.—This item * Top Pop Hits * Standards * Semi- will be of interest to exporters in this country who were doing business with Colombia, and whose payments have been tied up. It is reported that Co- lombia has experienced a drastic im- * provement in its monetary reserves Classics Country Rhythm & and the Colombian peso has. firmed at a more favorable rate since that country adopted exchange reforms only a month ago. Martine del Corral, * * * president of the Banco de Bogota, a Blues Jazz Foreign Languages member of the Central Bank (Banca de la Republica) and a member of Colombia’s Economic Council, is in Washington to explore the possibility There’s a lot more to proper programming Whereas one location may favor one artist, due of a loan to help pay off past than there was even just a few short years ago. another location, for the very same tune, favors Colombian external commercial debts. With 200 selections in the new juke boxes, the a different artist. As of May 1, Colombia’s overall ex- operator has to have a keen understanding of This means a most thorough study of the vari- ternal commercial debt amounted to the music desired in each of his individual loca- $444 million. Of this amount. $272 tions. ous recordings available for use in juke boxes was taken care of by a plan under To make up a program of 200 profitable as singles and, especially, EP’s, which are, with- which U. S. and other foreign ex- selections today isn’t the simplest or easiest job out any doubt, becoming more and more im- are being paid 60 per cent porters in the world. portant each passing week. in 30-month in cash and 40 per cent Selections come from the Top Pop Hits, Stand- There is but one definite manner in which notes. Of the additional $172 mil- ards, Semi-Classics, Country, Jazz, Rhythm & lion of external debt, $125 million is every juke box operator can assure himself that Blues and Foreign Language recordings. owed to U. S. shippers. the selections he is featuring in his machines, There are, then, thousands of records to whether these be 100 or 200 selection phono- choose from. And the operator of each juke graphs are paying him by consistent play action, box must take into consideration a dozen dif- over and above what is known as “average” NEW YORK—It’s an acknowledged ferent and varied elements when choosing the plays, is by a keen and thorough study of the fact that taxes in the United States recordings he requires, so as to assure himself likes and dislikes of the patrons in each individ- have become extremely high. On page the greatest possible intake from each location. 88 (part II) of the 15th Anniversary ual location. This means, as stated above, a keen under- Issue, The Cash Box reported that the Proper programming, correct programming, completed their standing of the music desired by each and every first 43 states who means greater profits in every way. new budgets show that all will spend individual location. It not only creates a satisfied location owner more in the year to come, and will be It means weeks of close study of each loca- a hut, it does looking in all directions for additional and completely pleased patronage tion. It means working intimately with the owner revenue. Coin machines is usually one one big thing for the operator that nothing else and the patrons of the location. of the businesses the legislatures pick hut proper programming can do^—it assures him lighter side, This can’t be done in just a week or two or on. But, let’s look at the of bigger and better profits as well as the finest fellows. Reuters, the British news three. It takes time. And each week brings better kind of public relations. agency, recently reported that many understanding. been advanced to Operators should obtain catalogs from every suggestions have It means leaving “request” cards. It means help India’s faltering finances. A recording firm with they do business to gaining cooperation of employees in each loca- whom member of the Assembly of Madras the staple the operator and his service become better acquainted with more suggested that a tax be levied on tion to advise men recordings such as Semi-Classics, Standards, prayers. Mr. K. Anbazhagan reasoned of the recordings most requested. — that many rich people go to the It means close and intimate contact with the Foreign Language disks, Jazz. temples to “buy” peace of mind. He patrons of each location. To an extent where Constant study of each week’s issue of The said that they pay the equivalent of in practically every selection that appears the is invaluable. 10 cents for each prayer. Cash Box juke box, in any specific individual location, will Operator after operator, all over the world, obtain sufficient play action to make it worth- has admitted this as far as Top Pop Hits, Coun- while. try, Rhythm & Blues, EP’s, Jazz and almost every NEW YORK—Is bowling popular ? Fastest shifting recordings are the Top Pop No one has to tell those in the coin Hits, Rhythm & Blues, Country. new record introduced is concerned. machine industry, as games manufacturers, distributors and operators Slowing down from there, Jazz, Foreign Lan- Not only are these records reviewed and rated, have seen their games become the guage recordings. Standards and, least moving hut are also charted, so that the operator has his most popular sellers these past years. of all, Semi-Classics. But, how popular is bowling? Bruns- finger on the pulse of their growing popularity. wick-Balke-Collender Company re- Even in a location where the entire gamut of ports that sales and earnings for 1957 Proper programming can mean the difference continue to show marked increases. the different and varied records of the recording between profit and loss to all juke box operators B. E. Bensinger, president, said that field can be used there is still a problem. The bowling alleys are opening at the rate all over the world. of 4,000 per year. choice of artists. The Cash Box Page 46 August 3, 1957

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1C A flH $66. < NET > $54. $100. < NET > $20. Offer Various Methoc LOCATION OPERATOR LOCATION OPERATOR PORTSMOUTH, 0.—By use of a “But when the operator removes Systems To Solve Problem. very simple illustration, J. A. Distel his expenses, which amounts to 80% of Scioto Novelty, Inc., this city, of the gross intake, he has only $20 clearly demonstrates the loss that left for himself. The location still comes about to those operators who has $100. Certainly this isn’t at all CHICAGO—The Cash Box’ offices women who have been engaged in here have been flooded by letters from the industry for 20 years and longer. are still featuring 50-50 commission equitable. “20 members of the Year Club.’’ Most of the plans point up the percentage basis. “But on a 1/3 to the location and Almost every letter is in agreement fact that the operator should get “Business expenses”, reports Distel, with the “10c Play Plus” plan as all or part of the expenses which 2/3 to the operator basis, the net is “take 50c of every dollar before de- presented by The Casth Box many are today incurred in operating any more evenly divided. months ago. machine in any location. preciation. In this questionnaire, which The For example, one well known opera- “Even tho (as the chart shows) the “This leaves us (the operator) ap- Cash Box sent to the old timers of tor shows where the operational over- net. operator would leave $66 with the the industry, the members of the head expense is easily 50% of the proximately 20% as “20 Year Club,” it did not include gross income on better locations. “On a $200 check up, the merchant location, he gets $54. Not $20 “front money service guarantees.” Yet, in addition to this heavy per- receives $100 and the operator $100. against $100.” The questions were strictly devoted centage, the operator must also make to a more equitable percentage com- way for a 30% depreciation of his mission basis. equipment. That is, 30% of the intake. The members were asked to present Because qf this, the operator drew their own views in regard to a more a graph to* illustrate his point and equitable operating method for the proves, by this illustration, that the New Games Era Ahead operators. most equitable percentage method in The letters are tremendously in- the greater majority of locations, is teresting. So interesting, in fact, that 25% to the location owner and 75% they are being presented individually to the operator. Expect New Type Games To Open Path For in a series of items which will appear There are some, of course, who in this and forthcoming issues of The disagree with this viewpoint. They “Amusement Only” Operation Featuring Cash Box. have their own ideas and methods. The reader must also take into All will prove of great value to Competitive Play Action regard the fact that the men and every operator, it is believed for, Highly women who are making the proposals from among the many presented, for operators to enjoy a more equit- there is sure to be one system which ' able share of the gross intake from each operator can very handily fea- CHICAGO — From conversations not idle. They have been working right along on new amusement ideas. all of their equipment are men and ture in his own area. held with leaders here there is every Games with entirely new play prin- believe that a new games reason to ciples are expected of a highly com- in the offing. Keeney App’ts Distribs era is petitive nature whereby player will Bowler Wears Out Manufactories are now getting Ire more than happy to play against “for amusement only.” ready to produce games which, it is another player believed, will feature highly competi- CHICAGO—Harold Perkins, sales CHICAGO — Officials of Chicago tive play action while they are oper- manager of the Vending Division of Coin Machine Company, this city, felt L. A. Division, Calif. Music ated “for amusement only.” J. H. Keeney & Company, Inc., this highly complimented this past week A great many new ideas have al- Merchants At New Quarters city, announced the appointment of upon receipt of a letter from a loca- ready been presented to leading manu- distributors for the well-known line tion owner in a near-by state. The facturers here and, there is no doubt, LOS ANGELES, CALIF.—George of Keeney Bowlers and the 22-column letter read as follows: Deluxe Electric Cigarette Vendor. from among these will be born the A. Miller, State president and man- “We have a ‘Bull’s Eye Bowler’, new amusement for the new games aging director of the California Music In Georgia, Peach State Distribut- serial No. 14665 and have had huge era ahead. erchants Association, announced ing Company with offices and ware- M success with it. But it is wore out. As an example, a phone call from that the Los Angeles division has houses in Macon, 549 Pine Street, “What I want to know is it possible one northern city asking for informa- located at new quarters at 3607 W. managed by A. J. Hawkins, a partner. to buy a new one exactly like it? tion on an entirely new type gun seen In Atlanta, 335 Edgewood Avenue, Pico Blvd. in an arcade in California, aroused Buford. “The man who has the machine “It was necessary to acquire a southeast, managed by Dick much interest. in our place of business says they In Columbia, South Carolina, 716 This distributor advised that this more suitable location for the South- are not available and cannot find one. Huger Street, managed by Joseph E. was the very first piece of equipment ern California Division”, stated Mil- on a commission basis Boyle. “What I want to know is this true, ever operated ler, “due to the continual growth in in this noted California arcade. He or does he keep stalling us. membership and the impending future In Tennessee, the well-known South is quite excited over this gun. of the organization. Harry Dixon of Coin Automatic Music- Com- “We have had such tremendous luck “It’s absolutely entirely new and activities Green, the new business manager pany, 241 West Main Street. with this kind of a machine, we want different,” he said. M. “Can you find out who the manu- all out in another one like it.” of the L.A. Division is going Perkins says these distributors now is? From the information facturer a membership drive to bring in all have the new Keeney products in stock Ed Levin, director of sales, advises we have it’s supposed to be a Chicago non-members in the Southern area.” and are equipped to give immediate that he has referred the matter to factory building the gun.” Other such calls have also come in. Directors, under the attention to operator’s requirements. the Chicago Coin distributor in the The Board of Proving that many new type products state an effort to supply the opera- leadership of president Walter J. Operators in the respective territories in are now being tested in various cities Hemple held its first board meeting are invited to see these new machines tor with another ‘Bull’s Eye Bowler’ for player reaction. 19. in the distributor’s showrooms. for his location. In short, the manufacturers are here Friday evening, July

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CHICAGO — Leading members of everyone of his locations that play 1 GAMES the juke box industry here are of the was going to 10^, 3 for 25tf and his belief that the field is sure to start servicemen went out and made the I moving ahead at a much faster rate. changeovers. They base this belief on the fact “He didn’t lose a single location. H QUANTITY LIMITED! that more and more operators na- What’s more”, this salesman advises, p tionwide are working hard to rear- “he is enjoying a very fine increase range their commission percentage and because of this has the coopera- Wolly Finke 8. Joe Kline basis and to obtain front service tion of his location owners. money guarantees from locations. “After telling him what was hap- 1750 W. NORTH AVE. CHICAGO 22, ILLINOIS • Dickens 2-0500 “Brand new models”, stated one pening in other parts of the country”, distributor here, “helps the operators this salesman continued, “I wouldn’t to obtain a more equitable share of be surprised if, the next time I see Should Operate 10^ Play the gross intake. this operator, that he has both front “When the operator brings a brand money and a more equitable commis- And 70^-30% Commish fyfytlluMnA new phono into his location, the sion basis in effect in all of his spots. owner is instantly impressed and, the “He just simply took the bull by Now Delivering: DANVILLE, ILL. — “Because we operator finds, he can then talk bet- the horns, because of necessity, and have all the costs to bear”, writes • ARROW HEAD 5-Ball ter contract with him while, at the is a happy man he did today. In the Frank Miles of Miles Sales & Service, same time, arranging for more equit- meantime”, this salesman added, “he this city, “which includes records, • HI-HAND 5-Ball with able front money or a better per- gave me the best order for new pho- service and servicemen, rent, associa- High Card Hand, "Wild" Joker! centage commission basis.” nographs I’ve yet received from his tion dues, CPA service and a thou- Operators in various areas, one firm.” sand other hidden expenses, in addi- • 1957 BASEBALL salesman reports, who neglected their Distributors, salesmen and operation to trucks and truck expense, of- • CROSSFIRE Gun Game phonos for some time, are now awak- tors, too, agree that there is bound to fice help and, not least, the cost of ening to the fact that these are their be better business ahead. Not only be- the machines, we should work on a • 6-Pocket POOL TABLE most important moneymakers. cause of the new phonos, that are 70%-30% commission basis, in addi- See Your Williams Distributor They, too, this salesman states, starting to be placed on routes but, tion to 10tf play, with all locations. are getting out among their locations even more important, because of the “What’s more”, adds Miles, “the and are rearranging their operating fact that operators everywhere are locations expect us to pay one half of tyiillunnA methods. joining the “lOd Play Plus” plan as the city, state and federal licenses. MANUFACTURING CO. “In one case”, he reported, “an originally presented and since so Sometimes they ask us to stand all of 4242 W. Fillmore St., Chicago 24, III. operator up north simply advised strongly pioneered by The Cash Box. this cost.”

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CHICAGO—“We’ve just hired a fif- “All I can say”, he gasped, “is that teen piece orchestra”, reported Earl from present, advance indications, Kiess of the Recorded Music Service this is going to be the biggest ever. Association’s ‘Entertainment Commit- “I wouldn’t be surprised”, he stated, tee’, “and we’ve already booked some “if we’re sold out long before Septem- of the finest acts for our first annual ber rolls around.” dinner-dance at the Morrison Hotel’s “A word of warning to the pro- Terrace Casino on Saturday night, crastinators”, he concluded. “We are September 14. most anxious to make this a success- “What’s more”, Earl advised, “tick- ful, happy affair, and we don’t want to ets are going faster than we ever hurt anyone’s feelings by being un- dreamed they would. able to supply them with tickets. “It seems”, he added, “that every- send in your reser- one wants an entire table, and all Therefore, please want front row tables. vations immediately.” SPECIALS Singapore Arcade KEY WESTS $295.00 BIG SHOWS $275.00 Owner Relaxes At courtesy the the “Es- Write — Call or Wire DETROIT, MICH. — The United the of U.M.O. ; Music Operators of Michigan, this quires” and “Escorts”, two local teen- NEW ORLEANS NOVELTY CO. Home With Young Son city, in conjunction with the Ham- age bands from Hamtramck; Sherry 115 Magazine St., New Orleans, La. tramck Recreation Department, inaug- Rodgers, vocalist; and Christine Nie- (Tel: CAnal 5306) urated their third year of “record brzydowski, dancer. hops”. Records were donated by the vari- The first of 1957 was held on Thurs- ous companies for door prizes and JOE ASH SAYS: day, July 18, at the Veteran’s Mem- dance contests. approximately 3,000 Pictured above is Small, U.M.O,. Thank You! Gracias! orial Park, with Roy counciliator public relations Merci! Danke Schoen! teen-agers on hand. The floor show, and coun- featuring recording artists and local sel, flanked on left by Adele Storm, . . . for the wonderful reception you gave our talent, ran from 7 to 10 P.M. Fea- U.M.O. office secretary and mistress export representative tured were the De John Sisters of during his visit to Eu- Records. Also performing of ceremonies for the hop, and on the rope. Your response to Mercury our Export Plan is very were Vickie Adams, appearing thru right by Vickie Adams. gratifying. We look forward to a long and happy business association with you. Cable COMAC, Philadelphia, Penna., for immediate Export Plan information and a personal visit Would Like To See 20% Suggests 3-Way Cash Box with you at a later date. Sincerely Yours, JOE ASH Exclusive Distributors for Wurlitzer, D. Gott- Charles E. lieb and Exhibit in So. Jersey, Del. and E. Penn. Federal Cabaret Excise CEDAR RAPIDS, IA.— ATiwr AMUSEMENT MACHINES CO. Novak of this city suggests a return Al llUr 666 N - Broad St., Phila 30, Pa. to the type of cash box which was flu II S L Poplar 9-4492 — Pictured above is SINGAPORE Tax Repealed To Bring featured in the old reel type penny the New Jack Rooklyn, owner of counter games. World Arcade, this city, relaxing at “My idea”, he suggests, “is a de- with his four-month son, War- Back Teen-Age Dancing ALL GAMES CLEANED home wick. vice to be worked out by the manufac- AND IN WORKING ORDER Prior to World War II, Rooklyn ran Music turers that would automatically place a large sized arcade in Sydney, Au- To Juke Box SHOW TIME (New in crate) Write the money collected by the machine BROADWAY $325.00 stralia. into a 3 compartment cash box. 40% Distaff side of the family, also very CAMBRIDGE, MD.—Stacy L. Lew- ABC 275.00 for the location. is the missus, 50% for the operator. CONGRESS 275.00 proud of their child, is of this city believes in 50-50 com- 10% to cover the operator’s various VICTORY'S 55.00 Joan, who was probably in the kitchen mission, “because”, he advises, “it happy and satis- expenses. MYSTIC 90.00 fixing the baby’s formula when the makes the merchant fied.” MAGIC 90.00 photo was taken. “I remember years ago”, Novak con- CLIPPER 145.00 He suggests, “Let’s appeal to our tinues, “Rock-Ola had a phonograph FOUR BAGGER 285.00 Congressmen and Senators to repeal that had a coin divider. The machine Williams 6-player the 20% Federal Cabaret Excise Tax. had one compartment for the location Skee Ball 395.00 Urges Guarantees From “What really hurt the phonograph Bally SPACE SHIP 195.00 and another for the operator. You Williams CRANES (New) 175.00 S10 To SI 8 Per Week business”, Lewis believes, “at least in can give the key to the location owner RGCK-OLA FIREBALL this part of the country, was during for his compartment and he can re- (78) 135.00 the war when the Government put a move his percentage anytime he need- SEEBURG "A" (78) 175.00 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. — Dan 20% excise tax on food or drinks ed money. His money would be in a Heilicher of Advance Music Com- where merchants allowed dancing to separate cash drawer from that of pany, this city, believes that the an- the juke box. the operator. swer to operating profits lies in a The teenagers love to dance to the “In order to correctly work out this series of guarantees. juke boxes. This 20% cabaret excise idea, one would have to take into “A guarantee on an 80 selection tax should be repealed. It’s the one WIRE—WRITE or PHONE HE 1-7S77. consideration such as money collected 7/3 Deposit Required On Each Order. phonograph should be $10 per week”, thing responsible for much of the de- in wall boxes. How nickels, dimes and We are exclusive factory distributors for: he says. linquency among teenagers. quarters inserted in the phono could BALLY-WILLIAMS- ROCK-OLA “On a 100 selection phono it should “The merchant cannot afford to be divided with every tenth coin of ake city amuse, co. be $12 per week. And on a 200 selec- charge the teenagers 20% extra on each denomination going into the 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, O. tion model”, he concludes, “the guar- their colas or the other items that (Tel.: HE 1-7577) third compartment.” L antee should be $18 per week.” are sold to young boys and girls.” This is in addition to 10^ play. Editorial Note: The House Ways and Means sub-committee, a week ago, Husband-Wife Op Team Agree SEEBURG 100-R $695 approved a cut in the Federal Cabaret ROCK-OLA 1448 595 “It’s Commish” Bally ABC TOURNAMENT tax from the current 20% to 10%. Bill 60-40% ROCK-OLA 51-50 150 WURLITZER 1400 195 Keeney BOWL-O-RAMA will now go before the Congress. (See M-100A 45 stories The Cash Box, July 27 issue, RPM «£n *511 I Valley 6-POCKET POOL BLOOMINGDALE, MICH. — Mr. CONVERSION KIT I | pages 40 and 53). Everett Stockham, husband Chicago Coin BOWLING LEAGUE and Mrs. a and wife music operating team, this city, agree on 60% -40% as the com- Phonographs Steam Cleaned—Reconditioned Music Op Becomes Preacher Exclusive Seeburg Distributors mission basis for music ops. “The locations are more pleased”, TERMS: CROFTON, ICY.—Sam C. Miller, they state, “when they are on a 1/3 Dep., Favorite Phonograph straight 60%-40% commission basis. A Quarter Century Bal. formerly of C.O.D. of Service Company, Bowling Green, Ky., has be- “Some of our locations still on SO- SO”, extra 2118 N. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL., U. S. A. ARmitage 6-5005 come a Methodist preacher and has they report, “are good moved to this city. spots.” ” '*Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX The Cash Box Page 49 August 3, 1957

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NEW YORK—“I am mainly in the “I would like to praise The Cash PHILADELPHIA, PA. — “Your views in a unified and dignified man- export business”, reports Suren D. Box for creating the ‘International suggestion for forming an ‘Export- ner.” Fesjian of Mondial Commercial Cor- Coin Machines Export-Import Coun- Import Council’ has our unqualified poration, this city, “however”, he adds, cil’. support”, stated both Jacques Palmer The men also go on to point out “I sincerely believe that ‘The Cash and Hank Gorenteman of Internation- the importance of unity among the Box’ International Coin Machines Ex- “Since our friend Joe Mangone of al Amusement Company, this city, importers as well as exporters. They port-Import Council’ will greatly pro- Florida”, continues Fesjian, “is ‘Mem- 1’ assign me, in the this past week in a letter to this believe that “forums” will provide a mote finer relationships between inter- ber No. please publication. national exporters and importers. Council as Member Number Two.” perfect place for “an exchange of “We, at International Amusement”, ideas and an understanding of mutual these men continued, “feel that such problems”. an organization is a necessity. It will U.S. Manufacture And Distributor Exporters enable coinmen from all parts of the “We feel”, they state, “that a very CHICAGO—All manufacturers and distributors in the U.S. who export to explain their views as well world large void will be filled by the creation coin machines are urged to become members immediately of the “International as their needs and air their problems. of an ‘Export-Import Council’.” Coin Machines Export-Import Council”. certainly hope that the leading We Membership cards and certificates are now being prepared and these will manufacturers will assign representa- Not only are both Palmer and be forwarded to all members of the “International Coin Machines Export- tives to this ‘Council’. • Groenteman enthusiastic over the for- Import Council” just as soon as they are ready. “Belgian Amusement Company, our mation of The Cash Box’ “Interna- European affiliate, for years has been tional Coin Machines Export-Import clamoring for a body which would Council” but report that: explain the problems of the phonograph and amusement businesses on “Sal Groenteman and Albert Polak, the European continent. Many of the co-owners of International Amuse- ATTENTION! unfavorable rulings by custom officials ment and Belgian Amusement, will in various European countries against certainly be heartened by your plan. DO YOU EXPORT? DO YOU IMPORT? coin machine importers might have We know they will do everything been prevented if there had been such It is to your best interest and continued future better business possible to assist The Cash Box in — a ‘Council’ to present this industry’s welfare to join—absolutely free “The Cash Box International the formation of this ‘Council’ during Coin Machines Export-Import Council”. their travels on the European con- Write for your membership card today to: tinent.” THE CASH BOX WE ONLY Advertise Other letters of just as great com- 32 W. RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO 1, ILLINOIS, U.S.A. What We Have in Stock mendation have also been received MUSIC from leaders in the import-export fields. Special! Special! Special! ACHTUNG! Rock-Ola 1448's $595.00 All are enthusiastic over the forma- can't tell from new. EXPORTIEREN SIE? IMPORTIEREN SIE? Rock-Ola Comets $445.00 tion of The Cash Box’ “International SEEBURG Coin Machines Export-Import Coun- Es liegt in Ihrem hochsten Interesse und gereicht zu Ihrem Geschaftsvorteil die “Cash Box Inter- Model R $675.00 cil”. besten kiinftigen wenn dem

Model V200, like new . 745.00 national Coin Machine Export-Import Council” (dem Internation- Model G 595.00 Model M100A 175.00 All hope, for its quick creation. And alen-Munzmaschinen-Export-Import-Rat des “Cash Box”) voll- Model B—45 RPM 375.00 all want memberships so that when standig gebiihrenfrei beitreten. AMI the first annual meeting is called they Verlangen Sie heute noch Ihre Mitgliedskarte will be able to attend and present Model A converted to 45 RPM $ 99.50 THE CASH BOX Model B converted to 45 RPM ... 179.50 their views for a closer understanding 32 W. RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO 1, ILLINOIS, U.S.A. Model C converted to 45 RPM ... . 199.50

Model D40 . 249.50 as well as a finer relationship between Model D80 295.00 Model E80 375.00 importers and exporters of the indus-

Model El 20 . 445.00 try. Model F80 545.00 ATTENDEZ! Model FI 20 645.00 Meetings are planned in Europe.

Cellar Jobs converted to 45 RPM . 245.00 Wall Boxes for same. Ea 19.50 Preferably in Paris this fall. A meet- EXPORTEZ-VOUS? IMPORTEZ-VOUS? ACT QUICKLY! ing is also being arranged for C’est dans votre propre interet et pour ameliorer l’avenir de vos 1/3 Deposit, Balance C.O D. Caracas, Venezuela and still another affaires commercial, que vous pouvez devenir membre, et a titre WRITE FOR LIST COMPLETE is planned for Tokyo. gratuit, du “Cash Box International Coin Machine Export-Import ON ALL EQUIPMENT Council” (Conseil International de l’exportation and de l’importa- It is hoped that the results of these tion de Machine Automatiques du “Cash Box”) meetings will culminate in one big D A V I D ROSEN Ecrivez-nous aujourd’hui pour recevoir votre carte de membre! annual meeting in the U.S. Some have Exclusive AMI Dist. Eo. Pa. already suggested that the meeting THE CASH BOX N. 855 BROAD STREET, PHILA. 23, PA. 32 W. RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO 1, ILLINOIS, U.S.A. can be held during the time of the PHONE—STEVENSON 2-2903 MOA convention in Chicago. ATTENCION! CLOSEOUTS SI UDS. EXPORTAN? SI UDS. IMPORTAN? 1 AMI G200 $650 Les seria sumamente ventajoso para el desarrollo en el futuro de 2 AMI G120 600 continuos y prosperos negocios, asociarse, sin cargo alguno, al 4 ROCK-OLA 1446 500 “Cash Box International Coin Machine Export-Import Council” 5 WILLIAMS CRANES 150 (Consejo International de Exportacion e Importacion de Maquinas 2 GENCO SKILL BALLS 300 Accionadas por moneda “Cash Box”) 1 WILLIAMS ROLLER BALL 350 Escriba hoy solicitando su tarjeta de socio. 1 GENCO QUARTERBACK 175 THE CASH BOX 1 GENCO CHAMPION BASEBALL 175 32 W. RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO 1, ILLINOIS, U.S.A. WANTED 100 Low Priced BINGOS, 100 UNITED, CHI. COIN, BALLY & KEENEY SHUFFLE ALLEYS, GOTTLIEB & WILLIAMS PIN GAMES, GUNS & OTHER ARCADE EQUIPMENT. SEND IN COMPLETE LISTS ATTENZIONE! Exclusive Gottlieb, Williams, Seeburg, Chicago Coin, Genco and SE ESPORTATE? SE IMPORTATE? International Mutoscope Distributors. Sara’ a beneficio assoluto del Vostro interesse e del continuo mig- lioramento futuro della Vostra prosperita’ commercial iscriverVi Remember senza pagare un centesimo al “Cash Box International Coin Ma- IN NEW ENGLAND chine Export-Import Council (Consiglio Internazionale di Im- portazione ed Esportazione Distributrici Automatiche “Cash IT’S TRIMOUNT! Box”) 40 JBHK WALTHAM STREET Richiedete il tesserino di iscrizione oggi stesso! BOSTON 18, MASS. THE CASH BOX Tel. Liberty 2-9480 32 W. RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO 1, ILLINOIS, U.S.A.

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Heat wave continues in N. E. with coin biz at fun spots, beaches, resorts PLASTICS and all amusement areas very big. Distribs are relaxing a bit with the big push of arcade equipment having levelled off, but the ops are plenty A. M. I. busy. Music is holding good. MODEL Write for At Associated Amusements (Rock-Ola), Ed Ravreby back and forth from A Tops, I. or r $ 8.95 Centers, I. or r 15.45 all Quantity summer home in Hyannis, reports “things were never brighter” for Bottoms, I. or r 11.95 B Dome departments of coin biz, from music to pool tables. United bowlers going 17.95 Centers, 1. or r 8.95 Prices strong here with demand greater than supply. Rock-Ola 120 and 200 phonos Bottoms, I. or r 8.95 C Centers 8.95 • making a big place in N. E. and are very well spotted. All ops are seeking Bottoms, I. or r 8.95 E-40-80-120 used machines. Dick Mandell, gen. mgr., and Mrs. Mandell summering on Distributors Metal Grille for lower part of ma- the Cape at Hyannis with Dick keeping up his flying instruction and heading chine — eliminates cleaning plastic Write louvers. 2 to set toward a full pilot’s license. ... At Trimount Automatic Sales Corp., (See- $10.00 burg), Erwin Margold reports hectic days, with terrific biz. and staff finding SEEBURG WURLITZER the air conditioning a real morale builder in the heat wave. Going hot are Model 100C—Highly pol- MODEL 1250 WALLSPEAKER Center ished chrome tubes re- Dome $18.95 Gottlieb’s pin game; Williams six pocket pool table, “Baseball,” and “Cross- Dome Ends, ea 6.10 True high fidelity places glass tubes. tone. MODEL 1400 fire”; Seeburg phonos. Big results too for “Voice-O-Graph” and “Gypsy Set of 12 Limed oak finish. 8 ohms. $14.95 Center Dome 13.45 Grandma”. Export biz is up with demand for used music and games high. 8 inch speaker. Model 146-147-148 Dome Ends, ea. ... 10.50 Domes Bottom Sides, set of Dave Bond, prexy, on vacash at Martha’s Vineyard. Dan Brown, sales, back 15.95 2 $16.50 MODEL 1500 Model C—Chrome from Maine vacash; and Dave Riskin, sales, returned from vacash this week. Center Dome ... $14.50 Pilasters 17.50 pr. MODEL 1015 . . . William Beattie, vet Holyoke op, died at his summer home on Cape Cod. Top Corner, I. or r. . 7.50 Lower At Redd Distributors (Wurlitzer), Si Redd and Bob Jones, gen. mgr., LONG LIFE PLASTIC Sides, ea. . . 5.50 Replace old glass bubbler back and forth from summer places on the Cape. Biz hitting terrific pace. REPLACES ORIG. GLASS tubes with Plastic Twisted Rod Sets, 4 straight Wurlitzer “half-dollar” phenomenal this summer, clear Action on the phono has been —4 curved colored. $7.75 Jones reports. Bowlers and games are big and reports coming in here from Model 100R-100 Door side 4.10 ops at summer resorts indicates the season has been a big, big banner one, ROCK-OLA Model 100C Available to better than any in history. ... At Atlas Distributors (AMI), Louis Blatt Dome side 2.75 fit Models 1422, levelling 1426, 1428, 1432, 1434, 1436 beating the heat with week ends at his N. H. estate. Biz off during Model V200 and 1438. Dome side 3.70 heat wave, but demand for AMI phonos has been constantly on the increase. TERMS: 1/3 deposit, balance Model 200 Barney Blatt still recuperating at home. C.O.D. or S/D. Satisfaction (100 sel.) W.O.M. $1.75 guaranteed. All prices Big influx of record artists into the area for dates at danceries and clubs. 1 95 eac h F.O.B. $1 (200 sel.) W.O.M. 1.95 Chicago.

. . . Amby Hughes, Souvenir disker, into the Hi-Way Casino, and is now

managed by Hub’s Bill Kirlis. . . . Ruth Shapiro, disk promoter, off for record promosh tour in behalf of Eileen Rodgers, Janice Harper, and Rose Marie MARVEL MANUFACTURING CO. Louis, 2849 W. to Baltimore, Washington, Atlanta, New Orleans, St. Chicago, Mil- FULLERTON CHICAGO 47, ILL TEL.: waukee and Detroit. . . . Jodi Sands current at the frolic in Revere. . . . DICKENS 2-2424 Stan Wilson current in the Bradford’s Carousel. CoMco Better Tone at Less Cost! MECHANICS NEW CoMco HI-FI SPEAKERS STOOL The Only True Low-Priced High Fidelity Speaker! United Delivering Ball Hi Fi Wall Model $19.95 Hi New Fi Corner Patented Easy-Roll Casters. Model $23.95 Complete With Tool Tray. CoMco Extended Range SPEAKERS Bowler “DeLuxe Bowling Alley” $749 Wall. $11.95 • Corner. ..$15.95 • Ceiling $11.95

Available in 3 Lengths-11, 14 and 18 Ft. COVEN MUSIC 3181 option of the operator. The bowler is NO. ELSTON AVENUE, CHICAGO 18, ILLINOIS also available in the 11 foot length, (Phone: INdependence 3-2210) Cable Address: COVENMUSIK. for locations where a smaller game is practical. The game comes with 3-inch balls and scores according to regulation Ops Must Push And bowling scoring. Remember DeSelm was enthusiastic in describ- Promote For Better Biz ing the new streamlined cabinet, with for mechanism in the back box for easy installation on location. WEST MONROE, LA. — L. F. Playboard sections are light and Fowler of Independent Coin Machine easy to handle and will have in-a- Company, this city, has a message drawer mechanism in front. for the trade. Coin chute is directly under the coin entry, which means trouble-free “Talk to the location owner and *1 Scott operation, according to DeSelm. to his employees”, suggests Fowler. (£o. “Opei’ators who want bigger bowl- SCOTT CROSSE COMPANY “Tell them business is like a wheel- 1423 Spring ing profits”, DeSelm stated, “plus a Garden Street, Philadelphia 30, Pa. Rlttenhouse 6-7712 is barrow. You’ve got to push it. game that easy to handle and Branch: 819-821 Lackawanna Ave., Scranton, Pa. trouble-free in operation, ought to “Make them think their competitor run over to the nearest United dis- is just a little bit ahead of them. tributor and see ‘DeLuxe Bowling BILL DeSELM Alley’ in action.” Let them know that their profit from CHICAGO — Bill DeSelm, sales coin machines is greater in percentage r manager of United Manufacturing than from any other product they Company, announced this past week sell. SEE THE ALL- that the firm is delivering the new 8 Months’ Test Proves “They can use selling methods of “DeLuxe Bowling Alley” to its dis- LOCATION LINE | BY all kinds as long as they don’t offend tributors. 65% -35% Commish Best the customers. Promotions such as DeSelm stated that the game is printed napkin holders, covex-s, built according to specifications de- On Ball Bowling Games menu glasses with statements manded by operators who desire a drinking such as ‘Play The Juke Box’ and so forth ball bowler with an outstandingly PHILADELPHIA, PA.—“It’s been WURLITZER valuable. beautiul cabinet which would be easy proven in this area”, advises A1 Rod- are all very to install and, at the same time, yield stein of Banner Specialty Company, “Other promotion pieces should PIONEERS OF high profits with no service calls. this city, “and established for over carry the message, ‘Ask The Waitress “DeLuxe Bowling Alley” is avail- eight months on United’s ‘Bowling To Select Your Favorite Tune’, also, 50 CENT PLAY able in the popular 14 and 18 foot Alleys,’ that 65% -35% is best. ‘Our Music Is Sweet’, etc. I lengths, with a 4 foot section that “Why not”, asks Al, “spread it on “In short, push and promotion is can be added or removed at the to other equipment?” necessary today.” 1 J “Its What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—IISTERMATIOTSALLY” —

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SPECIAL Clean—Reconditioned BINGOS What’s doing this week? Well, we quote from a national business daily 200—Used newspaper: “The discomfort over the current heat wave is matched only by CHI. COIN BALLY SHOWTIME KEY WEST the discomfort over the elusiveness of current business news.” While business CHI. COIN STEAM SHOVEL BIG SHOW NITE CLUB on coinrow kept going, execs didn’t seem to be interested one way or another in original crate UNITED BROADWAY or at least were so wilted they didn’t seem to be able to work up enough 14 FT. BOWLERS Write—Wire—Call energy to advise us of any “news.” However, we know business was proceeding by the activity of the personnel in these wholesalers, and the operators who CHICAGO COIN BLINKER BULLS EYE were visiting. sK * 6 PLAYER SKI-BALL We had an idea that Willie (Little Napoleon) Blatt and the missus, Sydelle, of Miami, Fla., who were vacationing in the big city a few weeks ago, had

Exclusive distributor for returned home. But, we find out that they’re further away from home than before. We understand they spent this past week-end in the upper part of DISTRIBUTING CO., WURLITZER, New York State, and may have even taken a trip to Canada. . . . Over at 298 LINCOLN ST. BALLY Runyon Sales, Barney (Shugy) Sugerman was out, but the rest of the staff moving at a rapid pace. They welcomed the opportunity for a respite when EXHIBIT *1 ALLSTON 34, MASS.-AL 4 4040 we dropped in, but their conversations were all about their week-end vacation activities. Louie Wolberg, who takes every Monday off, spoke about his trip to the Evans Hotel in the Catskills; Morris Rood, who takes every Friday off, was already planning on what he would do during the next week-end; and Buddy Fox, also a. Friday man, looking forward, too, to a baseball game.

. . . A1 Ferber, one of the city’s most progressive ops, planning on an August holiday to Miami. He may have company, as Lou Price also thinking along

lines. . . Still coinrow, Munves can’t BINGO GAMES! same . the busiest wholesaler on Mike even think of a rest for the next five or six weeks. In addition to domestic sales, Munves shipping loads of machines all over the world. Joe Munves, in QUANTITIES AVAILABLE conjunction with your correspondent, put on a rib for Mike. Speaking loudly. Joe started telling us that he was leaving this week-end for a vacation. LOW—LOW LOW PRICES! Mike, busy at his desk, lifted his head in amazement and shouted “What?” When we all laughed, Mike relaxed and went back to work. Joe, however, SHOW TIME—KEY WEST—BIG SHOW—DOUBLE HEADER is leaving on a southern trip. —PARADE—NITE CLUB—BROADWAY—MIAMI BEACH ^ ^ ^ Meyer Parkoff and Murray Kaye, Atlantic New York Corp., took time out —GAY TIME—BRAZIL—STARDUST—PIXIES from their busy day, to make a far western coinman feel at home. Asher IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Pizante of Vallejo, Calif., who was visiting his daughter here, di’opped in to say hello. Pizante, who had planned on a European trip, cancelled out Cable Address: "GAMES", Chicago, III., U.S.A. due to his daughter’s illness. He plans on staying in the big city another 3 or 4 weeks. A brother from Turkey is expected here in two weeks, then both will return to Vallejo. Pizante, a member of The Cash Box “20 Year Club,”

has operated on the West coast for the past 27 years. . . . A1 Simon and A1 D’lnzillo, Albert Simon, Inc., advise that ops are finding Genco’s “Sweet Twenty One—Number Roll” a good money maker, and sales are spurting. However, big event here was the arrival of a fourth child to mechanic Tom McKee. This one, a girl, Debra Dolores, was born Sunday, July 21.

. . . Joe Young and Abe Lipsky out when we called at Young Distributing.

“Vacationing”?, we asked. “No, working,” we were told. . . . Dave and Sylvia Lowy spent the last week-end at Winsted, Conn., visiting their two children

at Camp Delaware. Marilyn a counsellor there, and Mike a camper. . . . Hymie Koeppel, Koeppel Distributing, left Thurs., July 25, for his long planned vacation trip to Mesa, Ariz. Hymie, his wife, daughter and son-in-law driving out. Hymie will fly back around Aug. 10 or 11. Then brother Harry and Front Money Plus . . . More Ops Must Get Together his wife will take off for Santa Clara, Calif. Irving Kaye, Irving Kaye Co., Inc., advises the firm is enjoying a most busy summer. Says the firm’s Equitable Commish Basis Conversion unit (converts 3-hole bumper pool tables into 6-hole regular

RUSSELL, KANS.—“I tried 60 %- pool game) going great. . . . Neither heat nor humidity halts the activities To Match Location Intake aggressive, hard working Gertrude Browne, Beacon, N.Y. She makes 40% commission basis 20 years ago of the her regular visit to wholesalers for parts, supplies and equipment. and had some good luck with it,” SOLDIERS GROVE, WIS.—Mike reports Orval F. Donley of this city. Young of Mike’s Musical Service, this “But,” he adds, “operators must get city, believes that front money plus together. We are all trying to make a more equitable commission basis a living and enjoy a profit on our Through The should be used, where necessary, so investment. as to have the operator somehow “For years I thought that operators match the location’s share of the couldn’t get together on a business Coin Chute intake. basis. I find that my operator competi- “You just can’t operate on one tors are all pretty nice guys. set commission basis,” Mike claims. UPPER MID-WEST MUSINGS “They want to make a living, too. “My route consists of over 400 And 60% -40% would be the easiest juke boxes and about 700 games in change that could be made at this Johnny Butterac, Arrowhead Amusement Co., Hibbing, Minn., has taken four states. on a line of ice cube machines, and is doing a very nice job of selling them time. With today’s prices, operators “First,” he adds, “we’ll take old in the range area. Says that the extra money along with his route helps simply must get more from the collec- a lot. . . . Fran Beffarra, Delmo Novelty Co., Hibbing, Minn., opened a premium machines. There’s lots of them in tion. discount-house in Hibbing and it’s going over big. . . . Chet LaDoux of Virginia, the country yet. Maybe some of them “It can only be done by united Minn., is spending a lot of time at his lake home. Moved the family to the won’t take in over $15 per month. lake last month. Chet is doing a lot of fishing. . . . Vern Howard of Virginia, effort. Why give it away?” Then what are you to do? Your cost Minn., is plenty busy these days. Vern opened a new store on the main street. of service, records, etc., is still there. Sells records, novelty jewelry, radios, and other novelties. ... Ed Petek of In such cases charge a weekly the we box in a location, good or bad, over Ely, Minn., in Mpls. Brought his family with him for the week. One of guarantee of $5. one year. reasons—so his family could see the Shriner’s parade. . . . Plenty of operators “If the machine does over $60 per “A real hot spot,” Mike advises, and their families will be in Mpls. the next ten days as the Mpls. Aquatennial “gets a brand new model. That makes month, this is still on older machines, opens Sat. July 20. . . . Leo and Earl of the B&B Novelty Co., Superior, Wise., the location hesitate, in many cases, then take we 60%. about switching operators. have a Summer Agreement. They alternate every other day and go fishing. “But with any good 100 or 200 are living their “Some of our competitors actually . . . The Davidson’s of Spooner, Wise., at summer cottage selection juke box I take $10 per offer ‘rewards’ for good locations. But which is only eight miles from town. Frank is in the lake every morning where the location knows that it will week front money guarantee and for a swim before going out on the route. . . . Dar Holsman of Big Fork, get the new model when it is presented that’s that. Minn., and Frank Mager of Grand Rapids, Minn., in Mpls. for the day to he’ll hesitate about changing to an- “You just have to keep on your other operator. pick up records and other misc. items. Both report that the resort areas toes,” Mike claims, “and watch your “At the same time,” Mike continues, are booming, filled to capacity every day. . . . Bun Mraz, Northland Music Co., service men. “I can write a book on location rela- Brainard, Minn., also reports that the tourists are coming through by the tions. I mix with them. Take them “Changing machines about, espe- thousands. Almost impossible to get accommodations. . . . Russell Gherty of to ball games, etc. That’s the only cially where location income is down, . way to make real friends and hold Baldwin, Wise., in town for the day making the rounds. . . Kenny Glen, helps a lot. I never leave any juke onto them.” Mayflower Dist. Co., St. Paul, Minn., taking a well deserved vacation. “fl’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” Page 53 The Cash Box August 3 , 1957

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lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIUIIIIIIIIlipilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM Spirit of optimism prevailing all over town. Most factory vacations over. They’re back to busy production schedules. Engineering depts. reported 6-PLAYER REGULATION BOWLER working ’way ahead on new games. Suggestions and ideas from ops and distribs being carefully considered and keenly analyzed. FEATURING: New ideas and new games the market wants are coming Wolberg soon, everyone believes. ... At ChiCoin, Sam TOTAL TEAM 4- Jam-Proof Ball Lift and Sam Gensburg very pleased at favorable reaction * from ops and distribs at their 2 plays for 25^ on the new SCORING! 4 Actual Gutters “Classic Bowling League”. “They like the idea and tell 4- Colored Reels for us it’s a step in the right direction”, says Wolberg, “even tho some of them change the chute back to dime.” Team Scoring Ed Levin and Mort Secore declare they’re taking orders 4* Black and White Reels for more of the new bowlers than the factory can ship.

. . . Sorry to hear that Joe Shields of Keeney suffered an attack. Joe will be in St. Catherine’s Hospital, Kenosha, for a few weeks. Would like to receive cards or letters from friends in the industry, as it gets kinda lonesome in a hospital room, reports Joe. Paul Huebsch says very outstanding selling job being done in E. Tenn. by recently appointed distrib South Dixon of Coin Automatic, Johnson City. South Dixon, by the way, is not a place, it’s a name. “He’s doing great”, asserts Paul, “with our games and venders.” Keeney’s southern-style salesman Vel Allbritten has been calling in shipping instructions this past week

from Atlanta. . . . Art Weinand of Williams advises that he frequently meets Paul Huebsch and his four kids at the Elks’ outdoor swimming pool. Added to Art’s own brood of three energetic splashers, means other visitors to the pool have to go into deeper water. Art also reports that Sam Stern is one of the busiest these days, planning months ahead and anticipating plenty action this coming fall season for the many Wil-

liams’ products. . . . Bill O’Donnell either in meetings or on the phones every minute. Too busy with Bally kiddie rides, “Sun Valley” and “ABC Tournament” even to think about vacations. ... Ted Rubenstein of Marvel, trying to find sales reps for his fast-moving “Lucky Horoscope”, encounters nothing but scarcity of men calling on the trade. “A salesman can take this ticket vender out and make a small fortune in no time”, sighs Ted. Bill DeSelm still can’t get over the outstanding hos- pitality extended to him and Lucy on their vacation out west early in July. The DeSelms spent a week in L.A. as guests of Charlie Robinson. Then visited with J. D. & CO., INC. 2600 W. FIFTIETH ST. RAY JONES Cox of Advance Automatic in S. F., and were escorted CHICAGO 32, ILLINOIS to Yosemite by Bob Portel and Ed Heinle. Back in harness again, Bill all enthused over collection reports on the new United “DeLuxe Bowling Alley”. Spreading the good word about all United games were Bob Bever traveling up the w.est coast, Johnnie Casola covering S.C., Ga. and La., A1 Thoelke making stops between Philly and Chi. . . . Mike Detzek of Champion Distributors advises that his 6-pocket pool conversion kit is taking hold in other parts of the country besides Chi. area. “Ops who have BRAND NEW AND GREAT! tried the conversion”, Mike stated, “say it’s the cheapest way to make more money”. . . . Arft Garvey notes that sales of Bally kiddie rides are up Williams ARROW HEAD (Single Player 5-Ball) sharply this past month. . . . Phil Moss of Atlas, Des Moines, minding the store all by himself this past week, while his staff away Williams DeLuxe 1957 BASEBALL on vacations. All working together at that efficient Gottlieb plant PHONE! WIRE! WRITE! were Dave, Nate, Sol, Alvin Gottlieb and Judd Weinberg. “Production of ‘Continental Cafe’ ”, Alvin reports, “has been going smoothly ever since we reopened the factory

July 15”. . . . Healthy boost in exports over at World Wide has Joel Stern examining the globe with a bright H gleam in his eye. “I get a real thrill”, says Joel, “out 1012-14 MILWAUKEE AVE., CHICAGO 22, ILL Phone: EVERGLADE 4-2600 of the fact that nearly all of these export orders are

. . like all owners, repeat business”. . Ben Coven, boat ever held.” Earl has arranged for a 15-piece band, and promises early knows what it means to be out of sight of land and want- mailing of tickets for reserved tables. . . . Letter from Sam C. Miller ing to get straight back and fast. Decided to do something advises he has discontinued operating phonos in Bowling JOE KLINE electronic portable about it. So now he’s marketing an Green, Ky. and is now a Methodist preacher in Crofton.

direction finder called “NaviGator”. . . . Phil Weinberg ... Ed Holstein suddenly became ill while servicing his brought in R. F. Jones to the Ballyplant last week. Then hied himself back route. Looked for a cop. Couldn’t find one, so dashed for

. . the to Texas. . Over at First, Joe Kline hobbling around showrooms with nearest hospital, which happened to be St. Luke’s. Re- a fractured toe. So Wally Finke took over many of the phone calls when Joe ceived treatment for the attack, then called his doc. couldn’t get to it fast enough. Sam Kolber busy checking off an export ship- Now Ed is recuperating at home. . . . Much comment ment. Fred Kline hopping from one customer to another. Wayne Toan heard this past week re The Cash Box’ predictions for the

territory. . . . and Eve Feinstein getting reported out in the Illinois Nate next 15 years (July 20, page 72). Substantiating one relaxation repoi'ts Atlas ready for two weeks of at Brown’s Lake. Nate prediction is news report indicating routes here will get flooded with repair jobs resulting from floods here and elsewhere in the bigger as next 15 years of development creates great state. Harold Schwartz, Eddie and Maurie Ginsburg report the firm getting job market for Chi. As an indirect result of the waterway more and more action on games as the weeks roll by. program, more than 11£ million new jobs will open HERB JONES It’s a girl again (the third) for Don and Nancy up. According to the Assn, of Commerce and In- Moloney. Elizabeth weighed 6 lbs., 3 oz. Mother and dustry these 1% million new jobs can support about

Hospital. . . . daughter doing very fine at Mercy Mac 2% million people. Besides, says the Assn., new plants in Chi should provide Brier of Donan claims he’s a capable enough do-it-your- jobs for 300,000 directly and another 400,000 indirectly. selfer to wire his home for his new air conditioning HAPPY BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK TO: F. H. Decker, Fond Du Lac, Wis. unit. . . . Glen Walters of & Music, Dayton, 0., W W . . . . Homer F. Prior, Cedar Falls, la. . . Les Montooth, writes to advise that the firm’s latest Phonovision instal- Peoria, 111. . . . Lewis Bogie, Lexington, Ky. . . . Nicholas lation increases collections and that there’s an 75%, P. Christy, Detroit, Mich. . . . George Burroughs, New extra per month advertising revenue from this unit. $25 Haven, Conn. . . . Leo Weinberger, Louisville, Ky. . . .

. . . With the summer season in full swing, John Frantz Sam Zelles, Shaker Heights, O. . . . Josephine Welsh, reports “Rifle Sport” production keeping him working New Orleans, La. . . . George A. Miller, Oakland, Cal. overtime to catch up with orders. Says John, “It’s a . . . Jerry Harris, Omaha, Nebr. . . . W. W. McCallum, good thing we built up a stock of counter games, because . . Ferrier, . . . DON MOLONEY Dallas, Tex. . Kenneth Oxnard, Cal. they’re moving out at fast clip, too”. . . . Herb Jones a W. H. Cooper, Augusta, Ga. . . . Mrs. Mary H. Hughes, o” Bally has the ideal hobby for a man who works at a Ladoga, Ind. . . . William Betz, St. Louis, Mo. . . . desk creating ideas all long. Herb remodels his home. Right he’s day now Donald W. McFarland, Galesburg, 111. . . . Mike Imig, in the middle of building a fence. Which means post holes have to be dug Yankton, S. D. . . . Edward H. Newell, Memphis, Tenn. first. . . . Joe Robbins at Empire, in the midst of phone calls signing and . . . David Berson, Harisburg, Pa. . . . Robert Mishelow, letters, gets distracted the blue ivy-league seersucker jacket sported IRV SANDLER by Hempstead, N. Y. . . . John M. Flowe, Sr., Greenwood, by Irv Sandler. .And Joe even more distracted by the fantastic propositions S. C. . . . Arthur R. Berg, Fairmont, Minn. . . . Joseph advanced by Frank Fabiano. Mangone, Miami, Fla. . . . Leonard J. Goldstein, Cincinnati, O. . . . William Earl Kies phones to report that the Chi Music Ops dinner-dance to be J. Barnett, Selma, Ala. . . . J. M. Flowe, Jr., Greenwood, S. C. . . . Muriel held at Morrison Hotel’s Terrace Casino, Sept. 14, will be “biggest affair Casola, Chicago, 111. . . . John J. Hourihan, Glendale, Ariz. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—ITSTERJSATIOISALLY” — Page 54 August The Cash Box 3 , 1957 WATCH GENCO! Through The for NEW and DIFFERENT GAMES Coin Chute that give you MORE OF EVERYTHING CALIFORNIA CUPPINGS Plenty of new big record hits sparking the activity along Pico Blvd. this MORE Player Appeal . . . week, bringing lots of operators into the one-stops and distributors. The MORE Exclusive Features . . . balmy weather is also getting everybody in the vacation mood. ... At Minthorne Music, Matt Nordberg just returned from a very successful selling MORE Quality Construction ... campaign in the San Diego territory, with the Seeburg “Jet-200.” Jack LaRue, Profit for the Operator! service engineer for Seeburg factory very pleased with the tremendous MORE turnout for the Seeburg Service school held at Minthornes this week. Harry Orlowski reports that Minthorne has added the Eastern Electric cigarette WATCH GENCO machine to the lines they carry, with operators very pleased with the convenience of the machine. . . . Martha Delagado enjoying a week’s vacation for news of the newest from California Music Co. Also at California Music, everyone is glad to hear that Gabe Orland is recuperating very nicely from his recent illness, Industry Sensations and is expected home from the hospital this week. Ted Hook is spending his days off working on the movie lots, and one day this week worked in the —COMING SOON IN THESE PAGES! new Elvis Presley picture, “Jailhouse Rock.” Sammy Ricklin says that the KEEP "ON THE GO" WITH GENCO record business is holding up very well during the summer months and “any talk of a ‘slump’ is only the comparison to last year’s figures.” According to Sammy, the business enjoyed such an extraordinary summer last year GENCO MANUFACTURING that any period would suffer by comparison. Much excitement at Sierra Distributors, where burglars made an un- Division of Chicago Coin Machine Company successful attempt to break into the building. The thieves tried to drill • 2621 N. ASHLAND AVE. CHICAGO 14, ILL. through the rear wall of the building to gain entry and apparently were scared off before they could complete the job. Wayne Copeland is at home recovering from an emergency appendectomy and should be back in the office this week. Wayne was attending a meeting of the Wurlitzer distributors for the western states in San Francisco when he was stricken and had to be NOW AVAILABLE ! rushed to the hospital. Gary Sinclair in town at Sierra and holding a meeting with the Sierra sales force. . . . Good to see The Cash Box charts being put to such good use at Leuenhagens Record Bar. Kay Solle has all the top seller NEW STYLE HEAVIER PENNY , charts posted for the convenience of operators, and is now posting the “Sure NICKEL AND DIME DISPENSERS Shots” to keep the operators informed of the up and coming records. All three Solle sisters, and their niece, Barbara, spent last weekend at Blue COIN CHANGE QUICKLY MADE Jay near Arrowhead as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kelly of Kelly’s SI 3.95 TO SATISFY CUSTOMERS. NO Music. Barbara was teling operator Frank Lamb of Montabello that she is picking Charlie Gracie’s Cameo record of “I Like You So Much It Hurts,” DELAY IN COUNTING COINS OR EA. as a hit, and advising him to get it for his boxes. JAMMING OF OLD DISPENSERS. Joe Crug, who has been operating for the last few years in the Pottsville, TOUCH THE LEVER AND FIVE Pa. area dropped into Badger Sales to visit A1 Silberman who was a class- mate of his fathers. was here vacationing, and decided liked California IN Joe he COINS DROP YOUR HAND. and would like to locate here, and had picked the Santa Barbara area as THE MOST DURABLE AND ACCURATE a tentative site for an operation. Don Ames reports from San Diego that COIN DISPENSER ON THE COIN operators like the new Keeney twenty-two column cigarette machine which MARKET. Badger is featuring. ... At Paul A. Laymon, Inc., Bill Fritz, Parts Depart- MACHINE ment manager was taking off for a few days vacation on a fishing trip to AVAILABLE IN 1c, 5c, 10c, 25c MODELS Big Bear Lake. Jimmie Wilkens busy on sales of Bally’s new “ABC Tourna- Inquiries accepted for local distributors. ment” Bowler, which features rubber pins which are actually hit by the Promote Kwik-Coin Dispensers in your area! new three and a half inch rubber ball. . . . Louis Brock is the new employee EXCLUSIVE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE at Norty’s Music Center, Louis has lived part of his life in Mexico City, so is well-equipped to handle his new job of being in charge of the Spanish department at Nortys. DUNIS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 100 ELLIOTT AVE., W., SEATTLE 99, WASH. PHONE: MUrdock 7740 Through The Repeat Export Biz At World Wide Coin Chute care in refinishing and checking machines as they do for domestic accounts.” DALLAS DOINGS As importers learned that they could depend on World Wide for B. H. Williams and family vacationing in California. . . . Bob Keel, sales prompt shipments, according to Stern, manager at Capitol Records’ local branch, together with Wayne Tappon, they began to send in standing orders branch operations manager, and their salesmen attending the national sales for quantities of games to be made meeting at the Capitol Tower in Hollywood. . . . Abe Susman of State Music ready and shipped according to speci-

Distributors on a business trip in south Texas. . . . Phil Weinberg, regional fications. sales manager for Bally Manufacturing Company, just returned from a week’s “The repeat business we are enjoy- trip to Chicago. . . . Garland de la Mar of Waco had a slight auto mishap ing,” says Joel Stern, “has come about, during his recent visit to our big city when another car collided with his. . . . in most instances, because we can Cliff Wilson of Walbox Distributing Company spent the weekend in Tulsa supply even scarce machines imme- with family. . . . Mrs. Faye Mullins is on vacation from her secretarial diately and in outstanding shape.” duties at Walbox Distributing Company. . . . Jimmy Woolsey of Fort Worth

back at work after a California vacation. . . . Gunnar Gabrielson, J. P. Seeburg 60%-40% On New field representative, away on a business trip which will cover five states. Gunnar and his family will be moving into their new home during August. JOEL STERN 50% -50% On Old . . . Ernie Tyler out of the R. Warncke Company office in San Antonio is up here local CHICAGO—Joel Stern, World Wide substituting for Jim Story, service manager at the Warncke Distributors, this city, reported this office, who is away on vacation visiting his family in Tennessee. . . . Sighted past week CHICAGO — Bernard Lazare of that the firm is enjoying' Buddy Clem from Paris shopping and visiting along coinrow. . . . Other, visitors increased repeat business Bern’s Amusements, this city, offers from Euro- to the local market included Fred Ellis and Wilbur Brisco from Waco; Mrs. pean customers. a suggestion which he believes will R. A. Titsworth and Buna Carr of Corsicana; Kenneth Rowe of Idabel, Okla- Stern attributed the constant growth prove best for most operators. homa; G. C. Ormond, W. F. Thomason, and Pete Selman from Longview; of repeat orders to the firm’s excellent “I believe that any machine,” ad- reconditioning and the large number Jiggs Hamilton, Fort Worth; H. K. Lyde, Sherman. . . . Benny Willard has of vises Lazare, “of not too recent vin- games available in stock at all joined the staff at American Amusement Company. . . . Anne Airhart, general times. tage that has been, or is close to manager and bookkeeper at Town North Music, spent her vacation deep sea “Our policy has always been,” Stern being amortized, should operated be fishing in Florida. . . . Irv Pinensky, owner of Eric Distributing Company in stated, “to provide our customers with on a 50-50 basis. San Francisco, attended the convention in Chicago and returned to the finest reconditioned equipment NAMM possible. “On new equipment, however,” he Dallas with John Rogers of the local Eric branch to visit for awhile. . . . Mrs. “Our mechanics know that they adds, “I feel that anything less than Joe Lautin of King Record Market has taken daughters Susie, Judy and Stuart must take the same pains and extreme 60% -40% is foolish.” to visit their grandmother, Mrs. H. M. Juster, in Minneapolis. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” The Cash Box Page 55 August 3, 1957

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is . . . Systems (Seeburg) a cute brunette named Dorothy Zepeda. Attractive 59’, 10th “Otherwise”, continues Bert, “he will Ave , New York 1 8, N. Y., LO 4-1 880 Marian Mapes, record buyer for Joskes, visiting with Christina Lansing at find himself in dire straits. With the 2?1 Frelinghuysen Avc., Newark 8, N.J., Bl 3-8777 Acme Record Distributing. . . . Harold Daily (H. W. Daily) returned from the high cost of equipment and operation, NAMM show in Chicago with statement that it was a really worthwhile con- 231 Windsor St., Hartford, Conn,, JA 7-4470 as we see it, he has no alternative vention. . . . Margie Kunkel, United Record Distributing, back from a pleasant but to turn himself into a salesman vacation. to make sure that he gets what he is entitled to for his investment and efforts. Day Front Money” “The days of just installing a ma- Suggests “Per Guarantee chine in a location on a 50-50 basis and operating that machine haphaz- GREENFIELD, MASS. — Arthur recommends $2 per day front money, ardly are over. An operator must con- K. Strahan of Mohawk Music Service, then 50-50. On 120 selection phono vert to 10i$. He must program prop- this city, who believes in 60%-40% he suggests $1.50 per day front mon- erly. He must keep his equipment up with a minimum on no wall box set- ey. On 100 selections he suggests to date and in shipshape appearance. ups and in 70%-30% plus minimum $1.25 per day and 50-50. This is all on “In other words”, concludes Bert, to cover costs, also has a unique plan current models. “he must become a businessman in the which he believes should appeal to On all other models, 100 selection highest sense. Otherwise he will not the trade. equipment, he recommends $1 per day survive the tough days ahead.” On a 200 selection phono, Strahan front money and then split 50-50.

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Better Kaye’s Pool Conversion Kicker Catcher Must Get Than 50% -50% & V Being Delivered — LOUISVILLE, KY. “Personally, I change. If enough of them do, it think that locations have always re- might be easier to. convince the others. BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Irving Kaye, ceived too commission,” reports much “However, the job would be easier Irving Kaye Company, Inc., this city, Branson of this city, “even in if this were attempted Hy as a concerted reports that the firm is making sub- the a nickel was really effort, rather days when than just by one, in- stantial deliveries of its new 6-hole worth 5c. dividual operator. conversion unit for Bumper pool “But because that’s the way it was “Also there will be some fringe games. started, and also due to the pressure operator who will offer anything just of competition, the commission basis to get a location. Even tho he loses Kaye advises that the conversion has been generally accepted on a 50-50 money doing it. fits all 3-hole Bumper pool games. “I don’t have any simple solution basis. “We are particularly proud of this or formula, but believe it to be one is question that operators conversion,” stated Kaye, “as we “There no of those things that will have to A.B.T. Rifle Sport Gallery can’t make it anymore on a straight work itself out from an economic supply a top grade slate top, which, 50-50. But what to do about it and standpoint. with its 6 holes makes it into a A.B.T. Challenger “Either you make money operating, how to change it to a more equitable regular pool table. We use 15 balls, or you go out of business. It’s as (Target Pistol) problem. each l-%" in diameter, and the shooter basis is another simple as that.” is 2" in Our complete new A.B.T. Weighing Scale “Each operator must survey his own diameter. problem and analyze each location to top frame and rails makes a new Pace Aristo Scale see where he can profitably change Deduct Record Cost As Well game out of an old pool table. to arrangement that will be “We have gone thru extensive loca- Manufacture and Sales over an tion tests” Kaye continued, “which more beneficial to him. WILMINGTON, N.C.—“We believe J. F. FRANTZ MFG. CO. “There are enough good businessmen the best way to enjoy a more equitable has resulted in exceptional cash box 1940 W. LAKE ST., CHICAGO 12, ILL. location owners who will real- return on our investment,” advises returns.” (Tel.: TAylor 9-2399) among L. B. (Mac) McCormick of this city, ize that the operator can’t continue Kaye stated that it takes only one Full Line of Parts at all times. Repairs “is, in addition to 10c play plus 60 %- h and Reconditioning on all A.B.T. equip- indefinitely on his present commission half hour to convert an old game 40%, to deduct the retail price of ment. : a w his conversion unit. basis. These locations may agree to all records as top money.” with

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WANT—To buy for cash 1436 Fire- WANT—Twenty Bingos, Beach Clubs FOR SALE — Hi-Speed Super Fast ball, 45 RPM and 1438 Comet. or Better—Also 10 or more Holly Shuffle Board wax. 24 one-pound Cranes. Needed at once. A-l Route- SEACOAST DIST., INC., 1200 cans per case, $8.50 f.o.b. Dallas, WANT man and Mechanic—Honest, Sober, NORTH AVE., ELIZABETH, NEW No Drifters—Can Almost Write His Texas. Sold on money back guar- JERSEY (Tel.: BI 8-3524). Own Ticket—For Right Person. antee. Distributor for D. Gottlieb, Write or Wire. ChiCoin, J. H. Keeney. STATE MU- WANT—Used 45 records, any amount. FOR SALE—Ten H-200. GEORGE SIC DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 3100 No R & B. Not over 6 months old. DENNEY’S AMUSEMENT CO., RT. and the freight. R. Bingos; Gottlieb ST., I pay 14

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Rockola 1446 50 FOR SALE—Big Ben; Hot Diggity; FOR SALE — Bally: Key Wests FOR SALE—Guns: Exhibit Jungle FOR SALE—10 ; Thunderbird; Skill Pool; Surf $295.00; Big Shows $275.00; Hunt, $375; Seeburg Shoot the All Makes and Models Kiddie Rides Circus Rifle Rider; Three Dueces; Lulu; Won- United: Manhattans $57.50; Bra- Spook, $75; Genco late model, including brand 200 derland; Snafu; Derby Day; Green zils $219.50; Monacos $199.50; Gallery (New), $425# V. B. DIS- new Show Times, Bingo Machines. Grand Slam; Guys Stardusts $159.50. TRIBUTORS, INC., 1012 MARKET Pastures; & NEW ORLEANS Call. DIS- Dolls. All priced at $10 above low NOVELTY CO., 115 MAGAZINE ST., ST. LOUIS 1, MO., (Tel.: Write, Wire, REDD Cash prices. ST., ORLEANS, LA. (Tel.: CEntral 1-9292). TRIBUTING COMPANY, INC., 298 Box GLOBE AUTO- NEW MATIC VENDING COMPANY, 291 CAnal 5306). LINCOLN ST., ALLSTON, MASS. WATER STREET, QUINCY, MASS. (Tel.: ALgonquin 4-4040). Tel.: MAyflower 9-0010). FOR SALE—Broadways, $245; Big Key Wests, $390; Shows, $320; FOR SALE — Games, Including Night Clubs, $270. All machines FOR SALE—AMI W-80 Wall Boxes, Hunter, $265; Gunsmoke, $345; cleaned and ready for location. 1/3 FOR SALE—All type* used AMI, Wur- $60 ea.; AMI W120 Wall Boxes, Bally Dude Ranch, $75; Gayety, Deposit, Balance COD or Sight litzer and Seeburg equipment. Clean ea. Chrome 100 $85; Miami Beach, $185; Broadway, Draft. NASTASI DIST. CO., 912 $62.50 ; Seeburg shopped or as is. Factory Dis- and $325; Night Club, $365; Big Show, POYDRAS, NEW ORLEANS 12, Selection Wall Boxes, $52.50 ea. tributor for Seeburg. DICKSON $475; Key West, $515; United LA., (Tel.: MA 6386). 631 W. All boxes checked and in perfect DISTRIBUTING CO., Tropics, Nevada, Man- CALIFORNIA, OKLAHOMA CITY, $40; $50; condition. UNITED DISTRIB- hattan, $105; Pixie, $160; Star- OKLA. (Tel.: REgent 6-3691). dust, $210; Evans Saddle & Turf, Extra coins UTORS, INC., 920 W. SECOND, FOR SALE—Millions of $195 (Club Model). Completely from clean Machines P.O. BOX 1995, WICHITA 12, are taken Reconditioned—Guaranteed. MICK- Clean Right With Lemonite. Carl KANSAS. (Tel.: HO 4-6111- FOR SALE Large stock of Bingos, EY ANDERSON, 314 EAST 11TH J. Speis, Evansville, Indiana, uses — 4-3504). Shuffle Alleys, Pool Games Phono- ST., ERIE. PA. (Tel.: 5-7549). and sells Lemonite—Try Lemonite ; graphs. If we don’t have what you Electric Contact Cleaner—Lemonite want, will an honest effort Contact Paste & Liquid Lube we make to get it. Distributors for United, GRACO SALES CO., ROUTE 1, FOR SALE—Reconditioned, Guaran- TENNES- Exhibit, Rock-Ola and Williams. FOR SALE—Lowest prices Thunder- BOX 403, ARLINGTON, teed, Wurlitzer 24 Record Hideaway SEE. Write for jobber’s discount. DAN bolts, Lightnings, $229.50 ea.; Hol- Cellar United, complete with Pack- STEWART CO., 140 EAST 2nd lywood Bowlers, $269.50; Chicago ard Adaptors, price, $80. Wallboxes, SOUTH, SALT LAKE CITY 11, Coin Super Home Run, $179.50; UTAH. (Tel.: DAvis 2-2473). Bingos, Pool Tables, trade for Kid- Write; clean, Wurlitzer 1080’s, $75. FOR SALE — 200 Seeburg, $6; die Rides, Arcade Equipment or broken plastics, AMI Model A’s No FEDOR MUSIC CO., 3004 SMITH write best cash offer. Ready for loca- $75; Seeburg 20 Selection Boxes DRIVE, ENDWELL, N. Y. tion. ALLIED DISTRIBUTING CO., changed over 10c, 3 for 25c; $10; FOR SALE — New Six Pocket Pool 786 MILWAUKEE AVE., CHICAGO. Wurlitzer 3020, $5; Two Vendor Table, 41x74". Write. 1st Grade ILL. (Tel.: CAnal 6-0293-4-5). Coin Changers, $65; 1717 Rock- 48" Cue Sticks, $1.69 ea.; $18 doz.; Ola Steppers, $30; Gold Star, $145; FOR SALE — 1 Post War Photomat. Rails with Live Rubber, Quality Stage Coach, $155; Gypsy Queen, Will trade for Bingos or Phono- Cloth, 32x48", $11.95 set; 3" Mar- $165. H & H MUSIC AND DIS- graphs. Very Slightly Used Six belized Rubber Balls, $1.49 ea. FOR SALE—22 Foot Rock-Ola Shuffle TRIBUTING, 1626 THIRD AVE., Pocket Pool Tables. Perfect Condi- CHAMPION DIST. CO., 3833 W. Boards. TOLEDO COIN MACHINE MOLINE, ILL. (Tel.: 4-6703). tion, $195. LIEBERMAN MUSIC DIVISION ST., CHICAGO, ILL. EXCHANGE, 814 SUMMIT, TOLE- CO., 257 PLYMOUTH AVE., NO., (Tel.: ALbany 2-3272). DO, OHIO. MINNEAPOLIS 11, MINN. (Tel.: FEderal 9-0031). FOR SALE—Expert Buyers Attention I In-Line Games, $35 & up; Pool FOR SALE—AMI F 120, Like New, SALE King Arthur, Twen- Tables, $50 A np; Pin Games, $25 FOR — $35; $545; AMI A, $49.50; AMI C, $95; ty Grand, Disc A np; Music, $75 A np; Kiddie FOR SALE—Bowling Alley Conversion $55; Jockey, $75; Wurlitzer 1800, $765; Wurlitzer Grand Slam, Four Corners, Rides, $100 A np. ASSOCIATED Kit. Needs no cutting of playing $85; 1700, $645; 4851 Wurlitzer Wall $85; Gypsy Queen, $185; GayeCy, AMUSEMENTS, INC., 8 field, takes approximately 3 hours RUGG j Telequiz, to install on old shuffle alley. Rub- Boxes, Like New, $12.50; $119.50; Miami Beach, $235. Make ROAD, ALLSTON 84, MASS. (Tel.: Machine, Like ber Balls. Fits almost all shuffle $65; Oxygen New, offer on Bright Lights, Bright Spots, STadium 2-4010). Shuffleboards: alleys. Write for low price. WEST $95; United Im- 3-4-5’s, Long Beach, Circus, Stars. SIDE DIST., 612 TENTH AVE., perial, $65; United Banner, $135; WANT—Big Times. NOBRO NOV- YORK, N. Y. (Tel.: Circle United Leader, $100; United Rain- ELTY CO., 142 DORE ST., SAN SALE Comes Extended Range NEW FOR — — 6-8464). bow, $95; Chicago Coin Triple FRANCISCO, CALIF. (Tel.: MA Speakers and Baffles. Quantity at Score, $45; Seeburg C, $475; See- 1-5438). modest prices. Engineered for heavy burg B, $395; Seeburg Wall Boxes, dnty use. Satisfaction guaranteed or $45. Large stock of Five-Balls and money will be refunded. Finished in "OR SALE — Seeburg V-200, very Bingo Machines. LEW JONES DIS- Limed Oak, Natural or Mahogany. clean, $775.00 ea. Make us your TRIBUTING CO., 1301 N. CAPI- FOR SALE — 3 Keeney Speedlanes, deposit, bal- Chicken Sam Rifle, Shuffle Bowlers, Packed two to a carton, $11.9S ea. best offer for 10. 1/3 TOL AVE., INDIANAPOLIS 2, IND. COVEN MUSIC CORP., 3181*8 ance C.O.D. YOUNG DISTRIBUT- (Tel.: MElrose 5-1593). Guns. Also Pool Tables—all makes ELSTON AVE., CHICAGO 18, ILL. ING, INC., 575 11th AVE., NEW and models. For best buys, write or (Tel.: INdepcndence 3*2210). YORK 36, N. Y. (Tel.: CHickering call: HY POLO AMUSEMENTS, 4-5050). INC., 1969 W. WILSON AVE., CHI- FOR SALE—Williams, United «ml CAGO 40, ILL. (Tel.: LOngbeach Chicago 1-3378). FOR SALE — Beach Beauty, $200 Coin Electric Front Pool Tables, $50 ea. Write. PENNSYL- Key West, $395; Big Show, $300; and Used Phono- FOR SALE — New VANIA VENDING CORP., 1826 E. Nite Club, $285; Broadway, $250; graphs, 5 Balls, Bingos, Shuffle Al- CARSON ST., PITTSBURGH 3, PA. Parade, $300; Big Time, $135; leys and Arcade Equipment. Dis- FOR SALE—All Games Cleaned and Saddle & Turfs, $155. CROWN tributors for AMI, United, Williams In Working Order. Seeburg “A” ’s NOVELTY CO., INC., 920 HOW- and Auto-Photo. CENTRAL DIS- (78’s), $175; Jumbo $275; ABC, ARD AVE., NEW ORLEANS, LA. TRIBUTORS, 2315 OLIVE ST., ST. FOR SALE — Complete line of used $275; Rockets, $65; Victory, $55; (Tel.: CAnal 7137). AOUIS, MO. (Tel.: Main 1-3511) Phonographs, Shuffle Games, Ciga- Mystic, $90; Triple Strike, $110; or 2805 MAIN ST., KANSAS CITY, rette Machines and various types of Flash Bowler, $70; Williams Four MO. (Tel.: HArrison 1-4747). all other games and equipment. Low- Bagger, $285; Used Pool Tables, FOR SALE—AMI F-120, $675; AMI est prices. Best merchandise. One Valley — Bally — Williams, $50; E-80, $400; Seeburg, M100C, $545; letter, wire or phone call will con- Bally Space Ship, $195 ; New Keeney Seeburg M100G, $695 ; Wurlitzer, vince you. We are factory repre- Coffee Machine, Write. Wire FOR SALE America’s finest recon- 1700, $575; Wurlitzer, 1800, $#95. — sentatives for United, Williams, Write or Phone HE 1-7577. 1/3 De- ditioned phonographs and music MONROE COIN MACHINE EX* Bally, DeGrenier and Genco. TARAN posit Required On Each Order. We accessories. Every one of our recon- CHANGE, INC., 2423 PAYNE AVE., DISTRIBUTING, INC., 3401 N.W. are exclusive factory distributors ditioned machines guaranteed beau- (Tel. : CLEVELAND 14, OHIO Su- 36th ST., MIAMI 42, FLA. (Tel.: for : Bally — Williams — Rock-Ola. tiful condition regardless of price. perior 1-4600). NEwton 5-2531). LAKE CITY AMUSEMENT CO., Tell what you need. Get our us 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, prices before you buy. ANGOTT OHIO, (Tel.: HE 1-7577). DISTRIBUTING CO., INC, 2616 FOR SALE — ChiCoin Flash Bowler, PURITAN AVENUE, DETROIT 21, FOR SALE Muto-Scope K.O. Champ, $100; ChiCoin Playtime, $100; — MICH. (Tel.: UNlversity 44)773). $350; Williams DeLuxe B. B., $100; United Chief, $75; United Official, King Of Swat, $275; Rock and Roll, SALE—Wurlitzer 1800, $695.00; $25; 1 ChiCoin Band Box Speaker, FOR $85; Gladiator, $265; Marathon, Wurlitzer $985.00; Seeburg $75. WANT—Late Bally Bingos. 2000, $285; Broadway, $325; Nite Club, V-200, $795.00; Seeburg Model “A” AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT CO., FOR SALE — Williams Jet Fighter, $400; Wurlitzer, 1800, $625. NEW converted to 45 RPM, $275.00. INC., 1000 PENNSYLVANIA ST., $150;. Exhibit Sportland Rifle, ENGLAND EXHIBIT CO., NEW- HASTINGS DISTRIBUTING COM- EVANSVILLE 8, IND. (Tel.: HA $125; Williams Safari, $225; Wil- TON, MASS. (Tel.: DE 2-1500). PANY, 6100 WEST BLUEMOUND 3-4508). liams Sidewalk Engineer, $150; ROAD, MILWAUKEE 13, WIS. Williams Crane, $175; Chicago (Tel.: BLuemound 8-6700). Coin Twin Hockey $225 ; Chicago FOR SALE — Inventory clearance — Coin Steam Shovel, $175; Relax- FOR SALE — Muto Photomatic with 100 selection Seeburg wallboxes, A-Lator (New), $200; Mercury envelope vendor, $250.00 worth sup- new chrome covers, new white but- Gripper (New), $24.50; Keeney plies all $475.00. Got. 2-Player WANT — Used 12' American Bank tons. Thoroughly reconditioned, Sportsman Rifle, $125. All Cleaned Tournament $265.00; Got. 4-Player Shuffleboards; 22' American & per box. Location. $42.50 Wire deposit im- and Shopped—Ready For Scoreboard $260.00 ; 2-Player Balls- Rockola Shuffleboards, & Over- mediately. Quantity limited. SHEL- MILLER-NEWMARK DISTRIBUT- A-Poppin’, $295.00, A-l condition. head Score Units. Quote best re- DON SALES, INC., 881 MAIN ING CO., 42 FAIRBANKS ST., C & W DISTRIBUTING CO., 301 sale price. STATE AMUSEMENT STREET, BUFFALO 3, NEW YORK. N.W., GRAND RAPIDS 2, MICH., MAIN STREET, JOPLIN, MO. CO., 1531 BROADWAY, TACOMA (Tel.: Lincoln 9106). (Tel.: GL 6-6807) (Tel.: MAyfair 4-3412). 2, WASH. (Tel.: FUlton 3-2282). The Cash Box Page 59 August 3, 1957 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION THE CASH BOX FOR SALE—We have a large stock of reconditioned Shuffle Games and Bingo. Write for list. WESTER- “The Industry’s Market Place” HAUS CORP., 3726 KESSEN AVE., MISCELLANEOUS CINCINNATI, OHIO. (Tel.: MOn- PUBLISHES MORE CLASSIFIED ADS EACH WEEK tana 1-5000). NOTICE—I will Build Slot Machines to Fit any Foreign Coin. Prices THAN ALL OTHER MAGAZINES IN THIS INDUSTRY Reasonable. SOUTHERN COIN FOR SALE—Bally, Key West $350.00; MACHINE EXCHANGE, JIM KELL, PUBLISH IN A MONTH — PROVING THAT THE Big Show $275.00; Parade $275.00; 712 CLAIBORNE DRIVE, NEW Nite Club $265.00; Broadway ORLEANS 21, LA. ENTIRE INDUSTRY RECOGNIZES THE CASH BOX' $230.00; Big Time $120.00; Terms CLASSIFIED AD SECTION AS 'THE INDUSTRY'S one third deposit, balance sight NOTICE—Attention Operators: It pays draft. GENERAL DISTRIBUTING to diversify your source of income! MARKET PLACE." COMPANY, 1609 ORLEANS AVE., Place Latex, Comb, Ball Point Pen NEW ORLEANS, LA. (Tel.: TU- machines and others in your pres- lane 6729). ent or new locations. Write for free CHECK OFF catalog. NATIONAL SANITARY WHICH DESIRE SALES, INC., 6640 N. WESTERN, YOU FOR SALE—Bingo’s: Pixie $125.00; DEPT. CB, CHICAGO 45, ILL. Gayety $65.00; Tahiti, Nevada $35.00; Fiveball’s: Whiz Kids, Springtime, College Daze, Pin Bowl- NOTICE—Louisiana & Southern Mis- CLASSIFIED AD RATE 10 CENTS PER WORD er, Georgia, Holiday $35.00 ea.; sissippi Operators. Your authorized Count every word including all words in firm name. Nambers in address count as 3-Dimensional Theatre $175.00; one word. ad Rock-Ola Distributor is HUEY DIS- Minimum accepted $1.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL Shuffleboard Electric Scoreboards, ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is not enclosed with order TRIBUTING CO. Write, wire or with coin rejector $35.00 ea. All your classified ad will be held for following Issue pending receipt of your check or cash. equipment checked and ready for phone. 3760 AIRLINE HIGHWAY, location. PACIFIC KIDDIE RIDES NEW ORLEANS 20, LA. (Tel.: Notice to 52x Special Classified advertisers. You are entitled to a classified ad DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1212 in each week's Issue containing no more than 40 words, which includes your firm name, VEmon 5-7976). address and telephone number. All words over 40 will be charged to you at the regular SOUTH TACOMA AVENUE, TA- rate of 10c per word. Please count words carefully. COMA, WASHINGTON. NOTICE—It’s your business to KNOW ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLOSES WEDNESDAY NOON AT THE FACTS! How can operator- THE CASH BOX, 1721 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. FOR SALE—14 and 11 foot Bowler cooperatives affect you? How can Parts Specials; Back glass protector, you get your locations’ cooperation? $11.95 ea. Plexiglas Pin Panel pro- How can “10c Play Plus” help you? tector, 12%"x23", $5.95 ea. Non- What percentage of the nation’s Use This Convenient Form For scuff rubber balls, 3", $1.95 ea. juke boxes feature 10c play? What WICO CORP, 2913 N. PULASKI percentage of U. S. amusements Your Classified Ad RD., CHICAGO 41, ILL. (Tel.: feature 10c play? All -this and more Mulberry 5-3000). appeared in The Cash Box. In addi- START HERE tion to “The Cash Box Price Lists” which, for over 18 years since their FOR SALE—100 Telequiz, with film. inception, have been internationally Reconditioned, refinished, ready for recognized and officially accepted location. or 5c 10c play. Special The Cash Box is the publication that price, $99.50. Write for quantity conceived the idea for MOA (Music prices and list of other equipment. Operators of America). The Cash G O R SALES, 5216 N. LECLAIRE Box originated and has constantly AVE., CHICAGO, ILL. (Tel.: AVe- crusaded for: “National Public Re- nue 3-6818). lations Bureau,” “Dime Play,” “Na- tional Credit Bureau,” “National FOR SALE — Wurlitzer 2000, $900; Board of Trade,” “National School Wurlitzer 1900, $825; Seeburg for Mechanics,” “2-Minute Record- M-100A, $225; United Handicaps, ings,” “Equalized Record Tone used, $435. WANT—All 45 rpm Level.” The Cash Box’ “Quarterly phonographs, especially Seeburg B’s, Export Edition” has won world wide C’s, R’s, G’s, and J’s. NATIONAL recognition and international ac- NOVELTY CO., 640 W. MERRICK claim. The Cash Box Annual Ency-

ROAD, VALLEY STREAM, L. I., clopaedic Edition plus its Anniver- N. Y. (Tel.: LOcust 1-6770 and sary Issue is accepted as “TheYear 6771). Book of the Industry.” When you send $15 for a full year’s (52 weeks) subscription to The Cash Box (just FOR SALE—Reconditioned Seeburg about two bits a week) you are get- 100 Selection Wall-O-Matics, Model ting what has been acclaimed by all

3W1, Chrome Covers, New Selection as : “The BIBLE of the Industry.” Buttons, New Aluminum Instruction Send your $15 check today to: THE Plates, $57.50. Telephone or wire CASH BOX, 1721 BROADWAY, collect. SYracuse 75-1631. DAVIS NEW YORK 19, N. Y. DISTRIBUTING CORP., 738 ERIE FIRM BLVD., E., SYRACUSE 3, N. Y. NOTICE—Diversification with no investment! Our program has already ADDRESS proven itself FOR SALE—Seeburg MI00A, $225; to leading operators. M100C, $575; M100G, $700; Make hundreds of dollars each week M100W, CITY ZONE STATE. $700; M100R, $800 ; 3W1 with our “Especially made for the Chrome, Wurlitzer $55; 1800, ‘profit’ trade merchandising ap- $750; 1900, Write, AMI D80, $300; TELEPHONE NUMBER 40, $175; Evans Century, $275. proach” in the specialty food field. MUSICAL SALES, 2334-36 OLIVE A.B.C. MFG. CO., 3441 W. NORTH STREET, ST. LOUIS 3. MO. (Tel.: AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL. CH 1-8561). ENCLOSE YOUR CHECK—AIRMAIL TO:

NOTICE—That idea you have can be- FOR SALE—Eight assorted 14 foot come a new coin operated device. bowlers — Bally, United, Chicago Contact Bob Young for Development Coin, Engineering THE Write, ready for location. T & and advice. BOB CASH BOX L DISTRIBUTING CO., 1663 CEN- YOUNG’S SERVICE, 3427 BEN TRAL PARKWAY, CINCINNATI LOMOND PL., LOS ANGELES 27, 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 9, N. Y. 14, OHIO. (Tel.: MAin 1-8751). CALIF. (Tel.: NO 2-3254). = — ! - ...... The Cash Box PRICE LISTS' '

(PHONOGRAPHS—Continued) THIS WEEK’S USED MACHINE QUOTATIONS 4. 1426, ’47, 20 Sel., 78 2* V200, ’55, 200 Sel, 45 RPM 35.00 65.00 RPM 690.00 825.00 4. ’48, Magic-Glo, 20 4. 18th YEAR OF PUBLICATION 1428, W1-L56 Wall Box 5c . 3.00 5.00 Sel., 78 RPM 35.00 75.00 4. 3W2 Wall-a-Matic 3.00 6.00 4. 1432, ’50, Rocket ’50-51, 4. W5L-56 5.00 10.00 930th CONSECUTIVE WEEK’S ISSUE 50 Sel., 78 RPM .... 75.00 100.00 4. 3W5-L56 Wall Box 5c, 4. 1432, Same as above 10, 25 c 5.00 10.00 Converted to 45 RPM 90.00 135.00 4. W6L-56 5/10/25 Wire- 4* 1434, ’51, Rocket ’51-’52, To Use “The Cash Box Price Lists” less 5.00 10.00 How 50 Sel., 78 RPM .... 120.00 175.00 4. [Also known as the “C. M. I. (Coin Machine Industry) BLUE BOOK”] 3W7-L-56 5.00 10.00 4. 1434, Same as above. 4* 3W1 Wall-a-Matic .... 40.00 60.00 times, wide differences appear in the quotation of high FOREWORD: Many Converted to 45 RPM 135.00 185.00 and low prices of certain equipment. Like any true reporter “The Cash Box 4. 1436, ’52, Fireball, 120 Price Lists” can only feature the market prices as they are quoted. “The Cash Sel, 45 RPM 145.00 265.00 WURLITZER Box Price Lists” act exactly the same as the market quotation board at the Stock 4. 1436A, ’53, Fireball, 120 4. 1015, ’46, 24 Sel, 78 Exchange posting the prices as they are quoted for the past week, regardless of — Sel, 45 RPM 165.00 285.00 RPM 25.00 60.00 how much they may seem to be out of line. Some prices do not change for 4. 1438, ’54, Comet, 120 months. “The Cash Box Price Lists,” rather than show no price, retain the last 4. 1017, ’46, 24 Sel, 78 Sel, 45 RPM 385.00 450.00 known quotations for Buch equipment so that the subscriber at least has the last RPM 25.00 65.00 4. 1446, ’54, Hi-Fi, 120 Sel, known prices as a basis to work with. Prices may be very widely divergent. 4. ’46, 45 RPM 485.00 650.00 1080, 24 Sel, 78 Someone on the West Coast may feel a certain machine worth $150.00 whereas 2. 1448, ’55. Hi-Fi, 120 Sel, RPM 35.00 75.00 someone on the East Coast may think it worth but $75.00. Of course, serial, 45 RPM 595.00 800.00 4* 1100, ’47, 24 Sel, 78 appearance, demand, territory, quantity, and condition of equipment must be RPM 60.00 100.00 taken into consideration. (Some equipment offered by outstanding firms, having 4. 1217, ’50, Hideaway, 48 a reputation for shipping completely reconditioned machines, will be offered SEEBURG Sel, 45 or 78 RPM. . 65.00 130.00 at higher prices than others, due to the added cost of reconditioning.) “The 4. 146S, ’46, Standard, 20 4. 1250, ’50, 48 Sel, 45 Cash Box Price Lists” reports each quotation exactly as it is made and depends Sel, 78 20.00 40.00 RPM . or 78 RPM ... . 95.00 145.00 on the subscriber to make average price adjustments to fit the peculiarities of 4. 146M, ’46, Master with 4* 1400, ’51, 48 Sel, 45 his territory. Remote Attach, 20 or 78 RPM .. 125.00 METHOD: “The Cash Box Price Lists” should be read as follows: First 195.00 Sel, 78 RPM 20.00 40.00 4. 1450, ’51, 48 Sel, 45 or price listed is lowest price quoted for the week; Second price listed is highest 4. 147S, Standard, 20 Sel, 78 price quoted. RPM .. 135.00 195.00 20.00 50.00 4. 1500, ’52, 104 Sel, 45 FOREIGN BUYERS: To cover cost of packing, crating, shipping, etc, figure 4. 147M, 47, Master with & 78 Intermix ...... 195.00 240.00 an additional $20 to $25 on Pin Games—and $25 to $30 on Phonographs. Remote Attach, 20 4. 1500A, ’53, 104 Sel, 45 & CODE Sel, 78 RPM 20.00 55.00 78 Intermix .. 225.00 275.00 4. 148S, ’48, Standard, 20 4. 1600, ’53, 48 Sel, 45 & 1. Prices UP 5. No quotations Last 2 to 4 Weeks Sel, 78 RPM 20.00 60.00 78 Intermix .. 225.00 325.00 2. Prices DOWN 6. No quotations 4 Weeks or Longer 4. 148M, ’48, Master with 4. 1650, ’53, 48 Sel, 45 3. Prices UP and DOWN 7. Machines Just Added Remote Attach, 20 RPM .. 250.00 350.00 4. No change from Last Week * Great Activity 20.00 65.00 4. 1650A, ’54, 48 Sel, 45 or 4. 148ML, ’48, Light Cab. 78 RPM .. 275.00 395.00 Master with Remote 2* 1700, ’54, 104 Sel, 45

REGARDING SELLING PRICES Attach, 20 SeL, 78 RPM . . 500.00 600.00 20.00 70.00 1* 1800, ’55, 104 Sel, 45 4* M100A, ’49, 100 Sel, RPM . 595.00 795.00 78 RPM 165.00 225.00 1* 1900, ’56, 104 Sel, 45 2* M100B, ’51, 100 Sel, RPM . . 675.00 895.00 IMPORTANT 340.00 425.00 1* 2000, ’56, 200 Sel, 45

2. M100BL, ’51, 100 Sel, RPM . . 695.00 1035.00 Reports received indicate that, in some cases, purchasers become upset due 45 RPM, Light Cab. 340.00 450.00 4. 2140 Wall Box .... 3.00 5.00 4* 4. ’53, . to the fact that they cannot, many times, buy equipment listed in the lower M100C, 100 Sel, 3020 Wall Box . 2.50 9.00 price brackets. Sometimes sellers of machines listed at from $10.00 to $25.00 450.00 575.00 4. 3048 (Conv. of 3020) 5.00 8.00 2* ask from $50.00 up to $75.00 and even more for these very same machines. HF100G, ’45, 100 Sel, 4. 3031 Wall Box .... 3.00 8.00 Purchasers of such equipment must realize that machines in the very low 45 RPM 575.00 725.00 4. 3045 Wall Box 4.00 10.00 4* HF100R, ’54, 100 4. 4820 priced categories are much worn to be priced at these low figures. To completely Sel, Wall Box .... . 10.00 20.00 4* 650.00 800.00 4851 . recondition such machines, the reconditioner must add onto his price the cost Wall Box ... . 10.00 25.00 of transportation to obtain these machines, the labor, parts and supplies needed to recondition the machines, plus the cost of cartons, crates and labor for packing and shipping of the machines, in addition to a decent profit which rrrrli will, in most cases, raise the price of a $10.00 to $20.00 machine to anywhere from $50.00 to $75.00 and up. In the case of arcade and kiddie ride machines these may even be higher due to the fact that many of the parts have to be made by hand or contracted for at some machinist shop, since manufacturers of many of the old arcade machines and kiddie rides are no longer in business and it is impossible to obtain parts for reconditioning. Purchasers of such equipment should take these facts into consideration and, at the same time, should also realize that many buyers today have their own repair and recon- Manufacturers and date of game’s release listed. Code: (B) Bally; (CC) Chicago ditioning departments as well as experienced mechanics, such buyers will Coin; (Ev) Evans; (Ex) Exhibit; (Ge) Genco; (Got) Gottlieb; (Ke) Keeney; purchase machines “as is”, at prices quoted by the trade at large, and recondi- (Un) United; (Wm) Williams. tion the machines themselves to meet their own operating standards. 4. ABC (Un 3/52) 20.00 (Got 7/56) 225.00 240.00 4. Ace High (Got 2/57) . . 275.00 375.00 - - — — — —— I — .. 4. C.O.D. ... _ _ — — c~ 4. Across the Board (Un (Wm 9/53) 50.00 85.00 “““ M - ~ — 20.00 45.00 y — — 9/52) 2. Colors (Wm 11/54) 110.00 140.00 -j A £ A 4. All Star Basketball 4. Coney Island (B 9/52) 20.00 50.00 / (Got 1/52) 20.00 30.00 — — - 5 i * > HI J * t 4. Control Tower y£L — — — — — — 4. Arabian Knights (Wm 3/51) 15.00 25.00 — (Got 12/53) 85.00 120.00 T" Lphonggrjiphs; 4. Coronation (Got 11/52) 30.00 75.00

4. Arcade (Wm 11/51) . . 25.00 35.00 4. County Fair (Un 9/51) 15.00 30.00 LISTED ALPHABETICALLY 4. Army-Navy (Wm 10/53) 35.00 65.00 4. Crossroads (Got 5/52) 45.00 65.00 4* Model G-120, ’55, 120 4. Atlantic City (B 5/52) 25.00 65.00 AMI 4. Crosswords (B 1/56) . . 195.00 295.00 Sel, 45 RPM 595.00 750.00 4. Auto Race (Got 9/56) 250.00 285.00 4* 4. Cue Ball (Wm 2/57) . 275.00 300.00 4. Model A, ’46, 40 Sel., Model G-200, ’56, 200 4. Balls-A-Poppin,

2. Cyclone (Got 5/51) . . . 20.00 40.00 78 RPM 35.00 95.00 Sel, 45 RPM 725.00 825.00 (B 11/56) 225.00 295.00 4. 4. Model B, ’48, 40 Sel., WM Wall Box 5.00 10.00 2* Beach Beauty (B 11/55) 190.00 275.00 4. Daffy Derby (Wm 8/54) 75.00 130.00 4. SM or SL Stepper .... 10.00 15.00 2* 78 RPM 75.00 125.00 Beach Club (B 2/53) . 30.00 55.00 4. Daisy May (Got 7/54) 125.00 155.00 2* Model C, ’50, 40 Sel., EVANS 4. Beauty (B 11/52) 40.00 60.00 4. Dealer “21” (Wm 2/54) 35.00 80.00 78 RPM 85.00 135.00 4. Big Ben (Wm 9/54) . . 75.00 130.00 4. Derby Day (Got 5/56) 175.00 220.00 1* ’51, 4. ’47 4* Model D-40, 40 Sel., Mills Constellation, Big Show (B 9/56) . . 300.00 500.00 4. Diamond Lill

78 RPM 150.00 250.00 Model 951, 40 Sel, 4. Big Hit (CC 7/52) . . . 20.00 40.00 (Got 12/54) 110.00 145.00 2* D-80, ’51, 78 2* Model 80 Sel., 25.00 45.00 . . RPM Big Time (B 1/55) . 120.00 190.00 4. Disk Jockey (Wm 11/52) 35.00 70.00 45 4. Constellation, ’49, 255.00 325.00 . RPM Model 4. Blondie (CC 8/56) . 195.00 250.00 4. Domino (Wm 5/52) 25.00 50.00 2 * Model E-40, ’53, 40 Sel., 135, 40 Sel, 78 RPM 65.00 90.00 4* Brazil (Un 10/56) .... 245.00 350.00 4. Double Action (Gel/52) 15.00 30.00 45 RPM 275.00 350.00 4. Jubilee, ’52, Model 245, 4. Bright Lights (B 5/51) 25.00 45.00 4. Double Feature 2* Model E-80, ’53, 40 Sel., 40 Sel, 45 RPM .... 100.00 150.00 4. Bright Spot (V 11/51) . 35.00 65.00 (Got 12/50) 15.00 30.00 78 295.00 400.00 4. ’52, 2* 2* RPM . Century, Model 2045, Broadway (B 12/55) . 230.00 350.00 Double Header (B7/56) 300.00 450.00 3* ’53, Model E-120, 120 . . . 100 Sel, 45 RPM 200.00 275.00 4. Cabana (Un (3/53) . . . 20.00 65.00 4. Dragonette (Got 6/54) 100.00 150.00 Sel., 45 RPM 350.00 450.00 4. Capri (CC 10/56) .... 145.00 245.00 2. Dude Ranch (B 9/53) 40.00 75.00 4. Model F-80, ’54 80 Sel., ROCK-OLA # 4. Caravan (Un 2/56) . . . 195.00 275.00 4. Duette (Got 4/55) .. .. 165.00 195.00 45 495.00 RPM 650.00 6. 1422, ’46, 20 Sel, 78 4. Caravan (Wm 6/52) . 30.00 50.00 4. Easy Aces (Got 12/55) . 175.00 215.00 4* Model F-120, ’54, 120 RPM 25.00 60.00 4. Chinatown (Got 10/52) 35.00 75.00 4. Eight Ball (Wm 1/52) . 25.00 45.00 Sel., 45 RPM 495.00 675.00 6. 1424. ’46, Playmaster 4. Circus (Un 8/52) 35.00 55.00 4. Fairway (Wm 6/53) . 40.00 55.00 4. ’55, Model G-80, 80 Sel., Hideaway, 20 Sel, 78 4. Circus Wagon 4. Five Star (Univ 5/51) . 20.00 40.00 45 575.00 RPM 725.00 . RPM 30.00 60 00 (Wm 10/55) 185.00 250.00 4. Flag Ship (Got 1/57) . 295.00 365.00

COPYRIGHTED 1957. REPRODUCTION NOT PERMITTED. ... . m The Cash Box PitICE LISTS The Cash Box Page 61 August 3, 1957 (PINBALL GAMES—Continued)

4. Flying High (Got 2/53) 50.00 75.00 2. Peter Pan (Wm 4/55) . 125.00 160.00

4. Four Bells (Got 10/54) 125.00 150.00 2. Piccadilly (Wm 5/56) . 200.00 275.00

2. Four Corners 4. Pin Bowler (CC 6/50) . 10.00 20.00 (Wm 12/52) 45.00 80.00 4. Pin Wheel (Got 11/53) 65.00 100.00 4. Four Horsemen 2* Pixie (Un 10/55) .... 100.00 160.00

(Got 9/50) 15.00 30.00 4. Play Ball (CC 1/51) . 15.00 20.00 SHUFFLES 4. “400” (Upright) 4. Poker Face (Got 9/53) 55.00 85.00

(Ge 10/52) 30.00 50.00 4. Quartet (Got 2/52) . . . 45.00 65.00 Bally Victory Bowler 4. Genco Shuffle Pool 4. Four Stars (Got/52) 30.00 60.00 2. Queen of Hearts (5/54) 55.00 125.00 (11/53) 25.00 75.00 4* Frolics (B 10/52) .... 35.00 80.00 (Got 12/52) 40.00 70.00 Bally Champion 2. Genco Match Pool 4. Frontiersman 2. Quintet (Got 3/53) ... 40.00 90.00 Bowler (5/54) .... 60.00 130.00 (2/54) 50.00 80.00 (Got 11/55) 120.00 170.00 4. Race The Clock Bally Jet Bowler (8/54) 65.00 150.00 2. Gottlieb Bowlette (3/50) 10.00 25.00 2. Fun House (Wm 10/56) 220.00 260.00 (Wm 5/55) 125.00 210.00 Bally Rocket Bowler 4. Keeney Super DeLuxe 4* 2. Rainbow . 275.00 310.00 Gay Times (B 6/55) . 100.00 190.00 (Got 12/56) (8/54) 65.00 155.00 League Bowler (3/52) 25.00 70.00 2* Gayety (B 3/55) .... 45.00 120.00 4. Regatta (Wm 11/55) . 95.00 165.00 Bally Mystic Bowler 4. Keeney High Score 4. Georgia (Wm 7/50) 15.00 35.00 4. Register (Got 10/56) .. 325.00 365.00 (12/54) 90.00 165.00 League (5/52) 25.00 60.00 4. 4. Gladiator (Got 1/56) . 225.00 275.00 Rio (Un 11/53) 35.00 70.00 Bally Magic Bowler 4. Keeney Team (10/52) 25.00 65.00 1. Globe Trotter 4. Rocket (Ge 5/50) 15.00 25.00 (12/54) 95.00 185.00 4. Keeney Club (4/53) 25.00 85.00 (Got 11/51) 15.00 40.00 4. Rockettes (Got 8/50) . . 20.00 30.00 Bally Blue Ribbon 4. Keeney Domino (5/53) 30.00 135.00 2. Golden Nugget 4. Rodeo (Un 2/53) ... . 35.00 80.00 (3/55) 145.00 250.00 2. Keeney Carnival (5/53) 40.00 140.00 (Upright) (Ge 2/53) 30.00 50.00 4. Rose Bowl (Got 10/51) 20.00 35.00 4* Bally Gold Medal 4. Keeney Pacemaker 4. Gold Star (Got 8/54) . 125.00 165.00 Saddle and Turf (3/55) 160.00 260.00 (9/53) 45.00 145.00 4. Grand Champion (Ev 10/53) 100.00 200.00 Bally ABC Bowler 4. Keeney Mainliner (Wm 3/53) 45.00 90.00 4. (Club Model) 125.00 200.00 (7/55) 275.00 350.00 Bowler (1/54) 55.00 150.00 4. Grand Slam (Got 4/53) 40.00 85.00 4. Scoreboard (Got 4/56) 225.00 260.00 DeLuxe model 275.00 360.00 2. Keeney Bonus Bowler 4. Green Pastures 4. Screamo (Wm 4/54) 45.00 110.00 Bally Congress (7/55) . 275.00 375.00 (3/54) 60.00 155.00 (Got 1/54) 60.00 100.00 4. Sea Belles (Got 8/56) 255.00 310.00 DeLuxe model 280.00 380.00 2. Keeney Diamond 4. Gun Club (Wm 11/53) 35.00 75.00 4. Sea Jockeys Bally Jumbo Bowler Bowler (5/54) 70.00 160.00 4. Guys-DoUs (Got 5/53) . 30.00 95.00 (Wm 11/51) 30.00 65.00 (9/55) 275.00 390.00 4. Keeney Bikini (6/54) . 75.00 170.00 4. Gypsy Queen (Got 2/55) 135.00 185.00 4. Select-A-Card Bally King Pin Bowler 4. Keeney Century (6/54) 90.00 180.00 (Got 4/50) 10.00 25.00 4. Handicap (Wm 6/52) . 30.00 50.00 (9/55) 275.00 395.00 4. Keeney American (9/54) 90.00 185.00 4. Happy Days (Got 7/52) 35.00 65.00 4. Shindig (Got 10/53) . . 50.00 110.00 ChiCoin 6-Player (8/51) 35.00 50.00 2. Keeney National (9/54) 90.00 190.00 4. Happy-Go-Lucky 4. Shoot The Moon ChiCoin 6-Player 2. Keeney Speedlane (Got 3/51) 20.00 30.00 (Wm 11/51) 30.00 55.00 DeLuxe (5/52) 35.00 50.00 (4/55) 75.00 230.00 4. Harbor Lites (Got 2/56) 165.00 210.00 4. Show Boat (Un 12/52) 45.00 70.00 ChiCoin Match Bowler 2. United 6-Player Super 4. Show Time (3/56) .... 495.00 550.00 4. Harvey . . . 20.000 (Wm 5/51) 40.00 (6/52) 35.00 60.00 (3/52) 20.00 45.00 4. Havana 2. Silver Chest (Upright) (Un 2/54) .... 35.00 80.00 ChiCoin Bowl-A-Ball 4. United 4-Player Official 4* Hawaii (Ge 4/53) 50.00 70.00 (Un 6/54) .... 40.00 90.00 (10/52) 35.00 65.00 (5/52) 25.00 50.00 4. Silver Skates (Wm2/53) 30.00 55.00 2. Hawaiian Beauty ChiCoin Match 2. United 6-Player Super 4. Singapore (Un 10/54) . 25.00 95.00 (Got 4/54) 100.00 120.00 Bowl-A-Ball (11/52) 35.00 70.00 (7/52) 30.00 55.00 4. Skill Pool (Got 8/52) . 35.00 70.00 4. Hayburner (Wm 6/51) 25.00 45.00 ChiCoin 10th Frame 2. United 10th Frame 4. Skyway (Wm 8/54) . . . 60.00 120.00 Special (12/52) 35.00 75.00 Star (9/52) 30.00 60.00 4. Hi-Fi (B 6/54) .... 25.00 90.00 4. Slugfest (Wm 3/52) 25.00 45.00 ChiCoin Name Bowler 2. United Manhattan 10th 4. Hit ’N Run (Got 4/52) 25.00 4. Sluggin’ Champ 50.00 (1/53) 35.00 80.00 Frame (9/52) 35.00 65.00 (Got 4/55) 145.00 190.00 4. Holiday (Ke 12/51) 20.00 35.00 4. United Manhattan 4. Smoke Signal ChiCoin 10th Frame 4. Hong Kong (9/52) 35.00 80.00 (Wm 9/51) 20.00 35.00 (Wm. 10/55) 135.00 165.00 Double Score Bowler 4. United 10th 2. Horsefeathers (2/53) 35.00 80.00 Frame 4. Snafu (Wm 12/55) . . . 135.00 185.00 Super (10/52) 35.00 80.00 (Wm 1/52) 20.00 40.00 4. Southern Belle ChiCoin Crow'n (4/53) 35.00 95.00 4. United Cascade (2/53) . 35.00 80.00 4. Horse Shoe (Got 6/55) 150.00 175.00 ChiCoin Crown, Giant 4. ok nn United Clover (2/53) . 35.00 30.00 (Wm 12/51) 15.00 25.00 4. South Seas (Un 5/56) 150.00 325.00 Pins (4/53) 40.00 yo.uu 4. United Liberty (2/53). 35.00 80.00 4. 4. Hot Diggity Spark Plugs (Wm 9/51) 20.00 30.00 ChiCoin Triple Score (Wm 8/56) 225.00 295.00 4. United Classic (6/53) . 35.00 85.00 4. Spitfire (Wm 2/55) . . . 60.00 120.00 (6/53) 25.00 95.00 4. 4. United Olympic (6/53) 35.00 85.00 Ice-Frolics (B 1/54) . . 40.00 85.00 4. Spot Lite (B 1/52) . . . 25.00 50.00 ChiCoin Gold Cup 4. United 4. Royal (9/53) 35.00 90.00 Jalopy (Wm 8/51) . . . 25.00 45.00 4. Sportsman (Wm 2/52) . 20.00 30.00 (7/53) 50.00 100.00 4* United Imperial (9/53) 40.00 90.00

4. Jockey Club (Got 5/54) 70.00 130.00 1. Springtime (Ge 3/52) . 15.00 35.00 ChiCoin High Speed 4. DeLuxe model 40.00 95.00 2. Jolly Joker (Un 4. Stage Coach (Got 11/54) 135.00 165.00 11/55) 50.00 120.00 4. United Chief (11/53) . 40.00 110.00 3* Crown (7/53) 50.00 100.00 Stardust (Wm 3/56) . . 125.00 210.00 4* 4. Jubilee (Got 5/55) .... 230.00 270.00 ChiCoin United Leader (11/53) 50.00 115.00 4. Starfire 1/57) ... 250.00 275.00 High Speed (Wm 4. DeLuxe model 50.00 115.00 4. Jumping Jacks (Upright) 2* Triple Score (8/53) 50.00 125.00 Starlets (Un 12/55) . . 120.00 195.00 4* United Team (1/54) . . 50.00 125.00 (Ge 12/52) 20.00 40.00 4. Star Pool (Wm 10/54) . 85.00 150.00 ChiCoin Advance 4. DeLuxe 55.00 i on nn model 130.00 2* Key West (B 12/56) 365.00 545.00 4. Stars (Un 6/52) 30.00 40.00 (10/53) 50.00 loU.UU 4. United League (1/54) . 55.00 135.00 4. King 4. Starlite (Wm 3/53) . . . 35.00 50.00 Pin . (CC 12/51) 20.00 40.00 ChiCoin King (10/53) 50.00 135.00 2. DeLuxe model .... 55.00 140.00 4. Steeple Chase 20.00 4. (Unl/52) 30.00 Knockout (Got 1/51) . 15.00 25.00 ChiCoin Criss Cross 2. United Ace .... 60.00 145.00 4. Struggle Buggies (5/54) 4. Lady Luck (Got Bowler (12/53) .... 50.00 140.00 9/54) 85.00 150.00 (Wm 12/53) 40.00 75.00 2. DeLuxe model 60.00 150.00 4. Lazy “Q” ChiCoin Super Frame (Wm 2/54) . 45.00 100.00 4. Sunshine Park 2. United Rainbow (5/54) 60.00 155.00 (3/54) 50.00 JLOU.UUi c;n nn 4. Leaders (B 12/52) 20.00 30.00 * (Un 10/51) . . 20.00 35.00 2 United Banner (8/54) . 65.00 160.00 4. Super Jumbo ChiCoin Starlite (5/54) 65.00 -LUU.UUi no 4. Lite-A-Line (Ke 6/52) . 35.00 50.00 2. DeLuxe model 65.00 165.00 (Got 10/54) 250.00 285.00 ChiCoin Feature (7/54) 65.00 165.00 4. Long Beach (Wm 7/52) 35.00 55.00 4. Super-Score (Wm 9/56) 225.00 250.00 ChiCoin Holiday (9/54) 70.00 170.00 2. United Shuffle Targette 4. (8/54) 70.00 165.00 Lovely 4. . Lucy (Got 2/54) 50.00 120.00 Surf Club (B 3/54) . . 25.00 85.00 ChiCoin Flash (10/54) 70.00 175.00 4. Lucky Inning 4. Surf Rider (Wm 12/56) 235.00 260.00 ChiCoin Playtime 2. DeLuxe model ... 70.00 170.00 4. Sweepstakes (Wm 1/52) 30.00 60.00 4. (Wm 5/50) 15.00 25.00 (10/54) 95.00 190.00 United Speedy (8/54) . 70.00 170.00 2. Sweet-Add-A-Line 4. Lulu 4* (Wm 12/54) . 125.00 175.00 ChiCoin Fireball Un. 11th Frame (10/54) 70.00 170.00 (Got 7/55) 145.00 165.00 4. Mad. Sq. (11/54) 95.00 225.00 Garden 4. Tahiti (Un 8/53) 25.00 70.00 4. DeLuxe model 70.00 175.00 ’ (Got 6/50) 20.00 30.00 2. Three Deuces ChiCoin Thunderbolt 4. United Comet Targette 4. Majorettes (Wm 4/52) 20.00 35.00 (Wm 8/55) 150.00 180.00 (12/54) 110.00 225.00 (11/54) 95.00 180.00 4. Manhattan 4. Three Four Five ChiCoin Triple Strike (Un 4/55) . 65.00 150.00 4. DeLuxe model 95.00 185.00 (Un 6/51) 15.00 25.00 4. Marathon (2/55) 110.00 225.00 (Got 10/55) . 245.00 285.00 4. United Mercury (12/54) 95.00 185.00 4. Thunderbird ChiCoin Arrow . 4. Marble (2/55) 160.00 225.00 4. Queen (Wm 5/54) 70.00 120.00 DeLuxe model 95.00 190.00 ChiCoin Criss Cross (Got 8/53) 60.00 90.00 2. 2. Tim-Buc-Tu (Wm 1/56) 135.00 185.00 United Mars (1/55) . . . 95.00 195.00 Targette 4. Mermaid (1/55) .... 35.00 130.00 (Got 6/51) . . 20.00 30.00 4. Times Square 2. DeLuxe model 100.00 195.00 4. (Wm 4/53) 40.00 70.00 DeLuxe model 40.00 140.00 Mexico (Un 3/54) .... 45.00 100.00 2. Un. Lightning (2/55) . 110.00 195.00 2* Miami Beach 4. Toreador (Got 6/56) 265.00 300.00 ChiCoin Bonus Score (B 9/55) 125.00 220.00 2. DeLuxe model 110.00 200.00 4. Touchdown (Un 1/52) . 20.00 30.00 (4/55) 175.00 245.00 4. Minstrel Man 4. 4. Tournament (Got 8/55) 210.00 265.00 ChiCoin Big United Venus (3/55) . 110.00 200.00 (Got * League 3/51) 20.00 40.00 2 Triple Play (Un 8/55) 90.00 165.00 (5/55) 175.00 250.00 4. DeLuxe model 120.00 210.00 2* 4* Monaco (Un 8/56) .... 210.00 350.00 Tropicana (Un 1/55) . 55.00 130.00 4. United Clipper (5/55) 125.00 4* ChiCoin Hollywood 215.00 Tropics (Un 7/53) . . . 25.00 55.00 4. Mystic Marvel (5/55) 175.00 260.00 4. DeLuxe model 125.00 220.00 2. Twenty Grand (Got 3/54) 100.00 135.00 ChiCoin Blinker (8/55) 225.00 275.00 4. Un. Derby Roll 12/52) . . (5/55) 125.00 220.00 2* (Wm 20.00 40.00 Nevada (Un 8/54) .... 30.00 80.00 ChiCoin 4. Twin Bill (Got 1/55) 120.00 160.00 Score-A-Line 4. DeLuxe model 125.00 225.00 2. Niagara (Got 12/51) 20.00 40.00 4* (9/55) 235.00 285.00 4. Variety (B 9/54) .... 50.00 115.00 Un. 5th Inning (6/55) . 125.00 230.00 4. Nifty (Wm 12/50) .... 10.00 20.00 ChiCoin Bowling Team 4. Watch My Line 2. DeLuxe model 125.00 235.00 2* Night Club (B 4/56) . 230.00 400.00 (10/55) 195.00 290.00 (Got 9/51) 15.00 30.00 2. United Capitol (6/55) 150.00 240.00 4. “9” Sisters (Wm 1/54) . 50.00 100.00 ChiCoin Miami Shuffle 4. Whizz Kids (CC 3/52) 30.00 40.00 2. DeLuxe model ... 155.00 240.00 4. (10/56) 65.00 165.00 Olympics (Wm 5/52) . 25.00 50.00 4. Wild West (Got 8/51) 20.00 30.00 2. Un. Super Bonus (9/55) 180.00 250.00 4. Exhibit Twin Rotation Palisades (Wm . 40.00 7/53) 65.00 4. Wishing Well 2. (5/52) 40.00 65.00 DeLuxe model 185.00 255.00 2. Palm Beach (B 7/52) . 30.00 70.00 (Got 9/55) 145.00 175.00 Genco Shuffle Target 2. Un. Top Notch (10/55) 270.00 325.00 4. Palm Springs (B 11/53) 40.00 75.00 4. Wonderland (Wm 5/55) 125.00 155.00 (7/51) - 15.00 30.00 2. Top Notch Special 275.00 335.00 2* * Parade (B 6/56) . 250.00 375.00 2 Yacht Club (B 6/53) . 40.00 70.00 Genco 8-Player Re- 4. Un. Regulation (11/55) 295.00 350.00 4. Paratrooper (Wm 8/52) 20.00 30.00 4. Zingo (Un 10/51) .... 25.00 50.00 bound (9/51) 20.00 30.00 4. DeLuxe model 295.00 360.00 COPYRIGHTED 1957. REPRODUCTION NOT PERMITTED.

, .. . - — — m The Cash Box PRICE LISTS ” The Cash Box Page 62 August 3, 1957 ManufacturersNewEquipment

Products listed here are currently in production. Prices are manufacturers’ li6t prices, F.O.B. factory.

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H-200 200-sel. phonograph Bowl-O-Rama (6 Player) 14 Foot H-120 120-sel. phonograph 11 Foot 4* Bally Champion Horse 300.00 465.00 4. Chicago Coin Super Jet 195.00 325.00 100-sel. phonograph True-Score (6 Player) 4. Bally Moon Ride .... 100.00 275.00 4. Chicago Round The H-100 14 Foot 4* Space Ship .... 165.00 325.00 World Trainer 350.00 425.00 Bally HAB-200 Selective-play Super Big Tent Boat .... 175.00 295.00 4. Clown See Saw 125.00 275.00 4. Bally Speed Hideaway Snack Vender Lane Merry-Go- 2. Decco Merry-Go-Round 220.00 325.00 4. Bert Soup Vender Round 250.00 425.00 4* Exhibit Big Bronco . . 300.00 445.00 HBB-200 Continuous-play DeLuxe Hot Coffee Vender. 4* Bert Lane Miss America 4. Exhibit Mustang 300.00 395.00 Hideaway DeLuxe Hot . Coffee Hot Boat 225.00 325.00 2. Exhibit Space Patrol . 100.00 275.00 & 200-sel. Wallbox . . WQ-200 4. Bert Lane Fire Engine 325.00 450.00 4. Scientific Television 195.00 295.00 Chocolate Combo Vender

WQ-120 120-sel. Wallbox Various Models of above . . Bargrip Wallbox Bracket ROCK-OLA MFG. CORP. Recessed Ceiling Speaker Model 1455, 200 Sel. Wall Speaker Model 1454, 120 Sel. Corner Speaker Model 1452, 50 Sel. Model 1450—Playmaster, AUTO-PHOTO CO. 120 Sel. Model 1546, Chrome Wall Box, 500.00 595.00 4. Keeney Ranger (3/55) . 225.00 245.00 Studio Model “II” 4. ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range 120 Sel. 195.00 295.00 4. DeLuxe model (3/55) 225.UU 250.00 4. Air Football Model 1548, 50 Sel. Wall Box 30.00 70.00 4. Lite League 30.00 60.00 BALLY MFG. CO. 4. Amus. Boomerang 1617—Hi-Fi Wall Speaker ?2 50.00 90.00 4. Mills Panorama Peek Sun Valley (In Line Game) . . 837.50 O' ® 4. Bally Big Inning Model 1906, Remote Volume 5* ® 30.00 50.00 (11/54) 175.00 300.00 ABC Tournament 4. Bally Heavy Hitter .. .. Control 20.00 40.00 4. Mills Conv. for uy Foot 51,255.00 4. Bally King Pin 2 Model 1927, Remote Volume 65.00 100.00 Panoram 10.00 15.00 14 Foot 1,255.00 4. Bally Rapid Fire Peek Control with Cancel Button 100.00 4. Bike (Kiddie Ride) 835.00 4. Bally Undersea Raider 75.00 Muto. Atomic Bomber. 65.00 125.00 Model (without Record 95.00 170.00 4. Mutos. . . 95.00 T 4. Capitol Midget Movies Ace Bombers. 140.00 J. P. SEEBURG CORP. 125.00 4. Dr. Changer) 705.00 4. Champion Hockey .... 40.00 Mutoscope Mobile Model T (with Record KD200 Phonograph 4. ChiCoin Basketball (Prewar) 75.00 150.00 \ ^ Changer) 755.00 L100 Phonograph 100.00 150.00 4. Mutos. Fly Saucers . . . 90.00 140.00 5* Champ 1 Champion D3WA-Wall-0-Matic 200 © 4* ChiCoin'4-Player Derby 95.00 150.00 4. Mutos. Photo (Pre-War) 125.00 275.00 The 1 (with all-metal cabinet) 835.00 MRVC-Master Remote Goalee 40.00 95.00 2. Mutos. Photomatic new 4. ChiCoin Volume Control / A © 45.00 75.00 (DeLuxe) 145.00 325.00 i O CHICAGO COIN MACHINE CO. HFCV2-8-High Fidelity 60.00 125.00 4. Mutoscope Silver Gloves 120.00 1 4. ChiCoin Midget Skee 200.00 \ O Vi 85.00 Classic Bowling League (6 Player) Wall Speaker / ** 4. ChiCoin Pistol 30.00 4. Mutoscope Sky Fighter 60.00 135.00 16 Foot HFCV3-8-High Fidelity 2. ChiCoin Home Run, 2. Mutos. Voice-O-Graph ** Super Bowling League (6 Player) Corner Speaker l K 6 Player (3/54) .... 80.00 150.00 35 C 150.00 350.00 \ 0*0 155.00 14 Foot HFCV1-12-High Fidelity l 2. Super model 85.00 4. Mutoscope K.O. Champ 275.00 375.00 ^ Bowling League (6 Player) Recessed Speaker 1 4* ChiCoin Twin Hockey 4. Mutos. Drive Yourself. 450.00 550.00 & 20 Foot-8 In. PS6LZ-Power Supply © (5/56) 185.00 275.00 4. Mutoscope Rock n’ Roll / 14 Foot-8 In. HFAl-L6-Power Amplifier 3 2* ChiCoin Steam Shovel (7/56) 35.00 100.00 / 11 Foot-11 In. (5/56) 135.00 235.00 4. QT Pool Table 50.00 70.00 No List Price MFG. CO. 4. Edelco Pool Table .... 20.00 35.00 4. Quizzer 50.00 75.00 UNITED Authorized for Publication 4. Evans Bola Score 40.00 60.00 4. Rockola World Series. 35.00 75.00 Hi-Score Bowling Alley 105.00 4. 40.00 Scientific . 2. Evans Bat-A-Score ... Basketball 20.00 40.00 EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. (6 Player) 65.00 4. 4. Evans Ski Roll 35.00 Scientific Batting Pr. . . 30.00 95.00 11 Foot $1,150.00 115.00 4. Tru-Bowler (Conversion 4. Evans Super Bomber . . 60.00 Scientific Pitch ’Em . . 50.00 140.00 4* Unit For Shuffle Games) 14 Foot 1,175.00 4. Evans Play Ball 30.00 50.00 Seeburg Bear Gun .... 75.00 175.00 20 Foot 4. Exhibit Dale Gun 20.00 60.00 4. Seeburg Shoot the Chute 45.00 85.00 Play Time (In-Line Game) . . 825.00 4* 16 Foot Seeburg . . . . 50.00 100.00 Coon Hunt 85.00 4. Exhibit Gun Patrol 175.00 Bowling Alley (6 Player) 4. Six-Pocket Pool 50.00 125.00 Set Shot Basketball . . 135.00 250.00 4. Exhibit Jet Gun $1,170.00 2* Telequiz 6 Peek Barrels, with ba6e 11 Foot 4. Exhibit Space Gun . . 50.00 125.00 65.00 135.00 4. Nudist Colony (Ant Colony) 14 Foot 1,195.00 1. Exhibit Pony Express 70.00 125.00 Un. Team Hockey .... 20.00 40.00 4. 5 See-A-View Houses 1,315.00 United . . 4. Exhibit Silver Bullets 40.00 125.00 Jungle Gun . 75.00 175.00 18 Foot 4. DeLuxe Card Vendor, with base . model 4. Exhibit Six Shooter . 35.00 125.00 75.00 180.00 Team Play Bowling Alley Single Column 4. Exhibit Vitalizer 40.00 60.00 4. Un. Carn, Gun (10/54) 125.00 185.00 • (6 Player) 4. Double Column 4. Exhibit Shooting Gal. DeLnxe model 125.00 190.00 $1,240.00 List Price 11 Foot 65.00 120.00 4. Un. Bonus Gun No (6/54) (1/55) 195.00 240.00 14 Foot 1,265.00 4. Authorized for Publication 4. Exhibit Star Shooting DeLuxe model 200.00 250.00 1,385.00 4* 18 Foot Gallery (9/54) ... 85.00 150.00 United Super Slugger J. F. FRANTZ MFG. CO. available Available in 25

1" Continental Cafe (2 Player 5-Ball) (10/55) 150.00 300.00 I Williams Jet Fighter Sel. 4. Genco Hi-Fly Baseball (10/54) 125.00 225.00 No List Price Model 2104 Phonograph, 104 Authorized for Publication (5/56) 200.00 310.00 4* Williams Safari (2/54) 195.00 295.00 Sel. Model 2150 Phonograph, 200 4. Cenco State Fair Rifle 4. . . INTERNATIONAL DeLuxe model . 195.00 300 00 MUTOSCOPE Gal. (6/56) 295.00 370.00 CORP. Sel. 4. Wms. Polar Hunt (3/55) 200.00 310.00 4. Jack Rabbit Model 5210 Wall Box, 50.00 70.00 Bang-O-Rama 325.00 4. Wms. Sidewalk Engineer 5 200 Sel., 3-Wire 4. Jungle Joe 40.00 65.00 Voice-O-Graph, 45-78 RPM (4/55) 100.00 170.00 Model 5207 Wall Box, unit 1,850.00 4. Keeney Air Rider .... 60.00 150.00 With musical Sel., 3-Wire 4. Wms. King Of Swat 104 Without musical unit 1,750.00 Model 257 Stepper, 104 Sel. 4. Keeney Sub Gun 50.00 125.00 (5/55) 150.00 275.00 Lord’s Prayer Vendor 390.00 Model 5115 Hi-Fi Corner 4. Keeney Texas Leaguer. 20.00 40.00 4. Williams Four Bagger CO., INC. Speaker, 4"-5" Matched Cones (4/56) IRVING KAYE 4. Keeney Sportsman 285.00 375.00 Model 5116 Hi-Fi Comer El Dorado—6 Pocket Pool. . . .5 495.00 (11/54) 125.00 160.00 4. DeLuxe model 300.00 380.00 DeLuxe Bumper Pool 295.00 Speaker, 8" Heavy Duty with 4. DeLuxe model 130.00 165.00 4. Wms. Polar Hunt (3/55) 200.00 395.00 DeLuxe 6 Hole Pool 295.00 Extended Range

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