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The Diamonds, who achieved a million seller with “Little Darlin’ ”, are shown here with the executives, crew and studio personnel, who all contributed to the Mercury hit. Front row, from left to right are: Carl Stevens, assistant Mercury musical director; The Diamonds, Dave Somerville, Phil Levitt, Ted Kowal- ski and Bill Reed. Second row: Bill Putnam, owner of Universal Recording Studio in Chicago, where the session was held; musicians Johnny Gray and Harold Siegel; Nat Goodman, manager of the Dia- monds; David Carroll, Mercury musical director; Art Talmadge, vice president in charge of A&R for Mercury; and Eddie Matthews, Mercury’s Chicago disk jockey fieldman. Third row: musicians Earl Backus and Frankie Rullo. The Diamonds have just recorded an album of twelve new songs which will

be on the market in the next couple of weeks. Their latest Mercury release is “Words Of Love” and “Don’t Say Goodbye”.

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www.americanradiohistory.com —— Page 4 June 15, 19o7 The Cash Box, Music THE NATIONS Top JUNE 3, 1957. Ten THE BILLBOARD'S WEEKLY JUKE BOX TUNES • Review Spotlight on ... (PIUS THE NEXT 25) POP DISK JOCKEY PROGRAMMING TOMMY STEELE London 1735 BUTTERFINGERS (Maurice, ASCAP) TEEN-AGE PARTY (Maurice, ASCAP) Pos. Last of British rock and roll can make a -strong dent in the “The king Week American market with this pairing, and smart jocks will give then- fans an early listen. Great for conversation.” ALL SHOOK UP ELVIS PRESLEY

AL-3359— David Hill VI-6870— Elvis Presley

LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND

L1 PAT boom: 7 DO-15570—Pat Boone VP- 1003—Vivienne DO-15578—Mac Wiseman

LITTLE DARLIN' w3 THE DIAMONDS 2 EX-2101—The Gladiolus ME-71060—The Diamonds

A SO RARE i1 JIMMY DORSEY 4 FR-755—Jimmy Dorsey

q A WHITE SPORT COAT MARTY ROBBINS 5 CO-40864—Marty Robbins CR-61835—Johnny Desmond

SCHOOL DAY (RING RING GOES g THE BELL) CHECK BERRY BR-55007— Big Tiny Little CH-1653—Chuck Berry

DARK MOON 7 GALE STORM — BONNIE GEITAR (Tie) DO-15550— Bonnie Guitar VI-6910—Hawkshaw Hawkins DO-15558—Gale Storm

COME GO WITH ME 8 DEL-VIKINGS 6 DE-30231—Sunny Gale DO-1 5538— Del-Vikings DL-61 12 — Federals

ROUND AND ROUND 9 PERRY COMO 8 DA-2121—Walter Solek 0. VI -20/47-68 15— Perry Como

GONE FERLIN HUSKY 10 CA-3628— Ferlin Husky ME-71070—Bobby Wayne CO-40852—Joan Weber

11) START MOVIN'. 1 2) FOUR WALLS. 13) I'M WALKIN'. 14) ROCK-A-BILLY. 15) FREIGHT TRAIN. 16) FABULOUS. 17) PARTY DOLL. 18) VALLEY OF

TEARS. 19) IT'S NOT FOR ME TO SAY. 20) YOUNG BLOOD. 21 ) WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL! 22) BYE BYE LOVE. 23) THE GIRL WITH THE GOLDEN BRAIDS.

24) MY LITTLE BABY. 25) PLEDGE OF LOVE. 26) IT'S YOU I LOVE. 27) SEARCHIN'. 28) EMPTY ARMS. 29) ROCK YOUR LITTLE BABY TO SLEEP. 30) WHY BABY WHY. 31) MY DREAM. 32) A TEENAGER'S ROMANCE. 33) BUTTERFLY. 34) OLD CAPE COD. 35) I LIKE YOUR KIND OF LOVE. c o E AB—Abbott CH—Chess EL—Eldorado GR-Groove MO—Modern SE—Seeco AL—Aladdin CK—Checker EP— Epic HE—Herald NG—Norgran SP—Specialty AO—Apollo CM—Cameo ER— Era IM—Imperial OK—Okeh SU—Sun AP—ABC- CO—Columbia EX— Excello JU—Jubilee PE—Peacock Tl—Tko Paramount CR—Coral FB— Fabor JZ—Josie PR—Prestige UN—United AT—Atlantic DA— Dana FE —Federal KA— Kapp RA Rainbow UQ—Unique BR—Brunswick DE—Decca FI — Fiesta Kl—King RE Regent VE—Verve BT—Bethlehem DL—DeLuxe FR —Fraternity LI —Liberty RM—Rama VI—RCA Victor BY—Bally DO—Dot 4 Star—Four $t< LO—London RO—Roulette VJ—Vee-Jay CA—Capitol DT— Dooto GE —Gee ME—Mercury RP—RPM VK—Vik CD—Cadence DU—Duke GL—Glory MG—MGM SA—Savoy VP—Vip ” “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX

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June 15, 1957 The Cash Box , Music Page 6 The Gash Box TOP 60 Best Selling Tunes on Records

COMPILED BY The Cash Box FROM LEADING RETAIL OUTLETS

Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. Pos. 6/8 6/1 6/8 6/1 6/8 6/1 6/8 6/1 6/8 6/1 6/8 6/1

1—Love Letters 10 It's Not For Me 20—Fabulous 30-—Around The 39— I'm Gonna Sit 49—Empty Arms In The Sand To Say 20 16 World Right Down 46 40 10 21 GRACIE 38 45 AT-1 128—IVORY JOE HUNTER MATHIS Just Lookin' *00-15570—PAT BOONE CO-40851—JOHNNY CR-61830— BILLY WILLIAMS Love's A Hurting And Tender AP-9770—DON COSTA O. Bernadine Warm CR-61 834—STEVE LAWRENCE Date With The Blues Game KA-185—JANE MORGAN Can't Wait For Everybody Loves Pierre DO-15578—MAC WISEMAN Around The World Summer CR-61741—LAWRENCE WELK O. CR-61 805—TERESA BREWER Young Because We Are Champagne Time The Ricky-TIck Song VP-1003—VIVIENNE 1 1 Come Go With DE-30262—VICTOR YOUNG 0. 40—Don't Cry Light A Candle 21 I'm Walkin' Around The World— Me Crosby My Love 17 13 11 8 KA-185—JANE MORGAN 47 49 2—-So Rare DE-30231—SUNNY GALE IM-5428—FATS DOMINO It's Not For Me To Say LO-1729—VERA LYNN 50—C. C. Rider I'm In Please Go The Mood For LO-1746—MANTOVANI 0. By The Fountains Of Love DL-6112—FEDERALS Road To Ballingary Rome 43 32 JIMMY DORSEY FR-755— Cold Cash VE-10047— RICKY NELSON TH-1956—JACK HASKELL Sophisticated Svfing DO-15538— DEL-VIKINGS A Teenager's Romance Away Out West AT-1 130—CHUCK WILLIS Ease The Pain How Can I Find True VI-6677— EDDIE FISHER Love Cindy Oh Cindy 41 Queen Of The 3 A White Sport 22 -Valley Of Tears — — 12 Four Walls VI-6853—MANNY LOPEZ 0. Senior Prom 21 20 Summer Romance Coat 13 12 49 VI-6947— EDDIE FISHER 3 5 COLLINS IM-5442— FATS DOMINO DE-30299— 51 —Can't Wait For CR-61828—DOROTHY Slow Burning Love MILLS BROTHERS CO-40864—MARTY ROBBINS Big Dreams It's You I Love My Troubled Mind Grown-Up Tears Summer DE-30327— BILL MONROE CR-61835—JOHNNY DESMOND Fallen Star 52 58 Just Lookin' 23— Dream 31 Gonna Find Me DO-15569—JIM LOWE —My — Talkin' To The Blues 28 38 A Bluebird 42—Yes Tonight 4 VI-6874—JIM REEVES ME-71093—PLATTERS 36 39 Josephine — Bye Bye Love I Know And You Know I Wanna CD-1318—JOYCE HAHN 35 43 9 15 52—After School 13 Wonderful! I Saw You, I Saw You CD-1315—EVERLY BROTHERS CO-40893—JOHNNIE RAY JZ-165—DARRYL ROBERTS No Wedding Today 55 47 I Wonder If I Care Wonderful! 26—24 Over The Love While You're As Much 12 17 Young DE-30321 —WEBB PIERCE CO-40784—JOHNNY MATHIS Mountain, Missing You MG-12412- When Sunny Gets Blue MARVIN RAINWATER DO-15576—T. TOMMY Across The Sea 43— It's You I Love GL-256—DENNY VAUGHAN So You Think You've 53 I Saw You, I Saw You 29 25 —Jenny Jenny Since You Went Away 30 52 Got Troubles ME-71118—CHUCK MILLER VI-6916—JAN PEERCE CH-1654—JOHNNIE & JOE VI-6905—EDDY ARNOLD IM-5442— FATS DOMINO Rang Tang Ding Dong Yiddishe Momme Valley Of Tears My My Baby's Gone On A Little Bit 14 A Teenager's 5 Dark Moon 27— — Romance 25 Round And 32—Rock Your Little 7 6 27 27 44—Cocoanut 54 Dynamite Baby To Sleep — DO-15550—BONNIE GUITAR VE-10047—RICKY NELSON Round Woman Big Mike 31 29 I'm Walkin' 15 9 45 35 DO-15558—GALE STORM RO-4009—BUDDY KNOX 5 DA-2121—WALTER SOLEK 0. VI-6885—HARRY BELAFONTE A Little Too Late 1 —Searchin' Don't Make Me Cry Georgia Porgie Island In The Sun VI-6910—HAWKSHAW HAWKINS 23 28 VI-20/47-6815—PERRY COMO With This Pen AC-6087—THE COASTERS Mi Casa, Su Casa 55 Young Blood 33—Talkin' To The —Susie-Q Blues 45—Warm Up To 6—All Shook Up 1 6 Gone — With All 40 59 2 14 10 My Me Baby CA-3628—FERLIN HUSKY Heart DO-15569—JIM LOWE 37 37 AL-3359—DAVID HILL Missing Persons Four Walls Melody For Lovers RO-4010—JIMMY BOWEN CO-40852—JOAN WEBER 41 44 I Trusted You 56 Billy Goat VI-6870— ELVIS PRESLEY A Love That's A Lie CN-1003—JODIE SANDS — That's When Your 34 ME-71070—BOBBY WAYNE More Than Only —Coin' Steady 54 — Heartaches Begin Mexican Maidens Friends 24 34 DE-30324—JUDY SCOTT CA-3723—TOMMY SANDS 46— Party Doll 17—Young Blood The Game Of Love Ring My Phone 39 19 7—Little Darlin' 16 24 KA-183—BUDDY GRECO AC-6087—THE COASTERS Game Of Love CR-61 792— STEVE LAWRENCE Pum-Pa-Lum 57—Harem Dance EX-2101—THE GLADIOLAS Searchin 35—My Little Baby Sweetheart Please 25 23 DE-J0211—WINGY MANONE 53 48 Don't Go 18 Freight Train Girl Real Gone With The VI-6904—PERRY COMO 19 18 ME-71060—THE DIAMONDS Golden Braids Girl With The Golden RO-4002—BUDDY KNOX Faithful And True CC-1008—NANCY WHISKEY Braids My Baby's Gone The Cotton Song 22 22 EL-510—STEVE KARMEN VI-6904—PERRY COMO 58— Pledge Of Love Looka Booboo Mama My Little Baby 36— Rock- A- Billy 8—School Day 48 30 LI-55072—MARGIE RAYBURN 18 14 47— Bernardine (Ring Ring Dreamy Eyes CO-40877—GUY MITCHELL 42 Goes The Bell) LO-1742—LIZ WINTERS & 28 I Just Don't Hoot Owl DO-1 5570—PAT BOONE 6 7 BOB CORT Roll Jen Jenkins Love Letters In The BR-55007—BIG TINY LITTLE Know Sand That's The Only ME-71 102—RUSTY DRAPER 59— Rang Tang Way 33 41 37—Shangri-La Seven Come Eleven To Live 50 60 CO-40914—FOUR LADS Ding Dong CH-1653—CHUCK BERRY 19 I Like Your Golly EP-9213—FOUR COINS Deep Feeling 48— Rosie Lee 59 54 First In Line Kind Of Love 42 31 26 36 GE-1037—MELLOTONES WILLIAMS 29 Old Cape Cod 9—-Start Movin' CD-1323—ANDY 38—One For My Baby I'll Never Fall In Love Stop Teasin' Me 34 46 Again 8 11 32 57 60 Shish-Kebab EP-9216—SAL MINEO VI-6891—MELVIN ENDSLEY ME-71 101—PATTI PAGE CO-40907—TONY BENNETT GO-5003—TUNEDROPS — Love Affair Is It True? Wondering No Hard Feelings Speak For Yourself — 56

p si n r ao— poiio CA—Capitol CO—Columbia DT—Dooto FE— Federal HE—Herald LU—Luniverse PR—Prestige SA—Savoy UN—United Is 11 111 AP—ABC-Paramount CC—Chic CR—Coral DU— Duke FI —Fiesta IM—Imperial ME—Mercury PT—Point SE—Seeco UQ—Unique cyi fc. a M AT—Atlantic CD—Cadence DA— Dana EL—Eldorado FL— Flash JU—Jubilee MG—MGM RA—Rainbow SG—Sage VE—Verve AS—Abbott BA—Baton CH—Chess DD—Dale EM—Ember FP— Flip JZ—Josie MO—Modem RE—Regent SP—Specialty VI—RCA Victor . AC—A too BN—Benida CK—Checker DE—Decca EP—Epic FR—Fraternity KA—Kapp NG—Norgran RM—Rama SU—Sun VJ—Vee Jay I AF—Audio Fidelity BR—Brunswick CL—Colonial DL—DeLuxe ER—Era GE—Gee Kl—King OK—Okeh RO—Roulette TH—Thunderbird VK—Vlk AG—Argo BT—Bethlehem CM—Cameo DO—Dot EX—Excello GL—Glory LI —Liberty PE—Peecock RP—RPM Tl—Tico VP—Vip Chancellor DS Disneyland FB Faber I &L—Aladdin BY—Bally CN— — — GO—Gone LO—London PI —Pilgrim

s itW INDICATESINOIL. A Iti BESTdfei I SELLINGptLLINu RECORDKcC.UKU ORUK RECORDS.KtUUKUS. ® Tunes ere listed above in order of their popularity based on a continuing weekly national survey of leading retail dealers by The Cash Box. Each listing includes the name of the I 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’

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The Cash Box , Music Page 8 June 15, 1957 Record Reviews

fi DISKS SLEEPER B VERY GOOD C FAIR

B+ EXCELLENT C+ GOOD D MEDIOCRE

FISHER OWEN BRADLEY & EDDIE ANITA KERR QUARTET (RCA Victor 6947) Thu Cash Box 30363) (Decca “SLOW BURNING LOVE” , ScottJ “WHITE SILVER SANDS” B+ (1:54) [Winneton BMI— p free-swing- ®+ [Fellows BMI — Matthews] The Eddie Fisher leans into a Disk of the Week delight- Anita Kerr Quartet joins Owen Brad- ing lilter and comes up with a catch on. ley’s organ and rhythm accompani- ful rhythm side that could he “LOVING YOU” (2:15) [Elvis Presley BMI—Leiber, Stoller] side with Melodic ditty smoothly styled. I ment for a fascinating jump one. a refreshing new sound. Tune re- kids’ll enjoy dancing to this “(Let Me Be Your) TEDDY BEAR” (1:43) [Gladys ASCAP-Mann, Lowe] minds the listener of “When The Good arrangement. ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA Victor 7000) Saints Go Marching In”. Contagious another “AROUND THE WORLD” # Here’s number one smash by Presley. Elvis is as magnificent handclapper that could step out. ® as always on both sides and no one need be told about the potential of ®+ (2:57) [Victor Young ASCAP— Young] With the instrumental theme this disk. “Loving You” features the crooning Mr. E.P. with a heart- p “MIDNIGHT BLUES” [Trans- from the Mike Todd film developing felt interpretation of the title tune from a forthcoming Hal Wallis film. v+ World BMI — Garland, Bradley, re-issues Beautiful delivery of a dramatic romancer that’ll have Presley fans The organ is again in the into a solid seller, Victor Thornton] Eddie’s powerful vocal interpretation. screaming. The Jordanaires accompany the star to perfection. The spotlight on this rhythmic honky- coupling, also film is “(Let instrumental. Side should bite off a healthy share from the “Loving You” tagged Me Be Your) tonkish Solid dance Bear”. A solid rocker with all the zip of “All Shook Up”. Both opus. of the air play and sales melon. Teddy sides should break onto the charts as soon as records are in the shops. DAVID ROSE TOMMY PRISCO (MGM 12492) (Epic 9219) “BUILD YOUR LOVE” (2:19) “STREET OF MEMORIES” (2:20) D , “UNA CASA PORTUGUESA” “TEARDROPS IN MY HEART” [Winneton BMI—Jones] [E. B. Marks BMI—Ebb, Klein] [Ardmore Fon- ® , ®+ (2:46) ASCAP— (2:12) [Southern ASCAP—Hor- JOHNNIE RAY (Columbia 40942) seca] Coming as it does on the heels impres- ton] Tommy Prisco makes an Johnnie Ray, who followed-up his smash “Just Walking In The Rain” of his “Calypso Melody” smash, this wonderful • sive debut on Epic with a with two solid money-makers, “You Don’t Owe Me A Thing” and his number could repeat the rewai’ds of country pop rendition of a tremendous current chart rider “Yes Tonight, Josephine”, has a smash double-decker the last Rose waxing. The melody rich voice standard. Tommy has a that’s sure to extend his consecutive hit string. The rhythmic portion has a gay, fiesta-like feeling trans- beautifully. Watch that comes over is tagged “Build Your Love (On A Strong Foundation)”. It‘s a delight- ported with Rose’s usual ork preci- break big. Ex- this waxing. It could ful swinger tailor-made for Johnnie’s voice and style. Terrific hand- sion and delightful musical imagina- grade-A tune. cellent delivery of a clapper with a spiritual sound and beat, and a romantic lyric. The tion. Excellent potential for chart honors. “MAYBE SOMEDAY” (2:20) softer side is an emotional love ballad dubbed “Street Of Memories”. Dramatic performance of a power-packed love tale. Disk buyers can’t B [Britton BMI—Bennett, Touzet] “ARIANE” (2:43) [Commander help but flip over both big sides. Sure-shot coin catcher. The songster shuffles thru a swinging, B ASCAP — Malneck, Mercer] A sentimental romancer on this end. lush treatment of a song from the pic, Easy-going rocker. “Love In The Afternoon,” puts Rose “TEARDROPS IN MY HEART” (2:55) [Southern ASCAP—Horton] and the ork in their best mood music light. Dreamy instrumental. PETER HANLEY “LULA ROCK-A-HULA” (2:04) [Vernon ASCAP—Roberts, Katz] (Verve 10058) TERESA BREWER (Coral 61850) CHUCK AND BILL Class ballads seem to be gaining in popularity of late and Teresa (Brunswick 5501 m “SHENANDOAH ROSE” (1:52) • 1 11+ [Planetary ASCAP — Webster, Brewer has an outstanding entry that could blossom into her biggest since “Till I Waltz Again “WATCH YOUR STEP” (2:41) Livingston] Pete Hanley sparks a de- ballad waxing With You” The tune is a p , v+ [Republic BMI — Nadel] In ad- lightful new Civil War type marcher superb standard out of the country field labelled “Teardrops In My monishing the gal, Chuck and Bill with zest as he hands in an exciting Heart”. Teresa treats the top drawer tune to a penetrating pop delivery all winner. guitar take on a rock ’n roll piece with new side that could develop into an- and comes up with an out Simple and choral support plenty of sock. A polished effort with other “Yellow Rose Of Texas”. Color- showcase the canary to best advantage. Wonderful lyric beautifully the teen market always in mind. ful military item. If tune clicks, this wed to an enchanting melody. Tess’ delivery is from the heart. Flip, share “Lula Rock-A-Hula” is a rock and roller with a Hawaiian flair. Top version will bite off a healthy “WAY OUT THERE” (2:26) side could go all the way. p, of the sales melon. v+ [Lady Mac ASCAP—Shuman, “TOP OF THE LIST” (2:00) Shuman] The flip side has the fella p. from the w+ [Kahl BMI — Abrams, Reid] A getting the cold-shoulder doll. The pleas are convincingly sung pleasant jump beat romancer smooth- “FANTASTICALLY FOOLISH” “LET ME BE LOVED” [Livingston by the solo voice. ly handled by the warbler. & Evans ASCAP [Snyder ASCAP—Edwards] Livingston, Evans] TOMMY SANDS (Capitol 3743) AL WOOD AND THE WANDERERS BOBBY BOBO • Tommy Sands, one of the most successful newcomers to hit the disk (Gone 5005) (Sage 239) scene in recent months introduces two exciting new sides sure to follow in the footsteps of “Teen Age Crush” and his latest clicker “Goin’ “MY LADY CHOU COUMME” p, “DOGGONE, LONGGONE B [Real Gone BMI Durham, Gold- Steady”. “Fantastically Foolish” is a dramatic rock and roller belted — U+ BLUES” (2:12) [Four Star BMI ner] A smoothly rolling calypso love Lee] Bobby Bobo ambles thru an with verve by the young star. Super-commercial stuff that’ll have the — song is tenderly read by A1 Wood kids tossing coins into the juke boxes by the dozen. Tommy’s pronuncia- easy-going blues item set to an up And The Wanderers. The soft melody beat. Pleasant country flavored tion of “Fantastically” gives the side the gimmick that will have the is appealing, and makes easy-going youngsters talking. Solid deck that should take off immediately. The jumper. listening. Warm waxing. companion piece is a lovely romantic opus chanted with tenderness p, “STAMPS” (2:19) [Lynn BMI and titled “Let Me Be Loved”. Well-written love tune displaying Sands “MASK OFF” [Real Gone BMI V+ Smith] This end has Bobby in a different light. that could build slowly and p — Strong performance V+ —Durham, Goldner] The pace is reciting an amusing story about the steadily and end up as the big side quickened in this rhythmic calypso current national craze for shopping ditty effectively encountered by the stamps. Humorous recitation at a group. fast pace. “EVERY LITTLE MOVEMENT” (2:20) [M. Witmark ASCAP—Harbach, Hoschna] TINA ROBIN JERRY VALE “MOONLIGHT LOVE” (2:51) [Elkan-Vogel ASCAP—Parish, Savino] (Coral 61848) (Columbia 40941 ROGER WILLIAMS (Kapp 186) |» “LADY FAIR” (2:01) [Lady “LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON” • Roger Williams, a consistent hit maker in the lush instrumental B+Mac ASCAP — Kaye, Ridell, B (2:40) [Commander ASCAP — field (“Autumn Leaves” and his recent smash “Almost Paradise”) and Pepe] Miss Robin whipped up sales Mercer Malneck] The title tune of one of the few performers on the LP best seller list with a 2-pocket with her “Mammy” disk, and the a forthcoming Allied Artists flicker album (Songs Of The Fabulous Fifties) hands in a change-of-pace disk thrush follows that up with a racing- is chanted with sincerity by the rich that has “smash” engraved in every groove. The tune is the great delivery of an unrelenting rocker sure voice of Jerry Vale. Pretty mandolin oldie “Every Little Movement” which the virtuoso fashions in a light to make the kids swing from the accompaniment and a subdued rock and absolutely charming manner. A delightful disk tailor-made for rafters Rousing side. and roll background add further color summer programming. Williams’ keyboard work is spright and the to this pretty tune. delivery is seasoned with a subtle jazz flavoring. And Dave Terry’s p “OVER SOMEBODY ELSE’S orchestral accompaniment is standout. Jockeys will flip over this one. V+ SHOULDER” (2:10) [Bregman, “I’M © NOT ASHAMED” (2:24) The enchanting companion piece is Debussy’s beautiful “Clair De Lune” Vocco, Conn ASCAP-—Lewis, Sher- [Ross Jungnickel ® ASCAP—Tep- presented in a commercial mood vein under the title “Moonlight Love”. man] A medium tempo rocker with a per, Bennett] The vocalist chants an- Flowery piano delivery enhanced by a subdued chorus humming in the good lyric idea is wrapped up enthu- other emotional romancer—this one background. Excellent single for all concerned. siastically by the artist. Effective set to a more vivid R & R beat. swinger. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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BEAUTIFUL POP HIT

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LAWRENCE WELK LINCOLN CHASE (Coral 61849) The Cash Box (Liberty 55074) B, “JOHNNY 1 » “BY THE BEND OF THE + KLINGERINGDING H+ RIVER” (2:28) [G. Schirraer D (2:26) [Studio BMI—Chase] Lin ASCAP—Edwards, Haig] Lawrence coin Chase, one of the most imagi Sleeper of the Week native writers Welk, ending a successful run with and vocalists in th< “Ten Little Trees,” has a beautiful, business, displays his inventivenes: summer-flavored melody performed “A FALLEN STAR” (2:15) [Tree BMI—Joiner] on an unusual high-speed novelti with a nostalgic delivery by a male about a character with an unusua chorus and ork. A pensive song that “FOOTSTEPS” (2:01) [Randy-Smith ASCAP—Vaughan] name. Off-beat item that could catcl right in the summer months. on. Humorous side. may do HILLTOPPERS (Dot 15594) “KEYBOARD SERENADE” “YOU’RE DRIVING ME CRAZY • A few weeks ago Dot Records’ country vocalist Jimmy Newman B (2:32) [Bregman, Vocco & Com B (2:21) [Champagne ASCAP introduced a tune called “A Fallen Star” to the country market. „The ASCAP Donaldson] This half has switches to a novelty — Cates] The disk song immediately best seller in the country took off and is today the #10 Chase presenting a great oldie to ; tune principally employing the me- market. The Hilltoppers now interpret the same song for the pop field cha cha beat. Exciting vocal effori chanical piano sounds of years ago. and come off with a superb side that could turn the same trick on the that should attract attention. strings nicely play under the Welk’s pop charts. Lovely arrangement of an easy-going love song. Jimmy tinkling ivories. Catchy side. Sacca’s lead vocalizing is tops. We can expect to see the Hilltoppers’ RANDY WRIGHT name on the charts in the coming weeks. Bottom half, “Footsteps” is (Skidmore 1001) WALTER SOLEK a tearful lament set to a slow waltz beat. (Dana 21 17) B, “SIX MONTHS LONG” (2:00 [Shapiro, Bernstein ASCAP— “STOP AND GO” [Dana BMI Wiener, Crane, Symms] The nev B W. Solek, Dana] A polka pressing- Skidmore label gets off to a big starl

- containing a cute “stop and go” fea- with a fascinating new i ock and rol ture, gives this item a good sales beat ballad introduced by Rand} plus a advantage. Solek and the ork Wright. Dramatic arrangement of i solo “polka caller” keep things on the potent tune. Wright has a unique uptempo all the way. Excellent polka sound that gives added strength to this attraction, tune. Watch this sleeper. “DADDY” [Dana BMI—Solek, n “FIFTY-FIFTY” (2:00) [Shapiro ft w"r U+ Dana] A lively, all-instrumental Bernstein ASCAP — Wiener polka number presented expertly in Crane, Symms] An up-beat rocker is the happy polka mood. belted by Randy. Swinging offering; with a good rhythm backdrop. CHACKSFIELD ORCH. FRANK THE SONICS (London 1749) (Nocturne 1 10) MAY- n . “VOYAGE OF THE “TRIANGLE LOVE” [Krondes [Weiss & B+ FLOWER” (2:27) B BMI Jacobson, Krondes, Post' Connor] Frank — Barry BMI—Baguley, The Sonics debut on Nocturne witl another “Ebb Chacksfield could have a terrific swinger aimed directly a melodic in- Tide” in this lush and the teenage market. Great rhythn deluxe arrange- strumental item. A item that could develop into a solii enchanting mood theme ment of an seller if it gets a fair share of th< lovely musical pictures that paints a air play. A contender to watch. of a boat sailing out to sea. Timely release with the second Mayflower on “EVIL EYE” (2:25) [Kronde: Her' its way to the U.S. Watch this sleeper. w+BMI—Jacobson, Krondes] It could smash thru. the polished group gives out with t good fish beat love song. Boys hav< SUNSHINE” (2:25) f« “CATALAN a sound the teenagers want. Fine firs’ V' [Martino, Patacano] This attrac- showing. tive number reminds the listener of the charming minuet type dance steps THE AXIDENTALS 1700’s. Pretty opus. of the 1600 and (ABC-Paramount 9819) “JUNE IS BUSTIN’ OUT ALI DAVE DUPRE B OVER” (1:43) [T. B. Harm: (Challenge 1002) ASCAP—Rodgers, Hammerstein] Th< “WELL IT ISN’T FAIR” (2:08) Axidentals, a highly polished legi B [Golden West Melodies BMI vocal group bows on ABC-Paramoun Burgess] The young Challenge label with a charming trigger-fast reading productioi could attract considerable attention of a great oldie. Good of timely tune. Sid' with this smooth sailing rock and arrangement a play this month roller featuring the delightful voice should get heavy of Dave Dupi'e. Strong release. “WHAT A DIFF’RENCE A DAI B MADE” (2:35) [E. B. Marks AS ft “FLAME OF LOVE” (2:08) , CAP—Grever, Adams] The group dis V+ [Golden West Melodies BMI plays its skills with a slower numbe Burgess] Another commercial R & R as it presents a smooth sailing latin side tailor-made for the kids with beat interpretation of another clas; happy feet. Good companion deck. oldie. Fine coupling dee jays shouh greatly enjoy. JACKIE DEE (Gone 5008) “SOLITAIRE STREET” (2:54) [Whale ASCAP—Lawrence, Bloom, Rota] GAYLA PEEVEY “PLL BE TRUE” [Angel BMI— (Columbia 40932) “DON’T BE AFRAID” (2:00) [DeLeon ASCAP—Rose, Condon, Fisher] B McLemone] Everybody sings and “I WANT YOU TO BE MY GUY exciting rocker, espe- swings on this JEFF HOLLAND (Jubilee 5286) B (2:00) [Oxford ASCAP—Skinnei cially Jackie Dee. The canary has a Engberg] Gayala Peevey, a young: commercial voice and a socko jumper • For the past few years, record companies have been introducing lass with great talent, does a won to work with. Sensational background new talent via the rock and roll route. But in recent weeks a number derful job with an easy-shuffling ro makes this side a threat for hitdom. of the diskeries have chosen ballads for their newcomers. Jubilee in- mancer. Good side that could catch on The kids’ll love this one. troduces a class young performer, Jeff Holland with a beautiful new “TOO YOUNG TO HAVE i ballad dubbed “Solitaire Street.” Superbly penned melancholy romancer I WAS” [Real- B BROKEN HEART” (2:20) [Jo; “HOW WRONG from the forthcoming motion picture “The Young And The Passionate.” E Gone & Hap BMI—Plummer] ASCAP Dee, Lippman] The song Jeff has the talent needed to make the grade. A fair share of air play — Here Jackie gives her all for an emo- stress plays the part of a youngste could send this one over the hill. Flip, “Don’t Be Afraid” is a rhythmic song set to a rock and roll broken heart as she sings thi tional love rocker with a good beat. with a ballad beat. Dramatic performance melodic romantic weeper. Two side also aimed at the younger set. potential. “Oldf those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX** www.americanradiohistory.com 1 rhe Cash Box , Music Page 1 June 15, 1957

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A DISK & SLEEPER B VERY GOOD c FAIR

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! 0. “WHISPERING . BELLS” (2:15) [Gil BMI—Lowery, Quick] “DON’T BE A FOOL” (2:40) [Gil BMI—Quick] DELL-VIKINGS (Dot 15592) The - a sensational Dell-Vikings, still riding high with their smash Come Go W ith Me will have i , the kids rockm’ once again with an exciting new one “Whispering Bells”. (See R & B Reviews).

- “NO STAR IS LOST” (2:18) [Monument BMI—Ebb, Klein] “YOU’RE MINE” (2:08) [Monument BMI—Kornegay, Clowney] ANN COLE (Baton 243) • Ann Cole, one of the most promising talents in the business, does a magnificent job with an inspirational romancer “No Star Is Lost” Song could break wide open in the pop field. (See R & B Reviews) The Cash Box

WHITE SILVER SANDS Owen Bradley Quintet Decca 30363 MA ««&• ee ™ i wlw L ovir™" e i * n CARMEN "SHENANDOAH ? gj; CAVAIUUIO ROSE" ^ Peter Hanlev V innlo 0 ’ I "”"' . David And His Orchestra Stm-' Rose MGM 124K "A PEACH WITH A HEART OF STONE"! ! J ™h° K" H ” plays B,N6 Lincoln Chase li^jg}] ^XSIX M1S!5SMONTHS LONG Randy Wright Skidmore 1001 another hit movie song JOHNNY BURNETTE LORRY RAINE (Coral 61829) (Advance 3019)

P , “EAGER BEAVER BABY” [Ross ^ Jungnickel ASCAP — Roberts, “A HEART THAT CRIES (JUS r Katz, Clayton] A strong, excellent ISN’T WISE)” [Lorrac BMI— teen lyric is read with a noteworthy Shaw, Carroll] Thrush Lorry Raim takes rock ’n roll knack by Johnny Burnette the advice of the song’s tit! presenting and his trio. Burnette, backed with m it in joyous rock ’n rol AN AFFAIR dazzling electric guitar invention, per- style. Exciting-, hand-clapping fare. forms all the r & b vocal duties in the book with great teen appeal. Ex- “APPRECIATION” (2:20) [Volk C+ wein citing run-through of a potent disk. y ASCAP—Kohlman] The gu; 1 1 reciprocating “TOUCH ME” the gal’s affection^ (2:18) [Mitchell m this swinging side that finds B ASCAP Smith, Misif — Hyde, Burnette] Rame once again in socko form. Intense emotion is the method Bur’ nette and the crew employ to bring this dramatic piece into the spotlight. JOHN LESLIE Another pressing worthy of any rock ’n roll inclined audience. (Epic 9217) a PEACH WITH A HEAR7 ANDY BEY R-l“OFSTONE” • (2:16) [Ross Jung’ (Decca 30361) mcel ASCAP — Twomey, Walker' John Leslie “MY PERSONAL POSSESSION” makes the most of hit B fiist opportunity for (2:43) [Roosevelt BMI—Single- Epic with this I ton, McCoy] Decca has a talented hand-clappin’ rocker with keen teer appeal. REMEMBER newcomer in Andy Bey, a polished Excellent honky-tonk pianc (Our Love Affair) effect in performer with highly stylized voice, the rocking combo work fron the arranging who makes an impressive first show- pen of Ray Conniff Solid com catcher. from the 20th Century Fox cinemascope production ing here. Some of Andy’s vocal gim- Could break micks remind the listener of Hibbler . “MOUNTAIN OF LOVE” (2:34' "An Affair To Remember" and Eckstine. Fine new ballad P by a VT [j oy ASCAP—Jayson, Wood] lad with a bright future Ai waiting for emotional teenage rock and him. ’n’ roll offering is handsomely sung with under- p, “THE MEANING OF THE standing by the artist. his latest original composition V+ BLUES” (2:34) [Modern ASCAP —Troup, Leahworth] Here the gifted lad chants another moody blues item. SAMMY KAYE Andy puts loads of heart into a song. (Columbia 40936) Watch this lad, he’s here to stay. “CHARM B BRACELET” (2:37) WHILE THE NIGHT LOUISE CARLYLE [World ASCAP—Shuman, Shu- man] Sammy Kaye and the ork plus (Moss 002) Barry Frank and the Kaydets latcl “THE REAL McCOY” (2:02) on to a tune on a straight line to the B [Roger Wayne WIND SINGS BMI — Meyer] teenage market. The melody has the Louise Carlyle goes commercial and beat, and the lyrics contain a what- swings thru a lively rock and roller each-charm-means approach the kids with Oecca 9-30362 a good dance beat. Catchy item. will find hits home. Could make noise p, “WELCOME BACK INTO MY “PAST vT-HEART” MY PRIME” (2:44) (2:45) [Regina BMI— B [Commander ASCAP — Mercei Maerz, Croy, Weismantel] This half DePaul] Sandi Summers takes the displays the versatile A lark as she spotlight on the solo vocal in this NEW WORLD OF SOUND chants a heart-felt love song with cute item from the hit show, “Li’l Ab- a lovely | lyric. Pretty performance. ner.” Good deejay fare.

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QWVy, Record Reviews SHENANDOAH ROSE

A DISK & SLEEPER B VERY GOOD c FAIR . 1 with DISC JOCKEYS!

B+ EXCELLENT C+ GOOD B MEDIOCRE SHENANDOAH ROSE . 1 with OPERATORS and ONE-STOPS! SAN JOHNSON TONY ALAMO :A Victor 6943) (Azure 4301) SHENANDOAH ROSE “BY THE RIVERBANK” (2:20) B “A BOYFRIENDS PRAYER” [Herb Reis BMI — Singleton, [Merge BMI—Blake, Corcoran] :Coy] Miss Johnson is one of the Tony Alamo, backed by the strains nale stars of the musical smash, of an organ, sings a prayer for the he Most Happy Fella.” This vocal protection of his loved one. A sincere :ess from the show is happy affirma- waxing by the deep-voiced artist. n of love set to a banjo strumming GIRL AWAITS” npo. Likeable pressing. p, “THE WHO [Merge BMI — Blake, Pock] “SHENANDOAH “SEA SHELL” (2:24) [Tannen Alamo sings a tribute to the girl *" BMI—Long, Russell] A wistful who must wait for her lover (i.e. a Had about the expected return of soldier, sailor etc.).

a lover is poignantly portrayed by II e artist. Emotional effort. THE LANE BROTHERS ROSE” (RCA Victor 6900) 5NNY GORDON B “DING DANG DANGLIN’” B/W ilem 1005) ® (2:33) [Meridian BMI-— Perry, “THE GREAT BEGINNING” Otis] The Lane Brothers, who can (2:35) [Sun Valley BMI—Philips, pounce on a teen tune with the best ffers, Bender] This is an all-out of them, keep the pace on the upswing “TOP OF THE LIST” oduction number on a big-sounding with wonderful rhythmic sense in this alody delivered in a high-powered joyful pleading to the gal for more cal stint by Kenny Gordon backed of the “lovin’ stuff.” Great rocking a chorus and the ork of Warren pressing. loble. Commendable session. B “UH-UH HONEY” (1:48) [Hill ® & Range BMI—Bond] More ex- , “PLAY FIDDLE PLAY” (2:07) [E. B. Marks BMI— Deutsch, Alt- plosive /ocal exercise brightly fash- ann] A song with a strong Gypsy ioned by the group. Right in the ivoring is wrapped up with polish by rock ’n roll groove. ordon, the ork and chorus. THE FOUR GRADS 1>HNNY WILDER (Liberty 55077) ep 106) B “FROM THIS MOMENT ON” “FIVE FOOT TWO, EYES OF (2:13) [Buxton ASCAP—Porter] BLUE” (1:49) [Leo Feist-Warock Cole Porter’s dazzling evergreen is SI I-lSCAP—Henderson, Lewis, Young] brightly caught in the happy mood of iw hnny Wilder brings a great oldie up the Four Grads in this issue from date with a swinging rock and roll the group’s package of the same title. eatment that’ll have the youngsters Deejays will play heavily on it. Ex- ippin’. Colorful side with good vocal citing performance. mmicks. nj B “YOU MAKE ME FEEL SO ms I ‘PLAY LOVE” (2:20) [Raydon YOUNG” (2:53) [Bregman, Vocco IS + ^ ASCAP — Lloyd, Wilder] This & Conn ASCAP—Myrow, Mack] An- de features the newcomer with a other Sturdy item from their LP with amatic fish-beat romancer. Lad has lots of spring in it, is presented with commercial voice that comes over spirit by the talented vocal combo.

fell on this first coupling. Another deejay delight.

)-ANN CAMPBELL JERRY WALLACE (dorado 509) (Challenge 1003) “I CAN’T GIVE YOU ANY- p “FOOL’S HALL OF FAME” 1 v"t( THING BUT LOVE” (2:14) 2:18) [Golden West BMI — Wolfe, Freeman] The basis of the tfillsl ASCAP— ] Jo-Ann Campbell wives a top drawer standard in beat item is the “Fool’s Hall Of day’s rock and roll idiom and comes Fame” idea, and that carries most of effec- } with an attractive side the kids the interest in this side sung lould enjoy. Swinging arrangement. tively by Jerry Wallace. The kids will like the approach. PETER 4 THING” (1:55) [Joy 1 “FUNNY '*, ASCAP — Campbell, Campbell, p . “BLUE-JEAN BABY” (2:20) ean] The perky songstress laces into w ' [Golden West BMI—Wolfe] A torrid rocker and dishes up a solid rock ’n roll ballad with several good mce opus that cuts from the first lines is sentimentally related by Wal- lace. OK effort. roove right thru to the last. HANLEY THE WILDER BROTHERS ARRY DOUGLAS (Verve 10055) V-10058 • V-10058X45 >ue 1002) “TEENAGE ANGEL” (2:38) » “LISSANNE” (3:05) [Q BMI— B [Radon ASCAP—Weidler Bros.] * Cooper, Levy] The Deeps, with The cui-rent popularity of the teenage Contact Your Verve Distributor for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! arry Douglas on lead, do a silken ballad may give this entry by the roup effort on a beautiful, European- Wilder Brothers the impetus for re- avored piece. This appealing session sponsive sales results. This piece falls ill find many an eager purchaser. neatly into the teen romancer category, and receives a thoughtful rendi- I “DEEP PURPLE” (2:38) [Q BMI tion from the boys. * —Parrish, De Rose] The memo- ible Peter De Rose-Mitchell Parrish “I YOU” [Radon , (2:38) p- - WANT pus is effectively sent on its wistful v * ASCAP— Weidler Bros.] A vi- ourse by the group with Douglas brant rocker gets the no-holds-barred gain taking the warm lead. delivery from the bovs. “Jl’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—11XTERJSATIOISALLY”

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BABY” I MY "-L (2:02) ^ [Smash BMI — Thompson]

ROD WILLIS (Chic 1010)

9 The Chic label, which introduced “Freight Train” and Nancy Whiskey, has an exciting new talent in Rod Willis—a thrilling rock-a- billy songster who could zoom into the spotlight with his waxing of

“Somebody’s Been Rocking My Baby/' It's a swinging affair chock-full of all the gimmicks that have started the kids dancing again. And the

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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM NEW YORK: Both Mercury and Verve gave parties last week for artists who opened at | the Waldorf. Mercury’s was for Sarah Vaughan while Verve’s was for Count Basie. ... Now that graduation time is at hand, Larry Spier, Jr. has been reservicing all djs with the Four Lads’ record of “Moments To Kemember”. . . . Leo Ditson of Chappel Music has been upped to handling the standard catalogue for album recordings. ... Sid Mobell, president of Hi-Class Records, announces the sale label of the to Jack Spinoza. . . . The Rover Boys, who came into prominence with their recording of “Graduation Day”, have joined the roster of Vik artists. . . . Pyramid Records has signed South African thrush Vita Vonn to a contract. . . . Ethel Smith will play the Shirley Booth part in “Desk Set” at the Starlight Theater, Pawling, New York, the

week of July 9th. . . . Looks like Connie Francis has a hit in her MGM disk of “Eighteen”. Initial reaction has resulted in UiCII a raft of sales. . . . Lonny Starr takes over the reins of WNEW’s “Bing Crosby & Friends” heard from 11:35-12 Noon Monday through Friday. He will continue to emcee the “Music Hall”. . some CONNIE FRANCIS “Those Brown Eyes” by the Tarriers on Glory Records now showing action in half ,, .... a dozen mid-west and southern territories four months after it was released. . . . Busy Jolly Joyce reports Bill Haley and the Comets broke all time records for the month of June at Buck Lake Ranch Park, Angola, Indiana, by playing to 10,800 people everyone’s during three performances. raving about Joyce has booked the Eberly Brothers into the same spot July 14. He’s also booked Charlie Gracie into Convention Hall, Asbury Park, on . June 29. . . Leo Mesner reports that actor Steve Rowland has signed a recording deal with Intro Records. . . . Lester Sims, general professional manager of Bourne, off to the Coast for two weeks CHICAGO: If WBBM-TVer Don Cherry looked pooped the other p.m., he had a right to Cherry had completed thirty-six holes to qualify for the National Open! This puts another feather in the young fellow’s cap alongside his brilliant playing at Master’s Tourney and new Columbia diskeroo, “April Age”. Incidentally Len Dresslar, in town tonight’s Beau Brummel, will sit in for Cherry. . . . Peggy Lee trained thru town enroute with hubby, Dewey Martin, to NYC and skeaded three Jackie Gleason stints. . . . Hard workers, these west coasters. Par’s Harry Maselow making a national jaunt setting up distribs singing for indie introduced at this past MOA convention. Disk, “Afraid,” by Texan, Lee Young, getting reaction—“All good”, reports Maselow. . . . “Bon Voy- age”, say the whole Chi Decca staff to Clarence Gold- berg, recently transferred to NYC. . . . A1 Beilin finding the excitement hard to contain as his “Face MY PERSONAL In The Crowd” disker by Coral’s Don Cornell heads POSSESSION “higher and higher”. . . . Nice letter from Ft. Worth’s with Franz Schubert advising that “Second Hand Lip- THE FOUR KNIGHTS stick’ beginning to catch . . EYDIE GORME on. . New marquee over familiar London House portal blinking out news that Barbara Carroll - keeping customers verra happy. . . and TTEnit4. dJ ^ . s and Ernie Leaner now the proud distributors of beautiful? , Steelman, Hi-Fi products. ... A quote from Robbins’ Erwin Barg, English import, ‘Rainbow’, now on Kapp by Russ Hamilton is the next number one smash in the U.S.” . . . “So what else is new?” quipped WAAF’s Jerry Leighton as MGM’s Gordon Gray handed the deejay a plug list with ei a hundred titles it. . . SEND FOR °7 on . When Nat Cole closes ME , Chez, Danny j , Thomas skedded to pick right up without losing a beat. . . . Edyie Gorme Palmer Houses opens at Empire Room, . 6/13. . . Mercury’s Irv Green, Kenny Myers Art 1 al n d ^e beaming over their big four, Patti Page, Rusty Draper, TJ 1 44 , ^1 The a Hars> 1 and Diamonds. “Their decks are neck’n neck,” cheered Myers Mr. Kelly s presenting Buddy Greco. HOLLYWOOD: Capitol recording star, Tommy Sands back to the Coast this week after a very successful appearance at New York’s Roxy . . record #3737 Theatre. . Actor-singer Bert Convy concluded a featured role in the 20th Century-Fox TV production “Mother Was A Freshman”. . . . Julie Losch getting big reaction from the” song “Shenandoah Rose” with all three versions getting a big play locally. . . . Alan Copeland’s latest Coral release spotlights the singer on a series of vocal impressions on the tune “Will You Still Be Mine”. . . . West Coast pianist Russ Freeman has been appointed musical advisor in a supervisory capacity by Pacific Jazz Records. . . . The Jordanaires signed a new long-term renewal contract with Capitol

Records this week. . . Jay Lowy reports great leaction to the first recording' by singer Don Casanave on the ABC-Paramount label. Disk couples “Deep Within Me”, and “Outside Of My Dream World”. . Elliot Machit of Rave Records cutting a new single for the label with vocalist Rita Paul. . . . Sandi Mat- thes, new promotion girl for . Piv Records, currently working on the label’s new release DON CASANAVE of “Affair To Remember and Continue” by The Leaders, featur- mg Chuck Maroni Carl Burns, t, , . head of Crystalette Records, returned from a trip through the Northwest, and leaves this weekend h EaSt d a t Ur f a11 ma r markets. . ? .? J° . . A1 Solomon has left the MillsMfll! MusicM fiimr and will1 enter the independent field of record promotion d 3ubhshe representation. J . Gogi Grant currently packing them in at fh p oor °f he Hotel Statler. . . ? T . New vocal group, The Axidentals, v^iting the ^local deejays with their ABC-Paramount album, before leaving to fulfill an engagement in Vancouver, B.C. . . . Chica o-n deejay Howard Miller due m town this week for the filming of the movie “The Big Beat” in which ne will have a featured role. Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX’

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IT GETS YA ROCK YOUR LITTLE BABY TO SLEEP CM CM HUNT 14 REDDY KNOX (Roulette) record no. 3736 |j and his Orchestra THE GIRL WITH THE GOLDEN BRAIDS 19 15 PERRY COMO (RCA Victor) START MOVIN' 16 SAL MINED (Epic) 11 ANN ONE AND ONLY ji SEARCHIN' 35 LOTTERY 17 COASTERS (Atco)

LEONARDO y.iif /J GONE with Orchestra Conducted record no. 3733 18 by DICK REYNOLDS 18 FERLIN HESKY (Capitol) I'M WALKIN' 19 RICKY NELSON (Verve) 13 LET ME BE LOVED FATS DOMINO (Imperial) TOMMY Theme song from “The James Dean Story” 1 JUST DON'T KNOW 20 FOER LADS (Columbia) 21 SANDS FANTASTICALLY FOOLISH record no. 3743 21) AROUND THE WORLD. 22) WITH ALL MY HEART. 23) TALKIN' TO TH BLUES. 24) COME GO WITH ME. 25) ROUND AND ROUND. 26) LITTLE WHIT

LIES. 27) I LIKE YOUR KIND OF LOVE. 28) YOUNG BLOOD. 29) VALLEY O TEARS. 30) GONNA FIND ME A BLUEBIRD. 31) FABULOUS. 32) ONE FOR M’ YOU'RE CHEATIN’ YOURSELF BABY. 33) WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL! 34) I'M GONNA SIT RIGHT DOW! AND WRITE MYSELF A LETTER. 35) BERNARDINE. 36) MANGOS. 37) DON" (If You’re Cheatin' On Me) WANK CALL ME SWEETIE. 38) MY DREAM. 39) ROCK-A-BILLY. 40) OVER TH MOUNTAIN. 41) PLEDGE OF LOVE. 42) GOIN' STEADY. 43) ISLAND IN TH SOMETHING WONDERFUL SUN. 44) EMPTY ARMS. 45) CAN'T WAIT FOR SUMMER. 46) SPEAK FOI YOURSELF, JOHN. 47) MY LITTLE BABY. 48) PEACE IN THE VALLEY. 49 SINATRA HAPPENS IN SUMMER SHANGRI-LA. 50) SHISH-KEBAB. 51) MAMA GUITAR. 52) QUEEN OF TH with Nelson Riddle’s Orchestra SENIOR PROM. 53) DON'T CRY MY LOVE. 54) STARDUST. 55) SUSIE-Q record no. 3744 56) YES, TONIGHT JOSEPHINE. 57) IT'S YOU I LOVE. 58) WARM UP TO M V.,:....'. BABY. 59) COCOANUT WOMAN. 60) BILLY GOAT; LOOK AT 'ER.

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1. It's Not For Me To Say 1. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 1. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (J. Mathis) 2. Love Letteri In The Sand 2. Love Letters In The Sand 2. Come Go With Me (P. Boone) (P. Boor (Del-Vikings) 3. With All Heart 3. 3. Wonderful! Wonderful! My (Sands) All Shook Up (E. Presley) (J. Mathis) 4. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 4. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 4. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 5. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 5. Round And Round (P. Com 5. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 6. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 6. School Day (C. Berry) 6. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 7. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 7. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 7. All Shook Up (E. Presley) (M. Rainwater) 8. Wonderful! Wonderful! 8. Love Letters In The Sand 8. Around The World (Young) (J. Math HUT (P. Boone) 9. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 9. Gone (F. Husky) HUT 9. With All My Heart (Sands) 10. I'm Walkin' 10. Cocoanut Woman 10. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (Nelson/Domino) (H. Belafonl

Hit of the M0A Convention! plugged on Ed. Sullivan Show 1 g Picked by Philadelphia, Pa. Seattle, Wash. Houston, Tex. Billboard Cash Box Variety 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Teenager's Romance (Nelson) 1. Searchin' (Coasters) SUMMER LOVE (P. Boone) 2. Over The Mountain 2. Love Letters In The Sand) 2. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) (Johnnie & Joe) (P. Boon 3. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 3. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 3. Isabella (R. Tan) and 4. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) 4. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 4. White Sport Coat (Robbins 5. School Day (C. Berry) 5. Lucille (L. Richard) 5. Come Go With Me 6. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 6. Searchin' (Coasters) (Del-Vikinc 7. Four Walls (T. Brewer) 7. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 6. Valley Of Tears (F. Domin I’M SORRY FOR EIGHTEEN 8. With All My Heart (Sands) 8. Love Letters In The Sand 7. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) 9. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (P. Boone) 8. Susie-O (D. Hawkins) 10. Over The Mountain 9. I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) 9. Till (P. Faith) and YOU, FRIEND (Johnnie & Joe) 10. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 10. Talkin' To The Blues (Low MY FADED ORCHID

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1. 1. School Day (C. Berry) All Shook Up (E. Presley) 1 . Dark Moon (G. Storm) 2. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 2. All Shook Up (E. Presley) So Rare (J. Dorsey) 2. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 3. Gone (F. Husky) 3. School Day (C. Berry) 3. Love Letters In The Sand 4. Love Letters In The Sand 4. Gone (F. Husky) (P. Boon (P. Boone) 5. Come Go With Me 4. Four Walls (J. Reeves) DAVID ROSE 5. White Sport Coat (Robbins) (Del-Vikings) 5. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 6. I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) 6. Searchin' (Coasters) 6. Valley Of Tears (F. Domin MARVIN RAINWATER 7. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 7. Rang Tang Ding Dong 7. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) & His Orch. 8. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (Cellos) 8. Over The Mountain 9. Teenager's Romance 8. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) (Johnnie & Jo (R. Nelson) 9. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 9. City Of Tears (G. Shaw) 10. Freight Train (R. Draper) 10. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 10. Teenager's Romance (Nelso

Cleveland, Ohio Detroit, Mich. Pittsburgh, Pa.

1. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Love Letters In The Sand 2. Love Letters In The Sand (P. Boone) (P. Boon (P. Boone) 2. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 2. White Sport Coat (Robbii 3. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 3. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) 3. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 4. 4. I Like Your Kind Of Love Young Blood (Coasters) 4. Wonderful! Wonderful! (A. Williams) 5. Rosie Lee (Mello-Tones) (J. Mathi HOT 6. 5. Dark Moon (G. Storm) I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) 5. Gone (F. Husky) 6. I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) 7. Over The Mountain 6. Queen Of The Senior Pro

7. I Just Don't Know (Johnnie & Joe) (Mills Bro! (Four Lads) 8. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 7. Teenager's Romance POP HIT! 8. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 9. Dark Moon (G. Storm) (R. Nelso 9. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 10. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 8. Searchin' (Coasters) UNA CASA 10. It's Not For Me To Say And Write Myself A Letter 9. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (J. Mathis) (B. Williams) 10. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) GONNA FIND PORTUGUESA Baltimore, Md. Boston, Mass. Atlanta, Ga. and ME A BLUEBIRD 1. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 1. It's Not For Me To Say 1. Come Go With Me 2. Love Letters In The Sand (J. Mathis) (Del-Viking (P. Boone) 2. Love Letters In The Sand 2. Searchin' (Coasters) K 124 12 • MGM 12412 ARIANE 3. Young Blood (Coasters) (P. Boone) 3. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 4. School Day (C. Berry) 3. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 4. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) K 12492 • MGM 12492 5. Wonderful! Wonderful! 4. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 5. Love Letters In The Sand (J. Mathis) 5. All Shook Up (E. Presley) (P. Boon 6. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 6. Queen Of The Senior Prom 6. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys)

llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 7. Bernardine (P. Boone) (Mills Bros.) 7. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 8. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) 7. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 8. It's Not For Me To Say 9. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 8. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (J. Math 10. It's Not For Me To Say 9. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 9. Goin' Steady (T. Sands) ROBBIN HOOD ROBERT MAXWELL (J. Mathis) 10. With All My Heart (Sands) 10. White Sport Coat (Robbins His Harp, Orchestra, and Chorus San Antonio, Tex. Minneapolis, Minn. Milwaukee, Wis. OPEN YOUR 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. School Day (C. Berry) 1. Dark Moon (B, Guitar) MARY (P. Boone) 2. Love Letters In The Sand 2. Love Letters In The Sand 2. White Sport Coat (Robbins) (P. Boone) MOUTH (P. Boon 3. Talkin' To The Blues (Lowe) 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 3. I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) 4. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 4. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) LOU AND SING 5. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 5. He's Mine (Platters) 4. With All My Heart (Sand 6. School Day (C. Berry) 6. Four Wails (Lowe/Reeves) 5. White Sport Coat (Robbins K12488 45 RPM 7. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 7. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 6. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 8. Come Go With Me 8. Goin' Steady (T. Sands) 7. Bye, Bye Love (Everlys) (Del-Vikings) 9. Dark Moon (Storm/Guitar) 8. Four Walls (J. Reeves)

9. Gone (F. Husky) 10. I Like Your Kind Of Love 9. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 10. 10. HOT It's You I Love (F. Domino) (A. Williams) All Shook Up (E. Presley)

St. Louis, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. Cincinnati, Ohio FOR THE LOVE f hank williams 1. Teenager's Romance 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Love Letters In The Sand (R. Nelson) (P. Boone) (P. Boon and 2. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) OF MIKE LEAVE IV1E 2. Teenager's Romance 2. School Day (C. Berry) 3. Freight Train | (R. Nelson) (Whiskey /Draper) 3. White Sport Coat (Robbin WITH TEARS 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) and I ALONE WITH 4. Love Letters In The Sand 4. Gone (F. Husky) (P. Boone) 4. School Day (C. Berry) 5. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 5. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 5. All Shook Up (E. Presley) IN MY EYES 6. Teenager's Romance WOULD'NT CHA LIKE TO KNOW BLUES 6. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 6. Too Late (G. Austin) j THE (R. Nelso 7. Goin' Steady (T. Sands) 7. Searchin' (Coasters) K12486 • 45 RPM ONLY I K12484 • MGM 12484 8. Talkin' To The Blues 8. Rock-A-Billy (G. Mitchell) 7. All Shook Up (E. Presley) (J. 9. I Like Your Lowe) Kind Of Love 8. I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) 9. Fabulous (C. Gracie) (A. Williams) 9. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 10. Rock Your Little Baby To 10. I'm Stickin' With You Sleep (B. Knox) (J. Bowen) 10. Fabulous (C. Gracie) ii Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX?*

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lBiiilllllllllllllllilllll obi Josie The first skiffle nautical party took place this weekend when several hundred youngsters hoarded a ship from Gravesend and crossed the Channel to Calais in France to the sound of skiffle music. Several groups were on The Cadillacs LAST WEEK board to provide music for dancing. DARK MOON The outing, which was a huge success, I 820 Dandelion BMI-—Miller # is bound to be followed by many more during this summer. LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND 4 Mindy Carson made her first ap- 2 Bourne ASCAP— Kenny, Kenny, Coots “MY GIRL pearance on television here when she guested on Yal Parnell’s “Sunday A WHITE SPORT COAT 2 Night Palladium” Show and was an 3 Acuff-Rose BMI—Robbins FRIEND” instant success. Mindy has charm, RARE personality and a good voice and I SO feel we’ll be seeing her again very 4 Robbins ASCAP— Herst, Sharpe 8 ^nuiDiiiiiiiiiiinininmiiiiiimiiiinminuiiiiiiuiiniiiiuiaffi' soon. Also on the show we had a re- ROUND AND ROUND 11111111111 turn visit Him " from Guy Mitchell, over 3 ors Jubilee j Rush BMI Stallman, Shapiro here for a concert tour. 5 — illllllHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllli Due over next week for meetings ALL SHOOK UP is George Marek of 6 RCA Victor. 6 Shalimar-Presley BMI—Blackwell, Presley George arrives on June 13th and will spend several weeks on Gene Nash the Conti- FOUR WALLS 7 nent. 7 Sheldon BMI—Moore, Campbell It looks as though Harry Belafon- # 5285 LITTLE DARLIN' te’s “Island In The Sun” may develop 5 into a very big hit over here. Plenty 8 Excellorec BMI—-Williams of air time riven to the record and COME GO WITH ME initial sales look more than healthy. 9 “DANDY LION” 9 Gil & Phoebe BMI—-Quick Although the show has never been seen in this country, the title song ALMOST PARADISE from “Mr. Wonderful” is heading 11 for 10 Peer International BMI— Petty the top via the Peggy Lee waxing. Eddie Fisher and Dehbie Reynolds SCHOOL DAY (RING RING GOES THE BELL) — are to be guests of honor on June 11 Arc BMI— Berry 12th at the Variety Club luncheon at EMPTY ARMS the Savoy Hotel. 13 The Chancellors This Week’s Best Selling Pop Singles 12 Ivory BMI—Hunter (Courtesy “New Musical Express”) WHY BABY WHY 5000 1 Yes, Tonight Josenhine 10 # Johnnie Ray (Philips) 13 Winneton BMI—Dixon, Hanson 2 Butterfly THE Andy Williams (London) AROUND WORLD — 14 Victor Young ASCAP—Young “THERE GOES 3 Rock-A-Billy Guy Mitchell (Philips) GIRL WITH THE GOLDEN BRAIDS 4 When I Fall In Love— 15 15 Roncom ASCAP Kahan, Snyder Nat “King” Cole (Capitol) — MY GIRL” 5 Freight Train Chas McDevitt Group (Oriole)

Ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiil 6 Mr. Wonderful Peggy Lee (Brunswick) iiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiuiiil Peatman on Winley | 7 Around The World iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif- Ronnie Hilton (HMV) 8 I’ll Take You Home Again Kath- leen—Slim Whitman (London) List 9 Around The World SONGS WITH LARGEST RADIO & TV AUDIENCE The Paragons Grade Fields (Columbia) 10 Around The World The top 30 songj of the week on radio and TV based on the Copyrighted Audience Coverage Index & Bing Crosby (Brunswick) # 215 Aedlence Trend Index—A National Survey of Popular Music Heard Over Network Broadcasts. Published 11 Too Much by the Office of Research, Inc., Dr. John G. Peatman, Director. Elvis Presley (HMV) 12 Gamblin’ Man “FLORENCE” Lonnie Donegan (Pye-Nixa) RADIO (LISTED ALPHABETICALLY) TV 13 Cumberland Gap—

Lonnie Donegan (Pye-Nixa) A Face In The Crowd Remick A Teenager's Romance Aztec 14 Butterfingers— All Shook Up Shalimar A White Sport Coot Acuff-Rose Tommy Steele (Decca) World Young All 15 Ninety-Nine Ways— Around The Shook Up Shalimar Tab Hunter (London) Can't Wait For Summer Southern Around The World Young

16 Baby Baby— Do I Love You (Because You're Beginning Of Love Longridge Charlie White Beautiful) ...... Williamson Teen-Agers (Columbia) Bernardine Palm Springs 17 Chapel Of The Roses— Don't Cry My Love B. F. Wood Butterfly Mayland & Presley #219 Malcolm Vaughan (HMV) Empty Arms Ivory Charm Bracelet E. H. Morris 17 I’m Sorry Four Walls Sheldon Platters (Mercury) Dark Moon Dandelion Freight Train Maurice 19 White Sport Coat— Do I Love You (Because You're “SWEETIE BABY” King Brothers (Parlophone) Get Me To The Church On Time . Chappell Beautiful) Williamson

Girl With The Golden Braids Roncom I Can't Give You Anything 20 Little Darlin’— But Love Baby . . Mills

Diamonds (Mercury) I Could Have Danced All Night . Chappell I Could Have Danced All Night Chappell 20 We Will Make Love— I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write I Like Your Kind Of Love Acuff-Rose Russ Hamilton (Oriole) Myself A Letter DeSylva-Brown-Henderson I'm Walkin' Reeve 22 Around The World— Italiano Harms Mantovani (Decca) Just In Time Stratford It's Good To Be Alive Valyr The Jesters 23 Young Love Little Darlin' Excellorec It's Not For Me To Say Korwin Tab Hunter (London) Look At 'Er Valyr 24 Banana Boat (Day-O) — I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face Chappell Love Letters In The Sand Bourne #218 Harry Belafonte (HMV) Kill Me With Kisses Broadcast Marianne 25 White Sport Coat— Little Darlin' Excellorec Montclare Terry Dene (Decca) Little White Lies Bregman-Vocco-Conn Mutual Admirttion Society Chappell Look At 'Er 26 Streamline Train Valyr My Little Baby Gil STRANGE” The Vipers (Parlophone) Love Letters In The Sand Bourne My Love Song Birchwood Man On Fire 27 Why, Baby, Why? — Robbins Oh Pain, Oh Agony! Pincus Mangos Pat Boone (London) Redd Evans Old Cape Cod Pincus Old Cape Cod 28 Butterfly— Pincus On The Street Where You Live Chappell Round And Round Rush Rock-A-Billy Products Of Charlie Gracie (Parlophone) Oxford Sing, Little Birdie, Sing Rush Round And Round Roncom 29 I’ll Find You— So Rare Robbins Send For Me David Whitfield (Decca) Winneton Speak For Yourself John Famous So Rare 30 The World Is Mine— Robbins Stars Fell On Alabama 315 47 th ST. Mills Sunshine Girl Valyr W. NEW YORK Malcolm Vaughan (HMV) Wonderful! Wonderful! E. B. Marks Where's The Happy Ending Chippendale "'Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX

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Platter PERATORS Spinner Patter RETAILERS ALL ABOUT DISK JOCKEYS

Station WLOB-Portland, Me., writes deejay Howie Leonard, has begun a nightly broadcast from a local drive-in movie from 6 PM to 8:30 PM with WLOB platter spinners alternating. A special dance-floor platform was con- DEEJAYS structed for the movie patrons for their use prior to the showing of the movies, and the entire broadcast is fed into the ear Is Mir To Have Your Top Ten Rep- speaker system. . . . Dave Steere ( WMAK-Nashville, Tenn. ) tells us that WMAK is featuring a “Million- Copy-Sellers!” stint each half hour over an 18 hour resented In THE CASH BOX Charts, period, whereby a record that has sold a million (from 1920 on) is played. Dave plans to leave WMAK August 3rd for a vacation, and then enroll in Arizona State University in Phoenix, the city he wishes to do

Fill In The Coupon Below some platter spinning in. . . . Art Brown (WWDC- Washington, D. C.) received the profile treatment in

the fan mag, Radio-TV Mirror. . . . According to (Or Pvt Them On Your Own Letterhead) Scott Avery (WLFH-Little Falls, N. Y.), “Dandy Lion” by Gene Nash (Jubilee) is a smash in his area.

. . . Bob Merman ( WTAO-Cambridge, Mass.) recently And Mail To HOWIE LEONARD opened a foreign car outlet in Danvers, Mass., Bob (WLOB— Portland, Me.) Merman Motors Inc. . . . A1 Radka (KFRE-Fresno, Calif.) recently guested the composer of “Nature Boy,” Eden Ahbez. Ahbez has a new tune, “Elvis Presley Blues,” by Annita label, . . Walter Powell THE CASH BOX Ray on Ahbez’s own Dream. . ( WBVL-Barbourville Ky.) has just completed his junior year at Union College 1721 BROADWAY in Barbourville, and will be on a full-time basis on WBVL for the summer. Powell’s new show is the “950 Club,” heard Monday thru Friday from 9 AM

until 11 AM. . . . Mike Stevens (CJAD-Montreal, Que., Can.) is honeymooning NEW YORK 19, N .Y. in New York. *

Jay Dunn ( WKOX-Framingham, Mass.) has been Ust Your Top Ten Pop Tunes Here polling various high schools in his area regarding the pop musical tastes of the students, and has found KAMI or RECORD HERE ARTIST OR BAND HERE their favorites in artists to be Pat Boone (Dot) and Teresa Brewer (Coral) in single vocalists, and the 1. Four Lads (Columbia) and the McGuire Sisters 2. (Coral) in the vocal group division. ... In the “Disk Jockey Regional Record Report” of June 1st, we in- 1. correctly listed the station of Ray Rayner. Rayner is the staff of WBBM-Chicago, 111. Ferland 4 . on ... Ed

( WHEC-Rochester, N. Y.) had 2 hours added to his 5. Saturday afternoon show, and took over a 4 hour

Sunday show recently. . . . Anniversary Notes: On BOB LAZICH June 1st, Ray Perkins (KIMN-Denver, Colo.) cele- 1 . (KXLL—Missoula, Mont.) brated his 11th year with KIMN. . . . Jim Mendes

1 ( WICE-Providence, R. I.) has 7 years of service on WICE, and takes on 2 additional hours in the evening, from 6 to 8 PM, 5 nights f. a week. . . . Bob Lazich (KXLL-Missoula, Mont.) celebrated his 9th anniversary 1 ®. in radio, and graduates this June with a B.A. degree from Montana State University. Lazich was recently appointed Program Director of KXLL, too.

. . . Hal Fredericks (WDSV-New Orleans, La.), just moving into his second List Your Top Ten Country Tunes Here on WDSV, has been named Program Director of the

station. . . . Gene Winters ( WPGC-Washington, D. C.) NAME OF RECORD HERE ARTIST OR BAND HERE was the emcee for the fourth annual moonlight cruise

1. down the Potomac river sponsored by the Prince George’s County Recreation Department (Maryland) 1 on Friday evening, May 24th. One of the highlights

3 . of the cruise was the crowning of Miss Teen Queen

of 1957. . . . Don Bell’s (KIOA-Des Moines, Iowa) 4 . first promotion since he arrived at KIOA May 1st 5. I was a jingle contest asking listeners to write a jingle using the station’s position on the dial, 940, 6 . and the call letters KIOA. All jingles used on the

7 . air earned for their winners checks for $9.40. Ten jingle writers drawn at random received checks for I. 94 cents. Don recently interviewed Pat Boone (Dot) 9, ELLIOT LITT and Les Elgart (Columbia) on one program. . . . Ted

Burbank, Calif.) Crays ( KRMD-Shreveport, La.) reports the following- 8®. (KBLA— line-up on the 24 hour station: Johnny Evans, Sammy

David, Bob Schwartz, and Don Tucker. . . . Elliot Litt is a Los Angeles newsboy wT ho is using part of his earnings to conduct a disk jockey show over station List Your Top Ten Rhythm *N Blues Records Here KBLA-Burbank from 3 to 3:30 each afternoon. Elliot is trying to get enough NAME OF RECORD HIRE ARTIST OR SAND HERE sponsors to make his show a winning proposition.

* * * * 5jC 1. Frank Sinatra (Capitol) and Stan Kenton (Capitol) played Denver on the 2 . same night, at different places, on June 1st writes Sam Blessing (KOSI-

Denver, Colo.) . . . Bob Kloss (WKWK- Wheeling, W. Va.) has an interesting- 3 .

write-up on Mercury Eastern A&R head Bobby Shad. . . . Dick Biondi (WHOT- 4. Youngstown, Ohio) likes the Brenda Lee (Decca) platter of “Love You

5 . Till I Die.”

1. VITAL STATISTICS Mike Woloson, formerly of WNOR-Norfolk, Va., has joined staff of 8 .

WNEW-New York. . . . Ron McCoy moves over to KMUR-Murray-Salt 9 , Lake City from KALL in Salt Lake. . . . Harvey Boswell and Ray Cox

10 . are the new deejays at KPOK-Scottsdale, Ariz. . . . Dick Regan, Jim Bronsdon, and Bob Fuller are platter spinners at WNBP-Newburyport, NAME Mass. . . . Jerry Mason and Frank Kalil, formerly of KELP-E1 Paso,

FIRM ... have joined KTKT-Tucson, Ariz. Mason is KTKT’s Program Director. . . . Bob Cooper has been appointed Program Director of KONO-San Antonio, ADDRESS Tex. . . . Bob Stevens, formerly of KTSA-San Antonio, Tex. is now plat-

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In the Middle of a Dark, Dark Night

with Jimmy Carroll 4-40940

CLIFF PETTY TRIO JOHNSON The trio is the most recent addition to Columbia’s roster King of a Honky of fabulous talent. Their Tonk Heaven b/w send-off disc is like a “first Just a Memory of You LU ANN kiss”— sensational! And you'll be looking for more to come! 4—40935-c

SIMMS The First Kiss vocal by Vi Petty b/w Run, Don’t Walk b/w The First Kiss The Still Small Voice instrumental with Jimmy Carroll 4-40929 4-40937

RECORDS THE SURE-FIRE HITS ARE ON I COLUMBIA THE A DIVISION OF CBS THE HOTTEST COMPANY IN BUSINESS ® “Columbia” Marcas Reg.

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Top Selling Records

Reported by Retail Outlets

From Coast to Coast

BLOOMINGDALE DEPT. LISHON'S CALIFORNIA MUSIC CO. STORE Chicago, III. Los Angeles, Calif. New York, N. Y. 1. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 1. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 2. With All My Heart (Sands) 1. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 2. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 3. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 2. Gone (F. Husky^ 3. Love Letters in The Sand 4. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 3. It's Not For Me To Say (P. Boone) 5. Crickets On Parade (J. Mathis) (B. Christian) 4. Four Walls (J. Lowe) 4. One For My Baby (Bennett) 6. I Like Your Kind Of Love 5. Wonderful! Wonderful! 5. White Sport Coat (Robbins) (A. Williams) (J. Mathis) 6. My Little Baby (P. Como) 7. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 6. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) (M. Rainwater) 7. Freight Train (R. Draper) 7. Round And Round (P. Como) 8. Don't Cry My Love (Lynn) 8. Wonderful! Wonderful! 9. Around World In 80 8. So Rare (J. Dorsey) The (J. Mathis) Days (V. Young) 9. Dark (B. Guitar) 9. Mangos (R. Clooney) Moon 10. Love Letters In The Sand 10. Empty Arms (I. J. Hunter) (P. Boone) 10. Dark Moon (G. Storm)

MUSIC BOX ANDERSON'S MUSIC ALROY MUSIC SHOP Cambridge, Mass. Red Bank, N. J. Forest Hills, N. Y.

1. Queen Of The Senior Prom 1. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 1 . Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) (Mills Bros.) 2. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) 2. Wonderful! Wonderful! 2. My Dream (Platters) 3. Come Go With Me (J. Mathis) 3. After’ School (R. Starr) (Del-Vikings) 3. Come Go With Me 4. Gone (F. Husky) 4. Love Letters In The Sand (Del-Vikings) 5. Four Walls (J. Reeves) (P. Boone) 4. It's Not For Me To Say 6. Chosen Few 5. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) (J. Mathis) (Dion & Timberlanes) 6. It's Not For Me To Say 5. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 7. Love Letters In The Sand (J. Mathis) 6. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) (P. Boone) 7. School Day (C. Berry) 7. Over The Mountain (Johnnie & Joe) 8. Around The World (Crosby) 8. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 8. My Dream (Platters) 9. Dance Harem 9. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 9. Love Letters In The Sand (Armenian Jazz Sextet) 10. I Just Don't Know (P. Boone) 10. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (Four Lads) 10. Mangos (R. Clooney)

NORTHERN ONE STOP NORTH MAIN REC. SHOP COX RECORD SHOP RECORD SERVICE Houston, Tex. Atlanta, Ga. Cleveland, Ohio 1. Searchin' (Coasters) 1. Come Go With Me (Del-Vikings) 1. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 2. Love Letters In The Sand (P. 2. Searchin' (Coasters) 2. I Just Don't Know Boone) (J. Mathis) 3. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 3. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 3. Love Letters In The Sand 4. Short Fat Fannie (Williams) 4. Love Letters In The Sand (P. Boone) (P. Boone) 5. I Like Your Kind Of Love 4. Ring-A-Ding Ding (Sands) (A. Williams) 5. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 6. Come Go With Me 6. It's Not For Me To Say 5. It's Not For Me To Say ! (J. Mathis) (Del-Vikings) (J. Mathis) 7. 6. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 7. White Sport Coat (Robbins) Goin' Steady (T. Sands) 7. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 8. Talkin' To The Blues (Lowe) 8. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 8. I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) 9. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 9. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 9. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 10. In (Darrin) 10. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 10. So Rare (J. Dorsey) Dealer Dreams

SUPER MUSIC INC. E & R RECORD SHOP BOB SCHAAD Baltimore, Md. San Antonio, Tex. Evansville, Ind.

1. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 1. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 1. White Sport Coat (Robbins) School Berry) 2. School Day (C. Berry) 2. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 2. Day (C. 3. Dark (G. Storm) 3. Empty Arms (T. Brewer) 3. Love Letters In The Sand Moon 4. (T. 4. Wonderful! Wonderful! (P. Boone) Empty Arms Brewer) 5. White Sport Coat (Robbins) (J. Mathis) 4. Talkin' To The Blues 6. Love Letters In The Sand 5. It Hurts To Be In Love (J. Lowe) (A. Laurie) 5. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) (P. Boone) Cornin' 6. Freight Train 6. School Day (C. Berry) 7. Baby's Home (McDevitt Skiffle Group) 7. Come Go With Me (C. Conway) 8. Rare (J. Dorsey) 7. Try Again (P. Cline) (Del-Vikings) So 9. 8. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) 8. My Dream (Platters) Come Go With Me 9. Ding Dong (B. Doggett) 9. Dark Moon (G. Storm) (Del-Vikings) 10. Party Doll 10. Bye Bye Love (W. Pierce) 10. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) (S. Lawrence)

CENTER MUSIC SHOP HIGH POINT RECORD SHOP YOUNKERS Detroit, Mich. Philadelphia, Pa. Des Moines, Iowa

1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Love Letters In The Sand (P. Boone) (P. Boone) (P. Boone) | 2. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 2. With All My Heart (Sands) 2. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 3. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) 3. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 3. Start Movin' (S. Mineo)

4. Shangri-la (Four Coins) 4. Over The Mountain 5. I Just Don't Know (4 Lads) 5. Four Walls (J. Reeves) (Johnny & Joe) 5. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 6. Don't Call Me Sweetie 5. O’d Cape Cod (P. Page) 6. School Day (C. Berry) (E. Rodgers) 6. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 7. Young Blood (Coasters) 7. I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) 7. School Day (C. Berry) 8. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 8. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 8. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 9. I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) 9. Girl With The Golden Braids 9. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) (P. Como) 10. It's Not For Me To Say 10. Freight Train (R. Draper) 10. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) (J. Mathis)

ODLAND MUSIC SHOP PARKER HOUSE OF MUSIC THE WAX WORKS Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Fayetteville, N. C. Owensboro, Ky.

1. Rock Your Little Baby To 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. He Was There (F. Young) Sleep (B. Knox) (P. Boone) 2. Shrine Of St. Cecelia 2. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 2. Dark Moon (G. Storm) (F. Young) 3. Love Letters In The Sand 3. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 3. Love Letters In The Sand (P. Boone) 4. Come Go With Me (P. Boone) 4. Dark Moon (G. Storm) (Del-Vikings) 4. Round And Round (P. Como) 5. Rock-A-Billy (G. Mitchell) 5. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 5. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 6. Four Walls (J. Lowe) 6. Empty Arms (T. Brewer) 6. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 7. A1 Conte Quartet 7. I Love My Girl (Hilltoppers) Why Baby Why (P. Boone) 7. Rock-A-Billy (G. Mitchell) IT'S NEW 8. Goin' Steady (T. Sands) 8. Till (P. Faith) 8. School Day (C. Berry) 9. Freight Train (R. Draper) 9. Four Walls (J. Lowe) 9. Pledge Of Love (Copeland) MR. PIANO IT’S PAlYPSd 10. After School (R. Starr) 10. Fabulous (C. Gracie) 10. Four Walls (J. Lowe) LIEBERMAN MUSIC CO. BUDISCO ONE STOP KATZ DRUG CO. IT’S ROSEMARY CLOONEY Omaha, Neb. Miami, Fla. Kansas City, Mo.

1. White Sport Coat (Robbins) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Teenage Romance (Nelson) MR. BANJO 2. School Day (C. Berry) (P. Boone) 2. Love Letters In The Sand 3. I Just Don't Know 2. White Sport Coat (Robbins) (P. Boone) 12" long play WHO DOT (Four Lads) 3. Girl With The Golden Braids 3. Searching (Coasters) 4. Yes Tonight Josephine (Ray) (P. Como) 4. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 5. Round And Round (P. Como) 4. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 5. Too Late (G. Austin

6. Rock-A-Billy (G. Mitchell) 5. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 6. I Like Your Kind Of Love MON, 7. It's For 6. MOM? Not Me To Say All Shook (E. (A. Up Presley) Williams) Columbia ^40,917 (J. Mathis) 7. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 7. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 8. Talkin' To The Blues (Tower) 8. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 8. School Day (C. Berry) REMICK MUSIC COUP 9. Ring-A-Ding Ding (Sands) 9. School Day (C. Berry) 9. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 10. Butterfly (A. Williams) 10. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) 10. Rock-A-Billy (G. Mitchell) “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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AMERICA’S No. 1 SINGING GROUP sing AMERICA’S

NEXT No. 1 SONG

MERCURY 71128

published by NOR-VA-JAK MUSIC

sole selling agent: MELODY LANE MUSIC PUB. CO. Gen. Prof. Mgr. MURRAY DEUTCH

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Congratulating The Winner Best Selling Pop Albums

Also Available in EP HIM Pos. Last Week

A SWINGIN' AFFAIR! 1 1 FRANK. SINATRA (Capitol W 803 * EAP-1-803, 2-803, 3-803, 4-803)

LOVE IS THE THING 3 NAT “KING” COLE (Capitol W-824 * EAP-1-824, 2-824, 3-824)

AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS 4 MOVIE SCORE (Decca DL 9046) MY FAIR LADY BROADWAY CAST (Columbia OL 5090 * A 5090) SALT LAKE CITY—Ray Briem, left, Salt Lake City KLUB disk jockey, MANTOVANI FILM and Don Webb, Columbia Records’ Salt Lake distributor sales manager, ENCORES (standing), congratulate Garth Van Campen on his winning entry in “A MANTOVANI AND HIS ORCHESTRA (London LL-1700) Drum Is A Woman” contest—a three-sided promotion of the U.S. Steel Hour telecast, CRI’s record album, and Briem’s a.m. radio disk show, “Breakfast STEADY DATE KLUB.” TOMMY SANDS (Capitol T 848 * EAP-1-848, 2-848, 3-848)

ROGER WILLIAMS: SONGS OF THE n AMAZING — PRINTING FABULOUS FIFTIES 9 NEW LOW PRICES FOR PRINTING 7 ROGER WILLIAMS (Kapp KXL 5000 * KE-714, 15, 16, 17, 18) (2—12" LP) 4 COLOR PROCESS ALBUM COVERS New facilities enable us to Beat HYMNS 7 Competition and Meet Schedules! 8 TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD (Capitol T 756 * EAP-1-756, 2-756, 3-756) WRITE—WIRE OR PHONE AN EVENING WITH BELAFONTE 10 For immediate quotations on any job 9 HARRY RELAFONTE

BUSTING SPIRITUALS 12 12 TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD (Capitol t-818 * eap-i-818, 2-818, 3-818)

WIDE THE KING AND I 11 13 MOVIE CAST (Capitol W 740 * EAP 740) OPEN BERGEN SINGS MORGAN 17 14 POLLY RERGEN (Columbia CL 994) IN THE SOUTH AND THE EDDIE DUCHIN STORY 18 SPREADING ! 15 MOVIE SCORE (Decca DL 8289)

'S WONDERFUL 16 16 RAY CONNIFF (Columbia CL 925 * EPA 925)

CLOSE TO YOU 14 JIMMY DONLEY 17 FRANK SINATRA (Capitol W 789 * EAP 709) OKLAHOMA 15 18 MOVIE CAST (Capitol SAO 595 * SDM 595) singing

WALTZ WITH LAWRENCE WELK 19 19 (Coral CRL 57119) a PAT 20 24 KICKIN’ MY PAT BOONE (Dot DLP-3050) DANCE THE BOP!

21 * RAY CONNIFF (Columbia CL 1004 B-10041, 2, 3) ELLA FITZGERALD SINGS THE HOUND AROUND” 22 RODGERS AND HART SONG BOOK 22 (2—12" LP) (Verve MG V 4002 * EPV-5027, 8, 9, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35)

DECCA 30308 SUDDENLY IT'S THE HI-LO'S 25 23 (Columbia 592 * CL B-9521, 2, 3)

CINDERELLA 21 24 ORIGINAL TV CAST (Columbia OL-5190)

ELVIS 23 25 ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA Victor LPM 1382 * EPB 1382)

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Introducing A Happy New Sound and Song

The Nation’s NEXT HIT

fritter

b/w FAT CHARLIE

O J RECORD 1002 0 J RECORDS, INC. published by FELLOWS MUSIC 1018 N. WATKINS (Suite 6) sole selling agent MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE MELODY LANE MUSIC PUB. CO. Gen. Prof. Mgr. MURRAY DEUTCH

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90th B IV3 9 Salutes Canada’s Epic Business Booms; May Breaks Birthday With Special Disk All Records, June To Top May NEW YORK—A special radio recording starring Nat “King” Cole and Vince Martin will be Broadcast Mu- NEW YORK—The month of May Last Monday, Epic had back-orders was the largest pop single record sic, Inc.’s 1957 salute to Canada on for the Lanin album of 29,000. month in the history of Epic Records, “Dominion Day,” With the label riding in high gear, July 1, Canada’s according to an announcement by Bill marking Canada’s 90th birthday. The Nielsen, sales manager of the record Nielsen stated that the initial reaction record, a fifteen minute show featur- company. It was also the largest pop to the label’s latest singles has been in the label’s history and ing master of ceremonies Terry Gilky- album month overwhelming. These records are the largest classical album month son, well songwriter and Clare Nelson’s “At Our House”, known since last August when the diskery singer, will be made available to 400 introduced a special discount plan. Tommy Prisco’s “Teardrops In My radio stations in the United States “And June just can’t miss topping Heart”, Helene Dixon’s “Window and Canada. the May total”, said Nielsen. In the Shopping” and John Leslie’s “Moun- first business day of June, Epic met the show, which tain Of Love”. Material for was the complete pop albums quota (fore- prepared by Broadcast Music, Inc., in cast a few months ago) anticipated cooperation with the Canadian Con- for the entire month of June. By the YORK, N. Praised for the the NEW Y.— sulate in New York City, stresses the second business day, label met Coral Opens L. A. Branch his outstanding- work in promot- forecast quota for pop singles for the Good Neighbor policy the tremendous ing good parent-child relationships ; entire month of June. And by the Mitch growth in Canadian population, aided through music, Miller (L.), third business day, the complete over- NEW YORK — Norm Weinstroer, representative of Columbia Rec- A&R by immigration from the United all pop singles, pop albums and classi- general sales manager of Coral Rec- ords, accepts the Father’s Day official States and the United Kingdom, and, ords, last week announced that the George Washington medal naming cal albums June quota was topped. lately, the rise in company had opened a new branch in of the from Hungary; Of course, behind every business him Music Father Year from Los Angeles. Tom Flack has been ap- Alvin Austin, Chairman of the Na- Canadian national product which has boom are a number of successful pointed manager of Coral’s new L.A. tional Father’s Day Committee. The had a 500% increase in the last twen- records. The disks responsible for operation, which is located at 2102 presentation was made to Miller dur- Epic’s sales boom include Sal Mineo’s West Washington Boulevard. ing the 32nd annual Father of the ty years; and the fact that U.S. citi- With the opening of this new luncheon “Star Movin’ (In My Direction)”, Year held recently in New zens have more than $11 billion in- branch, Coral now has four company- York City. which already has topped the half- owned distribution points. The other vested in Canadian enterprises. It is million mark: The Four Coins’ fast branches are in New York, Chicago, the fifth annual salute to Canada rising waxing of “Shangri-La” and and Detroit. The latter was opened in March. A1 Conte Quartet by B.M.I. which licenses its music in Lester Lanin’s latest LP “Dance To Like the other three branches, the The Music of Lester Lanin” which is Canada through B.M.I. Canada, Ltd. Los Angeles office will handle the dis- reported to have already exceeded the Previous programs in the series tribution of Brunswick as well as MR. PIANO 100,000 mark. Coral Records. have included such stars as Mitch Miller, Gale Storm, Lonnie Donegan, MR. BANJO Kay Starr, Don Cornell, Percy Faith, 2" 1 long play Eddie Fisher, Patti Page and Frank SINGER ONE-STOP: Sinatra. 1812 WEST CHICAGO AVE., CHICAGO 22, ILL. HUmboIdt 6-5204 6920 SOUTH HALSTED ST., CHICAGO 21, ILL. RAdcliff 3-3144 The special record was mailed to FREE I MIDWEST’S LARGEST OIVE-STOP ONLY 5c 400 radio stations this week for use | j TITLE STRIPS I ABOVE COST LP's 10% OVER COST on July 1st.

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“CONNEE BOSWELL AND THE ORIGINAL MEMPHIS FIVE IN HI-FI”—RCA Victor LPM- 1426 (1-12" LP) “NEW GIRL IN TOWN”—Original Broadway Miss Boswell and the Original Memphis Five Cast—RCA Victor LOC-1027 (1-12" LP) dixieland band have come up with one of the most “New Girl In Town” is George Abbott’s song exhilarating vocal-band disks in quite awhile. The and dance version of Eugene O’Neill’s “Anna singer has rarely sounded better as she does in Christie.” Bob Merrill, in his first Broadway score, this bright and blue environment provided by the has provided a versatile, and often tongue-in- polished band, and appropriate selections (Japan- cheek (“Sunshine Girl,” “At The Check Apron ese Sandman,” “Say It Isn’t So,” “When The Ball”) series of tunes sung, on this Victor disk by Saints Go Marching In”). Five of the cuts solo the stars, Gwen Verdon, Thelma Ritter, in rous- the Memphis Five. This package could really be ing style. The best of Merrill can be found in a big seller. “Yer My Friend Ain’cha,” “Sunshine Girl,” and “Did You Close Your Eyes?” One of the better Broadway show disks of recent vintage. “THE JOSH WHITE STORIES” (VOL. 2)— “ABOUT THE BLUES”—Julie London With Russ ABC-Paramount ABC 166 (1-12" LP) Garcia And His Orchestra—Liberty LRP 3043 Master folk artist, Josh White, is heard in his (1-12" LP) second LP session for ABC-Paramount, and his Miss London’s fourth package for Liberty con- program is mostly composed of blues material tains all the sales punch featured in her 3 pre- (“Good Morning Blues,” “Trouble In Mind,” “Red vious, successive chart sets. The stylist, in her River”) sung with his incomparable sense of vocal forte, the blues, pines and sighs through rhythm, and the forlorn lover. On 2 sides, 12 vivid essays on the subject (“I Gotta Right “Sometimes I Feel Like A Mortherless Child,” To Sing The Blues,” “Meaning Of The Blues,” and “I Know Moonlight,” White’s daughter, “Invitation To The Blues”) with Russ Garcia and Beverly, sings with him. Excellent folk-blues fare. the ork carrying the disenchanted feeling here beautifully. Stock with view toward chart-hitting sales. “BOY ON A DOLPHIN”—Music From The Sound “NEW SOUNDS”—Mickey And Sylvia—LX-1102 Track—Decca DL 8580 (1-12" LP) (1-12" LP) This is the score from the Sophia Loren-Alan The “new sounds” which made a national sensa- Ladd flick, “Boy On A Dolphin.” The music, writ- tion out of “Love Is Strange,” and “There Oughta ten by Hugo Friedhoffer, is instilled with a Gre- Be A Law” have pressed their first LP, and it cian motif, haunting, expressive, and sentimental. should be a huge teen seller. Employing the One break-away from this atmosphere is the similiar vocal-guitar effects of their single ses- “Cafe” number, a lively cha cha cha. Mary Kaye sions, Mickey and Sylvia cover various pop fields sings the title tune. Lionel Newman conducts the (rock ’n roll, blues, calypso) with pulsating 20th Century-Fox ork. Keep movie going traffic rhythm. New recordings. Major attraction to the in mind for stocking purposes. teens. “LENA HORNE AT THE WALDORF ASTORIA” —With Nat Brandwyne’s Orchestra-Conducted By “FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS”—“GOLDEN Lennie Hayton—RCA Victor LOC-1028 (1-12" LP) EARINGS”—Victor Young And His Concert This is an on-the-spot recording of performance Orchestra-Decca DL 8481 (1-12" LP) given by stylist Lena Horne during her triumph Two noteworthy film scores by the late Victor at the Empire Room of New York’s Waldorf- Young have been regrouped by Decca on a 12 inch Astoria. Miss Horne’s distinctive way with a good disk with the composer at the helm of the Concert tune (and there’s a wealth of rare gems here) Orchestra. The scores, “For Whom The Bells has never been given the LP opportunity it has Toll,” and “Golden Earings” each contain some here. Cole Porter (“How’s Your Romance?”), of Young’s warmest melodies. Memorable film Harold Arlen (“Today I Love Everybody”) and music from yesteryear. Bart Howard (“Let Me Love You”) are some of the composers represented. Hard-to-beat vocal performance. “SINGIN’ THE BLUES”—B. B. King—Crown “JERI Jeri Southern GENTLY JUMPS”— With CLP 5020 (1-12" LP) Orchestra Under Direction Of Ralph Burns “EDDIE, MY LOVE”—The Teen Queens—Crown Decca (1-12" LP) DL 8472 CLP 5022 (1-12" LP) Though Miss Southern’s convincing wistfulness Crown has issued 2 LP’s containing the single turns now and then in her latest Decca release, up efforts of dynamic blues performer B. B. King, the package mostly tells a swinging story. With and the rock ’n roll duo, the Teen Queens. King is capable material that one doesn’t see around too heard in such numbers as “Every Day I Have often (“I’ve Got Five Dollars,” “My Old Flame,” The Blues,” and “You Know I Love You.” The “You Forgot Your Gloves”), Miss Southern Teen Queens, in their package, take on such brightly brings them under her articulate vocal sessions as their biggest hit, “Eddie, My Love,” tent. The ork is handled with taste by Ralph and “So All Alone,” Two potent LP attractions Burns. One of the most prominent of the intimate for the kids. voices in fine form. Must stock. “SILK STOCKINGS”—From The MGM Sound Track—MGM E3542 ST (1-12" LP) “CALYPSO MELODIES FOR DANCING” — The film is an adaptation of the recent Eroad- Larry Clinton And His Orchestra—MGM E3541 way musical remake of “Ninotchka,” and stars (1-12" LP) Fred Astaire, Cyd Charisse, and, of course, most Larry Clinton and the ork have taken 12 calypso of the rollicking and melodic Cole Porter Score that played a part in the calypso craze, (“All Of You,” “Silk Stockings,” “Josephine,” pieces brightly presented them either in “Paris Loves Lovers”). Porter has written two and they’ve a natural calypso tempo (“Mama Looka Booboo”) new tunes for the pic, “Fated To Be Mated,” and or in a closely related dance step such as the “The Ritz Roll And Rock,” the latter the com- cha cha (“Jamaica Farewell”), and rhumba (“Ba- poser’s satirical entry into the rock and roll craze. Boat”). Exciting renditions of calypso fa- Astaire, Charisse, and Janis Paige, perform the nana vorites. score with lots of exhuberance, and slick vocal know-how. Keep the shelves well stocked for the movie trade. “SITTIN’ ON TOP OF THE WORLD”—The Jones “SOUTH SEA ISLAND MAGIC”—Frank Chacks- Boys—Liberty LRP 3044 (1-12" LP) field And His Orchestra London LL 1538 (1- — This Liberty package by the Jones Boys is 12" LP) their handsome membership card into the ex- English maestro Frank Chacksfield has a long- clusive club of inventive, jazz-inclined vocal list of successful mood music ventures, and his groups. Under the influence of 12 sturdy melodies latest is an enticing musical invitation to the (“Bidin’ My Time,” “Give Her A Kiss,” “As Time South Seas via such exotic melodies as “The Goes By”) the smart vocal stints either reflect Moon Of Manakoora,” “Aloha Beloved,” and “Blue the glee of sittin’ on top of the world or the Pacific Moonlight.” Chacksfield’s familiar control sentiments of being there with one’s favorite gal. of his ork is lushly inventive and attuned to the Outstanding Spencer-Hagen ork arrangements. melodic assets of his program. Major mood of- This writer had a wonderful time keeping up with fering. the Joneses.

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“DARLENE OF THE TEENS”—Darlene Gilles- ‘SOFILY, BABY” Paul Smith pie—Disneyland — Quartet—Capitol WDL-3010 (1-12" LP) T 829 (1-12" LP) Darlene Gillespie is the day-to-day star of one Pianist Paul Smith, backed by a 3 man combo, of TV’s favorite kiddy shows, “Walt Disney’s has the lead in 10 waxings here as fresh and Mickey Mouse Club.” The collection here contains welcome as a caressing summer breeze. Smith is some of rock ’n rolldom’s biggest hits (“Sittin’ essentially the jazz artist with a melodic regard In The Balcony,” “Too Much,” “Young Love”) for his material (“I’ll Remember April,” “I presented by Miss Gillespie in a manner that often Didn’t Know What Time It Was”) and a beguiling does justice to the original versions. Miss Gille- inventive touch. Barney Kessel (guitar) Stan spie’s Mouseketeer and rock ’n roll audience offer ; Levey (drummer) and Joe Mondragon (bass) impressive sales. -are Smith’s artful backing. Fine keyboard work.

“MR. PIANO AND MR. BANJO”—A1 Conte Quartet—VIP VIP 2001 (1-12" LP) “FUNKY”—Gene Ammons All Stars—Prestige LP 7083 (1-12" LP) Newly formed VIP records get their LP doings off to a happy start with a waxing featuring the Ammons has recorded 3 other previous Prestige A1 Conte Quartet in a series of unabashedly pressings, two with the All Star crew. With a sentimental sessions highlighting- the old-time respectable 7 man crew (Art Farmer on trumpet; flavor of the piano-banjo blend. The 28 selections Art Taylor on drums; Doug Watkins on bass), include “Margie,” “Four Leaf Clover,” and “Yes, the disk possesses a vibrant blues feeling with the tenor Sir, That’s My Baby.” A terrific run-through of sax of Ammons particularly nostalgic sounds. providing understanding work. Class sessions.

“INVITATION TO ROSELAND DANCE CITY” CLASSICAL —Wendell Tracy And His Orchestra- With The Streamliners—Big 608-LP (1-12" LP) “HOROWITZ IN RECITAL”—Vladimar Horo- The disk is tied-in with the famous New York witz, Pianist—RCA Victor LM-1957 (1-12" LP) dance emporium, “Roseland,” and features the Five of the works played here by Horowitz Wendell Tracy ork in 12 polished dance-floor were taken from various personal appearances numbers, 4 of them including the vocal efforts of by the renowned pianist. These include Schu- the Streamliners (“Barbara Of Seville,” “Senti- mann’s moving- “Variations On A Theme By Clara mental Siesta”). The title connection with “Rose- Wieck,” Chopin’s “A Polanaise-Fantasie,” and land” is a rosy factor in the set’s sales outlook. “Mazurka In B-Flat Minor,” a Haydn Sonata In E-Flat, and the Brahms’ “Intermezzo In B-Flat Minor.” Other works included studio recorded favorites of the pianist (2 Scriabin preludes). Major classical offering.

BIZET: Carmen Suite—L’Arlesienne Suites 1 And “JAZZ AT THE BLACKHAWK”—Cal Tjader 2—Paul Paray And The Detroit Symphony Or- Quartet—Fantasy 3241 (1-12" LP) chestra—Mercury MG 50135 (1-12" LP) Cut at San Francisco’s “Blackhawk,” this Fan- Conductor Paray arranged the Bizet score to tasy disk, featuring its oft-recorded vibraphonist, “Carmen,” and with the Detroit Symphony Or- Cal Tjader, is a generally genial quartet jazz chestra does a handsome job at bringing the pro- affair with an occasional driving session (“Lover fuse melodic beauty of the music across. Bizet’s Come Back To Me,” “I Remember April”). One brilliant orchestral music, “L’Arlesienne” (suites of the bands is a friendly joke on the classical 1 and 2) is read with authority and scope by the approaches of the Modern Jazz Quartet, “Think- conductor. Beautiful sound. Exciting classical ing Of You, MJQ.” Skillful work. release.

KHACHATURIAN: Gayne Ballet Suite—MOUS- “THE RCA VICTOR JAZZ WORKSHOP” — SORGSKY: A Night On Bald Mountain—BORO- George Russell And His Smalltet—RCA Victor DIN : Prince Igor Overture-On The Steppes Of LPM-1372 (1-12" LP) Central Asia—RIMSKY-KORSAKOV—Flight Of From Victor’s “Jazz Workshop” comes this The Bumble Bee—Halle Orchestra—George Wel- (1-12" extremely adroit jazz session under the direction don Conducting—Mercury MG 50137 LP) of arranger George Russell. The “smalltet” as The pressing represents 5 works by 4 gx-eat Russian oi-chestrators and melodists. All of them it’s referred to contains an admirable collection of top jazz names (bassist Milt Hinton; guitarist have seen extensive LP service, and they’re com- Barry Galbraith; and drummer Joe Harris, among petently i-ead by maestro George Weldon and the Borodin woi-ks (“Prince others) in 12 glowing, ever-ingenious creations Halle Orchestra. The 2 from Russell. Fascinating, expertly performed Igor Overture,” “On The Steppes Of Central jazz platter. Asia”) were a major source for the score of the recent musical, “Kismet.” A fine collection of endui-ing- creations. “SWINGIN’ ’’—Terry Gibbs And His Orchestra— DVORAK: Slavonic Dances Philharmonia Or- —EmArcy MG 36103 (1-12" LP) — chestra—Nicolai Malko, Conductoi-—RCA Victor full backing in Vibist Terry Gibbs gets a ork LM-2096 (1-12" LP) his fourth LP stint for EmArcy. The deft artist, These ai-e 10 selections from Dvorak’s opus previously supported by small combos in his other no. 46, “Slavonic Dances.” The rhythm and grace EmArcy pressings, is under the swinging spell delightfully instilled in these little gems, ai-e on 11 originals and standards (“Funky Serenade,” zestfully brought across under the baton of “Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe”). Sidemen Nicolai Malko conducting the Philharmonia Or- include Bob Brookmeyer (trombone); A1 Cohn chestra. Recorded in England with fine sound (tenor) and Hal McKusic (alto). Bright or-k engineering. First-rate presentation of gay, and work-out spotlighting the fleet Gibbs. irresistible pieces.

MOZART: Serenade No. 9 In D Majoi-, K.320 Buddy Collette “CALM, COOL & COLLETTE”— (“Posthoi-n”) —Symphony No. 29 In A Major, ABC-179 (1- And His Trio—ABC-Paramount Iv.201 —Concertgebouw Orchestra Of Amsterdam, 12" LP) Eduard Van Beinheim, Conductoi-—Epic LC 3354 The many sided instrumental facets of Buddy (1-12" LP) Collette come in to play once more in this ABC- Epic continues its Mozart Jubilee pressings Paramount release featuring Collette and 3 other with this disk containing Mozart at his gay apd performers. Collette, mastering the tenor or alto irrepressible best. Eduard Van Beinheim conducts plus the flute, joins his crew in 12 breezy, and the famed Concertgebouw Orchestra Of Amster- sometimes frolicsome, arrangements on originals dam in the bubbling “Sei-enade No. 9” and short, and evergreens (“They Can’t Take That Away but delightfully sunny “Symphony No. 29.” Two From Me,” “Flute In ‘D’ ”). Admirable jazz of- spirited Mozart creations played with dazzling fering. authority.

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Pincus Sets Publishing- Big Hubbub In Hub For Mathis Writing Deal With

Del-Vikings

NEW YORK—In a series of moves further expanding its position in the rock and roll field, Gil Music Cor- poration’s president, George Pincus announced last week that a long-term publishing deal had been set with the Del-Vikings, one of the hottest vocal groups in the business currently riding the charts with the smash “Come Go With Me”. Among the terms of the pact, set by Lee Pincus with Alan Strauss, manager of the Del-Vikings, C. E. Quick, a member of the group and the composer of “Come Go With Me”, has signed an exclusive writers contract with Gil Music. Pincus also announced that his firm had set the Del-Vikings first release under the Mercury banner, “Cool A SMASH HIT Shake”. The recording will be issued this week. ACROSS THE BOARD * BOSTON, MASS.—Johnny Mathis, one of Columbia Records’ most promis- Recently, Lee Pincus acquired for ing stars with two hits on the charts “It’s Not For Me To Say” and “Wonder- Gil music the publishing rights to ful! Wonderful!” is the center of attraction in photo above. The young songster the Del-Vikings latest Dot release, was interviewed by Louise Morgan on her TV show and a press party was “Whispering Bells” b/w “Don’t Be staged for him in WNAC-TV’s Studio One. Mathis was in the Hub for his A Fool”. The Dot pressing was issued first major nitery date in Blinstrub’s. Shown with Johnny are (1. to r.) Guy last week. Livingston of The Cash Box; Ed Masterton, Columbia Records’ sales manager; Louise Morgan; Mathis; George Avakian, Columbia vice president; and Bob Crites, Columbia promotion manager. V.I.P. V.P. Preps D.J.-

Three Majors Cuts Patti Page In Dramatic Role Talent Search Tour “ ” ’ Paramount Film Tunes 0n u - s - Stee| TV er NEW YORK—Vivian Della Chiesa, NEW YORK Patti Page will star vice-president of V.I.P. Records and NEW YORK—RCA Victor, Capitol — in a dramatic role on “The United its principal recording artist under Records and Decca have arranged to States Steel Hour” Wednesday, June the pseudonym of “Vivienne”, is cur- cut recordings of tunes pertinent to rently touring Some Territories Still Open 19 when “Upbeat,” a story that pro- the country visiting three forthcoming Paramount pic- vides an offstage glimpse into the dee jays. Recently returned from a RHYTHM RECORDS tures. personal life of a beautiful young three day visit to Chicago during the 270 6th St., San Francisco, Calif. RCA Victor will release Elvis Pres- songstress, is aired over CBS Tele- M.O.A. convention she operated in the UNderhill 3-1511 ley’s latest recording, “Loving You,” vision (10:00-11:00 PM, EDT). dual capacity as executive of the re- on June 15. The young singer intro- Jlllllll!lllllll!l!lll!lllllllll!lllllllllllllll!lilllll!lil!llllllllllll|||||||||||llllllll!|]|||^ The story tells of a beautiful and cording company as well as artist duces the number, written by Jerry talented young singer whose career plugging her most recent record Leiber and Mike Stoller, in the Hal is almost ruined by the influence of “Love Letters in the Sand” b/w “Light Wallis production of the same title. her husband. Miss Page will play the A Candle”. A1 Conte Quartet The record will be used for advance role of the singer. Jon Cypher who Miss Della Chiesa’s itinerary will exploitation on the Paramount film played the Prince on Rodgers and take her to Philadelphia, Boston, De- which opens nationally on July 18. Hammerstein’s TV’er, “Cinderella,” troit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and other MR PIANO The picture, written and directed by will be seen in the role of her hus- important record centers. As execu- Hal Kanter, also stars Lizabeth Scott band and Biff McGuire will play her tive and head of the A & depart- with Wendell Corey and introduces R understanding sympathetic boss. ment of V.I.P. Records she will also newcomer Dolores Hart. and Kathleen Maguire is also be on the look out for new recording MR BANJO Dean Martin has recorded “Beau featured. Next fall Miss Page will star in talent to sign for her label. James,” a new tune by Herbert Baker, long play her own weekly musical show “The for Capitol Records. Song was written Big Record,” which debuts over CBS as tribute to former New York Mayor Television Wednesday, Sept. 25. 2001 Jimmy Walker, whose life story is told in “Beau James,” Mel Shavelson- Coral Artist To Get Jack Rose production for Paramount. Decca Appointment While neither the tune nor Martin ap- “Hit Parade” TV Spot pear in the film, it will be used in conjunction with world wide promo- THAT TEEN SENSATION tion of the movie which will be re- NEW YORK—The appointment of leased in July. Carl Wayne to the position of As- NEW YORK—Vocalist Alan Cope- sistant of Mid- Jerry Lewis has arranged to record Division Manager the land, who recently went out as a west Division of Decca Records was DALE HAWKINS for Decca the title song for “Sad single after years with the Modernai- Sack.” The new tune was written anounced last week. res, has been signed to appear as a with especially for the Hal Wallis film by Wayne has been associated regular on “The Hit Parade”, NBC-TV Burt Bachrach and Hal David. The Decca since 1948, first as salesman network music show. Copeland starts record will be released just prior to for the Chicago branch, and most re- the new assignment next Fall. cently 111. CHECKER #M3 the picture’s opening at Christmas. as manager of the Peoria, His latest Coral record couples branch. In his position, new Wayne “Will You Still Be Mine” and “How BREAKING WIDE OPEN ALL will headquarter in Chicago. Will I Know”. On the former he OVER AMERICA Succeeding Carl Wayne as Peoria Lou Carter Gets demonstrates his talent as an imper- branch manager is Max Melton, Mel- sonator as well as vocalist. RECORD CO Seven Como Shots ton, who joined the Decca organization ° in 1953, was formerly a salesman for 2120 S. MICHIGAN AVE. r 1” ILL. : CHICAGO Decca’s branch in Omaha, Nebr. ALL PHONES: CALUMET 5-2770 NEW YORK—Lou Carter, a New “ Earth Angel” Suit Settled York taxi cab driver who performs arrowmhi his own satirical material on a Golden Premiere Recording RECORDS .m, Crest LP, “Louie’s Love Songs,” will HOLLYWOOD—A suit involving appear five more times on NBC’s the song “Earth Angel”, which has A B8G One by -Rp “Perry Como Show.” NEW YORK—Two new works by been pending for two years, was set- Two little ones!! Carter, a former Jimmy Dorsey composer—Darius Milhaud will have tled in favor of Dootsie Williams and Barbara Gorman & Sister Viv sideman, has already appeared twice their premiere recording on Decca Dooto Records last week by the Supe- on the show, and is scheduled to ap- Records early this month. These com- rior Court. Suit was brought by Peer “I O’CLOCK DATE” Z pear again June 15th, July 13th, positions: “The Globetrotter Suite” International, which claimed owner- August 10th, September 7th, and Sep- and “The Joys of Life” will be con- ship of the copyright on the song, b/w tember 14th. ducted by Milhaud, who will be flown and by Curtis Williams, lead singer The Como shots have greatly ac- in for the session from Mills College of The Penguins, who claimed author- , “WAS IT JUST FBI FUN” celerated the sales of the Carter at Oakland, California. ship of tune. The court pack- the decided . #715 age, according to a release. A movie “The Globetrotter Suite” and “The that Jessie Belvin was the full and deal plus a string of TV guest ap- Joys of Life,” each consisting of six exclusive author of “Earth Angel” Irrow Rgoords, 1650 Breadway, N. Y. pearances after the Como series are movements, are published by Mills and that full publication rights to being prepared. Music, Inc. the song belonged to Williams. ‘“Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX**

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"Latin And Lovely"—Clark McClellan And MERCURY: REQUEST: His Orchestra—DL 8494 "American "Pipers On Parade"—Scotch Bagpipe Se- "Paris For Lovers"— Eddie Barclay—MG- Colleges Sing Stephen Foster" lections Played By Boston Caledonian 20190 —RLP 8028 Pipe Band Under Direction Of Pipe- "Swinging Guitar"—Jorgen Ingmann—MG- "Ambassador Of Calypso"—Roy Thompson ATLANTIC: Major George B. Smith—DL 8554 20200 —RLP 8029 Bing “Speaking Of Love/The Songs Of Bobby "Bing And The Dixie Land Bands"— "Hawaiian Memories"— Hawaiian Trouba- Crosby—DL 8493 dors Short"— Bobby Short— LP- 1 262 —MG-2021 SEECO: "Arrivederci Roma"—Augusto Alguero DISNEYLAND: MG-20236 "Carlos Argentino Sings"—Accompanied CAMDEN: by Sonora Matancera—LP 9100 "Dinner In Mexico"—Arturo Ramirez "Deep In The Heart Of Dixieland"—George "Virginia Lopez Sings" LP 9102 "The Night Is Young"—Wayne King And MG-20238 — Bruns And His Wonderland Jazz Band His Orchestra—CAL-358 WDL-3009 "Cherie"—Renee La Bas—MG-20240 Of The '20s" Various Artists "Hit's — "A Night In Old Vienna" Wal-Berg and VERVE: "Darlene Of The Teens"— Featuring Dar- — CAL-361 His Orchestra —MG-20243 lene Gillespie—WDL-3010 "Calypso"—Stan Wilson—MGV-2051 "Mainly Delaney"— Eric Delaney—MG- "Bambi"/"Cinderella" — Tutti Camarata, "Mr. Banjo" 20258 —Freddy Morgan—MG V-2065 COLUMBIA: With Orchestra And Chorus—WDL-4009 "Caribe" Josephine Premice Sings Calypso Elgart And His The Shores Of Waikiki" Jerry Byrd- — "For Dancers Also"—Les "Bambi" — The Original Sound Track — "On — * —MG V-2067 1008 B - 1 0081 2, 3 D. Kuaana MG-20230 Orchestra—CL , WDL-4010 — "Hi-Fi Polka Party"—The Polka Dots Star- "Adventures In The Sun"— Percy Faith Ad- "Music From Walt Disney's True-Life ring Ole Svenson— V-2066 CL 1010 MG And His Orchestra— ventures"—WDL-401 M-G-M: "Lonely Street"—Charlie Barnet And His "Greco" Juliette Greco—CL 992 — "Dumbo"—Original Sound Track—WDL- Orchestra * —MG V-2040 Pedals And Fidelity"—Buddy Cole 401 "Fingers On Fire"—Arthur Smith E 3525 "Pipes, "Dinner * Music For People Who Aren't Very At The Pipe Organ—CL 1003 B10031 Story Teller" A Story Telling X 1461, 2, 3 "Cinderella — Hungry"—Spike Jones—MG V-4005 "Burl Ives Sings Songs For All Ages" Album Of "Cinderella" Narrated By Sound Track From The MGM Picture "Silk CL 980 Jiminy Cricket—ST-2001 —1-10" LP or Stockings"— E3542ST. "Fire On The Strings"—Joe Mathis—CL 2 EP's "Warm And Tender"— LeRoy Holmes And v |K: 1005 * B10051 His Orchestra And Chorus— E3430 * X "New Sounds"—Mickey & Sylvia LX- 1392, 3, 4 — "The Student Prince"— Dorothy Kirsten DOT: 1102 826 "Songs By Marvin Rainwater" And Robert Rounseville—CL Music From —MGM "The Ten Commandments"— * E3534 XI 464, 5, 6 Sound Track of Cecil B. Demille's Pro- WESTMINSTER: "Calypso duction —Conducted by Elmer Bernstein Melodies For Dancing"— Larry CORAL: "Cante Flamenco" Anthology DLP-3054 D Clinton And His Orchestra—MGM (Complete) — 301 "The Stars Visit Lawrence Welk And His E3541 * X 1469, 70, 71 —WAP Kinds Of Love" Al Anthony— DLP Teresa "Two — Champagne Music"—Starring "Cante Flamenco" Anthology, Vol. 1 — 3056 "Cha Cha Cha Anyone?"—Leon Kelner Brewer, Don Cornell, Dorothy Collins, And His Orchestra—MGM E3543 WP 6052 "Favorites By Mr. Banjo Himself" Eddie Dale, The McGuire Sisters and — Alan "Frankie And Johnny"—An American "Cante Flamenco" Anthology, Vol. 2 * DLP 3052 Johnny Desmond—CRL 57107 EC Peabody— Legend In Two Acts Featuring WP 6053 Hart" Mary 81154, 5, 6 "Rogers With Heart Plays Rodgers & Mavo, Danny Scholl, Joan Coburn, "Cante Flamenco" Anthology, Vol. 3 — Milt Rogers—DLP 3055 Nathanial Frey— E3499 WP 6054 *4 ' "When Only The Memory Remains" DECCA: 4 "Songs And Dances Of Kazakhstan, Kir- Roger Massenet—DLP 3032 ghizia, Uzbekistan, Georgia And Mol- "The Magic Islands"—Alfred Newman Thomas Mit- "The Story Of Moby Dick"— RCA VICTOR: davia —WP 6055 And His Orchestra With The Ken Darby chell— DLP 3043 "The Singers DL 9048 "An Evening Prayer" George Beverly Deutschmeisters Take A Holiday" — "Calendar Sketches" — Charles Dorian — Shea—LPM 1349 * EPA-909 Deutschmeister Band—WP 6044 "Louis And The Angels"—Louis Arm- Orch.—DLP 3036 strong— DL 8488 * ED 2496 "Mambo On Broadway"—Tito Puente And "Edric Connor Sings Calypso"—Edric Con- " * nor— Baritone, The Southlanders WP 'Round Midnight" — Hazel Scott — DL His Orchestra—LPM-1 354 EPA-922 — DUCRETET-THOMSON: 6028 8474 "Three Little Words"—Andre Previn, "Heart Of Paris" Various French Singers Piano With Rhythm Acc. Bob Bain- "Songs From Trinidad"— Edric Connor "Pictures In Music"— Frank Perkins—DL — Baritone, The Southlanders WP 6057 8467 —TKL-93115 Guitar, Ralph Collier-Drums, Lloyd Pratt- — Bass—LPM 1356 * EPA-934 "Walking Along Kicking The Leaves"— "The Big Sound On Broadway" Bohr, Fred Lowery—DL 8476 DURIUM: — Ray Pipe Organ, Radio City Music Hall Sound Track 20th Century Music From The "88 Keys From Rome To Paris"—Luciano * Organist—LPM-1 339 EPA-1, 2, 3— Fox Presents "Boy On A Dolphin" Rhythm Accom- JAZZ Sangiorgi, Piano With 1339 Lionel Newman Conducting The 20th paniment—TLU-97005 Century Fox Orchestra And Chorus "Honeymoon In Puerto Rico"—Rafael "Neopolitan Serenade"—Roberto Murolo, * DL 8580 Munoz And His Orchestra—LPM-1 347 Vocal And Guitar—TLU-97006 ATLANTIC: EPA-1, 2, 3—1347 "Sammy Swings"—Sammy Davis, Jr.— DL Olga Pizzi TLU-97007 "Gay Napoli"— — 3" 8486 * ED 2507 "A Sunday Band Concert"— Paul Lavalle "The Jimmy Giuffre —Jimmy Giuffre And The Band Of America—LPM-1 361 LP 1254 "Designed For Dancing"—Jan Garber And ELEKTRA: * EPB-1361 His Orchestra—DL 8484 "Lush Life/Joe Mooney's Songs"—Joe "Josh White" The Story Of John Henry/ "Freddy Martin At The Cocoanut Grove" Mooney—LP 1255 "Hits On The Hammond"—Jesse Crawford — Blues And Other Songs EKL- — Freddy Martin And His Orchestra At The Hammond Chord Organ—DL Ballads, — "Lee Konitz Inside Hi-Fi"—Lee Konitz LPM-1414 * EPA- 1-1414 8470 * ED 2503 123 LP 1258 EKL-119 "Hi-Five"— Red Norvo Quintet LPM-1420 Buffalo Bills "An Evening At L'Abbaye"— — "Barbershop Battle"—The * EPA-1, 2, 3—1420 International Champions Of S.P.E.B.S.Q.- "Calypso!"—EKL-127 BETHLEHEM: * "Night Tram"— Buddy Morrow And His S.A.—DL 8485 ED 2506 "Sin Songs" Ed McCurdy EKL-124 — — * Orchestra—LPM-1427 EPA-1, 2, 3— "Frances Faye Sings Folk Songs"— BCP A Musical Dramatization Of "Pinocchio" Festival In Haiti"—Jean Leon Destine And 1427 6017 Paul Winchell And Jerry Mahoney—DL Ensemble—EKL-1 30 "How Great Thou Art"—Sons Of The 8463 EKL-1 "Jean Ritchie"— 25 Pioneers—LPM-1431 * EPA-1-1431 "Jeri Gently Jumps Jeri Southern DL — — "Badmen And Heroes and Pirate Songs" BLUE NOTE: 8472 * ED 2054 "Hank Snow's Country Guitar Vol. II" EKL-129 * Hank Snow Guitar Solo—LPM-1435 "The Fabulous Fats Navarro, Vol. 2"—With Themes From The Musical Scores Of The "Turkish, Spanish and Mexican Folk Songs" EPA-1 - 1 435 Tadd Dameron, Bud Powell, Wardell "For The Paramount Pictures Whom Cynthia Gooding EXL 128 — — "Pennies From Heaven" Louis Gray, Howard McGhee— Blue Note 1532 Bell Tolls" and "Golden Earrings"' — Armstrong "Queen Of Hearts" Cynthia Gooding And His Orchestra * "Lou Donaldson Quintet" Donald Byrd Victor Young And His Concert Orches- — —LPM-1443 EPA- — EKL-131 1-1443 Blue tra—DL 8481 Note 1545 "Tender "Art Blakey Orgy In "Horn Of Plenty" James Burke, Cornet Sax"— Bobby Dukoff, His Orches- — Rhythm"—A Drum — * tra Ray Charles Suite, 9 Drums, Piano, Bass And Flute Solos With Burke-Hubbell Band Under EPIC: & Chorus—LPM-1446 EPA- 1-1 446 Blue Note 1554 Direction Of Harriss Hubbell—DL 8489 "All Stops Out"— Ralph And Buddy Bonds "Venezuela" Adlemaro Romero "Hymns Of Praise"—Hamilton Quartet —LN 3369 — And His Orchestra LPM- 131 With George Broadbent At The Organ "Sound Off!"—The Merrill Staton Choir — CLEF (VERVE): — DL 8492 LN 3370 "The RCA Victor Jazz Workshop"—George

"Jimmy McPartland's Dixieland" Jimmy Russell And His Smalltet LPM-1372 "Presenting . . . The Art Tatum Trio" "Danny Kaye Sings"—Selections From The — — McPartland And His Dixieland Band MG V-8118 Samuel Goldwyn Technicolor Production "Rhapsody In Blue-Grand Canyon Suite" LN 3371 Hans Christian Anderson Accompanied Hugo Winterhalter And His Orchestra "Basie Rides Again"—Count Basie And "Bengt Hallberg"—LN 3375 By Gordon Jenkins With Byron Janis, Pianist—LPM-1429 His Orchestra—MG V-8108 "The Golden Boy"— Roy Hamilton —LN "Ella And Her Fellas" Ella Fitzgerald — 3364 "Lena Horne At The Waldorf Astoria" With Louis Armstrong, Ink Spots, Louis Lena Horne With Orchestra Conducted "Spectrum"—Lalo Schifrin And His Orches T ELEKTRA: Jordan, Mills Brothers, Eddie Heywood * tra—LN 3337 By Lennie Hayton—LOC-1028 EOC- —DL 8477 1028 Horns" ELK-134 "B raff!"— Ruby Braff's All-Stars—LN 3377 "Four French — "Joe Mooney 'On The Rocks'"—The Joe "Operetta For Theatre Organ"—Leonard "The Goombay Kings"—LPM-1 51 4 * EPA- "Vibe-Brant"—Teddy Charles On Vibes Mooney Quartet DL 8468 — MacClain—LN 3372 1, 2, 3—1514 ELK-136 "Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX’

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fliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM mill u: riixmmm EMARCY: Brahms: Capricci And Intermezzi, Op. 76/ "Masters Of Early English Keyboard Music WESTMINSTER: Fantasias, Op. 116— Daniel Wayenberg, —Vol. 3"—Thurston Dart, Organ—OL- "For Jazz Lovers"—All Stars—MG-36085 Piano— DTL-93059 50130 Britten: Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra Cockaigne 40 "Swingin' With Terry Gibbs & His Orches- "An Anthology Of Cante Flamenco"—Vari- "Masters Of Early English Keyboard Music Overture, Op. Philharmonic tra"—MG-361 03 ous Artists'—TKL-93094/6 —Vol. 4"—Thurston Dart, Harpsichord Promenade Orchestra— W-LAB 7056 "Anthology Of Indian Classical Music —OL-501 31 Vol. 1"—Various Indian Singers, Instru- "Jacobean Concert Music"—The Jacobean Tchaikovsky: Francesca Da Rimini, Op. 32/ PACIFIC JAZZ: mentalists And Ensembles—DTL-93 111 Ensemble Conducted By Thurston Dart Glinka: Jota Aragonesa (Spanish Over- "Anthology Of Indian Classical Music OL-501 33 ture No. D/Summer Night In Madrid "Jazz Guitar"—Jim Hall Trio— PJ 1227 Vol. 2"—Various Indian Singers, Instru- (Spanish Overture No. 2)/Symphony On Two Russian — "Flute 'N Oboe"—Bud Shank And Bob mentalists And Ensembles—DTL-93112 LONDON: Themes State Symphony Cooper PJ 1226 Orchestra Of The U.S.S.R.—XWN 18457 — "Anthology Of Indian Classical Music "II Barbiere Di Siviglia Complete Record- Vol. 3"—Various Indian Singers, Instru- — Mozart Symphonies, Vol. 8— Philharmonic (Rossini) XLLA-51 (3-1 2") mentalists And Ensembles—DTL-93 113 ing" — Symphony Orchestra Of London —XWN "Lisa Della Casa Lieder Recital" LL- 18216 Debussy: Preludes— Book 1 —Albert Ferber, — DTL-931 1535 CLASSICAL Piano— 16 Schubert: Incidental Music To "Rosa- "Kirsten Flagstad Grieg Recital" LL-1547 Debussy: Preludes— Book 2—Albert Ferber, — munde". Op. 26 (Complete)— Hilde Piano—DTL-931 17 "Renata Tebaldi Recital Of Songs And Roessel—Majdan—XWN 18483 LL-1 571 "Panorama Of Musique Concrete Vol. 2" Arias"— CAMDEN: — Schubert: Symphony No. 4 In C Minor —DTL-931 21 "Lisa Della Casa Operatic Recital" LL- — ("Tragic")/Symphony No. 5 in B Flat "Geraldine Farrar In Carmen" CAL-359 1576 — Major—Philharmonic Symphony Orches- Danube (Ballet Music/ Strauss: The Blue "Giulietta Siminato Operatic Recital" tra Of London —XWN 18485 Bizet: Jeux D'Enfants (Ballet Suite) EPIC: LL-1 580 London Philharmonic Orchestra, Antal Strauss, J: Waltzes—Philharmonic Sym- "Hilde Recital Richard Strauss Monumenta Italicae Musicae: "I Musici" Gueden Of phony Dorati, Conductor—CAL-365 Orchestra Of London —XWN Sabatino Cantore And Pietro Accorroni, Lieder"—LL-1 591 18500 Oboes; Fulvio Montanaro and Anna "Anita Cerquetti Operatic Recital"—LL- Dankevich: Bogdan Khmelnitski (Complete) Maria Cotogni, Violins—LC 3380 1601 COLUMBIA: —OPW 1403 Couperin: L'Apotheose De Lully/Corrette: "Fernando Corena—Operatic Buffo Recital Firebird Suite/Tchaikovsky: K.P.E. 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Spain/Three Dances From "The Three "Boardwalk Pipes"—Robert Elmore, Organ- Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet — XWN 44, No. 2 Manoliu Quartet LC 3386 Cornered Hat"/lnterlude And Dance — — ist—MG-501 09 18471 Vida Breve" Robert Casa- Beethoven: Sonata No. 7 In C Minor For From "La — Bizet: Suite Detroit Symphony Carmen — Schubert: Quartets— No. 1 In B Flat desus. Pianist And The Philharmonic Violin And Piano, Op. 30, No. 2/Sonata Orchestra, Paray Cond.—MG-501 35 Major/No. 2 In C Major/No. 3 in B Symphony Orchestra Of New York, Di- No. 10 In G Major For Violin And Piano, Moussorgsky: Night On Bald Mountain Flat Major—Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet mitri Mitropoulos, Conducting — ML Op. 96—Clara Haskil, Piano—LC 3381 Halle Orchestra, G. Weldon Cond. —XWN 18472 5172 Selections From The Sacred Pontifical MG-501 37 Schubert: Quartets— No. 4 In C Major/ Ravel: Sonata For Violin And Piano/Hinde- Liturgy Of The Russian Orthodox Church No. 5 In B Flat Major—Vienna Kon- math: Sonata No. 3 In E For Violin And —Choir Of The Russian Orthodox M-G-M: zerthaus Quartet—XWN 18473 Piano/Prokofiev: Sonata For Violin Solo, Cathedral Of Paris; Piotr V. Spassky, Op. 115 (1947)/Five Melodies For Violin Conductor, The Very Reverend Arch- Carlos Surinach: Second Symphony/Joa- Schubert: Quartets— No. 6 In D Major/No. And Piano, Op. 35a—Joseph Szigeti, deacon Nicolas Tikhomiroff, Soloist quin Turina: Rapsodia Sinfonica for 7 In D Major—Vienna Konzerthaus 3384 Violinist—ML 5178 LC Piano And Orchestra—Arthur Winograd Quartet—XWN 18474 Bach: Organ Works Vol. 3 Fantasia In Conducting The Philharmonia Orchestra Stefan Wolpe: Ten Songs From The He- — — Schubert: Quartets— No. 8 In B Flat Major, C Minor/Toccata And Fugue In F Major Of Hamburg With Sondra Bianca, Piano brew/Alan Hovhaness: Upon Enchanted Op. 168/No. 9 In G Minor— Vienna /Prelude In A Minor/Toccata And Fugue — E3510 Ground—Suite For Violin, Piano, And Konzerthaus Quartet—XWN 18475 In D Minor ("Dorian") Anton Heiller, Robert Casadesus: Quintet For Piano And Percussion Various Artists—ML 5179 — — Schubert: No. 10 In E Organ—LC 3367 Strings, Op. 16/Sonata No. 2 For Violin Flat Major, Op. 125, No. 1/No. 11 In E Major, Op. 125, Beethoven: The Creatures Of Prometheus, And Piano, Op. 25—The Guilet String No. 2/No. 12 In C Minor—Vienna Kon- Op. 43 The Hague Philharmonic Or- Quartet— E3521 OECCA: — zerthaus Quartet—XWN 18476 chestra, Willem Van Otterloo, Conductor Schumann: Concerto In A Minor For Piano (Unaccom- J. S. Bach: Suites For Viola —LC 3366 And Orchestra, Op. 54/Introduction And Schubert: Quartet No. 13 In A Minor, Op. No. 3 in panied) No. 1 in G Major, C Allegro For Piano And Orchestra, Op. 29—Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet XWN Mozart: Quartet In G Major For Flute — Major—Lillian Fuchs, Viola—DL 9914 92/Introduction And Concert Allegro For 18477 And Strings (K. 285a)/Quartet In C Sings Mozart DL Piano And Orchestra, Op. 135—Sondra Mozart: Rita Streich — Major For Flute And Strings (K. 285b)/ Schubert: Bianco With Arthur Winograd Conduct- Quartet No. 14 In D Minor, 9915 Quartet In A Major For Flute and Strings Vienna Konzerthaus ing The Philharmonia Orchestra Of Ham- Quartet — XWN (K. 298)/Quartet In D Major For Flute 18478 Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No. 2 in G burg E351 And Strings (K. 285) Hubert Bar- — Major, Opus 44, Shura Cherkassky, Piano — wahser. Flute, Members of The Nether- Kabalevsky: Suite From The Opera "Colas Schubert: Quartet No. 15 In G Major, Op. —DL 9916 lands String Quartet—LC 3368 Breugnon"/Suite From The Ballet "The 161 — Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet — Beethoven: String Quartet No. 7 In F Comedians"—Wilhelm Schuechter Con- XWN 18479 "Monumenta Italicae Musicae"/ — Cle- Major, Opus 59, No. 1 —The Koeckert ducting The Philharmonia Orchestra Of mente Trios—Trio Di Bolzano— Nunzie Quartet DL 9917 London, Harry Horlick Conducting The Schubert: Rondo For Solo Violin And String — Montanari, Piano; Giannino Carpi, Vio- Paris Conservatory Orchestra— E3506 Quartet In A Major—Anton Kamper, Mozart: Serenade For Wind Instruments, lin; Sante Amadori, 'Cello LC 3351 — Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet/String Trio No. 10 in B Flat Major, K.361 —Members Mozart: The Marriage Of Figaro (K. 492) In B Flat Major/Trio Movement In B Of The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra RCA VICTOR: Various Artists—SC-6022—3-12" Flat Major—Anton Kamper, Erich Weiss, Fritz Lehmann, Conductor—DL 9918 "Horowitz In Recital" Vladimir Horowitz, Franz Kvarda XWN 18480 Brahms: Symphony No. 1 in C minor. Op. — — Dvorak: The Janacek Quartet Plays Dvorak 68—The Cleveland Orchestra, George Pianist—LM-1957 Major, Schubert: Trio In B Flat Major, Op. 99 —String Quartet No. 7 In A Flat Szell, conductor—LC 3379 Arnold: Homage To The Queen—The Phil- For Opus 105— DL 9919 harmonia Orchestra, Robert Irving, Con- Piano And Strings—Jean Fournier, ductor- LM-2037 Antonio Janigro, Paul Badura Skoda— Mozart: Symphony No. 36 In C Major, K.- — — 425 ("Linz")/Symphony No. 33 In B L'OISEAU-LYRE: Shostakovitch: Symphony No. 10— In E XWN 18481 Flat Major, K.319—Symphony Orchestra Minor, Op. 93— Philharmonia Orchestra, Vivaldi: Concerto In G Minor For Violin Schubert: Trio E E Flat Major, Op. 100 Of The Bavarian Radio Eugen Jochum, Efrem Kurtz, Conductor—LM-2081 — And Orchestra/Concerto In B Flat Major Conductor DL 9920 Spring Pierre For Piano And Strings—Jean Fournier, — For Violin, 'Cello And Orchestra/Con- Stravinsky: Rite Of — Mon- teux Conducting The Paris Conservatoire Antonio Janigro, Paul Badura Skoda Schumann: Waldszenen, Opus 82/Fan- certo In C Minor For 'Cello And Orches- — Orchestra LM-2085 tasiestucke, Opus 12 (Six Pieces)/March tra/Concerto In G Major For Two Vio- — XWN 18482 Prokofieff: Symphony No. 131 "Clas- No. 2, Opus 76—Sviatoslav Richter lins, Two 'Cellos And Orchestra—Georges 7, Op. Scarlatti: Sonatas For Harpsichord, Vol. 17 Piano—DL 9921 Ales, Robert Albin, Andre Remond sical" Symphony— Philharmonia Orches- 'Cellos, L'Ensemble Orchestral de L'- tra — Nicolai Malko, Conductor—LM- — Fernando Valenti — Harpsichord — Oiseau-Lyre Conducted by Louis de 2092 XWN 18460 DUCRETET-THOMSON Froment—OL-501 24 Dvorak: Slavonic Dances—Philharmonia Scarlatti: Sonatas For Harpsichord, Vol. Berlioz: Les Troyens A Carthage—Various "Songs For Courtiers And Cavaliers" Orchestra— Nicolai Malko, Conductor 2" Artists— DTL-93001 /3—3-1 Helen Watts, Contralto, Thurston Dart, LM-2096 18 — Fernando Valenti—Harpsichord Harpsichord And Chamber Organ—OL- "Byron Janis Plays 'Blue Danube' And XWN 18461 Wagner: Lohengrin-Excerpts/Die Meister- 50128 Other Favorites"— Byron Janis, Pianist singer Von Nurnberg-excerpts—Walter LM-2098 Schubert: Sonata In E Flat Major. Op. Geisler, James Pease, Chorus And Or- "Concertos In Contrast"—The Eoyd Neel 122 Sonata In A Minor, Op. 42 Kurt chestra of The Hamburg Opera Con- Orchestra Conducted By Thurston Dart "Great Protestant Hymns"—Virgil Fox, — ducted By Leopold Ludwig—DTL-93054 —OL-501 29 Organist—LM-2099 * ERA-1 -2099 Appelbaum, Piano—XWN 18484

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Service For Stations Started By Mercury

CHICAGO — Mercury Records has initiated a “Subscription Mailing Service” to radio and TV stations whereby participants can receive the complete Mercury catalogue at nominal cost. The present Mercury record mail- 12 Top Name ings will not be affected by this new Motion Picture Stars service, but stations may order any additional Mercury service to supple- ment the records they are currently HOLLYWOOD SINGS” receiving. Points stressed to prospective mem- Soon To 8e Released bers of the service included the fact that only radio on and television stations (they must be U.S.A. outlets) can

apply ; the whole Mercury catalogue or portions thereof will be made available in the service; there is no con- (US®®® tract form but an agreement blank HOLLYWOOD—Fay Morley, recording artist for Decca Records, presents which may be cancelled by either plaque award to Eugene S. Selvage (left), president of Lucky Lager Brewing RECORDS party by written notice, allowing 30 Co., for his company’s 16 years of continuous sponsorship of the popular days for cancellation. Refunds for Lucky Lager Dance Time, now heard over 43 radio stations throughout the the unused portion of the subscrip- West. Some 100 musical celebrities, record company executives and music tion year will be made. publishers honored Selvage at a Hollywood luncheon (May 29). At right is Single records (45 RPM only) will Freddy Morgan, composer and banjo expert with Spike Jones’ band. be sent forward as they are released, while packaged goods will be sent once a month, with packing, handling, Prepare Second Edition of Kappy Jordan Heads and postage charges borne by Mer- cury; defective or damaged records “Howard Miller Show” will be replaced immediately upon World Records receipt of original returned to Mer- cury. CHICAGO—Film star-crooner Tab Records furnished by Mercury shall Hunter and ten other top record NEW YORK — Kappy Jordan has be newly released, except that, if Mercury has not released during the artists and groups will appear in the been named Vice-President and Gen- term of the agreement a minimum second edition of the “Howard Miller eral Manager of Fortune Pope’s new- as required in the agreement, Mercury Show,” produced by the Chicago disk ly formed C.A.V. Recording Corp. has the option of supplying records of the jockey and scheduled for Saturday, Their now label will be known as same category to make up the difference; all records supplied by June 15, in the Chicago Opera House. World Records. Mercury under the terms of the agree- Miller staged his first concert last The new company will have its ment are to be used for broadcasting ViVienne January. As then, the June 15 pro- offices at 730 Fifth Avenue, home of only. gram will be offered in two perfor- Audio-Video Recording Co., Inc. The rates for popular single records, with a minimum “LOVE LETTERS mances, at 7 and 10 p.m. Miss Jordan announced that World of 180 releases per year is $60; 50 minimum Rhythm In addition to Hunter, idol of mil- has scheduled 40 Album releases for and Blues single records, $18; 50 IN will pre- the year. first 2 of THE SAND” lions of teenagers, the show The 8 kiddie al- C&W single records, $18; 18 Child- sent Chuck Berry, Charlie Grade, bums to retail at $4.98 will be ready craft and Playcraft single records, Eileen Rodgers, Eddie Cochran, on or around August 15th. These are $6; 30 classic LP’s, $22; 30 EmArcy “LIGHT A CANDLE jazz LP’s, Brenda Lee, the Everly Brothers, double-fold, $22; and 48 popular LP’s, (Say A Prayer)" 12 inch albums containing Nick Noble, the Four Esquires, Carl $30. an unusual toy. Sally’s Rock ’n’ Roll Combo, and Dan All requests and inquiries and The other albums are Belloc’s Orchestra. being pack- agreements for the Mercury “Sub- Miller said each of the personalities aged strictly for the hi-fi and gift scription Mailing Service” must be on the show will offer their current buyer and are also double-fold albums directed to: Subscription Service; best selling platters, as well as several Mercury Record Corporation; to retail at $5.98. They plan on hav- 35 East of their new and yet-to-be-released Waeker Drive; Chicago, 111. recordings. ing at least 4 of these ready for the fall. Featured in the nation's TOP SELLING ALBUM Two Dapper Gents Griffith For "Love is the Thing" Capitol Andy Set It Should Be His “Person To Person” Greatest Problem NEW YORK—Actor, singer Andy Griffith, will be visited by Edward R. Murrow “Person to Person,” Friday, NEW YORK—George Levy, g.p.m. June 14 (CBS Television, 10:30-11:00 of Lowell and Mecca Music Publish- PM, EDT) ing Companies has a major problem Griffith and his wife, Barbara, will on his hands, and it doesn’t involve be seen in their apartment on New music. His York’s East Side. two sons Harold and Griffith has been in show business Robert graduate from college on June only four years. A graduate of the 10th, at the same hour, but one is University of North Carolina (where at Yale in New Haven, Conn., and he met his wife, an actress, and be- D.J.'s Thanks For Your the other is at Cornell in Ithaca, New came interested in acting) he taught , York, 400-miles away. Wonderful Reception to high school speech and music in Golds- boro, N.C., and spent seven summers Harold Levy, who graduated Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Chris Connor with the Carolina Playmakers in “The Lost Colony” in Manteo, N.C. In their Kappa from Harvard in 1954, is now spare time, he and his wife worked graduating from the Yale University up an act to present locally which Law School with an L.L.B. degree. He was honored with the Order of “MIXED included singing, dancing, guitar HOLLYWOOD — Two dapper gen- the Coif and was a member of playing and a monologue. The mono- the tlemen, Fred Astaire and Alex Cooper logue, Editorial Board of Yale’s Law Jour- “What It Was—Was Foot- of KLAC, Los Angeles, stand in nal. front ball,” got him a contract with Canitol of the window of Wallich’s Music City EMOTIONS” Records. He was signed for “No Time Robert Levy, is graduating with a which was devoted to the Verve Rec- ATLANTIC 1138 For Sergeants” both the television B.A. degree from Cornell University ords album of “Funny Face”. Astaire and Broadway versions and he’ll be with two of the highest distinctions, recently visited the Los Angeles disk i in the movie adaptation too. Mean- Phi Beta Kappa and “5s ’"av Phi Kappa Phi. jockeys with his single release of ROGER MUSIC i,™ y while, he recently made his movie He will enter Yale Medical School “That Face” from the score of the debut in “A Face In The Crowd.” in September of this year. film “Funny Face”. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are revietced Gy THE CASH BOX

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• FABULOUS • FABULOUS • JUST A GREAT RECORD ANYWAY YOU LOOK AT !T- Perform at Eban Dinner Me Me Love You” IfS THE SENSATIONS featuring Yvora ne Milts 'FABULOUS' Atco m9Q CHARLIE GRACIE CAMEO #107 S FABULOUS a FABULOUS •

PAT BOONE Love Letters In The Sand (DOT 15570) THIS IS IT? FOUR ACES Yes Sir, That's My Baby (DECCA 30348) “THERE’S NO RETURN DAVID SEVILLE Camel Rock (LIBERTY) FROM LOVE” THE KENTUCKIANS 'Way Out There (BRUNSWICK) b/w

EYDIE GORME I'll Take Romance (ABC-PARAMOUNT 9780) “I KNEW IT WAS YOU THE KING SISTERS Imagination (CAPITOL) ALL THE TIME” BIG MAYBELLE All Of Me TEDDY LAWSON & THE LAWSON BOYS (SAVOY 1512) MANS. 611 TINA ROBIN Lady Fair (CORAL 61848) MANSFIELD RECORDS NEW YORK At a recent dinner given to Abba Eban of Israel at the Essex BOURNE, INC. — ABC CORP. — 1650 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. House in Newark, Columbia artists The Four Voices and Bernie Nee performed. Also at the dinner, was Art Ford handling the me chores, and French actress Leslie Petite. Shown in the photo are, reading from left to right, The ‘BLUES DON’T MEAN A THING" Four Voices,—Sal, Bill, Miss Petite, Art Ford, Frank, and Al. The Four Voices b/w RISING TO THE TOP! current Columbia recording is “Such A Shame” and Nee’s is “Hey Liley

"If I Had A Talking Picture Liley Lo.” Of You" "PLEASE SEND ME SAVOY 1513 The JIVE BOMBERS SOMEONE TO LOVE" “ALL OF ME” THE NAMM To Hold Convention In b/w "I Don't Want To Cry" SAVOY 1512 M00NGL0WS BIG MAYBELLE CHESS #1661 Chi At Palmer, July 15-18 RECORD CO 'JM *. 58 MARKET ST ,Arr . RECORD CO. cal CHESS 1 2120 S. MICHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO—The National Associ- instruments and merchandise; the NEWARK, N J j CHICAGO 16, ILL ation of Music Merchants (NAMM) eight floor pianos, organs, chimes, I AU PHONES: CALUMFT 5-2770 will hold its 1957 convention and carillons, and accessories, and the trade show at Chicago’s Palmer House, ninth floor contains hi-fidelity, phono- July 15th through 18th. graphs, and tape recorders, radio-TV CATCHING ON . . JUST RELEASED— IT'S HOTTER Registration for the affair will open and accessories. THAN HOT! Sunday, July 14th at 10 AM, and ex- There will be a convention opening- hibits will open the next day, Monday, luncheon on Monday, July 15th at "JERSEY u n July 15th, at 9 AM. 12 noon, and on the following day, July 16th at 8 AM NAMM Annual II Various exhibits will be situated Breakfast Meeting will be held, on the following floors and rooms: and BOUNCE YOU will include the election of Directors, The Fourth floor’s Exhibit Hall will WALTZ the discussion of Association Business, feature exhibits of phonograph re- and a guest speaker, H. cords, tape and accessories, portable R. Scull, TOM AND DAN Vice President, E. H. Scull Co., New U’L WALLY and table model radios, phonographs, RKO Unique 378 York City, whose topic will be the JAY-JAY 171 tape recorders, musical merchandise, # “1956 Cost Of Doing Business Sur- novelties, sheet music, toys, and vey.” trade. The fourth floor’s Club Floor JAY-JAY POLKA RECORD CO “Panels For Profit” clinics will be will highlight television, radio phono- RKO UNIQUE RECORDS n™ n’V 2603 W. AUGUSTA BLVD., on the agenda from Tuesday, July W graphs, hi-fi, and electronic organs, 16th until Thursday, July 18th. CHICAGO 22, ILLINOIS while the Red Lacquer Room, also on The clinics will include a Wholesalers the fourth floor, will feature televi- Clinic; Phonograph Clinic; Piano sion, i-adio, phonographs, and hi-fi- Manufactures Clinic; High Fidelity delity. Clinic; Band Instrument Clinic; and sixth floor will feature musical The a Telephone And Letter Clinic. Billy Brando instruments and merchandise, tele- Further information on the NAMM vision, radio-phonographs, and hi-fi- la convention and trade show can be ob- LOVE ME AGAIN delity. tained by writing to: NAMM, 222 W. The seventh floor will feature musi- Adams St., Chicago, 111. b/w ONE SIDED LOVE it Arnold App’t’d WREN Vice Pres-General Mgr.

# 1002 1H Of® PHILADELPHIA — The appoint- father of two daughters. He lives in ment of Murray Arnold, as station suburban Ithan, Pa., and is the pos- manager of WPEN-Philadelphia, was sessor of a famed stamp collection announced last week by William B. which he maintains as his chief hobby. Caskey, WPEN’s vice president and general manager. Arnold, a veteran radioman, began Fast climbing the charts . . . his career on WIP, Philadelphia, in Harris Joins Central 1930. He has held positions in many phases of the business starting out DON'T CRY as an announcer and part of a comedy NEW YORK—Claudius Harris, pub- team, and working successively at lic relations and promotion manager Marty Robbins’ WIP as chief announcer, night man- for a number of New York’s night- MY LOVE ager, production director, advertis- spots, joined the staff of Central Re- A great vocal rendition by ing, promotion and publicity director, cords in the same capacity last week. assistant program director, and pro- Harris will work on the infant dis- A WHITE gram director. VERA LYNN kery’s first release featuring vocalist His chief responsibility at WPEN Gloria Lynn on a ballad, “I’d Be A on London Records (# 1729) since 1954 has been in programming. Fool—To Be Misled By You,” b/w iSPORT COAT Arnold, who is an author as well as a jump tune, “Just Like That.” ^ANE> A PINK CARNATION) a prominent figure in Philadelphia Harris also will TIE B.F. WOO® MUSIC CO., INC. i manage Miss Lynn COLUMBIA 40884 (4-40884) radio circles, is married and is the with her future engagements. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX

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NEW YORK, N. Y.—The phono- Marek added that thei'e has been graph record industry, through self- a gz-owing interest in stereophonic propulsion, is gradually assuming a sound dui’ing the past 12 months. major role in the American economy. “We are meeting this challenge by This assertion was made last week doubling our pi'oduction of stereo- by George R. Marek, Vice-President phonic tapes,” he continued, “and we of the and General Manager RCA Vic- believe the time is coming soon when tor Record Division. The statement virtually all good music recorded will was issued at a press conference held be available on stereophonic tape as in connection with an RCA Victor well as on records.” Consumer Products Distributors meeting at the New Yorker Hotel. Marek made these statements as the Radio Coi'poi’ation of America un- “The record industry, which daw- veiled its 1957-1958 line of New Or- in economic leth- dled the doldrums of thophonic High Fidelity “Victorola” argy during part of the 30’s and 40’s, phonogz-aphs featuring an inci’eased has revitalized itself,” he said. “The number of multi-speed sets, all results speak for themselves. In 1956, equipped with stereo-jacks for the industry sales totaled $300,000,000 addition of stereophonic sound sys- the greatest in history. The first five tems. months of 1957 top any comparable period from a sales standpoint.” James M. Toney, Vice-President and Marek attributed the growth of the General Manager of the Radio and business to these factors: “Victorola” Division, simultaneously announced that three new Recorder- 1. The industry, realizing the stead- “Vietorola” Stereotape Players, all of ily increasing importance of the teen- which also recoi’d and play-back mon- age market, cultivated this field by auz-ally, will be maz-keted in late sum- tailor-making part of its product for mer. Toney was speaking at the spe- teenagers. “Most youngsters begin cial pz-eview showing held for the by buying popular single records but business press at the Hotel New many of them later develop tastes for Yorker. the light classics and eventually the classics,” he noted. In explaining the Company’s increased activity in stereophonic equip- 2. Phonographs were made avail- ment, Toney said, “Our first low- able at prices so low that nearly any cost stereophonic family could afford one. “Of course, systems wei’e introduced only last year. have we can’t sell records unless there are We found the public quick to turntables to play them,” said Marek. respond to this exciting new home entertainment “That is why the 45 rpm players in- medium. troduced by RCA Victor have had a We now believe that the fu- tremendous influence on the boom in tui-e of high fidelity lies within the record sales.” realm of stei’eophonic sound. For this reason we have equipped our entii-e 3. The industry acted swiftly at the line of four-speed high fidelity for outset of the public interest in high- easy adaptation to stereophonic sound and are making available fidelity by using every technical means additional stereophonic systems to complement available to improve sound. the line.”

4. Particularly in the last year, 45 The 1957-58 “Mark” high fidelity rpm Extended Play Records have been series consists of a three-cabinet de- a big factor in spurring disk sales. luxe console including AM-FM radio, “We believe the Extended Play disks, high fidelity, stereophonic tape player which offer four tunes for $1.29, repre- and tape recorder; three single cab- sent the biggest bargain in music inet AM-FM radio-high fidelity com- today,” Marek commented. binations; two console high fidelity 5. The industry constantly is seek- sets, two consolettes and a poi’table. ing new retail outlets to make records Two “45” rpm high fidelity sets, a more available on a mass basis than portable and table model were intro- ever before. “Sales are increasing in duced earlier this year by RCA Victor. supermarkets, drug stores and similar places,” he said. “Inevitably, when “Our Mark series is the most popu- this happens, established recoi’d stores lar line of phonographs manufac- also enjoy gains because consumers tured in the history of our Company who develop their initial interest in and the new models offer the finest music by buying a record in a mass tonal quality yet perfected by our market outlet genei’ally turn later sound engineers. Every set offers per- SCARSDALE, N. Y.—Ten promising young pei-formers displayed their to record stores where the selection fectly balanced and matched compon- talents before the hundreds of people gathered at the Holiday Inn in Scars- dale, N. Y., for the Sixth is more varied.” ents,” Toney said. Annual Dinner of the Westchester Operators Guild. Above the perfoimers are shown on stage. Top Row: Don Rondo (Jubilee) and Cathy Carr (Fraternity). Second Row: Mitzi Mason (Vik) and Teddy Randazzo (Vik). Third Row: The Five Jets and Judy Scott (Decca). jjlllM President Records Names Furniss Fourth Row: Ann Leonardo (Capitol) and Bernie Nee (Columbia). Fifth Row: Cai-ol Hughes (Mercury) and Ricky Billy Brando if! Burnell. The NEW YORK — This week Presi- music was supplied by Epic Records’ maestro Lester Lanin and his oi’chestra. “LOVE IE ASAIN’I dent Records appointed Cathy Furniss of San Francisco, as its representative for the West Coast. Miss Furniss, who heads Purviss NATURALLY—All Men Like: Promotions, will be handling both the distribution and the promotion of " SECOND HAND LIPSTICK" the President label for California. BIG RECORD OF THE YEAR! A NATURAL JUKE-JOCK HIT! While aiding in the building of the label, Cathy Furniss will also be on FRANZ SCHUBERT MUSIC PUBLISHERS — RECORDS 425 W. BROADWAY, FORT WORTH TEXAS. the look out for masters and artists. 4, All Phones: EDison 2-5995 **Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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HOLLYWOOD—Johnny Stark, Crystalette Records artist, is shown signing ANNIE LAURIE his contract to appear in a featured part as well as sing the title song of the movie, “Johnny Reb.” Shown left to right are Leo Hatfield, producer of the picture, Johnny Stark, and A1 Simms, Johnny’s manager. u..~,DE LUXE 6107 j BUTTERFLY BMi Awards $8,000 in Student Fantasy Makes Debut ? recorded by Charlie Grade — Cameo Records Composer Contest I IT MUST BE YOU In LP Classical Field Andy Williams — Cadence Records DE LUXE 6135 Mayland Music Publishing Co. and Elvis Presley M usic, Inc. NEW YORK — Thirteen awards, SAN FRANCISCO—Fantasy’s de- totalling made by the 1956 DONNIE ELBERT GONE $8,000, but in the LP classical field is being recorded by Student Composers Radio Awards made by the signing of the Little Ferlin Husky — Capitol Records (SCRA) National Judging Panel Symphony Orchestra of San Fran- WHAT CAN I DO cisco, conducted by Gregory Millar, Dallas Music Co ., Inc. were announced by Carl Haverlin, Na- b/w to a long term contract. TOO MUCH tional SCRA Chairman and President The Symphony was founded in 1951 recorded by of Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI), spon- HEAR MY PLEA and Gregory Millar has been its con- Elvis Presley — Victor sors of the contest. Top money winner ductor since inception. The orchestra DE LUXE 6125 Elvis Presley Music, Inc. is Jan is composed almost in its entirely of and Southern Bel le Music. in the fifth annual competition members of the San Francisco Morris Bach, 19, of Forrest, Illinois, Sym- ALL SHOOK UP phony and its repertoire consists in "5" a student at the University of Illinois, THE ROYALES recorded by the main of works scored for or- who was awarded $1,000 for his chestras of 45 pieces or less. Elvis Presley — Victor i “String Trio.” In making the awards, think Shalimar Music Corp. and The first release, set for June 10, i Elvis Presley Music, Inc. spokesmen for the Panel said “We contains two LPs, one of 12 Greek are greatly encouraged by the out- HILL AND RANGE SONGS, INC. Dances by Nikos Skalkottas and the standing technical facility and control other of three Hindemith works: Con- I’D BETTER MAKE A MOVE \ } shown in the scores of the competi- certo for Harp Woodwinds and Or- KING 5053 J tion and feel that the general level chestra; Concerto for Trumpet, Bas- of work was much higher than that soon and Orchestra; Kammermusik, s s exhibited last year, when no major OP. 24, No. 1. All of the works on LITTLE WILLIE JOHN awards were made.” both LPs, with the exception of the -sr The judges also cited a number of Kammermusik, are receiving their pre- i I'VE GOT TO GO CRY i other composers And works for prizes miere recording reports the diskery. of $750. Millar, b/w < Canadian born of Greek- The 1956 SCRA competition was French parentage, has studied under LOOK WHAT YOU’VE the fifth annual contest conducted by Serge Koussevitsky, Ernst Bloch, and \ «L BMI and BMI Canada, Ltd. to further Darius Milhaud. He is well known the creation of concert music by stu- in Canada for his services as a con- DONE TO ME dent composers. Awards are made an- ductor on the CBC. Millar was Direc- KING 5045 4 nually for compositions, both vocal tor of Music at St. Louis University and instrumental, submitted by stu- from 1948 to 1951 prior to coming All reports are .... dents in secondary schools, colleges to San Francisco to form the Little \ and conservatories of music located Symphony Orchestra. THE MIDNIGHTERS !<| So Great- for ... . g in States, its possessions, ”* the United The classical releases on Fantasy and in Canada. Last year, $6,500 of will be under the “Vista Series” and I, SO HAPPY “SO YOUNG" the money earmarked for prizes was all recordings will be done stereopho- by placed in escrow. This sum will be nically with stereo tape release date Clyde Stacy added to future awards. set to coincide with LP release. Price i IS YOUR LOVE FOR REAL Members of the 1956 National for stereo will be $11.95 for approxi- Candlelight #1015 SCRA Judging Panel are William mately 33 minutes of music. LPs in ^GHr \ ntc Schuman, President, Juilliard School the “Vista Series” will retail at $3.98. of Music; Earl V. Moore, Dean, School Future plans for Fantasy’s “Vista 1050 BROADWAY of Music, University of Michigan, and Series” call for 4 more albums by the (Phone: Circle 7-5947) NEW RELEASE Claude Champagne, Assistant Direc- Little Symphony before the end of tor of the Conservatory of Music and 1957 and the repertoire will cover \ Dramatic Art of the Province of baroque, classical and contemporary OTIS WILLIAMS Quebec. 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NEW YORK—Shown above are Art Ford (WNEW), Martin Block (WABC), Bill Stern (WINS) and Mike Wallace (WABC) as they discuss plans for the 11th Annual Cavalcade of Stars at Madison Square Garden on Hal Moore Named WNEW Williams Disk Clicks On Coral Monday evening, June 17th. This galaxy of stars will be presented for the benefit of The Shield of David Institute for Retarded Children, a non-sectarian NEW YORK—Coral Records has school and psychiatric clinic which deals with these problems. Program Manager announced that the Billy Williams re- The gentlemen pictured above will handle all the emcee chores that evening. cording of “I’m Gonna Sit Right Among the recording stars who will be there are: Georgia Gibbs, Les Paul & Down And Write Myself A Letter” is Mary Ford, Dorothy Collins and Raymond Scott, Ames Brothers, Ocie Smith, the fastest breaking platter in the Elaine Malbin and Sally Blair, Julius La Rosa, Peggy Lee and many others. history of the company. The record, NEW YORK—Richard D. Buckley, which has been out only two weeks, president t>f the WNEW division of made it’s first appearance on The Celler Report Calls For the Du Mont Broadcasting Corpora- Cash. Box Best Seller List in the tion, last week announced the appoint- #39 spot this week. ment of Hal Moore as program man- Music Field Investigation a result 1 As of the number’s quick ager of WNEW. Moore, a veteran of rise, Williams is slated for guest ap- 28 years in broadcasting, will assume pearances on several top network the post vacated by John M. Grogan, TV shows. WASHINGTON, D. C.—As a result recently appointed program manager of the Emanuel Celler Antitrust Sub- of WABD-TV. Moore had been an an- committee’s investigation into the ac- nouncer for many of radio’s top tivities of broadcasters in music the shows. Among these shows were “Pic Wins Gold Medal Subcommittee last week concluded and Pat”, “The Easy Aces”, “Phila- that it is of importance for the Anti- delphia Orchestra” and a number of trust Division of the Department of soap operas as well as the first of the Justice to undertake complete and ex- early morning shows, “Start The tensive investigation into all phases Day Right” on WNEW in 1988. of the music field discussed at the Moore, along with his duties as committee’s hearings to determine emcee of the “Bing Crosby & Friends” whether the antitrust laws have been show, has in recent months held the or are being violated. post as Assistant to the Program However, Peter W. Rodino, Jr. Manager. (N. J.) and Byron G. Rogers (Colo.) two of the committee’s members, while agreeing with the conclusion of the committee, made it clear that the committee’s conclusions should not be Liberty Signs 5 Newcomers construed as expressing any opinion with respect to any pending litigation.

Additional views by Kenneth B. Keating (N. Y.) William M. McCul- HOLLYWOOD — Liberty Records, loch (Ohio) and William E. Miller continuing with its policy of develop- (N. Y.), three other members of the ing unknown talent has just pacted committee are as follows: five newcomers, Scott Davis, Myrna Fox, Ray Kinney, Lincoln Chase, and NEW YORK— S. Neil Fujita, Di- “Much of the discussion has either Circus Red & his Freckles. rector of Design and Packaging for a direct or indirect bearing upon the Columbia Records, has been honored Most recent graduate of the Liberty issues in a civil antitrust action with a Gold Medal by the Art Direc- policy is teenager Eddie Cochran. His brought in a United States district tors Club of New York. The award first side, “Sittin’ In The Balcony”, court by certain song-writers against was conferred in the category titled, released only 3 months ago, sold 300,- BMI and broadcasters. In that action, “Point of Sale, Record Album Covers, platters, according to the diskery. much testimony before trial has been 000 Book Jackets”. The Gold Medal sig- The recording also landed the young- taken and many documents have been nifies “outstanding contributions to ster a two picture deal with 20th marked as proposed exhibits. Before the field of graphic art”. Century Fox and current lucrative this committee we have had only a Fujita is widely known in design- personal appearance bookings. small fraction of the facts presented ing and packaging circles. His newest to us. Obviously, we cannot and Davis’ first sides are “The World medal is added to a distinguished should not take any action or say any- awards, including the is Mine” and “I’m Thankful” backed collection of thing which will in any way prejudice Chicago by Pete King. “M-m-m-myrna” is the New York, Philadelphia and any party in that case. LP by Miss Fox and the orchestra of Art Directors Clubs. An artist as well as designer, Fujita has received nu- have been confronted with as- Monty Kelly. The Ray Kinney Group “We merous exhibitions of his paintings sertions and counterassertions. It is debuts with an LP “Remember Wai- throughout the country. impossible for us to determine on the kiki”. Lincoln Chase’s first single is Earlier this month, seventeen Co- record before us where the truth lies. titled “Johnny Klingeringding.” Cir- lumbia Records’ “Lp” covers, the larg- In any event, we are confident that ViVienne est number cited for any entrant, the Department of Justice can and cus Red and his Freckles, whose ages were chosen for inclusion in the will protect the public interest if are from 10 to years old, will do 13 American Institute of Graphic Arts’ “LOVE LETTERS there is evidence of any antitrust vio- a Dixieland album as their first Lib- selection of fifty superior designs in lations by any of the parties to that erty release. the category. II THE SAID” I action or any other persons involved b/w in the music field. The Department * of Justice has on many occasions since : “LIGHT A CANDLE 1940 been looking into such matters. — THE MUSIC BOX — (Say A Prayer)" There is no evidence before this sub- p 1301 W. 79th St. 20,111. committee that the Department of , CHICAGO

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Clyde Cadwell Paul Drew Arty Kay Al Radka Jim Holt Del Courtney KPOP—Los Angeles, Calif. WGST—Atlanta, Ga. WVLK—Lexington, Ky. KFRE— Fresno, Calif. WICE—Providence, R. 1. KPIX—San Francisco, Calif. 1. Freight Train (R. 1. 1. Love letters in The Sand 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. All Shook Up (E. Presley) Draper) A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 1. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (P. Boone) (P. Boone) 2. Love Letters In The Sand 2. One And Only (A. Leonardo) 2. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 2. Imagination (King Sisters) 2. Peace In The Valley (Presley) 2. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) (P. Boone) 3. Love Letters In The Sand 3. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 3. A Teenager's Romance (P. Boone) 4. 3. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 3. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 3. Rock Your Little Baby To Love Letters In The Sand (R. Nelson) 4. 1 Just Don't Know (4 Lads) 4. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 4. Young Blood (Coasters) Sleep (B. Knox) (P. Boone) 4. Freight Train (R. Draper) 5. Snake Charmer (L. Norman) 5. 5. 5. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 5. With These Hands (Lewis) 4. School Day (C. Berry) Come Go With Me A White Sport Coat (Robbins) Love 6. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 5. Round and Round (P. Como) 6. It's Not For Me To Say (Del-Vikings) 6. The Girl 6. 1 Like Your Kind Of With The Golden (A. Williams) 7. The Girl With The Golden 6. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) (J. Mathis) 6. School Day (C. Berry) Braids (P. Como) 7. I'll Be True (R. Sparks) 7. Gone (F. Huskey) 7. Around The World (Young) Braids (P. Como) 7. I'm Walkin' (Domino/Nelson) 7. Shish-Kebab (R. Marterie) 8. Don't Call Me Sweetie 8. Little 1 Love Darlin' (Diamonds) 8. It's 8. Freight Train (N. Whiskey) 8. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 8. Like Your Kind Of Not For Me To Say (Belafonte) 9. (R. (A. Williams) (E. Rodgers) 9. Dark Moon (Guitar/Storm) 9. Island In The Sun I'm Walkin' Nelson) (J. Mathis) 10. Around 9. Searchin' (Coasters) 9. Mangos (R. Clooney) 10. It's Not For Me To Say 9. Island In 10. Three Sheets To The Wind The World The Sun (Belafonte) (Four Aces) (Mantcvani) 10. Fabulous (C. Gracie) 10. Shish-Kebab (R. Marterie) (J. Mathis) 10. Little White Lies (Johnson)

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1. 1. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 1. So Rare (J. Dorsey) Love Letters In The Sand 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. It's Not For Me To Say 2. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 2 Round and Round (P. Como) (P. Boone) (P. Boone) (P. Boone) (J. Mathis) 2. 3. Love Letters In The Sand 3. All Shook Up (E. Presley) So Rare (J. Dorsey) 2. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 2. Start Movin' (Sal Mineo) 2. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 3. Freight (P. Boone) 4. A White Sport Coat Train (R. Draper) 3. Pledge Of Love (Copeland) 3. It's Not For Me To Say 3. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 4. Start Movin' (J. Desmond) 4. It's Not For Me To Say 4. Dark Moon (G. Storm) (S. Mineo) (J. Mathis) And Write Myself A Letter 5. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 5. I'm Walkin' (F. Domino) (J. Mathis) 5. My Dream (Platters) 4. Four Walls (J. Reeves) (B. Williams) 5. 6. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 6. Come Go With Me Stand There, Mountain 6. Beginning To Miss You 5. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 4. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 7. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird (Del-Vikings) (Planets) (McGuires) 6. 1 Like Your Kind Of Love 5. Queen Of The Senior Prom 6. (M. Rainwater) 7. School Day (C. Berry) Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 7. It's Not For Me To Say (A. Williams) (Mills Bros.) 7. 8. A Teenager's Romance 8. Gone (F. Husky) Young And In Love (Smith) (J. Mathis) 7. With All My Heart (J. Sands) 6. Trust In Me (C. Connor) 8. Little Lies (R. Nelson) 8. Let 9. Freight Train White (Johnson) 8. China Gate (N. Cole) The Four Winds Blow 7. With All My Heart (J. Sands) 9. Island In (Whiskey /McDevitt) 9. Around The World (Young) 9. I'm Walkinq The Floor Over The Sun (Belafonte) (R. Brown) 8. Such A Shame (Four Voices) 10. It's Not For Me To Say 10 Don't Call Me Sweetie 10. Rock Your Little Baby To You (G. Gibbs) 9. Prize Possession (F. Husky) 9. 1492 (B. Johnson) (J. Mathis) (Rodgers/Shapiro) Sleep (B. Knox) 10. Rockin' Fiddle (R. Maltby) 10. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 10. 1 Complain (A. Hibbler)

Bob Schwartz "Easy" Ed Ellis Tom Durand Bob Dugan Jim Harriott Ed Baker KTMS Santa Barbara, Calif. KRMD—Shreveport, La. WNIX—Springfield, T. WTTM—Trenton, N. J. — WFLA—Tampa, Fla. KWFR—San Angelo, Tex.

Baby (Bennett) 1. Little White Lies (B. Johnson) 1. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 1. White Sport Coat 1. 1. One For My 1 . Gonna Sit Right Down And A (Robbins) A White Sport Coat (Robbins) Sand 2. 2. Blue Echo (L. Baxter) 2 Love Letters In The Old Cape Cod (P. Page) Write Myself A Letter 2. 1 Like Your Kind Of Love 2. Love Letters In The Sand (P. Boone) 3. Adios My Love (L. Bodas) (B. Williams) 3. It All Depends On You (A. Williams) (P. Boone) (J. Lewis) 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 4. Speak For Yourself, John 2. Evangeline (R. Arms) 3. The Girl With The Golden 3. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 4 Wonderful! Wonderful! (C. Carr) 3. Around The World (Young) 4. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) Braids (P. Como) 4. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (J. Mathis) 5. Talkin' To The Blues (Lowe) 4. Twelve O'clock Tonight (Day) 5. Round and Round (P. Como) 4. Love Letters In The Sand 5. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 6. 5. It's Not For Me To Say 6. Don't Call Me Sweetie 5. My Little Baby (P. Como) So Rare (J. Dorsey) (P. Boone) 6. Round and Round (P. Como) (J. Mathis) (E. Rodgers) 6. Island In The Sun (Belafonte) 7. Gone (F. Husky) 5. Jocko's Theme (A. Bleyer) 7. Come Go With Me 6. Cocoanut Woman (Belafonte) 7. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 7. Underneath The Overpass 8. You Won't Forget Me 6. Face In The Crowd (Hi Los) (Del-Vikings) 7. Bernardine (P. Boone) (E. Arnold) (J. Stafford) (C. Warfield) 7. Rockin' Shoes (Ames Bros.) 8. Pledge Of Love (D. Contino) Letters 8. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 8. Young Blood (Coasters) 8. Marianne (Hilltoppers) 9. Love In The Sand 8. I'll Take Romance (Gorme) 9. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 9. Around The World (Young) 9. For The Love Of Mine (Hood) 9. Round and Round (P. Como) (P. Boone) 9. With All My Heart (Scott) 10. Can't Wait For Summer 10. Talkin' To The Blues (Lowe) 10. Trust In Me (C. Connor) 10. Check Apron Ball (R. Maltby) 10. School Day (C. Berry) 10. The Proposal (N. Luboff) (S. Lawrence)

Jim Reid Jim Lowe Scott Avery Ken Manley Paul Reid Jack Stant WKXL—Concord, N. H. WRR— Dallas, Tex. WLFH—Little Falls, N. Y. WGUY— Bangor, Me. CHML—Hamilton, Ont., Can. WDRF—Chester, Pa.

1. Freight Train (N. Whiskey) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Dandy Lion (G. Nash) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. You're Mine (Four Aces) In 2. Shake Hands With A Guy (P. Boone) 2. Don't Call Me Sweetie (P. Boone) (P. Boone) 2. Be Good (J. Valino) Love (D. Olsen) 2. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) (E. Rodgers) 2. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 2. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 3. School Day (C. Berry) 3. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 3. Hearts Were Never Meant To 3. Fabulous (C. Gracie) 3. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 4. Billy Goat (B. Haley) 4. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 4. It's Not For Me To Say Be Broken (D. Olsen) 4. Little Billy Boy (Three D's) 4. School Day (C. Berry) 5. Fabulous (C. Gracie) 5. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (J. Mathis) 4. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 5. My Dream (Platters) 5. Fabulous (C. Gracie) 6. You Made Me Love You 6. Mangos (R. Clooney) 5. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 5. My Little Baby (P. Como) 6. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 6. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (G. Sans) 7. Love Letters In The Sand 6. Talkin' To The Blues (J. Lowe) 6. It's Good To Be Alive (Syms) 7. 1 Like Your Kind Of Love 7. It's Not For Me To Say 7. Sipping Soda (J. Lee) (P. Boone) 7. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) 7. Goin' Steady (T. Sands) (A. Williams) (J. Mathis) 8. Sweetie Sweet Kisses 8. With All Heart (J. Sands) J. 8. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) 8. It's You 1 Love (F. Domino) 8. Rock Bottom (McGuires) My 8. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) (M. Raye & Shaye) (P. Page) 9. Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 9. Old Cape Cod 9. 1 Just Don't Know (Four Lads) 9. So Rare (J. Dorsey) Bye 9. 1 Just Don't Know (4 Lads) 9. Only One (D. Roberts) (T. Sands) 10. Tina (Easy Riders) 10. Six Fools (B. Strength) 10. Freight Train (N. Whiskey) 10. Goin' Steady 10. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 10. 1 Love My Girl (Morley)

Tom Harvey Nick Reyes Jim Lewis Jerry Park Joe McCollum Jerry Leighton CKEY—Toronto, Ont., Can. KFDA—Amarillo, Tex. WEMP—Milwaukee, Wis. KZEE—Weatherford, Tex. CFRN— Edmonton, Alb., Can. WAAF—Chicago, III.

(E. Presley) Presley) 1. All Heart 1. All Shook Up 1. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 1. I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) 1. All Shook Up (E. 1 All Shook Up (E. Presley) With My 2. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 2. Harboring The Blues 2. little Darlin' (Diamonds) 2. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 2. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) (J. Sands) Sand (Bennett) 3. Love Letters in The (H. Griffith) 3. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 3. I'm Walkin' (F. Domino) 3. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 2. One For My Baby Boone) (P. 3. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 4. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 4. Love Letters In The Sand 4. Love Letters In The Sand 3. It's Not For Me To Say 4. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 4. School Day (C. Berry) (P. Boone) (J. Mathis) 5. Rock-A-Bllly (G. Mitchell) (P. Boone) 5. School Day (C. Berry) 4. Freight Train (R. Draper) 5. Too Late (G. Austin 5. Party Doll (B. Knox) ) 6. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 5. Gone (F. Husky) 6. A White Sport Coat 5. Grasshopper Jump (T. Watts) 6. Rare (J. 6. Dark Moon (G. Storm) (M. Robbins) So Dorsey) 7. Love Letters In The Sand 6. Round and Round (P. Como) 6. Imagination (King Sisters) 7. Round And Round (P. Como) 7. Searchin' (Coasters) (P. Boone) 7. Gone (F. Husky) 7. Fabulous (S. Lawrence) 7. Close Your Eyes (H. Lance) 8. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 8. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 8. Little White Lies (B. Johnson) 8. Talkin' To The Blues (Lowe) 8. Bernardine (P. Boone) 8. AfraTd (L. Young) 9. Come Go With Me (Del-Vikings) 9. Talkin' To The Blues (J. Lowe) 9. Bye Bye Love (W. Pierce) 9. My Little Baby (P. Como) 9. Four Walls (J. Lowe) 9. Easy My Love (S. Lowe) (T. Rand) 10. Gone (F. Husky) 10. It's You 1 Love (F. Domino) 10. Seven Come Eleven 10. Rooster Song (F. Domino) 10. Dark Moon (Guitar/Storm) 10. Echo, Echo, Echo (D. Lee)

Jim Rourk Dick Winters Al Faust Jack Karey Bill Daniels' John Tucker WQSN—Charleston, S. C. WXLW— Indianapolis, Ind. WITJ— Ithaca, N. Y. WCFL—Chicago, III. "Daniels' Den" WTSV—Manchester, N. H. Hollywood, Calif. 1. It's Not For Me To Say 1. Younger Than Springtime 1. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 1. So Rare (J. Dorsey) KFWB— 1. Love Letters In The Sand (J. Mathis) (N. Riddle) 2. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 2. Love Letters In The Sand (P. Boone) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 2. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 2. I'll Be There (R. Price) 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) (P. Boone) 2. Dark Moon (G. Storm) (P. Boone) 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 3. 1 Ain't Got Nobody 4. Wonderful! Wonderful! 3. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 3. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 2. Cape Cod (P. Page) 4. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) (Key Men) (J. Mathis) 4. With All My Heart (Sands) Old 4. A White Sport Coat 3. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 5. Empty Arms (1. J. Hunter) 4. Forty Cups Of Coffee (Haley) (J. Desmond) 5. Rock Your Little Baby To 5. 1 Like Your Kind Of Love Sand 5. Taurus Tango (N. Paramor) 6. Love Letters In The Sleep (B. Knox) (A. Williams) 4. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 5. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) (P. Boone) 6. True Love Gone (B. Madigan) Sport (Robbins) 6. School Day (C. Berry) 6. A Fallen Star (N. Noble) 5. A White Coat 6. Around The World (Young) 7. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 7. Around The World 6. 7. Gone (F. Husky) 7. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird Wonderful! Wonderful! 7. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 8. C. C. Rider (C. Wellis) (Young/Crosby) (M. Rainwater) (J. Mathis) 8. Siftin' In The Balcony 8. A White Sport Coat 8. It's Not For Me To Say 9. Mama Guitar (La Rosa (M. Robbins) (S. Mineo) 7. Haunting Me (The Kings IV) (J. Mathis) Griffith/Cornell) (E. Cochran) 8. Start Movin' 8. Stardust (B. Ward) 9. After School (R. Starr) 9. 1 Like Your Kind Of Love 9. Grasshopper Jump (T. Watts) 9. Come With Me 10. Little White Lies (Johnson)/ Go (A. Williams) 9. Around The World (Del-Vikings) A Teenager's Romance 10. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 10. Teardrops In My Heart (Young) (Nelson) (E. Arnold) 10. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) (T. Prisco) 10. Freight Train (Rayburn) 10. One For My Baby (Bennett) 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.

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REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS

" TB Gene Davis Bill Perkins Johnny Fairchild WHB— Kansas City, Mo. WCIN—Cincinnati, Ohio KELP— El Paso, Tex. The Cash Box "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail 1. A Teenager's Romance deolers throagh- 1. One For My Baby (T. Bennett) 1. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) out the nation indicate are either already beginning to sell (R. Nelson) 2. Just To Hold My Hand 2. The Girl With The Golden in quantity or else give 2. Love Letters In The every sign of Sand (C. McPhatter) Braids (P. Como) doing so. (P. 3. Boone) Wowie (Madhattans) 3. Crazy Love (F. Sinatra) 3. Too Late (G. Austin) 4. Mangos (R. Clooney) 4. Little White Lies (B. Johnson) 4. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 5. School Day (C. Berry) 5. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) 5. Rock-A-Billy (G. Mitchell) 6. Rock City Rock (D. Ellington) 6. Stardust (B. Ward) 6. I'll Take "I'M GONNA SIT Romance (E. 7. RIGHT Gorme) My Personal Possession 7. DOWN (Cole) Evangeline (R. Arms) 7. All Shook (E. Presley) Up 8. Can't Wait For Summer 8. Restless Breed (F. Castro) 8. School Day (C. Berry) " (S. Lawrence) 9. Don't Call Me Sweetie AND 9. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 9. Seven WRITE MYSELF A LETTER Come Eleven (T. Rand) (E. Rodgers) 10. I'm Stickin' With You 10. How Will I Know 10. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird (J. Bowen) (Damita Jo) (M. Rainwater) Billy Williams Coral 61830 Jack Chadderton Allan Michaels George Cameron WLYN— Lynn, Mass. WING— Dayton, Ohio WEAV—Plattsburg, N. Y.

1. Over The Mountain 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Love Letters In The Sand (Johnnie & Joe) (P. Boone) (P. Boone) 2. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 2. Mangos (R. Clooney) 2. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) 3. Empty Arms (T. Brewer) 3. Round and Round (P. Como) 3. Fabulous (S. Lawrence) Decca Displays 4. Little Billy Boy (Three D's) 4. At China Gate (N. Cole) 4. Bye Bye Love (L. Tommy) Booksellers’ Meet 5. Freight Train (R. Draper) 5. Let It Be Me (J. Corey) 5. Freight Train (R. Draper) 6. Japanese Sandman (Cellos) 6. One For My Baby (Bennett) 6. A Teenager's Romance ’ 7. Love Letters In The Sand 7. So Long My Love (Sinatra) (R. Nelson) mwmti (P. ZM Boone) 8. Love Is A Golden Ring 7. It's You I Love (Domino) ‘ - • V • v.f. • »? -IK 8. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) (F. Laine) 8. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 9. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 9. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 9. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 10. Rock Bottom (McGuires) 10. Face In The Crowd (Hi-Lo's) 10. 1492 (B. Johnson)

Ray Briem Dick Smith Jim Murdock KLUB—Salt Lake City, Utah WORC—Worcester, Mass. KOY— Phoenix, Ariz.

1. Stardust (N. Cole) 1. A Teenager's Romance 1. Around The World (Young) 2. Love Letters In The Sand (R. Nelson) 2. Love Letters In The Sand (P. Boone) 2. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) (P. Boone) 3. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 3. Love Letters In The Sand 3. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 4. Rock Your Little Baby To (P. Boone) 4. Talkin' To The Blues (Lowe) Sleep (B. Knox) 4. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 5. Crazy Love (F. Sinatra) 5. Yellow Bird (N. Luboff) 5. Come Back To Me Darling 6. Beginning To Miss You 6. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) (J. Therrien Jr.) (McGuires) 7. It's Not For Me To Say 6. Goin' Steady (T Sands) 7. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (J. Mathis) 7. Seven Come Eleven (T. Rand) And Write Myself A Letter 8. Shangri-La (Four Coins) 8. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) (B. Williams) 9. When I Fall In Love (N. Cole) 9. My Dream (Platters) 8. Ninety-Nine Ways (Hunter) 10. A Teenager's Romance 10. Can't Wait For Summer 9. Twelve O'Clock Tonight (Day) (R. Nelson) (S. Lawrence) 10. Why Baby Why (P. Boone)

Joe Finan Bob Lazich Frank Titus

KYW—Cleveland, Ohio KXLL—Missoula, Mont. WWON—Woonsocket, R. I.

1. Rosie Lee (Mello-Tones) 1. Island In The Sun (Belafonte) 1. Love Letters In The Sand 2. By Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 2. Love Is A Golden Ring (P. Boone) 3. School Day (C. Berry) (F. Laine) 2. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 4. So Young (C. Stacy) 3. When Rock & Roll Come To 3. Goin' Steady (T. Sands) 5. Echo Echo Echo (D. Lee) Trinidad (N. Cole) 4. Gone (F. Husky) 6. Love You Till I Die (B. Lee) 4. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 5. School Day (C. Berry) 7. With All My Heart 5. Promises, Promises (D. Shore) 6. Round And Round (P. Como) (Scott/Sands) 6. My Little Baby (P. Como) 7. Come Go With Me 8. Over The Mountain 7. April Give Me One Day (Del-Vikings) (Johnnie & Joe) (S. Vaughan) 8. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 8. CHICAGO—Decca Records was not only alone among the many book 9. Crickets On Parade A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 9. Four Walls (J. Reeves) (B. Christian) 9. Yes Tonight Josephine (Ray) 10. Drownin' In Memories exhibitors at this past American Booksellers Convention, but the first record 10. Married For Life (G. Wiese) 10. Mangos (R. Clooney) (McGuires) company to participate in a convention of this kind. Pictured above in the Decca booth is Clarence Goldberg who explained Dick Gilbert Dick Bouchard Harry Downie Decca’s reasons for entering the convention thusly, “The affinity between KPOK—Scottsdale, Ariz. WRIB— Providence, R. I. WICC— Bridgeport, Conn. books and records is so natural, that we feel quite at home. We are proud position which Decca has earned 1. The Girl With The Golden 1. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 1. Such A Shame (Four Voices) of the respected with a great many Braids (P. Como) 2. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 2. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) American booksellers”. 2. Cry My Love (Lynn) 3. Don't Call Sweetie Heart (Sands) Don't Me 3. With All My The convention lasted three days, 5-28, 29, 30. 3. Poor Butterfly (S. Vaughan) (E. Rodgers) 4. School Day (C. Berry) 4. The Cricket Song (R. Bolger) 4. Freight Train (N. Whiskey) 5. Shangra-La (Four Coins) 5. Dark Moon (G. Storm) 5. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 6. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) 6. Blue Echo (L. Baxter) 6. Love Letters In The Sand 7. A Teenager's Romance 7. Gone (F. Husky) (P. Boone) (R. Nelson) RIGHT ON TOP 8. Four Walls (J. Lowe) 7. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 8. Love Letters In The Sand ViVienne 9. Love Letters In The Sand 8. Summer Love (J. James) (P. Boone) (P. Boone) 9. My Dream (Platters) 9. Freight Train (N. Whiskey) 10. Pledge Of Love (Copeland) 10. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 10. Your Kisses Kill Me (Gorme) THE EVERLY BROS. LOVE LETTERS Dick Martin Vernon Stewart Jim Ameche IN THE SAND” Washington, D. C. KXRJ—Russellville, Ark. KPAL Palm Springs, Calif. WWDC— — “BYE BYE b W 1. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 1. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 1. Love Letters In The Sand •11 2. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 2. Four Walls (J. Reeves) (P. Boone) LIGHT A CANDLE 3. School Day (C. Berry) 3. Ten Little Trees (L. Welk) 2. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) LOVE’ 4. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 4. Hummin' & Waltzin' 3. Freight Train (N. Whiskey) (Say A Prayer)" (Les & Mary) 4. Around The World (V. Young) 5. Young Blood (Coasters) CADENCE # 1315 5. No Wedding Today (Ray) 5. Stardust (B. Ward) 6. Valley Of Tears (Domino) 6. Talkin' To The Blues (Lowe) 6. 1 Just Don't Know (4 Lads) 7. Dark Moon (G. Storm) = 1003 7. Little White Lies (Johnson) 7. Haunting Me (The Kings IV) 8. All Shook Up (E. Presley) cadence 8. Lonely Man (T. E. Ford) 8. One For My Baby (T. Bennett) 9. Love Letters In The Sand (P. Boone) 9. Bye Bye Love (W. Pierce) 9. Grasshopper Jump (T. Watts) 40 EAST 49TH St NEW YORK II. N. f. 10. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 10. Shrine Of St. Cecelia (Young) 10. Island In The Sun (Belafonte)

Vic Aime Ed McKenzie John "Mad Man" WNNJ—Newton, N. J. WXYZ— Detroit, Mich. Michaels A Sure Winner 11 1. Love Letters In The Sand 1. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.)/ WOKY—Milwaukee, Wis. (P. Boone) Love Letters In The Sand “SHENANDOAH ROSE 2. It's Not For Me To Say (P. Boone) 1. The Girl With The Golden (J. Mathis) 2. Start Movin' (S. Mineo) Braids (P. Como) b/w 3. Freight Train (N. Whiskey) 3. Young Blood (Coasters) 2. Empty Arms (T. Brewer) 4. Around The World (Young) 4. I Like Your Kind Of Love 3. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) (A 5. Gonna Sit Right Down And (A. Williams) 4. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) Nelson) PARTY” Write Myself A Letter 5. I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) 5. I'm Walkin' (R. ROCK-A-BILLY (B. Williams) 6. So Rare (J. Dorsey) 6. Love Letters In The Sand ROULETTEE 4012 7. Rang Tang Ding Dong (Cellos) (P. Boone) 6. I Like Your Kind Of Love (A. Williams) 8. Rosie Lee (Mello-Tones) 7. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 7. Old Cape Cod (P. Page) 9. Over The Mountain (M. Rainwater) Little Baby To (Johnnie & Joe) 8. Rockin' Shoes (Ames Bros.) Hugo Luigi 8. Rock Your & Sleep (B. Knox) 10. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 9. Crickets On Parade And Write Myself A Letter (B. Christian) 9. Speak For Yourself (Carr) ROULETTE RECORDS 10. It's Good To Be Alive (Syms) (B. Williams) 10. Dark Moon (B. Guitar) 659 1 0th Ave. ATTENTION DEEJAYS, PROGRAM DIRECTORS, LIBRARIANS— N. Y., N. Y. Please keep us constantly informed of any changes in call letters or title.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 52 June 15, 1957 The Cash Box, Music R & Ramblings

NEW YORK; CHICAGO: Al Silver, Herald and Ember Records, sees nothing but silver linings in All distribs on Boul Mich’s record row looking forward to another booming the near future as the overwhelming reaction to his new Five Satins’ “To summer. One distrib was heard to say that as far as he’s concerned, summer The Aisle” keeps pouring in. “We haven’t had a reaction like this since will be like Christmas to him. This feeling is echoed by one and all. So it ‘Shake A Hand’,” says Al. Silver also announced the appointment of two would behoove one to think optimistically as the kids leave school and have new distribs. Lesco in Philadelphia and General in that excess jingle in their pockets from summer jobs.

Baltimore. To tie in with the above, Clarence Hainan . . . Abner, Vee-Jay soothsayer, expecting big things (WJMR-New Orleans, La.) advises he’s more excited from skedded Dells session, 6/13. “All deejays can about “To The Aisle” than he’s been about any other expect release at stations no later than 6/24”, prom-

record in some time. . . . Over at Josie, Morty Palitz ised Ab. . . . Shaw’s Jim Fleming spent Memorial and Bill Darnell are enthused about the new Cadillacs’ Day Weekend with his four sons, “at home”. Sounded “My Girl Friend.” Deck has excited all those who’ve like Jim was enjoying the quiet of his office Monday

heard it and it looks like it could be big. The Cadillacs morning. . . . Charles Brown skedded to follow Etta are also to be presented soon in an LP containing James and Clifton Chenier into S. side’s Crown Pro-

their past recordings. . . . Activity at its usual high peller, 6/14. Chenier is billed as “The King Of R&R

gear at Atlantic as they issue a trio of new releases. Accordion”. . . . Over at M. S. Distribs, Vic Faraci Joe Turner is out with “Love Roller Coaster” and advises “Champion” Jack Dupree’s Vikeroo “Old Time “World of Trouble”; Jerry Diamond doing “Sun- Rock & Roll” is finding lottsa spins around these burned Lips” and “Don’t Trust Love”; and The ETTA JAMES parts as is Etta James’ Modern opus, “Come What BROOKS & BROWN Bobbettes singing “Look At The Stars” and “Mr. May”. . . . Billy Boy returned to Chi from Houston-Dallas area where he did

Lee.” . . . Over at Herb Abramson’s Atco, sister label to the Atlantic set-up, eleven one-niters. . . . Mike Oury, All-State Distribs, went out on a limb to we see a release by Bobby Darin, youngster that the Atco crew is very high pick Chuck Willis’ deck “C. C. Rider” for top spot on All-State’s sales chart on. Darin’s initial entry is “Talk To Me Something” and “Million Dollar sooooon. Mike went on to pick Ruth Brown’s “One More Time” on Atlantic.

Baby.” . . . Ann Cole, up and coming thrush, turns out two tremendous sides Ruth was thru town working on her latest this past week. . . . Len and Phil for Sol Rabinowitz’ Baton label. “No Star Is Lost” Chess smiling from ear to ear over rising chart smasher, “Suzy-Q” by Dale and “You’re Mine” are two sides that bear close Hawkins. “It’s starting to get more and more pop action each day,” advises Len. Phil watching, with watching. Both have hit potential. . . . New label pride, new sky rocket by The Moonglow’s “Please bows with two strong waxes. Sue Records, New Send Me Someone To Love”. “We’re simply hotter York, offers Bobbi Bolden singing “Need Me than hot,” explains Phil. . . . Diz Gillespie due for Tonight” and “Chico The Chic-O-La Man”; and Blue Note gig early July. Old “Crooked Horn” has The Matadors doing “Have Mercy Baby” and “Be been proving a pretty good draw during his past

one-niters. . . . David Duckhorn, Garmisa Distribs, Good To Me.” . . . Phil Rose and Lou Sprung picks The Cadillacs’ Josie swinger “My Girl Friend” with Maymie and getting that feeling again and “There Goes My Girl” by The Chancellors on Robert’s “Ain’t No Way In The World.” The CADILLACS Port as promising hit material in the coming weeks.

deck, according to Rose and Sprung, has broken . . . Jimmy Reed and his “The Sun Is Shining” head into Asbury, N. J. for threg days and then onto Cleve- throughout the south and is now kicking up lots of dust in a number of land and Gleason’s for two weeks. . . . Little Walter northern spots. This after only ten days. “The disk,” says Rose, “is going headed east from Atlanta to meet up with Muddy THE MOONGLOWS almost completely pop at this time, although it is now beginning to show Waters where they plan to combine for southern tour, The Spaniels sked- r & b action, and it looks like we might have another ‘Cindy’.” ... Freddy ded for string of eastern thitter gigs with their going wax, “Everyone’s

. . . a pretty Mendelsohn, DeLuxe Records a & r, says his Laughing”. Par diskeroo, “Afraid” by Lee Young proving to be

hot item in these parts. . . . Quick phone call from Mercury’s Kenny Myers Donnie Elbert “What Can I Do” and “Hear My reports The Platters’ “My Dream” is really big. Newie by Sil Austin, “Dues starting out Plea” keeps going up and up. Also Day”, is said to be champing at the bit as reports and The Cash Box pick

in healthy fashion is Annie Laurie’s new “It Must make deck look even better. . . . King’s Herb Kole picks DeLuxeroo “Close

Be You” and “Please, Honey Don’t Go.” . . . The Your Eyes” as top seller. Lance plans to be on Marty Faye R&B presen- Coasters to appear at the Apollo Theatre in Har- tation show with McKie Fitzhugh, 6/30. Still selling lottsa records is Annie

lem the week of July 7. . . . Bill Spitalsky, Atco, Laurie’s “It Hurts To Be In Love”. . . . Top seller for the Cobra clan is Har- reports The Sensations’ “You Made Me Love rold Burrage’s “All Messed Up.” Disk promises to be real hanger-onner You” selling steadily and says that several dis- for the young indie. tributors he has talked to advise him the disk is LA PLAYA SEXTET on the verge of breaking in their territories. In LOS ANGELES:

the planning stage at Atco is a Coaster LP. . . . Aladdin Records has bought the copyright to “The Kent Song” which is Don Robey, Duke and Peacock prexy working on several “hot” projects now the TV commercial for Kent cigarettes used on the show, $64,000 Challenge. and says he’ll let us know more soon. Robey is very well satisfied with the Firm recorded the tune with a vocal-instrumental group known as The Three reaction to Brooks and Brown’s twosider, “Sleeping On An Ocean Of Tears” Beaux and a Peep, and will ship out 4000 packages of Kent eigai'ettes with and “They Call Her Rosie Lee.” Also doing fine is Tommy Mosley’s “I’ll Walk the disc-jockey samples of the record. . . . The

With You.” . . . Joe Scott, A & R at Duke Peacock, new West Coast label, Ebb Records has a strong beaming after a very successful Billy Brooks session. one going in their first group of a releases in

. . . The La Playa Sextet, popular Fiesta recording “Chicken, Baby, Chicken” by Tony Harris, which Latin-American group, open for the summer season is showing up in several markets around the at the Coral Reed Beach Club, Lido Beach, L. I. on country. . . . Max Fiertag, president of Flip

June 27. . . . Gloria Lynn, whose current Central record- Records returned to the coast after a very suc- ing is “Just Like That” and “I’d Be A Fool To Be cessful Eastern trip promoting the labels two Misled By You,” opens at the Baby Grand in New big hits of “Arrow of Love” by The Six Teens,

York on June 7. . . . Shaw Artists puts the “Fantabul- and “Louie, Louie” by Richard Berry. . . . The ous Rock ’N Roll Show of 1957” on the road on June SIX TEENS Platters return to New York after a two week JOE TURNER 14. Dick Boone has booked the package. The troupe will visit to the coast, and start work on the new cover 34 dates in 34 cities over a period of 37 days. Alan Freed movie which will be filmed in the East. After the finish of their The three open days should be filled in before too many hours have passed. stint in the movie, the group, accompanied by their manager, Buck Ram, Talent making up the show are Ruth Brown, Coasters, Drifters, Bo Diddley leave for a thirteen-week tour of South America. . . . Dootsie Williams, Trio, Schoolboys, Smiley Lewis, Johnny Heartsman, 5 Satins, Bobby Parker, Dooto Records prexy, hosted a party for music business friends as a house-

Spence Twins, and the Paul Williams Orchestra. . . . Bill Clark (WFAR- warming for his recently-completed new home. . . . Elliot Litt, KBLA disk Farrell, Pa.) is currently laid up in the hospital. Bill claims to be the only jockey now airing an 8 to 9 P.M. rhythm and blues show from the valley exclusive R & B deejay between Pittsburgh and Cleveland. ... label in New . station. . . The Colts go to Denver, Colorado this week after a successful Brooklyn (currently famous because they soon be without their trademark, ten day engagement at the Chi Chi in Palm Springs. . . . Eddie Ray of The Dodgers) makes its bow with two releases. Zebra Records has issued Imperial Records taking Roy Brown around town for local radio and TV The Strollers doing “Baby Eyes” and “You’re The Only One For Me”; and guestings. Roy is currently riding high with his Imperial release of “Let - : Dp-Beats singing “Goodness Gracious Baby” and “I Would If I Could.” The Four Winds Blow.” . . . Bob Stern reports tremendous airtime in the Los . Jiis Pollard prexy of Pollard Music Inc. announced the purchase of the Angeles area for The Spaniels new release on the Vee Jay label. . . . The copyrignts to the tunes l 'ZOOP” and “DESERIE” now showing up on the fabulous Fats Domino returns to the Coast this month for a limited engage- Everlast label. ment at Sardis in Hollywood. those records beat suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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THE NATION’S NEW RELEASE Territorial & “ARE YOU SURE” b/w Tips TOP 20 “HOB-NOB” KID KING'S COMBO EXCELLO 2109 The Cash Box "Territorial Tips" chart highlights Rhythm and Blues records show- Poi. Last ing regional action, which have not yet appeared in the national top 20. Week SCHOOL DAY “THEY CALL Chuck Berry 1 * (Listed Alphabetically) Indicates first appearance on Territorial Tips * (Chess 1653) ME LAZY” AFTER HOURS LOOBY DOO b/w Lloyd Glenn (Aladdin 3346) Bobby Byrd (Zephyr 70-018) t m ALL SHOOK UP 2 ALL OF ME f Elvis Presley “GO AHEAD” LOVABLE “ (RCA Victor 6870) I DON'T WANT TO CRY ‘FOREVER LAZY LESTER Big Maybelle (Savoy IS 12) Dale Cook (Specialty 596) t C. C. RIDER EXCELLO 2107 ‘ARROW OF LOVE m LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND € Chuck Willis Six Teens (Flip 322) w 3 Pat Boone (Dot 15570) (Atlantic 1 130) CLIMBING EVERY DAY! A WHOLE LOT OF SHAKING GOING 'RUN, RUN, ON LOUIE LOUIE YOUNG BLOOD LITTLE JOE' Jerry Lee Lewis (Sun 267) YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE THE GLADIOLAS Richard Berry & Pharohs (Flip I Coasters 321) i 7 EXCELLO 2110 ‘BYE BYE LOVE * (Atco 6087) (Cadence 1315) Cverly Brothers MESSED UP ‘CHICKEN BABY CHICKEN Harrold Burrage (Cobra 5012) VALLEY OF TEARS Tony Harris (Fbb 104) Phone Chappell 2-2215 1 % Fats Domino 6 MIDNIGHT or wire collect COCOANUT WOMAN Googie Rene (Class 205) w (Imperial 5442) Harry Belalonte (RCA Victor 6885) ‘MISS ANN NASHBORO RECORD CO., Inc. DEAREST OVER THE Little Richard (Specialty 606) 177 3rd AVE. NO. Mickey & Sylvia (Vlk 0267) _ MOUNTAIN AND MISS YOU NASHVILLE TENN. DIANE SO £ ACROSS THE SEA 8 Bo Rhambo (Cash 452) Lillian Offitt (Excello 2104) Western Trade please order from 1 ^ Johnnie & Joe Monarch L. A. DING DONG MY DREAM (Chess 1654) — Shipments also Bill Doggett (King 5058) made from I WANNA Plastic Products Platters (Mercury 71093) SEARCHIN' —Memphis, Tenn., and ASK ME TO BE LONELY 1 DON'T „ Southern Plastics—Nashville, Tenn. Dubs (Gone 5002) i Coasters MY HEART IS CRYING “ 9 EVERYONE'S LAUGHING Billy Boy (Vee-Jay 238) (Atco 6087) Spaniels (Vee-Jay 246) ONE HUNDRED YEARS FROM TODAY n LITTLE DARLIN' FABULOUS Alice Jean (Rhythm 102) Charlie Grade (Cameo 107) Diamonds (Mercury 71060) 1 4 As listed in Billboard OUT IN THE COLD AGAIN * Gladiolas (Excello 2101) FLORENCE Lymon & Teenagers (Gee 1036) • This Week's R&B Best Buys Paragons (Winley 215) COME GO GET ON THE RIGHT TRACK BABY RAKIN' AND SCRAPIN' Dean Beard (Atlantic 1137) m WITH ME ‘IT'S ALL RIGHT Ray Charles (Atlantic 1143) RANG TANG DING DONG 1 W Del-Vikings 5 “UNITED” ‘GLORY OF LOVE Cellos (Apollo 510) (Dot 15538) Velvetones (Aladdin 3372) ROCK ALL NIGHT JUST TO HOLD and GONE Shirley & Lee (Aladdin 3380) Ferlin Husky (Capitol 3628) 111 MY HAND 12 ROCK ME A U Clyde McPhatter “TONIGHT” GROANIN' THE BLUES Muddy Waters (Chou 1652) Otis Rush (Cobra 5010) (Atlantic 1137) ‘ROCKING PNEUMONIA AND THE HEAR MY PLEA BOOGIE WOOGIE FLU I'M WALKIN' Donnie Elbert (DeLuxe 6125) The Love Notes Huey Smith ( Ace 530) Fats Domino A A (Imperial 5428) 10 Holiday 2605 HERE COMES ROMANCE ROCK YOUR LITTLE BABY TO SLEEP # Clovers (Atlantic 1129) Buddy Knox (Roulette 4009) NEXT TIME Publisher: POLLARD MUSIC, INC. HE'S MINE ROSIE LEE Platters (Mercury 71032) O YOU SEE ME Mello-Tones (Gee 1037) HOLIDAY INC. 1 Em Little Jr. Parker 16 RECORDS HEY BO DIDDLEY ‘RUN, RUN, LITTLE JOE (Duke 164) 2294 8th Ave. N. Y. MONA Gladiolas (Excello 2110) Bo Diddley (Chess 1652) Phone Rl 9-6344 ‘SEND FOR ME SO RARE HONEY, WHERE YOU GOING Nat Cole (Capitol 3737) 1 « Jimmy Dorsey — LITTLE RAIN w (Fraternity 755) Jimmy Reed (Vee-Jay 237) SIDE TRACK Googie Rene (Class 208) ‘HYPNOTIZED _ JENNY, JENNY Drifters (Atlantic 1141) ‘SHORT FAT FANNIE L/tf/e Richard A1 Conte Quartet Larry Williams (Specialty 608) 1 M A™ (Specialty 606) 28 I'M SO EXCITED John Lee Hooker (Vee-Jay 24 5) SHOULD I EVER LOVE AGAIN Wynona Carr (Specialty 589) _ WHAT CAN 1 DO MR. PIANO I'M WALKIN' START MOVIN' Donnie Elbert — *A TEENAGER'S ROMANCE 1 V (King 5045) Rickey Nelson (Verve 10047) Sal Mineo (Epic 9216) STRANGE WORLD IN THE DOORWAY CRYING TROUBLES, TROU- MR. BANJO Gene & Eunice (Aladdin 3374) Midnighters (Federal 1 2293) 1£ BLES, TROUBLES 12" long play 14 ISABELLA SUZIE-Q B. B. King Dale IQ Roy Tan (Dot 15551) Hawkins (Checker 863) (RPM 492) ir 2001 ‘IT MUST BE YOU SWEET AND EASY TO LOVE (DeLuxe 6135) Roy Orbison (Sun 265) LOVE'S A Annie Laurie HURTIN' TALKIN' GAME I'VE GOT TO GO CRY TO THE BLUES 9 Jim Lowe (Dot 155 Ivory Joe Hunter 13 Little Willie John (King 5045) 69) 1 E (Atlantic 1128) THE GAME OF LOVE I WANT TO GET MARRIED Lavern Baker (Atlantic 1136) B. B. King (RPM 492) IT'S YOU 1 LOVE JOHNNY'S HOUSE PARTY THE SUN IS SHINING X Fats Domino DON T BE ALL 1 (Imperial 5442) 19 John Heortsman & Gay larks (Music City 80 7) BABY, WHAT'S ON YOUR MIND U Jimmy Beasly (Modern 1021) Jimmy Reed (Vee-Jay 248) MESSED UP ORDER JOY RIDE TRUE LOVE GONE IT HURTS Doc Bagby (Okeh 7080) Enchanters (Coral 61756) IQ TO BE IN LOVE JUNGLE HOP UNITED Av Annie Laurie 17 “MESSED UP” Don & Dewey (Specialty 599) Love Notes (Holiday 2605) (DeLuxe 6107) COBRA # 5017 LET THE FOUR WINDS BLOW WARM UP TO ME BABY JIM DANDY Roy Brown (Imperial 5439) Jim Bowen (Roulette 4010) HARROLD RURRAGE GOT MARRIED BILLY BOY DO LITTLE WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT LOVE Lavern Baker 15 WHAT MADE MAGGIE RUN Wynona Carr (Specialty 600) (Atlantic 1136) COBRA Del-Vikings (Dot 15571) RECORD CORP. WHEN I GET YOU BABY 3316 W. ROOSEVELT CHICAGO 12. ILL. LITTLE BILLY BOY ‘ONE MORE TIME 21. EMPTY ARMS. 22. SEND ME SOME LOVIN'. (All Phones: Three D's (Paris) Ruth Brown (Atlantic 1140) 23. LUCILLE. 24. JUST BECAUSE. 25. MY DREAM. NEvada 8-2325) “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY”

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Chris Connor At The Gash Box You Alflt S Nothin’ Yet! Newport Festival JUST WATCH US GROW!! NEW YORK—Chris Connor, At- lantic Records recording artist, has been signed to appear at the Newport Jazz Festival. Miss Connor who will THE NEW ORLEANS demonstrate her vocal talents on Sa- NEW YORK CHICAGO SPANIELS turday night, July 6th, joins the list of such song stylists as Ella Fitz- gerald, Billie Holliday, Sarah Vaug- han, Carmen Mac Rae, Mahalia Jack- . COME GO WITH ME ALL SHOOK UP WHAT CAN 1 DO Dell-Vikings Elvis Presley Donnie Elbert son, Jackie Paris, and Jimmy Rushing, 1 (Dot 15538) (RCA Victor 20-6870) (DeLuxe 6125) "EVERYONE’S at the mammoth fete. Others appearing the same evening LITTLE DARLIN' IT HURTS VALLEY OF TEARS as Chris will be such artists as Dizzy Diamonds TO BE IN LOVE Fats Domino (Mercury 71060) Annie Laurie (Imperial 5442) Gillespie, Dave Brubeck, Gerry Mul- ' (Deluxe 6107) LAUGHING” ligan, Miss Holliday, Sonny Stitt, and Turk Murphy. ALL SHOOK UP SCHOOL DAY (RING C. C. RIDER Chuck Willis Q Elvis Presley RING GOES THE BELL) # 246 - (RCA Victor 20-6870) Chuck Berry (Atlantic 1130) (Chess 1653) OVER THE MOUNTAIN 'free- (Jay records, in c. SEND ME NEXT TIME SOME LOVIN' YOU SEE ME AND ACROSS THE SEA 4 Johnnie & Joe 2129 S. Michigan Avenue New Basin Street Little Richard Little Jr. Parker (Specialty 598) (Duke 164) (Chess 1654) 1* Chlcoao 16, 1 1 « oi ^ JUST TO HOLD LOVE'S A ROCKING PNEUMONIA Nitery To Open 5 MY HAND HURTIN' GAME AND THE BOOGIE u Clyde McPhatter Ivory Joe Hunter WOOGIE FLU A HIT AGAIN ! (Atlantic 1137) (Atlantic 1128) Huey Smith (Ace 530)

NEW YORK—Basin Street, the OVER THE MOUNTAIN C. C. RIDER ALL SHOOK UP AND ACROSS THE Chuck Willis Elvis Presley Broadway jazz club which closed in g SEA Johnnie & Joe (Atlantic 1130) (RCA Victor 20-6870) u (Chess 1654) January because of the demolition of its site in the old Roseland Building, _ SO RARE SO RARE SHORT FAT FANNIE ElA!RTH on Broadway and 51st street, will re- Jimmy Dorsey Jimmy Dorsey Larry Williams / (Fraternity 755) (Fraternity 755) (Specialty 608) sume operations in Greenwich Vil- lage on June 20th as “Lower Basin MISS TROUBLES, TROUBLES, Street.” BYE BYE LOVE YOU SO ft Everly Brothers Lillian Offitt TROUBLES W (Excello 2104) Big name jazz shows will be the (Cadence 1315) B. B. King jANGEL” (RPM 492) policy at the new spot, which will C. C. RIDER COME GO WITH ME MY DREAM DOOTO 348 operate on a 7-nights-a-week basis # Si Chuck Willis Dell-Vikings Platters under Bill Faden, manager of the " (Atlantic 1130) (Dot 15538) (Mercury 71093) Top Ten San Francisco-Oakland, uptown jazz club. Thanks To KOBY Opening night, June 20th, will fea- SCHOOL DAY (RING LITTLE DARLIN' JENNY, JENNY RING GOES BELL) Diamonds Little Richard IflW THE ture the Gerry Mulligan Sextet, and Chuck Berry (Mercury 71060 (Specialty 606) already inked to follow at Lower (Chess 1653) RECORDS Basin Street are such prominant jazz

DOOTO ihihiiiiii names as Dave Brubeck and his combo (June 27th), George Shearing (July 11th), Kai Winding (July 18th), Taking Off! ST. LOUIS NEWARK DALLAS and Gene Kr-upa and his quartet (July 25th). “Spark Plug”

JUST TO HOLD C. C. RIDER COME GO WITH ME 1 MY HAND Chuck Willis Dell-Vikings 1 Barbara Lea At Clyde McPhatter (Atlantic 1130) (Dot 15538) “So What” (Atlantic 1137) _ C. C. RIDER SCHOOL DAY (RING YOUNG BLOOD Gus Jenkins Jazz Concert Chuck Willis RING GOES THE BELL) Coasters “ (Atlantic 1130) Chuck Berry (Atco 6087) Flash #116 (Chess 1653)

FLASH RECORDS NEW YORK — Barbara Lea, the ALL SHOOK UP JUST TO HOLD SCHOOL DAY (RING Elvis Presley MY HAND RING GOES THE BELL) 623 E. Vernon Ave. los Angeles, Calif. jazz songstress, will be the featured wJ . (RCA Victor 20-6870; Clyde McPhatter Chuck Berry singer at the “Music for Night Peo- (Atlantic 1137) (Chess 1653) ple” concert to be held at Midnight, SCHOOL DAY (RING OVER THE MOUNTAIN ml IT'S YOU 1 LOVE llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Saturday, June 15th, at Loew’s Sheri- 4 RING GOES THE BELL) AND ACROSS THE SEA Fats Domino ’ Chuck Berry Johnnie & Joe (Imperial 5442) dan, 7th Avenue Street, Billy Brando and 12th this (Chess 1653) (Chess 1654) city. Miss Lea, who has been on tour

THE SUN IS SHINING WHAT CAN 1 DO SEARCHIN' for several months, will fly back from 1“L0VE AGAIN” im M*| Jimmy Reed Donnie Elbert Coasters ME Detroit for the concert, her first New (Vee-Jay 248) (DeLuxe 6125) (Atco 6087) b/w is York appearance this year. Jean Shep- herd will act as Master of Ceremonies YOUNG BLOOD ALL SHOOK UP LITTLE DARLIN' SIDED LOVE” H vn Coasters Elvis Presley Diamonds (TONE for “Music for Night People”. (Atco 6087) (RCA Victor 20-6870) (Mercury 71060) In addition to Miss Lea, the Randy

*“» Weston Trio will also contribute to 1 WANT TO GET NEXT TIME JENNY, JENNY | 7 MARRIED YOU SEE ME Little Richard the festivities, along with the Modern ' B. B. King Little Jr. Parker (Specialty 6 06) Jazz Quartet and the Charlie Mingus (RPM 492) (Duke 164) Quintet. 111 VALLEY OF TEARS DON'T ASK ME SUSIE-Q H Fats Domino TO BE LONELY Dale Hawkins (Imperial 5442) Dubs (Checker 863) (Gone 5 002) AMERICA'S TOP BLUES — ROCK & ROLL — SPIRITUAL—ONE-STOP LOVE'S A VALLEY OF TEARS TROUBLES, TROUBLES, 60(- for 45's COMPLETE STOCK Q HURTIN' GAME Fats Domino TROUBLES gJIPMfy'C Ivory Joe Hunter (Imperial 5442) B. B. King 65 c for 78's ^ R&B~R0CK (Atlantic 1128) (RPM 492) ® ONE STOP & ROLL IP's 30% Off 1148 SO" KEDZIE SPIRITUAL—JAZZ SO RARE YOUNG BLOOD ALL SHOOK UP Jimmy Dorsey Coasters Elvis Presley FAST SHIPPING CHICAGO 12, ILLINOIS ALL PHONES NEvada 8-9053 *** (Fraternity 755) (Atco 6087) (RCA Victor 20-6870)

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C. C. RIDER ALL SHOOK UP ALL SHOOK UP 7 Chuck Willis Elvis Presley Elvis Presley ** (Atlantic 1130) (RCA Victor 20-6870) (RCA Victor 20-6870)

NEXT TIME SCHOOL SCHOOL DAY (RING DAY (RING The Cash Box wQ YOU SEE ME RING GOES THE BELL) RING GOES THE BELL) 6/1 Little Jr. Parker Chuck Berry Chuck Berry DING DONG Award o' the Week (Duke 164) (Chess 1653) (Chess 1653) Bill Doggett King 5058 SCHOOL DAY (RING VALLEY OF TEARS ROSIE LEE 4 RING GOES THE BELL) Fats Domino Mello-Tones ~ Chuck Berry (Imperial 5442) (Gee 1037) (Chess 1653)

1 WANT TO WHAT CAN 1 DO LITTLE DARLIN' w5 Donnie Elbert Diamonds (Excello 71060) GET MARRIED (King 5045) Gladiolas (Excello 2101) B B. King (RPM 492) JOHNNY'S GET ON THE RIGHT The Cash Box ALL SHOOK UP ARROW OF LOVE 6 1 PARTY Award o' the Week R Elvis Presley Six Teens HOUSE TRACK BABY v (RCA Victor 20-6870) (Flip 322) Heartsman & Gaylarks (Music City 807) Ray Charles Atlantic 1143 JOHNNY'S SIDE-TRACK C. C. RIDER / Googie Rene HOUSE PARTY Chuck Willis ' (Class 208) Heartsman & Gaylarks (Atlantic 1130 (Music City 807)

LITTLE DARLIN' GLORY OF LOVE IT MUST BE YOU M Diamonds Valvettones Annie Laurie v (Mercury 71060) (Aladdin 3372) (DeLuxe 6135) 'JOHNNY'S HOUSE The Cash Box JUST TO HOLD 5 4 SUZIE-Q YOUNG BLOOD PARTY'' R&B Sleeper of the Week aQ Dale Hawkins Coasters MY HAND (Checker 863) (Atco 6087) Clyde McPhatter (Atlantic 1137) John Heartsman & Gaylarks Music City 807 GET ON THE RIGHT SO RARE SO RARE Jimmy Beasly lfl TRACK BABY Jimmy Dorsey Jimmy Dorsey Modern 1021 Ray Charles (Fraternity 755) (Fraternity 755)

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ATLANTA MEMPHIS BOSTON BYE BYE BABY 5 27

Everly Brothers Cadence 1315

SEARCHIN' MISS YOU SO LITTLE DARLIN' Coasters Lillian Offitt Diamonds 1 (Atco 6087) (Excello 2104) (Mercury 71060)

COME GO WITH ME C. C. RIDER SCHOOL DAY (RING 7 Dell-Vikinos Chuck Willis RING GOES THE BELL) (Dot 15538) (Atlantic 1130) Chuck Berry (Chess 1653) “Penitentiary

JUST TO 1 WANT TO GET VALLEY OF TEARS 3 HOLD MY HAND MARRIED Fats Domino Clyde McPhatter B. B. King (Imperial 5442) Blues” (Atlantic 1137) (RPM 492)

C. C. RIDER IN THE DOORWAY OVER THE MOUNTAIN Smokey Hogg 4 Chuck Willis CRYING AND ACROSS THE SEA (Atlantic 1130) Midnighters Johnnie & Joe R 33 (Federal 12293) (Chess 1654)

JENNY, JENNY JUST TO HOLD YOUNG BLOOD RAYS RECORDS Little Richard MY HAND Coasters I486 NO. FAIR OAKS AVENUE 5 (Specialty 606) Clyde McPhatter (Atco 6087) (Atlantic 1137) PASADENA CALIFORNIA

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LET THE FOUR COME GO WITH ME LUCILLE A1 Conte Quartet The Original! 7 WINDS BLOW Dell-Vikinns Little Richard Roy Brown (Dot 15538) (Specialty 598) U (Imperial 5439) MR. PIANO JOHNNY’S

IT'S YOU 1 LOVE SEARCHIN' I'M WALKIN' and 9J 8 Fats Domino Coasters Fats Domino (Imperial 5442) (Atco 6087) (Imperial 5428) HOUSE PARTY MR. BANJO John Heartsman

CAN 1 DO VALLEY OF TEARS JENNY, JENNY WHAT 1 2" long play Donnie Elbert Fats Domino Little Richard and The Gaylarks 9 (DeLuxe 6125) (Imperial 5442) (Specialty 606) MUSIC CITY # 807 2001 LITTLE DARLIN' ALL SHOOK UP SO RARE Presley Jimmy Dorsey MUSIC CITY RECORDS 10 Diamonds (Mercury 77060) Elvis Gladiolas (Excello 2101) (RCA Victor 20-6870) (Fraternity 755) 1815 Alcafrax Ave., Berkeley, Calif.

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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll THE CHANCELLORS PERCY MAYFIELD 5000) (Specialty 607) (Port GIRL” The Gash Box GOES MY n , “PLEASE BELIEVE ME” (2:20) gg , “THERE (2:22) [Benell BMI — Pinkney, ® [Greenwich ASCAP — Haywood, Fields] A new label and a new group Tucker] Percy Mayfield offers a slow, make a powerful debut together. The Award o’ the Week rhythmic blues with a styling that’s Chancellors rock out an infectious easy to take. The deep voiced chanter jump with great appeal. bears a strong- resemblance to Hibbler quick beat ‘TO THE AISLE” (2:41) [Angel BMI—Freeman, Murphy, in a manner on this wax and it comes off well. The group swings out Brown, Baker, Kilebrew] — to which the teenage market is so Deck has appeal in both pop and r & b receptive. Grade- A side that should ‘WISH I HAD MY BABY” (2:16) [Angel BMI—J. Brown] markets provoke a stream of buyers into the THE FIVE SATINS “DIGGIN’ THE MOONGLOW” B (2:20) [Venice BMI Mayfield] stores. (Ember 1019) — “TELL ME YOU LOVE ME” Mayfield tries out a Latin flavored • Looks like The Five Satins have the group. Watch this side take off story of a mixed up romance. Infecti- B (2:22) [Benell BMI—Pallattela, it made with “To The Aisle.” The in both the pop and r & b markets. ous novelty that makes good listening. Rocco] The Chancellors back with a story of the steps that lead to the The coupling, “Wish I Had My slow beat ballad for good change of TAB SMITH altar is done tenderly and in a slow Baby”, is a quick beat Latin beat pace. Easy, drifty type of offering (United 209) beat. Bearing the flavor of “The done to a turn by the infectious helps make it a well rounded that D , “SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER Great Pretender”, this tune could group—and it should grab itself " twosome. “There Goes My Girl” should O'1 ME” (2:30) [New World ASCAP go all the way up the charts. It is plays and action—however, “To capture the big action. —Gershwin] In the mode of the times a beautifully melodic offering done The Aisle” is so strong it may Tab Smith has added the organ to with just the right treatment by completely engulf this etching. ETTA JAMES his backing. However, his fluent sax (Modern 1022) does very well with or without the n “BY THE LIGHT OF THE SIL- assist. Tab is one of the most listen- ©+VERY MOON” (2:09) [Remick able saxes around and this one adds ASCAP — Edwards, Madden] Etta one more top flight performance to James takes the old standard in hand his long list. and gives it a rocked out vocal treat- “SOFT BREEZE” (2:35) [Pam- ment like it’s never had. The deck B lee BMI—Smith] The Tab Smith incorporates the harmonizing effect aggregation works smoothly on an and the r & r treatment. Barbershop original dreamy ditty. Soft, drifty and Miss James make quite a com- wax. Like it. Watch it carefully. bination. THE UP-BEATS “COME WHAT MAY” (2:05) H , (Zebra 23) ffl Table, * [Libiion-Quintette BMI — “GOODNESS GRACIOUS BABY” Porter] Etta James turns to melodic B (2:22) [Fomark BMI—Campbell] quick beat tune, and does it pretty, The Up-Beats dish up a quick beat straight. Delightfully done pretty rock with a go-go instrumental back- belting. Two good sides. sans the ing that creates an excitement. Good JIMMY RUSHING Lindv beat. “T WOULD IF I COULD” (2:00) (Okeh 7086) B [Fomark BMI—Campbell] The LAST AFFAIR” (2:25) “MY Up-Beats back with another rocker, B [Chappell ASCAP—H. Johnson] a middle beat jump with a good sound- Jimmy Rushing- dishes up the slow ing fern and male duo. beat pretty with an easy readying that falls nicely on receptive ears. THE STROLLERS Throaty chanter makes out ok on a (Zebra 22) side that could set a good bit of fi, “BABY EYES” (1:56) [Fomark action in both fields. vu BMI — Campbell, Rudolph] The “BABY. DON’T TELL ON ME” Strollers team on a middle beat jump reading, and capably B (2:21) [ASCAP—Bregman, Vocco with a good vocal and Conn-Rushing, Basie, Young] backed instrumentally. Ok deck, but Jimmy Rushing turns back to the the treatment is slightly passe. blues with this middle beat jump. “YOU’RE THE ONLY ONE FOR Rushing handles the tune like the vet B ME” (2:18) [Fomark BMI — that he is and the result is two good Campbell] The Strollers offer a slow sides. beat ballad for the coupling. Easy on the ears deck that comes off in KID THOMAS ok manner. (Federal 12298) PROFESSOR LONGHAIR M “THE SPELL” (2:07) [Armo (Ebb Records 101) •" BMI—Lou Watts] Kid Thomas — NO MAYBES” wails out a slow, rhythmic down home m “NO BUTS O+(2:07) [Ebb BMI-Byrd] Profes- blues with an enthusiastic delivery. cute reading of Typical deep south band provides the sor Longhair does a jump. Deck is a lively backing. Ok for the southern markets. a quick beat affair that Longhair treats infec- , “THE PACK” (2:35) H WOLF tiously. Good, rhythmic, commercial ® " [Armo BMI Lou Watts] Middle — wax that should get attention. beat blues on the flip with Thomas BABY” (2:15) coming up with a unique wailing intro. “CRY PRETTY Longhair Novelty that grabs your attention B [Ebb BMI — Byrd)] turns about face here and sings a and holds it. This deck is unique floaty ballad. Melodic wax enough to get some good attention in pretty, easy o n the ears. all fields. Watch it. THE EBBTONES LARRY DARNELL (Ebb 100) (DeLuxe 6136) U “I’VE GOT A FEELING” (2:10) , “FING FANG FOY” (2:05) [Ebb BMI—F. Romaine] Freddie B ' [Men-Lo BMI—Kornegay, Spoo- Romaine handles the lead as The Ebb- ner] Larry Darnell rips out a swing- tones turn out a slow, rhythmic ing novelty with a romantic lyric. bouncer ballad with an easy and pleas- Deck bounces in happy fashion and urable reading. Pretty lilter that Darnell handles the vocal in good should grab a big piece of attention. style. The Bess Deck moves. Watch it. Cosh “DANNY’S BLUES” (2:58) [Ebb “IF ft YOU GO” (2:49) [Crest- B BMI—Kristian] Danny Kristian ® wood BMI—Joe Thomas] Darnell is featured on this side. It is a slow turns to the ballad on this side. A & B Best Bets beat, mood blues told effectively. slow beat pretty sung with feeling Creates a dim lights effect. Soft 'THERE GOES MY GIRL" . .The by the accomplished stylist. Easy Chancellors Port 5000 chanting against a soft, drifty back- to relax to deck. BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON" Etta James Modern 1022 ground. 5Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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5. I'm Grateful (Milton) 4. Talkin' To The Blues (Lowe) 5. I Ain't Gonna Love You No 6. Arrow Of Love (Sixteens) 5. School Day (C. Berry) More (B. Charles) 7. Johnny's House Party 6. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 9. School Day (C. Berry) (J. Heartsman) 7. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 7. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) 8. Fabulous (C. Grade) 8. I'm Walkin' (F. Domino) 8. It's All Right (R. Charles) 9. It's You I Love (F. Domino) 9. Little Billy Boy (Del-Vikings) 9. Glory Of Love (Velvetones) 10,000 sold in in 10. A Teenager's Romance 10. Love's A Hurtin' Game 8 days New Orleans—7000 in 10. Chicken Scratch (Franklin) Nelson) (I. J. Hunter) (R. Phila.—6000 in Memphis—and SPREADING 7 everywhere. GREENLINE RECORDS SUPER MUSIC CO. RADIO DOCTORS Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. Baltimore, Md. Milwaukee, Wise. f // : n III 1. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 1. School Day (C. Berry) 1. School Day (C. Berry) 2. Little Dartin' (Diamonds) 2. Ding Dong (B. Doggett) 2. Come Go With Me 3. Just To Hold My Hand 3. Forever (D. Cook) (Del-Vikings) (C. McPhatter) 4. Everyone's Laughing 3. Young Blood (Coasters) 4. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) (Spaniels) 4. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) 5. Come Go With Me 5. It Hurts To Be In Love 5. Over The Mountain (Del-Vikings) (A. Laurie) (Johnnie & Joe) 6. Florence (Paragons) 6. Big Old Country Fool 6. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) P.S. D.J.'s If You Don't Have 7. Send Me Some Lovin' (W. Harris) 7. I'm Walkin' (R. Nelson) (L. Richard) 7. All Shook (E. Presley) Up 8. All Shook Up (E. Presley) This Record Please Write Im- 8. Move It Over Baby (Jackson) 8. The Sun Is Shining (J. Reed^ 9. Lucille Richard) £?22 7 CULBERTSON AVE. 9. Deserie (Charts) (L. mediately For Sample 9. United (Love Notes) 10. Out In The Cold Again 10. Jim Dandy Got Married JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI (Lymon & Teenagers) 10. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) (L. Baker

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WALTER POWELL BOB JOHNSON KEN MANLEY RECORDS, INC. 2809 ERASTUS ST. WBVL— Barbourville, Ky. WDBS—Hanover, N. H. WGUY— Bangor, Me. DUKE HOUSTON 26, TEX 1. Young Blood (Coasters) 1. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 1. Little Billy Boy (Three D's) 2. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) 2. Come Go With Me 2. School Day (C. Berry) 3. Lucille (L. Richard) (Del-Vikings) 3. Come Go With Me 4. School Day (C. Berry) 3. School Day (C. Berry) (Del-Vikings) 5. Searchin' (Coasters) 4. Lucille (L. Richard) 4. Fabulous (C. Gracie) Breaking for a Smash ! 6. Just Because (L. Price) 5. It's You I Love (F. Domino) 5. Lucille (L. Richard) 7. Susie-Q (D. Hawkins) 6. I'm Walkin' (F. Domino) 6. Little Darlin' (Diamonds)

7. Party Doll (B. Knox) 7. It's You I Love (F. Domino) 8. I'm Walkin' (F. Domino) 8. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 8. I Wanna (Platters) (I. J. AISLE” 9. Empty Arms Hunter) “TO THE 9. Butterfly (A. Williams) 9. So Young (Clovers) 10. Lucky Lips (R. Brown) 10. Gone (F. Husky) 10. Let Me Know (Three D's) The Five Satins SAMMY DAVID KENNY VINCENT LES "PUDDIN' PIE" ROYALE E-1019 KRMD—Shreveport, La. WEOL— Lorain, Ohio WEBB— Baltimore, Md.

1. Searchin' (Coasters) 1. School Day (C. Berry) 1. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) 2. Susie-Q (D. Hawkins) 2. Jim Dandy Got Married 2. Young Blood (Coasters) 3. Jim Dandy Got Married (L. Baker) 3. Over The Mountain (L. Baker) 3. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) (Johnnie & Joe RECORDS, INC. 4. Chicken Baby Chicken 4. Just To Hold My Hand 4. Just To Hold My Hand 1697 Broadway, I (T. Harris) (C. McPhatter) (C. McPhatter) N. Y. 19, N. Y. 5. All Shook (E. Presley) 5. Jim Dandy Got Married 5. Short Fat Fanny (Williams) Up 6. Dearest (Mickey & Sylvia) (L. Baker) 6. Jenny, Jenny (L. Richard) 7. Love's A Hurtin' Game 6. Everyone's Laughing 7. A Whole Lot Of Shaking (I. J. Hunter) (Spaniels) (J. L. Lewis) 8. Young Blood (Coasters) 7. School Day (C. Berry) 8. Since You've Been Gone 8. Empty Arms (I. J. Hunter) 9. Rosie Lee (Mello-Tones) (Dreamers) Climbing Fast! Climbing Fast! 9. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) 10. Out In The Cold Again 9. It's You I Love (F. Domino) 10. Arrow Of Love (Sixteens) (Lymon & Teenagers) 10. Arrow Of Love (Sixteens) Fats Domino JACKIE DEE EARL CARNEY AL MAKKAY JO JO CRYSDALE No. 5442 WHLP—Centerville, Tenn. KCNA—Tucson, Ariz. CKEY—Toronto, Ont., Can. “I’LL BE THERE” “It’s You I Love” 1. Searchin' (Coasters) 1. Bernardine (P. Boone) 1. School Day (C. Berry) b/w 2. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 2. Come Go With Me 2. All Shook Up (E. Presley) and 3. Valley Of Tears (F. Domino) (Del-Vikings) 3. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) 4. Pledge Of Love (Penguins) 3. School Day (C. Berry) 4. I'm Walkin' (F. Domino) “Valley Of Tears” “HOW WRONG I WAS” 5. A Whole Lot Of Shaking 4. Just To Hold My Hand 5. Lucille (L. Richard) GONE 5008 (J. L. Lewis) (C. McPhatter) 6. Come Go With Me 6. Jennie, Jennie (L. Richard) 5. Fabulous (C. Gracie) (Del-Vikings)

7. My Love Song To You 6. It's You I Love (F. Domino) 7. C. C. Rider (C. Willis) (Casuals) 7. Susie-Q (Crewcufs) GONE RECORDS 8. Just Because (L. Price) 8. Young Blood (Coasters) 8. After School (J. Layne) 9. It Hurts To Be In Love 1650 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY 9. High School Dance 9. Little Darlin' (Diamonds) (A. Laurie) (L. Williams) Circle 6-4710 10. You're My Baby (G. Allison) 10. Fools Fall In Love (Drifters) 10. Empty Arms (I. J. Hunter)

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iiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiiiiiim l!fl«llllllll®llll*^ MONTREAL MEMOS: RED HUGHES "CUZ'N" RON HARPE PAUL SIMPKINS —Toronto, Ont., Can. \VMBL—Morehead City, N. C. WBAM—Montgomery, Ala. . CKEY This week, the El Morocco headlines Sherry Britton. . . A1 Martino, 1. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 1. Four Walls (J. Reeves) Capitol recording artist opened a week’s engagement at the Mocambo Cafe, 1. Gone (F. Husky) 2. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 2. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 2. Missing ‘You (W. Pierce) June 3rd. The Hilltoppers (Dot) have been booked 3. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 3. Gone (F. Husky) 3. Got You On My Mind 4. (J. (B. Walker) into this location starting June 10th. . . . After 4. All Shook Up (E. Presley) A Fallen Star Newman) 5. Someday Pierce) 4. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird smashing all existing records at the Faisan Bleu, 5. Gonna Fine Me A Bluebird (W. (M. Rainwater) 6. Mr. Love (Tubb & Wilburns) (M. Rainwater) The Four Aces (Decca) have been signed to come 7. (Robbins) 6. Honky Tonk Song (W. Pierce) The Blues Walked In (Knight) 5. A White Sport Coat back within six months into this location. They are 7. Fraulein (B. Helms) 8. Talkin' To The Blues 6. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) (T. 7. Fallen Star (J. Newman) currently headlining the show at the Gatineau Golf & 8. Walkin' After Midnight Williams) (P. Cline) 9. Honky Tonk Song (W. Pierce) 8. With This Pen (H. Hawkins) Country Club in Ottawa. . . . Stan Wood veteran 9. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 10. Walkin' After Midnight 9. Dark Moon (H. Hawkins) orchestra leader has again been booked for the sum- 10. There You Go (J. Cash) (P. Cline) 10. Don't Make Me Go (J. Cash) mer at Belmont Park, Montreal’s top amusement

centre. . . . Lurlean Hunter opened Friday, May 31st KERMIT REID CHUCK OTTE in the Circus Lounge of the Ottawa House Hotel in NICK CHARLES Y. WTJH— East Point, Ga. KLPW—Union, Mo. Hull for two weeks to be followed on June 17th by WSLB—Ogdensburg, N. 1. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 1. Four Walls (J. Reeves) Johnny Mathis and on July 1st by A1 Beletto. Future 1. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 2. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 2. All Shook Up (E. Presley) 2. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) bookings have been arranged for Meg Myles, Teddi (M. Rainwater) 3. Fraulein (B. Helms) 3. Grown Up Tears (Robbins) 4. Next In Line (J. Cash) 4. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird King, Don Elliott and Wyoma Winters. . . . At the 3. Fraulein (B. Helms) 4. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 5. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) (M. Rainwater) Faisan Bleu this week are The Clovers (Quality). . . . JOHNNY MATHIS 5. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 6. I'll Be There (R. Price) 5. Fraulein (B. Helms) Rhythm Jesters, ’n roll artists, appearing- 7. The rock 6. Gone (F. Husky) I'm In Heaven (Browns) 6. He Was There (F. Young) 8. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 7. Mr. Lost (C. Smith) nightly at the Top Hat Cafe. . . . The Grand O'.e Opry 7. Try Again (P. Cline) (J. Reeves) 9. Mr. Love (Tubbs & Wilburns) 8. Girl In The Night (Thompson) Co. played a date in Ottawa on June 4th to capacity crowds. Bob Destry, 8. Am 1 Losing You 9. There You Go. (J. Cash) 10. Today. Tomorrow & Forever 9. Try Again (P. Cline) local record shop owner had rounded up a bus-load of Montreal enthusiasts 10. I'm Tired (W. Pierce) (P. Cline) 10. A Catchy Tune (P. W. King) to travel to the capital to see and hear the Opry crew. TORONTO TOPICS: LAZICH RAY SCOTT "CORNPONE" BOB The Moe Koffman Quartet provided swing music during the CBC’s television BOB KXLL Missoula, Mont. WNOP— Newport, Ky. MCKINNON coverage of the June 10th federal election. ... At the Club One Two, Ralph — 1. 1. Four Walls (J. Reeves) Four Walls (J. Reeves) WONE— Dayton, Ohio Young (Decca) has teamed up with veteran comic Sid Gould for a nightery act. 2. 2. Dark Moon (H. Hawkins) A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 1. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 3. All Shook Wally Koster and Joyce Hahn (Sparton) will take part in a Kingston 3. Honky Tonk Girl (M. Roman) Up (E. Presley) 2. Gone (F. Husky) 4. Bye Bye Love benefit show on June 25th. Proceeds will go towards 4. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) (Everly Bros.) 3. Pledge Of Love (M. Torok) 5. 5. Traded Her Pigtails For A Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 4. All Shook Up (E. Presley) the building of a community swimming pool. . . . Toni (G. Reeves) (M. Rainwater) 5. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 6. Proud Playing solo piano at the Colonial from 6 to 8 p.m. 6. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird Lady— Heart Stealer 6. Today, Tomorrow And is Norm Amadio. (M. Rainwater) (F. Todd) Forever (P. Cline) 7. Please 7. Forever (J. Reed) Don't Leave Me Mr. Love (Tubb/Wilburns) Stirring up interest is the newly-released Decca 7. 8. Blue Echo (C. Atkins) (R. Price) 8. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird LP by Fred Lowery (The Whistler). Disk is entitled 9. Baby, Baby, Baby 8. Gone (F. Husky) (M. Rainwater) 9. Is It Wrong (W. “Walking Along Kicking The Leaves” after its title (Jerry & Wayne) Mack) 9. Rosie's Gone Again (J. John) 10. My Love 10. Stone Heart (D. Bowshier) song by Torontonian Warwick Webster of “Man In 10. Strollin' Blues (Easy Riders) Song (T. Sands) A Raincoat” fame. Radio Station CHUM-1050 is now a 24-hour oper- UNCLE CHARLIE BABCOCK FL "DID" DWYER VERN WEEGMAN

ation boasting times its former power. . . . 2% The CKLB—Oshawa, Ont., Can. KSWO— Lawton, Okla. KEVE— Minneapolis, Minn. Grads leave for Hollywood on July 1st to record an 1. Four Walls 1. Bluebird 1 All Shook Up (E. Presley) (J. Reeves) Gonna Find Me A 2. Walkin' Rainwater) LP for the Liberty label. ... A jazz group and a 2. Don't Make Me Go (J. Cash) After Midnight (M. 2. White Sport Coat (Robbins) string ensemble join forces on June 25 for a concert 3. Bye Bye Love (W. Pierce) (P. Cline) A 3. 4. Gone (F Husky) Barrel House Bessie (Moore) 3. I'm Settin' You Free of contemporary chamber music in the Casa Loma 4. (Wilburns) 5. Next In Line (J. Cash) A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 5. library. The groups are Ron Collier’s, Jazz Quintet 6. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 4. Four Walls (J. Reeves) and the Jack Groob String Quartet. (M. Rainwater) 6. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 5. Six Fools (T. B. Strength) JOYCE HAHN 7. Young Love (S. James) (Rainwater /Arnold) 6. I'll Be There (R. Price) Toronto’s Monte Carlo Carnival on June 6 and 7. 7, 8. Let's Elope Baby (J. Martin) Honky Tonk Song (Pierce) 7. 1 Found A Dream (G. Reeves) held at the CNE’s Automotive Building, featured 9 Seashore Blues 8. All 1 Want To Do (Jones) 8. Happy Heartaches (Dickens) entertainers: Mart Kenney, Norma Locke, Art Hallman, Phyllis Marshall, (Ramblin' Lou) 9. Next In Line (J. Cash) 9. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) 10. 10. Goin' Steady (T. Sand) Under Suspicion (Shepard) 10. 1 Miss You Already (Young) Bobby Gimby, King Ganam and the Hansen Sisters. From Winnipeg comes news of the De John Sisters appearing at the Rancho Don Carlos. Nick Noble preceeded them at this Western nightery, and Myron CARL STUART DUB PHILLIPS VF^NON STEWART Cohen is slated to follow. On June 5th, the Winnipeg Arena reverberated to WAMO— Pittsburgh, Pa. WQSN—Charleston, S. C. KXRV— Russellville, Ark. 1. Four Walls (J. Reeves) the rhythms of the Will Mastin Trio starring Sammy Davis, Jr. 1. Four Walls (J. Reeves) 1. Quicksand (H. Thompson) 2. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) (J. Reeves) 2. The Tears Behind The Smile 2. Am 1 Losing You (G. Morgan) 3. Gone (F. Husky) 3. Mr. Lost (C. Smith)

4 Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 1 Miss You Already (Young) 3. Am 1 Losing You (J. Reeves) 4. 4. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird (M. Rainwater) 5. Mr. Love (Tubb & Wilburns) Aladdin Kent Cigarette Jingle 5. All Shook Records (E. Presley) (M. Rainwater) Up 6. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 6. Bye Bye Love 5. I'll Be There (R. Price) (W. Pierce) (M. Rainwater) 7. The Shrine Of St. Cecelia 1 Your Kind Of Love NEW YORK—In a reversal of the paign for Kent, the three-month-old 6. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 7. Like 7. Back Street (C. Bowers) (F. Young) (M. Endsley) 8. I'll Be There (R. usual custom of “buying” popular jazz jingle is broadcast more than 8. Gone (F. Husky) Price) 8. Fraulein (B. Helms) 9. First Date, First (Shepard) melodies for use in singing commer- 11,000 times a week over more than 9. Mr. Lost (C. Smith) Kiss, First 9. The Other Woman Love (S. James) 10. Many Years 10. 1 Like Your Kind Or Love Oh So cials, P. Lorillard Company announced 900 radio stations; on TV it has been 10. (M. Endsley) The Woman 1 Need (Horton) (Wells & Pierce) last week that it had “sold” the orig- shown 660 times weekly over 125 TV inal melody of its Kent cigarette stations in 65 cities and is, also, cur- RAY GODWIN "FARMER" PHIL WOLLEY singing commercial to the music mar- rently carried via the Kent-sponsored D^N VEDDER WFVG—Angier, N. C. WGUY— Bangor, Me. ket for use as a “pop” song. Making “The $64,000 Challenge” on 117 CBS- WLFH— Little Falls, N. Y. 1. Bye Bye Love 1. Gone (F. Husky) its “non-commercial” debut this week, stations. 1. Four Walls (J. Reeves) TV (Everly Bros./T. Tommy) 2. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 2. Gone (F. Husky) the Kent music appears in two ver- “After the first few broadcasts of 2. Four Walls (J. Reeves) (M. Rainwater) 3. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 3. Now That You're sions, back to back, on an Aladdin the jingle,” says Lorillard President Gone 3. Four Walls (J. Reeves) (L. Frizzell) 4. A White Sport Coat (Robbins) record: straight instrumental piece Lewis Gruber, started getting 4. Gonna Find Me a Bluebird a “we 4. All 1 Want To Do (G. Jones) (M. Rainwater) 5. Walkin' After Midnight entitled “The Kent Theme,” played enthusiastic letters from jazz fans and 5. Oh So Many Years 5. First Date, First Kiss, First (P. Cline) (Wells & Pierce) by Budy Weed’s orchestra on one disk jockeys. A lot of listeners thanked Love (S. James) 6. Honky Tonk Song (W. Pierce) 6. 1 Ain't Getting Nowhere side; and the same tune, with lyrics us for providing a singing commer- 6. Love Letters In The Sand With You (M. Endsley) 7. The Shrine Of St. Cecelia sung by “Three Beaux and a Peep,” cial that didn’t insult their musical (M. Wiseman) 7. 1 Saw You (T. Tommy) (F. Young) 7. Bye Bye 8. Everybody's Gotta Go and called “For Love,” on the other. intelligence. at Lorillard sell ciga- Love (Everly Bros.) 8. First Date, First Kiss, First We Sometime (G. Walker) 8. Mr. Lost (C. Smith) love (S. James) The song was originally for Kent by rettes, not music,” he added, “but if 9. The Story Of My Life Dark Moon (B. Guitar) Roy Eaton. the song does as well as the jingle, 9. Fraulein (B. Helms) (B. Martin) 9. 10. Oh So Many Years 10. Try To Take It Like A Man 10. Going Home By Myself As part of Lorillard’s current cam- it should be a run-away hit.” (Wells & Pierce) (C. Smith) (H. Locklin) Aladdin Records plans the “full eiBSBlKlIlinH treatment” for the “pop” version ART BARRETT "CUZZIN ZEEK & STEVIE" JOHNNIE BAILES of the jingle. “We liked the Kent AM Mount Jackson, WHLP—Centerville, Tenn. ' AT Swainsboro, Ga. ViVienne tune when we first heard it as a WSIG— Va. — 1. Bye Bye Love (Everly Bros.) Love (W. Pierce) commercial,” stated Jerry Lester, 1. Dark Moon (H. Hawkins) 1. Bye Bye 2. The Cricket Song (H. Penny) 2. Love Letters In The Sand 2. Fallen Star (J. Newman) Aladdin’s New York representative. 3. The First (M. Wiseman) 3. Missing You (W. Pierce) “LOVE LETTERS One To Love You . “Later, when we discovered the re- (Louvins) 3. Fallen Star (J. Newman) 4. Please Don't Leave Me (Price; 4 Fraulein (B. Helms) 4. Four Walls (J. Reeves) sponse to the music from modern jazz 5. Honky Tonk Song (Pierce) IN 5. 5. Don't Laugh (Louvins) THE SAND” Love Letters In The Sand 1 S 6. The Woman 1 Need (Horton fans and, particularly from the disk (M. Wiseman) 6. Oh So Many Years “ jockeys who were receiving. Many let- 6. This Thing Called Man (Lee) (Wells & Pierce) 7. Gone (F. Husky) 7. Mister Love 7. Girl In The Night Years ters about it one of the disk jockeys 8. Oh So Many “LIGHT A CANDLE — (Tubb & Wilburns) (H. Thompson' (Wells & Pierce' even ran an unsolicited contest with 8. Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 8. Little Green Valley (W. Bluebird • (Say A Prayer)" Ray) 9. Gonna Find Me A s prizes to (M. Rainwater' anyone who could name the 9. Mr. (M. Rainwater' Lost (C. Smith) 9. Next In Line (J. Cash) singers—we decided to bid for the White Sport Coat (Robbins' 10. Happy Child (J. Dean) 10. Gone (F. Husky) 10. A song rights. It was a real reverse Country music and switch for us. Usually we’re on the Attention: Please address any information concerning Box, 1721 Broadway, look-out for bids from companies like talent to Ira Howard, Country Editor, The Cash New York 10, N. Y. BIBBH1I1BBBBBB Lorillard to buy one of our own tunes.” ” “Only those records best suited for comme rcial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX

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Chudd Sees Greater Governor Of Hawaii Gets An Album European Market

BEVERLY HILLS, CAL. — Lew Chudd, prexy of Imperial Records, who recently returned from a two- week trip to Europe where he conferred with distributors and pressing plants, expects to sell 2,500,000 records Country in Europe this year, as compared with 1.750.000 in 1956. He uses a basis for judgement the fact that he has sold Bio 1.250.000 of his records during the first four months of this year. Of this figure, 1,100,000 were single records. 10 Chudd says that a hit single can sell 25% to 30% of what the same JUKE BOX TUNES record would sell here in the States, but that percentages fall much lower on LP’s. “The next five years, however, IIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIl will show a 100% increase”, adds Chudd, “because the hi-fi market, Pos. Last in its beginning stages now, will hit Week a peak comparable to the United States.” A WHITE HONOLULU, HAWAII—Samuel Wilder King (center) Governor of the SPORT COAT territory of Hawaii, accepts a personally autographed copy of the Decca 1 album “The Magic Islands.” The album was autographed to King by Alfred £ Marty Robbins Newman and Ken Darby, whose work is featured in it. It was presented to the Governor by Bill Murata, manager of Decca’s Honolulu branch. On the (Columbia 40864) Conference Of Personal right is R. Alex Anderson, composer of “Lovely Hula Hands,” one of the selections in the album. Managers Formed FOUR WALLS international Beauty Pageant Adopts Mills Tune HOLLYWOOD The selection of Oscar Meinhardt, executive pro- J'rn Reeves 2 — 2 BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF.—The “Miss Universe” as its official song ducer of the Miss Universe Beauty (RCA Victor 6874) formation of the Conference of Per- was announced last week by the Miss Pageant, said the song would be of- sonal Managers was announced last Universe Beauty Pageant in Long ficially presented in five shows during week by William Loeb, president- Beach, California. the pageantry in Long Beach, which elect of the new organization. Written by Ernie Stewart, A1 Johns will run from July 11th through the GONE and Lee Ricks, the song will receive 21st. The group, composed of 20 well- world-wide distribution by Mills Mu- Ferlin Husky known personal 3 managers, was or- sic through its local and foreign of- Decca Disk Cops 3 Awards J ganized, according to Loeb, “to pro- (Capitol 3628) fices. vide a better understanding of the Paul Mills, coast manager of the NEW YORK—The National Square functions of the personal manager, music firm, predicts the song will Dance, with an estimated attendance to establish a code of ethics, and to become a standard. “Lyrically,” he of 30,000 members, has voted the ALL SHOOK UP clarify and improve relationships be- says, “It not only honors the Inter- Decca recording by Crazy Otto of tween personal managers and clients national and United States beauties “Gaslight Medley” the winner in three and other elements of the entertain- who Vie each year for this coveted categories. J Elvis Presley 4 ment business.” title, but more important, it was writ- The disk was voted as the theme {RCA Victor 6870) ten with the sentiment normally ex- song of the convention; the best Loeb, a partner in the firm of Gabbe, pressed by any guy for his gal, whom square dance of the year; and the Lutz, Heller and Loeb, said “every he believes has all the attributes of tune the members will dance the new major craft active in the entertain- a movie star.” Honky Tonk square dance to. GONNA FIND ME ment field has a self-governing body formed of members of that craft. The r A BLUEBIRD personal manager is playing a greater and greater part in the development The Country Records ^ Marvin Rainwater 5 and presentation of talent. His services are specific and highly skilled (MGM 12412) and a horizontal organization is now necessary.” Disk Jockeys

Among the accomplishments of the BYE BYE LOVE newly formed group, Loeb explained, Played Most “is the creation of a uniform contract Everly Brothers between personal manager and per- ^ 9 SUMMARY OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM THE NATION S DISK JOCKEYS (Cadence 1315) former. All other forms of entertain-

ment contracts have been standard- IIIIDIIllllilliiiuiiiiuiuiiiuimiiiiuiiE ized, and we feel that by creating this 1. FOUR WALLS Jim Reeves (RCA Victor) contract, we have already taken an 2. A WHITE SPORT COAT Marty Robbins (Columbia) important step forward. identical FRAULEIN The 3. GONNA FIND ME A BLUEBIRD Marvin Rainwater (MGM) contract will be be used by all mem- ( Everly Brothers (Cadence) 4. BYE BYE LOVE Bobby Helms bers of the Conference.” Webb Pierce (Decca) 2 6 | (Decca 30194) 5. GONE Ferlin Husky (Capitol) Loeb explained that the long-range 6. ALL SHOOK UP Elvis Presley (RCA Victor) plans for the group include “conduct- 7. FRAULEIN Bobby Helms (Decca) ing regular meetings to deal with 8. A FALLEN STAR Jimmy Newman (Dot) both internal and external problems 9. HONKY TONK SONG Webb Pierce (Decca) HONKY TONK indigenous to the personal manage- 10. NEXT IN LINE Johnny Cash (Sun) ment field, cementing SONG client-personal 11. OH, SO MANY YEARS. 12. I'LL BE THERE. 13. WALKING AFTER MIDNIGHT. q Manager relationships, and to partici- 14. AM I LOSING YOU. 15. MR. LOST. 16. FIRST DATE, FIRST KISS, FIRST LOVE. Webb Pierce 7 pation in important charity drives. O 17. GIRL IN THE NIGHT. 18. THREE WAYS. 19. THERE YOU GO. 20. I MISS YOU (Decca 30255) ALREADY. 21. MR. LOVE. 22. THE SHRINE OF ST. CECILIA. 23. DON'T MAKE Members already signed to the Con- ME GO. 24. DARK MOON. 25. TEARS BEHIND THE SMILE 26. SOMEDAY. 27. ference include Dave Branower, Bill LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND. 28. THE WOMAN I NEED. 29. MISSING YOU. 30 Burton, Pierre Cossette, Red Doff, TOO MUCH WATER; MONEY; PLEDGE OF LOVE; YOUNG LOVE; I LIKE YOUR Mauirce Duke, Sid Fields, Manny KIND OF LOVE; PLEASE DON'T LEAVE ME; TRY AGAIN; I'M TIRED; QUICKSAND WALKIN' AFTER Frank, Granata, Hugo George Grief, A CHANGE OF HEART; I'M SETTIN' YOU FREE; A WHOLE LOT OF SHAKIN' GOING MIDNIGHT Seymour Heller, Sam Lutz, Arnie ON; HE WAS THERE. Mills, Dave O’Malley, Gil q 8 Rodin, Sam O Patsy Cline Rosey, Thomas Sheils, Edward Sher- man, Frank Stemple, and Stan Zuker. (Decca 30221) America's Leading ONE STOP Record Service Elected to offices at the first meeting, in addition to Loeb, were Sam Lutz and Thomas Sheils and Vice- LESLIE DISTRIBUTORS THERE YOU GO Presidents, Bill Burton, Secretary and Stan Zuker, Treasurer. 639 TENTH AVE. 2231 FIFTH AVE. 377 WINDSOR ST. 221 FRELINGHUYSEN AVE. III Johnny Cash 10 NEW YORK 36. N.Y. PITTSBURGH. PA. HARTFORD. CONN. NEWARK. N. J. Loeb added that a similar movement PLaia 7-1977 GRant 1-9323 JAckson 5-1147 Bigelow 3-1155 (Sun 258) of personal manager coordination is now being organized in New York.

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Pos. Lost “LOVING YOU” (2:15) “TEDDY BEAR” (1:43) Week [Elvis Presley BMI—Leiber, Stoller] [Gladys ASCAP—K. Mann, B. Lowe]

A WHITE SPORT COAT ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA Victor 7000) | a Marty Robbins (Columbia 40864) A new Presley single appears on the wax scene this week. ’Nuff said! (See Pop reviews).

2 FOUR WALLS Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 6874) “OH BOY, I LOVE HER” (2:03) “LOVER BY APPOINTMENT” (2:05) GONE 3 [Smash BMI—Sauceman] [Hill & Range BMI—Frizzell] Ferlin Husky (Capitol 3628) “THAT’S WHY I’M LEAVIN’” (1:58) “SICK, SOBER AND SORRY” (2:30) Bryant] [Red River Atchison, ALL SHOOK UP 4 [Acuff-Rose BMI—B. BMI— Hazelwood] 4 . Elvis Presley JOHNNIE & JACK LEFTY FRIZZELL & JOHNNY BOND (RCA Victor 6870) (RCA Victor 6932) (Columbia 40934) GONNA FIND ME A BLUEBIRD 5 Jack with a most appealing polished song stylists Marvin Rainwater (MGM 12412) • Johnnie & come up • Two spinning two strong- Eddy Arnold (RCA Victor 6905) two sider that’s sure to catch on as soon as it hits pieces of material make this a standout Columbia the airwaves. It’s the duo’s strongest disk in quite release that the jocks oughta keep playing day and BYE BYE LOVE 6 some time and it couples a pair of infectious, quick night. Combining their vocal talents in first quality Everly Brothers (Cadence 1315) beat ditties with catchy lyrics and melodies. The boys fashion are Lefty Frizzell and Johnny Bond. On Webb Pierce (Decca 30321) are in a happy frame of mind on “Oh Boy, I Love “Lover By Appointment”, a tender middle heat Her” but the gal’s givin’ ’em troubles on “That’s weeper they sadly reflect that the gal can devote FRAULEIN 7 Why I’m Leavin’ ”. Both ends, however, are knocked no more spare time to them. Flipside, they claim that, Bobby Helms in happy-go-lucky vein and are backed up in altho they regret it now, they nevertheless (Decca 30194) out a had a delectable vocal and instrumental fashion. They’re lot of laughs while on their “bender.” It’s a contagious, © HONKY TONK SONG two goodies that should develop into a big selling- quick beat ditty labeled “Sick, Sober And Sorry”. Webb Pierce double-decker. Watch ’em both, in the jukes, as well as on the air. (Decca 30255)

WALKIN' AFTER MIDNIGHT g CLIFF JOHNSON JIMMIE JOHN JIMMY SWAN Patsy Cline (Dot 15584) (Decca 30221) (Columbia 40935) (MGM 12495) “ROSIE’S GONE AGAIN” (2:15) “JUST A MEMORY OF YOU” D jl p 0 4" [Voca BMI — Fuller] Here’s an “LONESOME MAN” (2:48) A FALLEN STAR n Hr [Blackwood BMI — John- JQ (2:17) enjoyable, hand-clappin’, foot-stomp- B [Acuff-Rose BMI—Swan] The Jimmy Newman son] A flavorful harmonica backdrop distinctive vocal technique of Jimmy (Dot 1289) in’, fast paced, “back country” nov- a first quality vocal effort showcases elty item that’s gonna make the ops, Swan is heard to good advantage as by Cliff Johnson on a persuasive, up dealers and deejays sit up and take he puts across a moderate paced blues 11. NEXT IN LINE. 12. THERE YOU GO. tempo romantic heartbreaker. Attrac- item with telling notice. And it’s a socko vocal and effect. Winning per- DATE, FIRST KISS, FIRST tive of melody, lyrics and 13. FIRST wedding instrumental Dot debut for Jimmie formance. Should latch on to a heap THERE. 15. MR. beat on a deck to watch. LOVE. 14. I'LL BE John and his Pleasant Valley Boys. of sales and spins. LOST. 16. THREE WAYS. 17. OH, SO “KING OF A HONKY TONK Great wax. Could happen. “GOOD AND LONESOME” P , MANY YEARS. 18, AM I LOSING YOU. B HEAVEN” (2:16) [Golden West “THE BLUES,- THE GUITAR ©+(2:08) [Acuff-Rose BMI — Swan, 19. A WHOLE LOT OF SHAKIN' GOING Marlow,Lee] Johnson puts his heart — O+AND ME” (2:34) [Voca BMI— Enlow,] On the lower deck Swan ups ON. 20. YOUNG LOVE; MISSING YOU; into his delivery of this crying towel Fuller] Flipside, Jimmie displays his the tempo as he tells how he’s gonna A GIRL IN THE NIGHT; MR. LOVE; waltzer. instrumental assist on Good fine vocal versatility as he dramati- feel being separated from his sweeti^. WATER; I'M TIRED; I MISS strong contenders for the charts. TOO MUCH two cally decks out a heartfelt, middle A convincing platter that merits a YOU ALREADY; DON'T MAKE ME GO; beat blues. Potent mid-deck recitation. goodly share of the airplay. SOMEDAY; TRAIN OF LOVE. KEN FAIRLIE Both ends have the goods. (Event 426) RALPH NEWTON “THE TABLE’S TURNED” RICK JOHNSON (Gold-Air 80) B (1:45) [Dawn ASCAP — Cope- (Sarg 156) land] Ken Fairlie claims that he’s “MY PRETTY CHERIE” (2:50) n “YES I DO!” (2:28) [Nor Va Billy Brando gained the upper hand in his long B [CHS BMI—Anderson, Johnson] ®+Jak BMI — Newton, Newton] series of romantic hassles with the Rick Johnson sings with tender emo- Ralph Newton intros on the Gold-Air : a LOVE ME AGAIN’ gal. A feelingful, quick paced affair tion as he pleasantly renders a lovely label with a polished, pop-country that the warbler wraps up in expres- lilter that should easily find its way flavored performance of a swinging b/w sive style. Interesting side. Could onto the deejays’ turntables, love affair that oughta make the \u stir up attention. Effective musical p “LET’S LIVE FOR THE FU- boxes jingle with excitement. background. W+TURE” (2:46) [By Nash BMI— ONE SIDED LOVE’ D “I’M GRIEVIN’” (2:14) [Nor “TONIGHT IS JUST Miller] Bottom portion is a poignant, O+ f* , ANOTHER Va Jak BMI—Newton, Newton] middle beat love affair that Johnson ©+ NIGHT TO CRY MYSELF TO Lower half is a subdued, r&r-blues again delivers with great depth and SLEEP” (2:10) [Dawn ASCAP — on which the songster bears a simi- sincerity. The Music Makers ably back Hayes] On the reverse etching Fairlie larity to Guy Mitchell’s easy-goin’ up on both halves. comes across in warm sincere fashion style. Excellent initial two-sider that on a tear-compelling, moderate paced could make noise in the vast pop- lover’s lament. CHARLIE MONROE country market. (Decca 30307) WADE RAY “I’M WEARY OF HEART- B ACHES” (2:41) [Champion BMI JIM WILLIAMS JIMMIE WILLIAMS (RCA Victor 6931) Sings on Monroe] The Kentucky MGM — Pardners (Sun 270) “WILD HEART” (2:42) [Fair- lend a splendid string assist to Char- 1 way BMI C. “PADDLE YOUR — Walker] The sooth- lie Monroe’s top calibre warbling on » “PLEASE DON’T CRY OVER ing, mellow tones of Wade Ray make an up tempo opus with sentimental O+ME” [Knox BMI—J. Williams] for real pleasant listening as the love lyrics. Jim Williams dishes up a captivating, OWN CANOE” chanter softly wends his way over a gimmicked-up reading “WEEP AND CRY” (2:39) [Ce- on a fast paced, White Oak Music BMI tearful, slow moving — lover’s ballad. B darwood BMI Monroe] Once Latin-flavored lover’s lament with big Pretty — choral and musical assist on hit potential written all over it. A dee- For Personal Appearances again, the group backs up in grade this pop-flavored offering. jay “must.” Watch it. write or call manager “A” style as Monroe sings with the “LITTLE GREEN VALLEY” utmost sincerity on another quick “THAT DEPENDS ON YOU” J. W GRIESHOP B (2.23) [Mayfair ASCAP—C. J. moving lover’s ballad. Monroe cries [Knox BMI — J. Williams] The 7771 RD., Robinson] Here Ray reminisces CHEVIOT about out that now it’s the gal’s turn to songster is equally as effective on the bygone days as he and the CINCINNATI 31, OHIO chorus en- share in the heartbreaks. Stand out flip, an enticing quick beat blues that gagingly groove a light-hearted, Phone: Jackson 1-4544 up pairing for the “pure country” music he sings and hums his way over in tempo affair. lovers. easy-on-the-ears style. ‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX

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The Everly Brothers have been signed by the “Opry” as regular cast During the week of June 10th to the 18th Mercury-Starday’s Jimmy members. The boys, Don, age 19 and Phil, age 17 made their professional Dean will become America’s “Ambassador Of Music” when he and the cast debut at ages 6 and 8 respectively at Station KMA in Shenandoah. They of CBS TV’s “Jimmy Dean Show” appear as special guests of the huge were the first country act to join Archie Bleyer’s Cadence Record Company International Naval Review to be held at Norfolk, Va. The show normally- and their 1st record on the label, “Bye Bye Love”, is televised from Washington, D.C. on CBS-TY Mon. currently flying high up on the pop and country to Fri., 7:00 to 7:45 A.M. EDT and rebroadcast from charts. The boys made their initial “Opry” appearance 7:00 to 7:45 A.M. CDT, will emanate during the on Saturday nite, May 25th. June 10th week from different ships anchored in the * * * * * review. Elia Kazan’s “Face in the Crowd” recently pre- * * * * * miered at the Globe Theatre in New York and made A1 Turner, veteran deejay with 13 years of spin- the rounds of the moviehouses over the nation The ning c&w music behind him, is back in the saddle flicker stars Andy Griffith with WSM staffers, Bras- on .the “Western Express” heard over KJIM-Ft. field, Jud Collins, Cousins Odie and Jody, Autry Worth, Tex. A1 notes that its the oldest show of its Inman, and Don Slayman. kind in the Southwest, having been on the air for ***** 10 years. “After a couple of lean years in country Tall, lanky Opryite, Porter Wagoner has a brand music”, adds Turner, “its coming back strong in Ft. new song book due out soon called “Songs I Love Worth and that the daily 3 hour show is sold out”. Best” and published by Hill and Range. Some of the He also sez to watch out for 2 good newcomers, Wagoner hits included are “Company’s Comin,” “Day- Patsy and Dwight, who’ll be appearing on the Hoe- WARNER MACK EVERLY BROS. dreaming Tonight,” and “Eat, Drink and be Merry.” down label. Upcoming network appearances for “Opry” stars ***** include: June 9th, Jim Reeves on the Steve Allen The fast growing Jim Denny Artist Bureau has taken over the handling Show, June 14th, Minnie Pearl on Dinah Shore’s Show and June 18th, Ferlin of 2 of Country music’s star attractions, Kitty Wells and Johnnie & Jack. Husky on Arthur Murray’s Dance Party. Ferlin is also slated to do two The contracts were signed in Denny’s office, at 146 7th Ave. North, Nashville 3, songs on a sound track of a movie which will soon go into the making. Tenn., on May 24th. As previously mentioned in this column, the all-star Prince Albert’s portion of the “Opry” starred Ray Price with his special touring, free “Philip Morris Country Music Show” is booked and arranged guests, Merle Travis and Jimmy Dean on June 1st. Marty Robbins and for by Denny’s office. Dub Allbritten is doing the advance booking. Lonzo & Oscar took the spotlight on the 8th.

latest issue of “Tom Tall Fan Club” news was in the mailbag this The Jack Kelly Agency announced this week that one of its members, The Libby Gail Fabacher, Port Barre, La. Bob Cone, has taken over the managerial reins of Columbia’s Stonewall week. Pres. & Editor is Box 54, Jackson. Kelly notes that Stonewall is being plugged as “A Country Boy, ***** Singin’ Country Songs” and that most folks think of him as ‘that country Melvin Endsley, Heber Springs, Ark., tunesmith and artist, w-ho penned boy from down the road apiece’. He adds that Jackson’s 1st release, “Don’t “Singing The Blues” and “I Like Your Kind Of Love”, among other hits, Be Angry” and “Knock Off Your Naggin’ ” is meeting with great success recently made a dream come true when he took and that any DJ wanting a copy can have it ‘pony-expressed’ if he writes delivery on his 1st fully-equipped Cadillac. Endsley to the office at 319 7th Avenue North, Nashville, Tenn. Kelly, incidentally, will probably join the ‘pop-country’ ranks on his next is the father and Manager of Pat Kelly, fast Victor session according to word from KLRA-Little rising Chic personality, whose first disk, “Stranger Rock, Ark. deejay Ken Parsons. Ken also infos that Dressed In Black”, received a recent Cash Box North Little Rock’s Tommy Russell, attorney-husband Bullseye. of Maxine Brown, of Victor’s Brown trio, was recently- ^ ^ ^ ^ appointed administrative assistant to Ark. Gov. Or- Buddies and fans of Tennessee Ernie Ford, ville Faubus. Another member of the singing trio, who remember the Capitol song stylist back in Bonnie Brown, is sporting a fine tan after a few -weeks his early days as a country performer, are of basking- in Miami’s sun. gonna like the new magazine published by Peter- son and chock full of pics and info spanning Gabe Tucker, who manages RCA Victor’s Hank the artist’s long career. Locklin, sends word along that he will also manage

* >i« * * * Decca’s Bobby Helms in all phases of the entertain- Capitol’s new country laz-k, Louise Duncan, ment world. The announcement was made at a cock- BILL WIMBERLY COUSIN JODY & ODIE types from Norwalk, Calif, that she recently tail party given in Helm’s honor at the Carol Club in toured the mid-western states and Canada with Houston, Texas on May 24th. Gabe sez that the con- an “Opry” troupe which included Webb Pierce, Johnny Horton, Grandpa fidence he had in Bobby’s ability, when he obtained his Decca contract about Jones and Benny Barnes and that her next tour will include a rodeo in Salt 2 years ago, has been justified, as can be evidenced in his big chart-rider, Lake City, Utah, the 18th thru the 24th of July, with Eddie Dean and Tex “Fraulein”. Gabe also notes that the Western Jamboree Show, which in- Williams. Between dates she’s doing radio and TV shots around Southern cluded Bobby, Jim Reeves, Hank Locklin, Bobby- Joe Heider, The Wagon- Calif, and plugging her 2nd Capitol entry, “Already Married To You In My loaders, and Gabe and his Musical Ramblers, held at the Sam Houston Coli- Heart” and “Too Young To Settle Down”. seum on May 24th was a huge success. * * * * *

Wally Smith, Decca Sales Rep and Mgr. for the label’s new ‘rock-a-billy’ News from Cincinnati is that Decca’s Rockin’ Rudy Hansen was back in artist, Warner Mack, infos that he and his wife have been on a promotional town to plug his latest record “One Tender Kiss”. For several years Rudy trip thru Ohio, Ind., Ky. and Ala., and that Warner has been touring the was on the Mid-Western Hay Ride, before returning to his home in New York. South visiting with jocks in Fla., last week, and in Texas this week. Smith Recently Rudy was a winner of $5,000 on “Name That Tune” over CBS. notes that Mack’s waxing of “Is It Wrong” and “Baby Squeeze Me” has Harry Riddle pz-esented the stars of the “Ozark Jubilee” at the Cincinnati been Decca’s top seller, both pop and country in New Orleans, Miss., Ala., Gardens on May 31st. The featured stars were Smiley and from reports, is catching on rapidly in the mid-west. Burnette, Billy Walker, Slim Wilson, Libby Horne, ***** the Tall Timber Boys, Marvin Rainwater, Suzi Arden, “Cornpone” Bob McKinnon, whose “Skyland Ranch” Uncle Cy-p and Aunt Sap, Flash & Whistler, Mike is heard over WONE, Dayton O., advises that Marvin Miller and Jack Casey. Rainwater, Smiley Burnette and the “Ozark Jubilee” Roy Starkey, of the “Smoking Guns” show over for June 2nd appearance at Show were scheduled a WKRC has been ill for some time at Deconess Hos- the Hobart Arena in Troy. pital. Get well soon, Roy!! ***** Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs and their Foggy- Pee Wee King pens that he recently guested Mountain Boys were featui'ed recently- at Verona and played to a capacity crowd with Tex Ritter and Lake, and on June 2nd Jim Reeves was featured. “Little” Eller Long on the “Ozark Jubilee” during Cecil Hale, DJ of WSAI’s “Music Hall” from 12:20 Red Foley’s vacation. In addition to guest and MC to 3:00 P.M. daily, just celebrated his 31st year in appearances at the “Old Dominion Barn Dance”, radio, which we believe is the longest record of radio unit, WRVA-Richmond, Va., he’ll be reading his work of any one broadcasting in the Queen City-. featuring Andy Doll, band and guests, for fairs dur- ***** ing July and Aug. which is booked solid by G. A. 0. BOBBY HELMS Last week was a busy- one for Hank Thompson and and Hamid. Valley Boys who had 3 dates in the LOUISE DUNCAN ***** His Brazos state then went on to Washington State. The bandleader is still Smokey Smith, KRNT-Des Moines, Iowa, reminds of Oregon and wearing a cast on his left arm to protect the injury- he received in a recent us that the Country Music Disk Jockey Association is holding its meetings baseball game in which the band participated and was struck by- a pitched in Kansas City, Mo., on June 13th and the CMDJ Country Music Spectacular- ball. This, however, only affects the playing of the guitar and in no way- will be held on the 14th at 7:30, with a midnight dance featuring the Bill hampers his singing. Hank will be at the Semi-Centennial, June 16th to the Wimberly and Billy Gray bands. There’ll be continuous music with each 22nd, at the fair grounds at Oklahoma City. band playing 30 minutes and then switching. Scheduled for the show are Faron Young, Ferlin Husky, Johnny Cash, Bobby Lord, The Statesmen Qt., Webb Pierce, Marty Robbins, The Blackwood Bros., Lee Emerson, Skeets Attention: Please address any information concerning Country Music Yaney, Louise Rowe, Norma Beasler, Leon Boulanger and the bands. There's and talent to Ira Howard, Country Editor, The Cash Box, 1721 Broadway, a seating capacity of 10,000 and the public is invited. Several mid-western New York 19, N. Y. towns are going to be represented via charted busses. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY”

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“Average cost to service ” A LOCATION IS S7.50

WASHINGTON, D. C.—Everyone in the industry is well aware of the increased costs of equipment—and, how, over the years, prices of machines have been increased from time to time. Claim Must Set Minimum Many, too, are aware of the hidden Guarantee of $7.50 and side increases, which have all added to the final purchase price. At to Just Cover the beginning of the year, the Inter- Servicing Expense and Then Split state Commerce Commission approved an emergency seven per cent freight rate increase for Eastern railroads Remainder of Gross Collection and a five per cent hike for Southern on 60%-40% Basis and Western railroads. The Eastern railroads now are asking an additional to he Assured of 15 per cent boost. The Western roads Remaining in Business. want 17 per cent more. The Southern rail lines have asked for another 10 per cent increase. Hearings are now being held at the ICC. Arguments “/ don't care who the operator is,” advised on petitions by most of the nation’s 75 % of the machines, phonographs especially William railroads start Blatt of Music Makers, Inc., Miami, on June 3. They will in the Miami area, are on 10(1 play. Florida, run thru June 7, and resume the fol- “if he has an accountant going over his But Miami adopted lowing Monday and Tuesday. The hooks, and charges everything he should 10(1 play a hit too late against The dime consensus of opinion is that the ICC his cost play plan, originated, sponsored of doing business, he will fitul that the am will grant these crusaded for increases. This addi- average by The Cash Box exclusively foj cost to service any location is $7.50” tional cost will add to the pr-ice of OAer 14 years, w'as now also beginning to fee not only new machines, but to recon- Nor is Mr. Blatt the only operator who has the lull elfect of the constant, creeping inflatior ditioned equipment as well. So—you made such a report. Dozens of others have also rampant thruout the nation. The nickel operators—how long will you actual purclias so advised The Cash Box. Some have stated that ing power hold out? of the dime has now fallen to jus their cost of servicing each location ranges as about 5(1. high as $10.50. Some have reported that the That means that the nickel in 1939 was wortl lowest minimum cost is about $5.50. NEW YORK—In this day and age, to the operator, in actual cash value, the every sann business firm recognizes the Mr. Blatt as the went further in his report to this dime in 1957. At least, in 1939. the nicke value of advertising. However, we “ publication. He also stated: When a location was actually worth five, full, think it well worth pointing up a state- hard, solid and trm falls beloiv $7.50 and we can't obtain American pennies. ment by Robert M. Ganger, chairman that much The nickel of 1957 is wortl of the board of D’Arcy Advertising from the location owner, we simply pull our just about Co., one of the nation’s oldest. In machine out of this place. We’re not in business That is why The Cash Box, during answer to the question: “Just how to lose money.” the lattei part of 1956, does advertising contribute to the na- sponsored an entirely new program tion’s Operators like Mr. Blatt A program urging economic prosperity?” Ganger are of the opinion the nation's operators to oh replied: “Our economy today is de- that they must obtain a tarn for themselves minimum guarantee of a more equitable share of tin pendent for its survival on far more $7.50 per week or gross intake ( whatever their servicing cost from their machines. The progran than the mere meeting of man’s basic totals) and then split the balance of the gross was entitled: “10(1 Play Plus.” needs. Dynamic in nature, the econ- collection on a basis. omy can perpetuate itself only thru 60%-40% In short, what The Cash Box is urging tin growth. Advertising, therefore, as “Nor do we care how we get this $7.50,” Mr. operators to do, while inflation the prime producer of consumption, is continues creep Blatt advised, “whether it’s by front money, ing not merely contributox-y to, but indis- upwards seriously affecting all industrie: pensable to minimum guarantee or rental basis. We must and all economic health.” peoples everywhere in the U. S., is t< get it.” change to: Some years ago, when a representative of The “10

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Cash Box Announces — FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY ANNUAL ENCYCLOPEDIA and DIRECTORY ISSUE Westchester Operator’s Guild Dated July 20— Circulated July 15— Some Forms Going On Presses Now- Holds Sixth Annual Banquet Last Minute Closing Date Wed., July 1 Officials Report it Most Successful Will Feature Important Lists, Photos of Postwar iffair Ever Held. Out of Town Guests Phonos, All Amusement Machines Introduced nciude Mfrs Representatives, During Past 12 Months, Historical Data, Special Include “Quarterly Ex- Wholesalers, and Operators Reports, etc. Will Also port Edition” Printed in Spanish, German, SCARSDALE, N. Y.—The West- In addition to Pavesi, officers of the ester Music Guild held its 6th An- Guild, Harold Rosenberg, vice presi- French and English lal Dinner-Dance at the Holiday dent Seymour Poliak, secretary and ; ; n, this city, on Tuesday night, May Lou Tartaglia, treasurer, greeted the and officials of the organization many guests. NEW YORK—The 15th Anni- coinmen in every phase of our in- port it was its most successful. A great deal of work goes into versary Annual Encyclopedia and Di- dustry—manufacturers, distributors, Returning to the Holiday Inn after making its affair the success it is, and rectory Issue of The Cash Box will jobbers, operators, associations, sup- year’s absence, guests found that those called upon by President Pavesi the value of the issue, renovation program had changed to take a bow were Seymour Poliak, be dated July 20, 1957—circulated pliers—adds to e dining room completely, allowing general chairman; Meyer Budinoff, the week of July 15. as readers keep it all thruout the eater attendance and better seating entertainment chairman; Jimmy Over the years, all in the coin year, referring to it for desired in- rangement with the stage in view Smith, souvenir journal (which, by machine industry have recognized this formation—which is obtainable no- om all points of vantage. the way, was the best ever) Ed Gold- ; annual as the most comprehensive where else but in this combined source historical issue published each year. book. As a matter of fact, a large Because of the intimate knowledge of stock of Anniversary Issues are filed the coin machine industry by The away in the New York offices to take Cash Box staff, everything of value care of the many requests which ar- to the trade appears in each year’s rive all during the year for extra annual. There will be important lists; copies. historical data post-war photographs For the information of our readers ; to all music machines photographs of and advertisers, it might be well of ; staff is all amusement machines produced point out that The Cash Box from July, 1956 thru June 1957; and hard at work right now preparing this year the 15th Anniversary issue the necessary material. A large num- will include The Cash Box “Quarterly ber of ads have already been received. Export Report.” Due to the unusually large number of “The Quarterly Export Edition,” in pages which have to be processed, already itself is extremely valuable, as a re- certain parts of the book are being readied for printing, and will view of the past quarter’s manu- soon go on the presses. Editorial ma- facturing activity will be reported terial and special features will be ac- in Spanish, German and French, as cepted, of course, up to the last minute well as English. Export statistics will —as will advertising from our friends world. However, the ear- be published, and an analysis of the thruout the lier everything is received, the better figures reported in concise, easy to personal handling it will receive. An- read fashion. The Cash Box “Quar- other important matter is that, due to terly Export Editions” have become the size of the Anniversary Issue, the to be moved up from most important to both exporting firms final closing has the usual Friday, noon, to Wednesday, in the United States, and importing- July 10. firms all over the world. They advise At this early date, every indication reports us they eagerly await these points to a smashing, record breaking each quarter. issue—we hope all our friends are And, of course, the many ads from represented.

Sugerman association were Eli Kasper and At- Jack Prigoff, and the two took torney Teddy Blatt. On hand from the sons, Nate and Myron. A1 Simon con- factories were: Artie Daddis, AMI; care of the Albert Simon, Inc. Art Garvey, Bally; A1 Warren, Genco; tingent. From Young Distributing As usual, speeches Company, were Joe Young, Abe Lip- | were at a mini- berg, seating arrangements; and Lou and Jack Gordon, Seeburg. um, with only Carl Pavesi, president, Tartaglia, treasurer. Wholesalers and their staffs were sky and Allie Goldberg. aking a short welcoming speech, The usual number of out-of-town well represented. Atlantic New York, Pictured herewith: TOP ROW alcolm Wein, the association’s at- visitors showed up, including: a large headed by Meyer Parkoff, also in- (left): Malcolm Wein, toastmaster, rney, once again, acted as toast- delegation from the Music Operators cluded Steve Quinn, Gordon Howard presents President Carl Pavesi with

I aster. He performed two tasks, that of New York, among whom were A1 and Gene Brody. Oscar Parkoff, At- a Government Bond; (center) : Com-

|, introducing guests—and then pre- Denver, president; Sidney Levine, atlantic New Jersey, came in from New- mitteemen, 1 to r: Malcolm Wein, Max nting Carl Atlantic i Pavesi with a govern- torney; “Senator” A1 Bodkin; Doc ark. Harry Rosen, Penna, Klein (filling in for the ailing Ed mt bond, and Mrs. Pavesi with a Shapiro; Ben Chicofsky; Jack Ehrlich came in from Philadelphia. Dave Lowy Seymour Poliak, Pavesi, Goldberg) ; rgeous bouquet of roses. and Max Weiss; Jimmy Tolisano, and Sylvia Lowy represented Dave Jimmy Smith, Lou Tartaglia, Mrs. Following a fine meal, a number of president of the Connecticut State Lowy & Company. -Joe Fishman, Max Klein (in the pic just to dress cording artists entertained the Operators; Tommy Greco, Glasco, R & Y Novelties, came in from New- it up), and Meyer Budinoff; (right): erators and their guests. Irving N.Y.; Gertrude Browne, Beacon, N.Y.; ark. The Runyon Sales Company Wein presents Mrs. Carl Pavesi with Cempy) Kempner of Runyon Sales Tony Catanese, Suffern, N. Y.; Jack group was heavily represented, led a bouquet of roses. Pictures here show >mpany, was prevailed upon to act Wilson, Newburgh, N. Y.; John Van by Barney (Shugy) Sugerman and | happy master of ceremonies, introducing Wyck, Nyack, N. Y. Abe Green. Others from Runyon were several of the tables with

I e various artists. In attendance from the N. Y. games Irv (Kempy) Kempner, Morris Rood, guests.

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Everyone along Pico Boulevard is combining work with pleasure plans for their pending vacations which will take them all over the country. Bowlers remain the hot item in the game line. ... At Sierra Distributors, Ed Wisler on his return from San Diego handed Wayne Copeland a handful of orders on he had received for the Wurlitzer “2150” phonograph. Wayne says he has a ^ “2150” reports SENSATIONAL-r difficult Ley NEW time keeping a on display in the showroom. Pete ROLL-DOWN GAME great activity in route sales on the floor and continued sales of the “Ranger” Players six-pocket pool table. Frank Davis busy replenishing the supply of used music for 1 or 2 equipment to meet the increasing demand from operators. . . . Buddy Breg- man paid a visit to Leuenhager.’s Record Bar to play his new Verve release EXCITEMENT, SUSPENSE GALORE! of “Nickelodeon Holiday” for Mary, Kay and Claire Solle. Kay says last NOTHING LIKE IT IN THE ENTIRE Friday the girls were really jumping, filling orders for the many out of COIN GAME FIELD town operators who came to the “Bar” for the records instead of calling in their requests. Mary predicts George Shaw’s “Suddenly” on Decca will hit Hits a new high in BUILT-IN the charts soon. Artie Valando played “Who’s Gonna Be The Next One Honey” competitive challenge — a thrill by Hal Goodson on Solo for Claire and she believes it will take off with the in every play. Ideal for operators. ... At C. A. Robinson & Company, Charley Robinson in the throes every location. of preparing for the big pre-summer used equipment sale. Ray Powers on a trip through the Northern California territory. A1 Bettelman busy on the floor, with operators ordering their United “Bowling Alley”s in all three lengths. Hank Tronick leaving his desk early to watch the exceptional playing of the “Pirates” second baseman in the Westchester Little League. He is eight-year-old Mike Tronick whose father is a young executive in the Coin

Machine Business. . . . Jack Simon made the announcement at Simon Distribut- ing Company that he and Bob Timm have joined forces and are heading up • National Coin Rejector the Gaming Supplies Company which will be the exclusive distributors of Coin Chute the Jennings’ line for the state of Nevada. Jack and Sonny Lomberg making • 2 ’/a" Wooden Balls preparations for their trip to Chicago the latter part of June. John Freeman • Durable Formica Playfield will be a busy man handling the local and foreign business during their absence.

. . . Nick, Bill, Yinny and Andy Lanzy have had busy week in the office, « Easy Servicing — All a main mechanics in back rack shop and annex of the American Coin Machine Service Company. They are • 4 exciting frames very pleased with the response the operators have shown. adjustable to 3 Phil Robinson just received the first shipment of Chicago Coin’s “Bowling

• Bonus and double bonus League” free-play model which the operators greeted with great praise. . . . features Bonnie Scott dropped in at California Music Company to play her first RCA- ADJUSTABLE Victor release of “Deep Within Me” for Sammy Ricklin. Bonnie reminded FOR REGULAR OR REPLAY Sammy that two years ago, when she was fourteen years old, he had predicted she would be a top recording artist and she hopes it will come true. Gabei ON THE Orland says there is a general swing the operators to of Go- 0ENCo by programming EP records on their 200 play phonographs. Martha Delgado on the mend after a bout with the virus. Buddy Robinson predicts Roulette has a big one with “Shenandoah Rose” by Hugo and Luigi. Ted Hook says the Four Aces should // Featuring revive the old favorite “Yes Sir, That’s with their Decca I My Baby” new CIRCUS Mysterious "CRAZYBALL" release of that tune. . . . George Mahlum will return to his desk at Minthorne Rifle Gallery and "SAD SAM" Targets Music Company next week fully recovered from his recent operation. George wants to thank his many friends for all the flowers, cards and good wishes. The Background Music Department busy with installations in many dance studios and roller skating rinks throughout this area. Harry Orlaski busy 2621 N. Ashland Avenue with sales of both Williams’ and Exhibit’s slate top pool tables. Wayne Davis MFG. & SALES CO. Chicago 14, Illinois reports sales of the new Seeburg phonograph line continues on the up grade. Florence Kurz, Minthorne receptionist, enjoying a two week stay in Palm Springs with her husband. Lucille and Paul Laymon report the shipping department at Paul A. Laymon, Inc. is keeping busy handling the orders for the Rock-Ola “200” phonographs and used Rock-Ola equipment. Bill Fritz of the Parts Department Williams Ships Two New 5-Balls is taking his wife and family on a trip to Las Vegas. Ed Wilkes says operators are reporting increased take in locations where they are using the Bally “Bowling Lanes”. Jimmy Wilkens busy with sales in used music and game of play appeal for side-by-side opera- equipment. . . . Norty Beckman reports a definite increase in his mail order tion in any location.” business at Norty’s Music Center. Clarice Beckman back to the grind after The 4-player “Gay Paree” features taking the children on a trip to Tuscon, Arizona. Ana Marinez says Nat King bonus scores, number match and high Cole should have another hit with his Capitol release of “My Personal Poses- scores. sion”. Jan Graham predicts Margaret Whiting’s first release on Dot should

be a big one with “Speak For Yourself John” being the big side. . . . A “Special” when lit rollover and Avron Gensburg of Manufacturing Company, paid quick visit a “Special” when lit target keeps Genco a to Badger each of the players in constant sus- Sales Company where Bill Happel told him Genco’s new “Sweet Twenty One” pense until the last ball is played. game has really caught on with the operators. Speedy action as each ball flashes all over the open playfield is accomplished thru four thumper bumpers, two cyclonic kickers and two flippers. Through The Twin chutes are available to operators who want quarter and dime play, or quarter and nickel play. Coin Chute “Hi-Hand”, according to Weinand, is Williams answer to operators’ de- mands for a low priced, straight novelty five-hall that is “competitive, DALLAS DOINGS J. A. (ART) WEINAND loaded with suspense and appeal, and provides the competitive features of David Eisenlohr, RCA Victor record department manager at Adleta Com- poker.” CHICAGO—J. A. (Art) Weinand, pany, and their southwest sales staff flying to Chicago to attend the RCA Player shoots five balls to land in . . . of State Music Distributors reports busi- sales manager of Williams Manufac- Victor convention. Abe Susman holes that will give him the best pos- ness good. Abe told us lie expected Mort Secore of Chicago Coin Machine to turing Company, this city, announced sible poker hand. Added suspense is plane in for a visit with him. . . . A. C. Hughes, vice-president of S. H. Lynch this past week that the firm is now provided by a “wild” joker. and Company, is the recipient of an honorary degree from Loyola University.

4- . delivering simultaneously a new Cards light up on the hack glass as . . . Sighted W. F. Thomason of Longview shopping the market. . . Other p-layer five ball game, “Gay Paree”, the balls fall into corresponding visitors along coinrow included Carl Adams of San Angelo; Gerald Yates, holes in the playfield. Falls; M. A. Walker, Waco; Buddy Clem, Paris; W. E. Lilly, Cle- and a new single player straight Wichita “Hi-Hand” is available with lOif burne; Eddie Janssen of Shreveport, Louisiana; Jiggs Hamilton, Mrs. Drew novelty five-ball, “Hi Hand”, to its or 5(i slug rejector coin mechanisms. Osborne and Maurice Terry from Fort Worth. . . . Malcolm Gildart, vice distributors. Weinand also pointed out that, in president of R. Warneke Company, spent a week in the Dallas office with

. visit “Although both of these new games addition to these two new five-ball Geo. W. Wrenn. . . Roy Gardner of the Warneke Houston office paid a at the local branch. . . . Gene Williams and Tommy Chatten of Commercial are five-balls”, Weinand stated, “and games, the factory is currently delivering “DeLuxe 1957 Baseball”, Music just returned from their trip to San Angelo. . . . Ben Baker of Medaris both are capable of producing excep- “Crossfire Gun”, “Crane”, “Peppy, Company, Columbia Records distributor, announced that Preston Record tionally high earnings for the oper- The Clown,” and its 6-Pocket Slate Center won the ‘second lap’ of the “Wings to Mexico” contest. The contest ator, each has its own individual kind Top Pool Table. closes the end of June. “ It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” www.americanradiohistory.com C

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We Have New Deluxe We Have New Through The 6-Pocket FISHER IMPERIAL Pool EXHIBIT TRUE BOWLER Hit of M.O.A. Show Hit of M.O.A. Show Coin Chute MUSIC KIDDIE RIDES

BALLY CHAMPION HORSE . . 5450 WURLITZER MERRY-GO-ROUNDS

2000—1 900—1 800—1 700— 1 500A (Lane, Lee, etc.) 400 NEW ENGLAND NIBBLES 1500—1250—1100 BALLY SPACE SHIP 225 SEE SAW 195 AMI SCIENTIFIC TV RIDE 195 BOATS 225 6-200— F-120—M-120— E-80—D-80 Biz continues on upward climb in the New England states with outlook SEEBURG that this summer will surpass any season in history. More phonos, games, WANTED TO BUY: rides, guns and arcade V-200—J—R— i, equipment went out to fun spots, beach and park loca- B—BL— 100A tions this year than ever before and vet coinmen the outdoor potential WILL PAY CASH $$$$ for say WURLITZER 1800—1700—1500— 1500A has not even been scratched. Phono activity has been hyped by constant WRITE — WIRE — CALL BALLY & UNITED BINGOS parade of recording artists in niteries throughout the six-state region. Now GOTTLIEB & WILLIAMS 5 BALLS the disker parade swings to outdoor spots, parks, beaches and recreation spots hypoing phono plays in those locations. The automatic phonograph business CLOSEOUTS: POOL TABLES $50 in New is England making forward strides by leaps and bounds. . . . Adoption of a hospitalization, health and welfare plan and a new uniform contract has 298 Lincoln St., Allston 34, Mass. been voted by the Music Operatoi’s’ Association of Massachusetts. The contract e,*IP will be a composite one containing- the best features of all the individual contracts now in use. Agents of the Hardware Mutuals Insurance Company ALgonquin 4-4040 VUi , will visit each member of the association to sign for the health and welfare plan. It is for members only and will be available at reduced rates and will apply to self-employed ops as well as those employing help. Exclusive distributors for Trimount Automatic Sales Corp. (Seeburg), has one of New England’s WURLITZER—BALLY—EXHIBIT—CHICAGO COIN largest stocks of used phonos, 5 balls and arcade equipment, and one of the country’s largest parts departments with thousands of parts in stock fox- immediate delivex-y. The exclusive Gottlieb, Williams, Seeburg, Chicago Coin, Genco and International Mutoscope distributors, have a new parts infox-mation catalog now available. Biz is swinging at Trimount x-eports Irwin Margold. “Gypsy Gx-andma” getting the coin for ops who are buying the piece like hot cakes, he says. Tx-imount is now delivex-ing Williams’ “Gay Paree” four player pin game. ... At Atlas Distributors (AMI), Barney Blatt still recuperating The Dole " at home. Louis Blatt holding down the plant. . . . Thomas Mellon, in from B U R P GUN Pawtucket, R. I. . . . At Associated Amusements (Rock-Ola), Ed Ristau, "COPS & ROBBERS"

sales in. Ritchax-ds, to staff. . mgr. Rock-Ola, Fred new mechanic, added . . ONE OF OUR HITS AT THE Joe Saker, Boston, and John GiStefano, Revere, in. . . . At Redd Distributors M.O.A. SHOW! Jones, sales the their (Wurlitzer), Si Redd and Bob mgr., spent week end with Terrific acceptance in Taverns, Arcades families at Cape Cod over Memorial Day. Bob Jones off on Springfield sales and all types locations. Guaranteed suspense! Action! Thrills! trip. . . . Oscar Pratt, Manchester, N. H. op, was recently in the Notre Dame TARGETS—Masked gangsters appear at windows Hospital, Manchester, for a checkup, and is now out. one at a time, stay 2-2/5 seconds, then Among ops in this week visiting distrib plants were: Ed Maloney, Fitch- disappear. WITH EACH HIT—Target jumps up and down, a burg; Gerald Waterhouse, Nox-th Dax-tmouth; Sol Taube, Manchester, N. H.; gong rings, a red light flashes, and score Phil LaFontaine, Allan Goldberg, Quincy; Harry Deshowitz, Chelsea; Pro- steps up. . , SCORE— Depends on shooter s marksman- vidence, R. I.; A1 Dolins, Hyannis; Leon Sherter, Newton; Joe Assad, York HIGH ship and reflex action. Beach, Me.; Mike Williams, Winthrop; Peachy Cassanta, Milfoxd; Ray Shea, Welded steel tubing construction. World-famous Worcester; Russ Broude, Brookline; John Loppas, Waltham; Tom Libbey, Dale Gun Principle. for recoil barrel ma- Havexhill; Vin Pitts, Allston; H. V. Cronin, Revere; Fran Jaeger, Southbridge; 6 lb. Heavy Duty Solenoid chine gun action. George Chopelas, Malden; Bill Hamel, Concord, N. H.; Ralph DiPacelo, Quincy; 240 shots in 30 seconds. Walnut Pistol Grips. George Rochefort, Biddeford, Me.; Saul Hurwitz, Lynn; Walter Stadnick, 10c A.B.T. Bulldog coin chute. Ribbed, Rubber Covered step for the kiddies. Central Falls, R. I.; A1 Robbins, Arlington; Sam Orenstein, Providence, R. I.; Set off with chrome trim. Jim Balboni, Springfield; Larry Bettencourt, Danvers; Earl Graham, Salisbury; Sturdily built all plywood cabinets, with beau- with Benn Ross, Boston; Steve Pielock, Worcester; Steve Obergol, Woonsocket, tiful, durable finish in Chinese Red White Fleck. Over-all Weight— 158 lbs. R. I.; Ed Rowran, Milford; George Traster, Oxford; Ralph Lackey, Brookline; WRITE TO YOUR NEAREST DISTRIBUTOR OR: Don Foote, Randolph; Oscar Pratt, Manchester, N. H.; Bill Arrison, Chester, 577 TENTH AVENUE Guy Durgin, Presque Isle, Me.; Dave Hammett, Hyannis; D. J. Halle, Vt.; MIKE MUNVES CORP. NEW YORK, N. Y. BRyant 9-6677 Berlin, N. H.; Dave Campagnia, Spiingvale, Me.; Stan Broka, West Spring- field; Flint Newton, Bristol; John Angelo, Norwalk, Conn.; Arthur Strahan, Greenfield; Ralph Feretra, Concord, N. H.; Ken Ghearse, Brockton; Mike Paskevich, Nashua, N. H.; O. J. Porter, Portland, Me.; John Poto, East Boston; Harold Hurwich, Brighton; Ed Beals, Needhanx; Dave Gropman, Boston; Walter Luby, Shrewsbury; Russell Mawsley, Holyoke; Alec Pechilis, Ipswich; Sid Warlburst, Boston; Frank Fendell, Brookline; T. J. Byrne, Wellesley; Jim Geraco, Boston; Gerald Gandberg, Marblehead; Henry La vine, Milton; A1 Sharpe, Portland, Me.; George Bean, Brunswick, Me.; Ed DeWolf, Springfield; Stanley Caldwell, Thompsonville, Conn.; Joe Falconi, Norwich, Conn.; Walter Have You Been Actively

Lucia, Greenfield; Manny Andelman, Cambridge, and Stan Cokas, Lynn. . . . Big turnout of phono and record people at Patti Page’s Blinstrub opening Monday night, June 3. . . . Amby Hughes, fox-mer Souvenir recording artist, Industry has signed a personal management pact with Hal Kirlis and bx-eak-in dates Engaged In The are now being played in the New England area by the vocalist. For Ten Years? years or more, If you have been actively engaged in the industry for ten Co-Operation-Theme of CIAA Meet but not yet 20 years, you are now eligible to become an "Alternate Member" of the "20 Year Club". As an "Alternate Member" you enjoy all the privileges of the "20 Year Club" and will automatically be CHICAGO—Sam Greenberg, presi- the more than 45 opex-ators who were transferred into the "20 Year Club" on reaching your 20th year in the dent of Chicago Independent Amuse- present at the meeting. industry. If you are eligible for membership as an "Alternate Member" ment Association, emphasized the inx- All agx-eed that a strong CIAA, "20 Club" fill out the application and mail today! pox’tance of cooperation among mem- together with united action, has of the Year bers at this past week’s meeting in brought about a greater feeling of (PLEASE PRINT) the Pine Room of the Congress Hotel, security for the future. June 4. One operator suggested a plan he one ENTERED THE INDUSTRY “It is due to the cooperation of had been using for some time that MONTH DAY YEAR operator with other members of our would enable each operator to pay association”, Greenberg stated, “that licenses promptly when dxxe without BORN we are so solidlv building up a better- too much financial hax-dship. (MONTH—DAY—YEAR) for all of us. industry Dave Brody, treasxxrer of the or- speeded up the handling “We have ganization, stated the association NAME IN FULL the office so that every of calls to numbered 95 paid up active inenxbers. matter can be taken care of the very Three new members were present FIRM NAME same day”, Greenberg reported, add- at this meeting-. These men declared ing, “especially those involving solicit- themselves to be lxiost favox-ably im- 'CLUB' MAIL ing of locatioixs. ADDRESS FOR pressed with the intelligent approach “When every operator cooperates to the operators’ problems, as well with fellow members in moving games CITY ZONE STATE as the spirit of cooperation among into new locations, each is assured the membership. of a secure future for himself and a MAIL TODAY TO: better industry for all.” At the conclusion of the lxxeeting, Open discussion of problems caus- refreshments were served thx-u the THE CASH BOX' "20 YEAR CLUB'' ing loss of revenue or locations, and courtesy of Charles Pieri of Monarch methods of solving these problems in Coin and Fred Minter of Gateway 32 WEST RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO 1, ILLINOIS a friendly manner were px-esented to Distributing.

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hibit Delivers “Tru-Bowler” d 20 Foot Lengths Meeting Dates

type shuffle games manufactured since 1953 into a 16-foot or 20-foot ball bowler. Music Operators’ Associations Lewis stated that location tests resulted in top collections and that cash box returns help up indefinitely. “Tru-Bowler” comes with 4% inch, two pound balls made of Brunswick June 10—Tri-County Juke Box Operators’ Association mineralite. This is the same material Place: Elum Music Offices, Massillon, Ohio used for genuine bowling balls. The 4% inch duck pin ball will take 11—California Music Merchants’ Association a hook or spin without skidding, ac- Place: Fresno Hotel, Fresno, Calif. cording to Lewis. 12- “On king-size bowlers”, Lewis said, 11 Massachusetts Music Guild “the larger size ball is time to the Western feel of a regular bowling alley. Play- Place: DeMarco’s Restaurant, West Springfield, Mass. ers prefer it to the smaller size because of its substantial feel and be- 12 California Music Merchants’ Association cause they can control the throw.” Place: Bakersfield Inn, Highway 99, Bakersfield, Calif.

Lewis also pointed out that “Tru- i Bowler” retains all the features and —New York State Operators Guild play appeal of the original shuffle Palatine Hotel, Y. SAM LEWIS game, but adds extra thrills and ex- Place: Newburgh, N. citement of the long-alley bowler and CHICAGO — Sam Lewis, president larger size ball. 13 California Music Merchants’ Association of Exhibit Supply Company, an- “Operators who want economy and Place: U. S. Grant Hotel, San Diego, Calif. nounced this past week that the firm bigger collections”, Lewis declared, is delivering to its distributors two “need only go over to their nearest 13—Eastern Massachusetts Music Operators’ Association sizes of the new bowling game con- Exhibit distributor, play a game or Place: Beaconsfield Hotel, Boston, Mass. version unit, “Tru-Bowler”. two on ‘Tru-Bowler’, and convince With “Tru-Bowler”, operators can themselves immediately that this 17—Wisconsin Music Merchants’ Assn. convert any make or model of puck- game is the answer.” Place: Beaumont Hotel, Green Bay, Wise. (12:00 Noon) SALESMEN 17—Westchester Operators’ Guild, Inc. Leading Coin Machine manufacturer offers excellent opportunity for capable, experienced Place: American Legion Hall, 57 Mitchell Place, White salesmen contacting distributors and operators. Plains, N. Y. Unlimited possibilities; car essential. Give full details regarding yourself first letter. Our sales force knows of this advertisement. 19 Automatic Equipment and Coin Machine Owners’ Assn. Box #403, The Cash Box, 32 W. Randolph St., Chicago, III. Inc., Indiana Place: Room 24, 550 Broadway, Gary, Ind.

Sim 20 Eastern Ohio Phonograph Operators’ Association 5-BALL Place: 4104 Rush Boulevard, Youngstown 12, Ohio LIKE MAGIC! EXHIBIT’S GAMES (Executive Board) Amazing Sensation GOTTLIEB Gladiator $295 i TRU-BOWLER Easy Aces 215 20—Phonograph Merchants’ Association, Cleveland, Ohio Sluggin' Champ 190 Place: Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio (Executive actually transforms your old shuffle Daisy May 155 it Shindig 120 bowling games into gorgeous new Board) Guys & Dolls 95 If BOWLING ALLEYS! Skill Pool 75 Chinatown 75 24—Central States Music Guild TWO SIZES: 20 Feet and 16 Feet Spot Bowler 75 I WILLIAMS Place: 805 Main Street, Peoria, HI. TRU-BOWLER is the only long bowling alley which uses Genuine Perky 310 | Brunswick Mineralite Duck-Pin Bowling Balls! Weight of Balls, Hot Diggety 295 II 27 Virginia ' Race The Clock 210 —West Music Operators’ Association 2% lbs.; Size of Balls, 4 2 diameter. Hooks and Bowling Grand Champion 90 i! . Action Truly like Real Place: McLure Hotel, Wheeling, W. Va., 6:00 P.M. _ _ .. . — . — Silver Skates 80 FIRST Has It— FIRST! B

Disc Jockey . 75 Exclusive EXHIBIT Gun Club 75 m Distributors for CHICAGO COIN 28, 29—3rd Annual State Convention of W. Va. Music Ops Illinois— Indiana Blondie 295

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1 750 W. NORTH AVE. CHICAGO 22, ILLINOIS • Dickens 2-0500 it 1 —United Music Operators of Michigan Place: Fort Wayne Hotel, Detroit, Mich. IMPORTERS 1 4—Phonograph Merchants’ Association, Cleveland, Ohio YOU SHOULD BE DOING BUSINESS WITH TRIMOUNT Place: Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio (General) 4—California Music Merchants’ Association America’s Foremost Exporters of Reconditioned Coin-Operated Equipment Place: Sacramento Hotel, Sacramento, Calif. s Trimount has New England's largest stock of used Phonographs, 5 Balls and Arcade Equipment. 4 Eastern Operators’ Association * All equipment is guaranteed mechanically and electrically perfect Ohio Phonograph all has been completely reconditioned. Place: 4104 Rush Blvd., Youngstown 12, Ohio (General) p Trimount has one of the country's largest parts departments with thousands of parts in stock for immediate delivery. 5 North Carolina Automatic Music Assn. * Trimount has a large Service Department completely staffed with highly trained technicians. Place: Cape Fear Hotel, Wilmington, N. C. 5 Export Shipping Department specially packs equipment to insure delivery in perfect condition. 20, 21 —Music Guild of Nebraska NEW r ARTS INFORMATION CATALOG NOW AVAILABLE- Place: Clark Hotel, Hastings, Neb. SEND FOR YOUR COPY.

Exclusive Gottlieb, Williams, Seeburg, Genco and International Mutoscope Distributors Remember IN NEW ENGLAND Attention: Operators’ Associations IT’S TRIMQUNT!

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When Singapore Distribs Visit U. S You Enter CHICAGO—On the first leg of what ROSEN Gives You will become a worldwide tour of the industry, Ng Lian Chin, director of REAL Buys! Hup Hup, Ltd., Singapore, is visiting The Cash Box here meeting with leading manufacturers and distribs and studying Amer- AMI ican coinbiz methods. ( f 1 fit Mr. Chin is the AMI distributor in Model A Singapore. He advised that the juke box business in the Federation of lift 20 YEAR CLUB” ! Converted to Malay is growing all the time. Also j YOU ARB GETTING FULL RECOGNITION FOR stated that competition has become L jgSjy 45 R.P.M. THE 20 YEARS OR MORE YOU HAVE GIVEN very keen in Singapore itself. TO THE COIN MACHINE INDUSTRY. IT IS The coin used in juke boxes in $109.50 TO YOUR COMPLETE ADVANTAGE TO JOIN Singapore and thruout the Federation I 111 \\ The Cash Box "20 YEAR CLUB" TODAYII of Malay is the Singapore dime. Dime Includes Crating play is standard thruout this city of F.O.B. Philadelphia IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP IN The Cash Box YEAR CLUB" vmmm over one million people. Commissions FILL OUT THIS APPUCATION AND MAIL TODAY. paid to locations go no higher than 1/3 With Order. Bolance’ C.O.D. 30%. Locations are all on long term WIRE • PHONE • WRITE contracts. Mr. Send For Complete Lists Bill Gersh Chin will continue on from Chi- cago to New York and then over to THE CASH BOX Europe. D V I D R O SEN 32 W. Randolph Street When offered the address of The A Cash Box’ London offices, Mr. Chin Exclusive AMI Disf. co. Po. Chicago 1, III. said, “Oh, this is not at all necessary. 855 N. BROAD STREET, PHILA. 23, PA I carry ‘The Cash Box’ with me wher- PHONE—STEVENSON 2-2903 Dear Bill: ever I travel.”

Please enter my name os a member and send me a barship cord. SANDY MOORE .. . Offers Operators . . 9 have been connected with the Coin Machine Industry for 20 A ONE-STOP SERVICE years or more, starting: Year Month for Date of Birth EVERY POSSIBLE NEED NAME RECORDS — NEW and USED MACHINES — PARTS — PREMIUMS • WE SHIP ALL OVER THE WORLD • FIRM Complete Your Shopping ALL AT ONE TIME AT ONE PLACE. Anything You Want—WE HAVE ON HAND ADDRESS

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IN The KEENEY THE BOWLING FIELD! Through Coin Chute EASTERN FLASHES

On Tuesday night, June 4, The Cash Box staff went up to the Holiday Inn, Scarsdale, N. Y., and joined in the festivities, celebrating the 6th annual dinner-dance of the Westchester Operators Guild. As is the case each year, members of the organization and their guests had a most enjoyable evening. A fine meal (which could have been served a little earlier as most guests went right from their businesses directly to the Inn, and were pretty hungry but the quality of the food made up for the delay); a top notch dance band; entertainment by recording artists; and, best of all, the conviviality which always results when good fellows get together. The Guild is also to be con- gratulated on its souvenir journal, which keeps increasing in size each year. There’s always a lot of hard work put into these affairs, and Carl Pavesi, president, introduced the committee men who put the dinner over in a big way this year: Seymour Poliak, general chairman; Meyer Budinoff, entertainment; Jimmy Smith, souvenir journal; Edward Goldberg, seating arrangements; and Lou Tartaglia, treasurer. Malcolm Wein, attorney for the organization, once again performed his competent assignment as toastmaster, introducing guests. Wein, also, acting for the membership, presented president Carl Pavesi with a Government Bond in appreciation for his continual efforts in behalf of the organization; and presented Mrs. Pavesi with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Irv (Kempy) Kempner acted as MC, introducing the recording artists. * Among the out-of-town guests at the Westchester banquet were: Art Garvey, Bally Mfg., Chicago; A1 Warren, Genco Mfg., Chicago; Jimmy Tol- isano, pres. Connecticut State Assn.; Tommy Greco, Glasco, N. Y.; Gertrude Browne, Beacon, N. Y.; and Tony Catanese, Suffern, N. Y. Representing J. P. Seeburg was Jack Gordon. On hand for AMI was Artie Daddis. The distribs had large delegations: A1 Simon, Albert Simon, Inc.; Atlantic N. Y. group headed by Meyer Parkoff; Runyon Sales execs on hand were Barney (Shugy) Sugerman and Abe Green; Young Distributing represented by Joe Young, and Abe Lipsky. Harry Rosen, Atlantic Penna., Phila. on hand, as was Oscar

Parkoff of Atlantic New Jersey, Newark. . . . Barney and Mollie Sugerman had quite a day. In the afternoon they attended the graduation exercises for son Nate, who received his Masters degree from Columbia. Then at the banquet, Myron, a student at Bucknell, stepped up to the stage and carried on a duet with recording artist Cathy Carr. ... A large group, representing the Music Operators of New York, headed by A1 Denver, president and Sidney Levine, attorney, joined the festivities. Among those we noted were “Senator”

A1 Bodkin, Ben Chieofsky, Doc Shapiro, Jack Ehrlich, and Max Weiss. . . .

Representing the games assn, were Eli Kasper and Teddy Blatt, attorney. . . . Joe Fishman, R & Y Novelties, Newark, N. J., who never misses a party if

he can help it, came in. . . . Dave Lowy and his Sylvia, as usual, had a good time. We listened on a secret conversation between Sylvia Lowy and Gertrude Browne, who were trying to figure an angle to run off on a cruise to the

Carribean, leaving the menfolk at home. . . . Teddy (Champ) Seidel, with June 16 approaching, is quite excited about the upcoming marriage of his

daughter Barbara to George Gottheimer. . . . John Van Wyck, Nyack Slate ‘Clean Machines Earn More Co. and his associate had a good time at the banquet. . . . Jack Wilson, New- burgh, N. Y., gets around with the hedp of a crutch—had an infection. Money,” Alvin As we’ve devoted so much space to the Westchester banquet, our coinrow Says Gottlieb . . notes will be slightly limited this issue. . Action continues good with the

wholesalers, and ops report a slight increase in collections. . . . Harry and Hymie Koeppel, Koeppel Distributing, exceptionally happy over the acquisi- “Manufacturers life tests have tion of their new quarters. While not completely organized as yet, the brothers shortly. Harry Lila, the way, their proven that regular cleaning extends hope to be set and by celebrated 24th anniversary on Tues., June 4. . . . Hank Peteet, Wurlitzer service engineer, the useful life of machines consider- supervised service school sessions on Long Island the entire week. Hank ably and when trade-in time comes would have liked to attend the Westchester affair, but he had to pick up his around, this means more ‘cold cash’ mother-in-law, who was arriving Tues. night from the West Coast to spend value. a month’s vacation at his home. He’s looking forward to attending the W. Va. Music Ops two day shindig in Wheeling, W. Va. on June 28 and 29. “The intent of the clean machine program is to publicize far and wide the great benefits operators will realize by the expenditure of just a little Through The effort at regular intervals,” reported Alvin Gottlieb. “A brief reminder that ‘clean ma- Coin Chute chines earn more money’ now appears on both sides of the cash box in all machines now being shipped by D. UPPER MID-WEST MUSINGS Gottlieb & Company,” Alvin Gottlieb advised. Mrs. J. C. Webber spent last week going through the Mayo Clinic at Roch- ester, Minn. Joe Webber and his son Denny have been baching- it and will be ALVIN GOTTLIEB happy when Mrs. Webber comes home. . . . Art Berg of Fairmont, Minn., has also been baching it for the past three weeks, as Mrs. Berg has been in Mil- CHICAGO—The above statement waukee with her son and daughter-in-law. The young Bergs are expecting jiitiates a program by D. Gottlieb the stork any now. . . & Walter Watling day . Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Joe Totzke of Fair- fompany, this city, to promote clean mont, Minn. Their daughter graduated High School Monday, May 27th. puipment in all locations. Mr. and Mrs. Totzke attended the exercises, and were very thrilled. . . . Mrs. One of the basic fundamentals of Henry Krueger, of Fairfax, Minn., at home now and feeling fit as a fiddle. successful Dies amusement . . machine is . Bob Kovanen of Moose Lake, Minn., and Gordon Runberg of Denham, pleasing and attractive appearance,” Minn., in Mpls for the day picking up supplies. . . . Jack Lowrie, of the H tated Alvin Gottlieb. CHICAGO — Walter Watling, Novelty Co., Lake City, Minn., in Mpls picking up his records and other sup- “A great deal of effort is put forth plies. . . . brother of John Watling, died at Stan Woznak, Little Falls, Minn., in Mpls on a short trip, spent jt the design and manufacturing levels Memorial Day at his summer home fishing and . Veterans Hospital just relaxing. . . Ted Lawn create on Tuesday, f> the element of visual ap- and Dave May 28. He was 55 years old. Chapman of the Cedar Lake Music Co., Mpls, took last Wednesday eal. The effect should make a direct Walter was working as super- off to go up to Lake Mille Lacs and spent the day fishing for walleye. Their lonnection between the player’s eyes whole day’s intendent of the machine shop at work amounted to two fish. . . . Sam Segal, head of the book- 'jnd his pocket, wherein lie the coins Watling Manufacturing Company keeping department at Lieberman Music Co. back on the job again after N hope he will place in the coin spending several days at up to the time he became ill. home with the German measles. Caught it from hute,” he continued. Walter was well known to coin- his children. ... Vera Foster, for fifteen years managing the One Stop Record brief I “A inspection of the routes of men here, and is reported to have Department at the Acme Music Co., Mpls, retired last Friday, May 31. Vera he top operators in the country shows started in the business when he plans to take it easy from now on and may help out just a day or two when hey too recognize this ‘eye to pocket’ was a youngster. He was a veteran necessary. . . . J. Allen Redding of La Crosse, Wise., in Mpis for the day Connection by the clean and neat ap- of World War I. making the rounds. . . . Fran Befarra of the Delmo Novelty Co., Hibbing pearance of all their equipment. Minn., m Mpls on a quick trip to pick up a few parts and other supplies. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY”

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llll 4 PLAYER • 5 BALL NOVELTY with Bonus Scores, Number Match cocd seems to have extended buying- activity far beyond what the • .A and HIGH SCORES industry normally enjoys before summer sets in. Distribs here report satisfy- ing- surge of biz this past week as resort areas demand OPERATE more games for biggest crop of vacationers ever expected. WILLIAMS Adding to sudden boom is heavy export shipments from HI-HAND 5 BALL NOVELTY firms fortunate enough to have the scarce games and phonos being ordered by overseas buyers. . . . Herb Jones back at piled-high desk from Caribbean cruise with wife Sera. “They certainly do everything to make life pleasant”, says Herb, then adds: “Which is also what Ballygames do for people everywhere”. . . . June 9-16 is “Let’s Play Golf Week.” Which mm? -"^i reminds of Bill DeSelm’s description of i United’s Wed. aft Twilight , w, Golf League: “We’re whackin’, If mk J hackin’ and handicappin’ ”. Joe “Hot Coil” Kus up in 4242 W. FILLMORE ST. CHICAGO 24, ILL. m.,-. United’s “Klondike” plant says cool weather never bothers , DON MOLONEY him. Claims he always find ways to keep warm. “Big Swede” Hellstrom, punch press foreman, took advantage of long Memorial Day week end to pack wrenches, tools and stuff for thawing out the plumbing in his north country estate in Munsing, Mich. Johnny Casola, A1 Thoelke and Bob Bever covering the south east and north this past week. Jack (Jock MacNic) Mitnick telling prospective United Music distribs that they’ll all receive consideration as soon as production is further advanced and present /commitments taken care of. Gail Gyrsh, 15, looked lovely and thrilled on her confirmation day, Sunday, WANTED! June 2. Bill and Cissie Gersh, outdid themselves at their open house in honor of Gail. Over 200 guests joined the Gershes on this happy UNITED CAPITOL — CLIPPER — LIGHTNING occasion. . . . Bill O’Donnell, according to Nicky, got that — MARS — healthy, ruddy look from playing tennis all morning. . . . MERCURY ACE Paul and Rosemary Huebsch enjoying the variety of foods — — SPEEDY as much as the conversation. . . . Art and Kaye Weinand Lave three of the best-behaved kids we ever saw. Includ- GOTTLIEB AND WILLIAMS '55, '56, '57 MODELS ing 7 yr. old George, who walked around with two chunks of watermelon in his bulging cheeks imitating a camel. - • Sadie Mitnick telling one and all how friendly are the folks she’s met since moving CASH WAITING! to Chi. . . . “Why waste film?” queried Carol Johnson, “That’s my own husband

I’m . kissing!” . . John Frantz advises his firm getting 'wK&fi PHONE! WIRE! WRITE! letters of credit and shipping orders for scales this past 0 week from European countries. BILL DeSELM Proudest papa of the week is Les Rieck of Rock-Ola COIN MACHINE W newspaper clippings of ^- son Charles “Chuck” Rieck, who was one ofnf 200,0009nnnm high school seniors selected by schools thruout the country to corn- EXCHANGE 6 1 scholarship tests. Chuck was one of Til et V approximately 700 students to be 1012-14 awaided full 4-year MILWAUKEE AVE„ CHICAGO 22, ILL. Phone: EVERGLADE 4-2600 scholarship to school of his choice bv National Merit Scholarship Foundation. He chose Notre Dame, with full approval from ... Judging from dad Kurt Kluever’s brown crown, he has the best garden entire in his neighborhood. Kurt confining his outdoor activities and different type to gardening due of virus, claimed the doc. In the meantime, southern-stvle to last years broken ankle. Ed Ristau covering salesman eastern cities this pas/week. Vd Allbntten phones in orders from Tenn. for Garvey on blzt quick shipments 'of east > advising that UP Bally kiddie rides exceptionally Bowl-O-Rama . And Roy McGinnis ;v.factive continues working on faster production and the new pool table getting good reception. of games ... Joe Kline, Wally and venders. . . . Forthcoming Finke and Sam Kolber blessed event seems to have Don of First happily advise the firm swamped with Moloney on such pins and needles all orders that his golf game is not quite down to week for arcade equipment to northern states. “Resort pai\ Don claims he spots expect great- s playing under handicap of not knowing whether stork est com machines play ever this is flying over his house summer”, declares Joe while he tries to sink a putt or hook one onto the Brother Fred Kline’s autographed cast on green. his leg now Don very distracted because his wife savs it’s looks like the Who’s anv Who of midwest coin ops. minute while the doc predicts 4 to 7 weeks yet. . . . Sam Ed Levin at ChiCoin reports battery of Stern back at three “Com- Williams after traveling far and - mando Machine Guns” fast thin in Washington Park, Mich. Citv out Europe. “There’ll be some news for The Cash Box Ind. always has continual line waiting to get up to shoot.’ soon as I clean up accumulated detail work”, says Battery of Sam! 10, he advises • also being installed in River- • • ^ ince Shay at All-State telling how proud view Park here. he is of Sam Wolberg takes off for short rest \ mce, Jr., soph at Oak Park H.S., because as Sam Gensburg the boy came comes back from Fla. with dusky tan thru with. highest scholastic rating in history. . . . Exhibit’s plus extra energy for production Sam details. Mort Secore Lewis calling on eastern distribs this past week and ® al be wadln around in Okla. highly enthused and . Tex. . about V° 8 . Ralph “Tru-Bowler.” Sheffield hopped into car last Frank weekend with Ruth and Fabiano, Buchanan, Mich., insists he’s not ready Roger to visit his dad in Cleve. and Ruth’s to retire yet. But ED LEVIN mother in when he comes in on buying trips he Akron. Avron Gensburg in the busy Genco plant working bungs along 15 yr. old son. Frankie, Jr. “Frankie away at one thing LES RIECK °-oes out and another. While A1 Warren on trip on the route already”, smiles Frank, “and thruout east. Ted Rubenstein and he’s catching E. Bye of ° n • Marvel report phono replace- fast- .- • Overheard mention .. , „ . that Eddie Holstein opt ment plastics and pool supplies being shipped to Puerto musician, did fine job of playing Rico, Canada and all at Southmoor C. C. for Joe Filitti of Black- over the U. S. . Over at Empire, Joe stone Music, Robbins calling every possible recently. . . . Abe Gibron, new phono op or source in Michigan Citv was games needed for export orders. Jack Burns pounding guard on All-Pro Football Team from 1949-56. pavements in 1ft . . . Leo Kaner. Mic-h. this week. CPA for Dusty Hohbein reported building up a fine MOA, who spoke on ops problems at one following among of the meetings, asserts that flip the ops hereabouts. . . . Atlas Eddie and Maurie Ginsburg, most important thmg in costs is depreciation. Nate FeinsteiiT . . . Congratulations to Harold Schwartz and Bill Phillips said to and Mrs. Sam Greenberg Mr be having an interesting and and to their son, Jeffrey on his Bar Mitzvah tlme as they get themselves at the reoriented in games biz Thev’re 8 Hea,d tha * ov “ 200 »«“-<«> all back in action with bowlers and pool tables.” fSiThoSK jeTey: ^ te and Sol Gottlieb attended elaborate HAPPY n wedding in K.C., Mo., June BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK TO: A1 LaPorter. 9, of distrib Han-y Silverberg s daughter. Alvin Gottlieb sticks to Ottawa, Ont., Canada. . . ^velop the plant . Frank Cannon, Americus, Ga. P firm s Cleaner Games Campaign”, stating, “The only H thing . . . Dwight (Duke) Luker, Miami, Fla. that has the same value whether clean or dirty is . . . Cecil B. money.” . . . Joel Stern too busy Miller, nil last week to Winchester, Ind. . . . H. D. do something about pesky wisdom tooth. Took the combined Warwick, Knoxville, advice of Tenn. . . Len Micon and Fred Skor to get Joel to the . William D. Sheffield, Odessa. dentist, who had to pull Tex. . . . W. C. dig and stitch. Joel had to take Monday off to recuperate. Johnson, Soon Rawlins, . as he can talk’ Wyo. . . R. L. Brown, Covington, Va. he’ll be selling games again for World Wide .... Bally’s Phil Weinber- in . . . A1 Gilbert, New York, N. Y. . . . Albert Texas taking loads of orders for “Show-Time” and “Bowl- Simon, New York, N. Y. . . . Charles ing Lanes”. Calling ’em in to Bill O’Donnell for faster B. Martin, Chickasha, Okla. deliveries. . . . Raymond Learned that Charles E. Lonsway, Warren, . (Little Jimmy) 0. . . Robert E. Friend. Johnson of Globe is doing very constructive Bucyrus, . work as Red O. . . Clinton E. Holden, Hartford, Conn. Cross “Disaster Representative” for City of Chi. Once a INI ill. Julius oh Chicago, 111. . . . Lewis B. Anderson. Denver. week, Jimmy goes on 24-hour duty, available for fires, Colo. . . . Albert A. Clavir, Toronto, windstorms, floods and other disasters. Jimmy is on the Ont., Canada. spot in these Anthony Dorsek, emergencies to help clothe and house people Chicago, 111. ... Sol M. Silverstein, Balti- who have been driven from their homes. “What I’d more, Md. . . . Elmer like H. Weatherwax. Schenectady, N. Y. to see”, he says, “is other coinmen all over the country . . . Samuel H. Taran, Miami, Fla. . . . Dave Engel, doing similar good work. It’s the very best kind of public Miami, Fla - E ‘ ‘ Gri H **s » Columbia, Tenn relations”. Clarence Ivvnion. St. Louis Mo Getting- the . . . William Downing, Fresno, cold shoulder is one thing, Cal. . . . E. but why go H. Stockham, Bloomingdaie, Mich'. all-out ? Paul Huebsch advises that John Conroe had to . . . K. h. raylor, Lincoln, Neb. HERB JONES stay home the past week with a “frozen” shoulder. 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NEW YORK—During the past of your friendly neighborhood tavern month several stories and editorials continues all year round. For today’s have appeared in The Cash Box point- tavern—just like the cheerful inn of ing out the program devised by the the past—is one of the friendliest breweries in cooperation with the tav- places in town, always ready to serve erns thruout the nation publicizing you.” “May Is National Tavern Month”. The puupose of this promotion, of RUNYON course, is to bring added patrons into Easy Parking Soon For SALES COMPANY taverns. It was suggested by the The Cash Box that operators take ad- N. Y. Coinrow Visitors

Factory Representatives for: vantage of the enormous amount of capitalize on AMI, Inc., Bally Manufacturing Co., money being spent, to NEW YORK — New York whole- the “May Is National Tavern Month” salers along coinrow have been J. H. Keeney & Co., Permo, Inc. program to improve their collections plagued parking with the problem of NEWARK, N.Y. — “One week of 593 10th Aye., New York 18, N. Y., LO 4-1880 in all coin operated equipment. a of years. that the for number Now each year during the month of June, 221 Frelinghuyscn Avc:, Newark 8, N.J., Bl 3-8777 A further step to assist business entire West side of 10th Avenue, be- the city of Newark, N.Y. plays host Lo 231 Windsor St., Hartford, Conn., JA 7-4470 in taverns is under way by one of tween 44th and 45th Street has been thousands of visitors” says Johnny New York’s breweries in an effort to torn down, and a large parking site Bilotta, Bilotta Distributing Company, bring patrons into these locations will soon be available, these whole- this city, “who come to our ‘Festival thruout the year. Lieberman Brewer- salers look forward to increased num- Remember of Roses’. ies, producers of Rheingold’s beer, bers visiting operators. of “Among the many visitors, we en- carried a full page ad on the back understand a plan is being We tertain those rose-loving coinmen who page of The New York Times, Friday, worked out whereby the wholesalers come along. This year, the Festival is June which was headlined: “The on coinrow will all join in to absorb *** 7, being held from June 16 thru June Invitation Is Good All Year Round!” the parking fees so as to make free 29, and we invite our coin machine it's A photograph taking up 90% of this parking available to their customers. visit to this great full page showed a friendly tavern “With this plan in action”, said one friends to pay a owner standing outside his tavern, of coinrow’s distributors, “not only showing, and we will make it our busi- shaking hands with a smiling, well will we be able to offer free parking all our *)nte fuuxti&*uil Scott @o. ness to personally entertain dressed woman, while talking with to our customers, but the site is so SCOTT CROSSE COMPANY friends, as well as direct their activi- situated, right in 1423 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia 30, Pa. similarly well dressed, happy man. conveniently the Rlttenhouse 6-7.712 Reading matter underneath the head- midst of all firms, that operators ties.” Branch: 819*821 Lackawanna Ave., Scranton, Pa. ing- of the ad read: “Though National shouldn’t hesitate a moment to visit Bilotta, by the way, is quite a rose Tavern Month is over—the hospitality us for their needs.” fancier himself.

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Bally Vend App’ts Murray Belgian Mfr. Visits MOA Meet A. B. T. RIFLE SPORT 3 and 6 Gun Models CHICAGO—Fred Mills, Jr., sales manager Bally Vending Corporation, this city, announced the appointment of Alexander T. Murray in the capacity of sales representative. Murray will cover the States of Michigan and Ohio. In announcing the appointment, Mills said: “This is another progres- sive step in the Bally Vending program to acquaint all operators with the first machine in its line, the Bally Beverage Vender. We are glad to have A1 Murray in our organization.” Murray’s experience in the vending field is quite extensive, having been associated with Mills Industries, Coan, and Vendolater Manufacturing Com- pany.

Pace Aristo Scale Dunis To Show Beverage Vender Kicker & Catcher A.B.T. G uesser Scale PORTLAND, ORE.—Dunis Distrib- A.B.T. Challenger uting Company will make simultane- • ous showings of the Bally Beverage CHICAGO—Roger Delmotte, president of Les Usines de Callanelle, Hainaut, Manufacture and Sales Vender at its showrooms in this city Belgium, manufacturers of the Aramith billiard balls, had an opportunity to and in Seattle on Friday and Satur- see how its American distributor, Nyack Slate Company, Nyack, N. Y., con- J. F. FRANTZ MFG. CO. day, June 14 and 15. ducted its business when he visited at the recent MOA Convention held at 1940 W. LAKE STREET, CHICAGO 12, ILL. Fred Mills, Jr. and Bob Breither the Morrison Hotel. (Tel.: TAylor 9-2399) will be at the showings, representing Pictured herewith is John R. Van Wyck (left), president of Nyack Slate 0 Full Line of Parts at all times. We Re- pair and Recondition all A.B.T. equipment. Bally Vending Corporation. Company, at the firm’s exhibit booth, in action, as Roger Delmotte watches. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—l!\TERI\AT10I\ALEY” www.americanradiohistory.com — — —

’ nr*? 1 Page 76 June 15, 1957 i he Cash Box mmm CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION WANT — Used Bingo games recondi- WANT — Used Gottlieb and Williams FOR SALE — Seeburg “A” ’s (78’s), tioned or not, also Seeburgs M100A, 5 Ball Pins. High prices paid for $175; Jumbo, $275; ABC, $275; agen- UNion M100B. Are also interested in Model 1954 on. Call collect— Rockets, $65; Victory, $55; Mystic, cies for new games for Belgium and 3.8574 UNion 3-8627. H. BETTI — Triple Strike, Luxembourg. Airmail offers includ- 6 SONS, 1706 MANHATTAN AVE., $90; $110; Flash ing seaworthy packing f.a.s. New Bowler, $70; Williams Four Bagger, —Phonograph records made be- UNION CITY, N. J. WANT— York and catalogues to: ETS. SONI- Dealers or juke box $285; Used Pool Tables. Valley fore 1940. BEL, 30, AVE. PORT, BRUS- highest prices. DU Bally Williams, $50; Bally Space slock. I will pay the SELS, BELGIUM. — Some labels wanted are Brunswick, WANT—Used 45 Records not over 6 Ship, $195; Bally Boat, $195; New Gennett, Mele- Voealion, Paramount, Keeney Coffee Machine, Write. SCHNEIDER, 109 months old. I pay 13^ and the ione. JACOB S. WANT Broadways, Night Clubs, Pa- YORK, N. Y. — freight. No Blues. H. BAUER, 4224 Package Deal. Gold Cup, CC 10th WEST 83rd ST., NEW -rades, Big Shows and Key Wests. 7-9147). 99th ILL. Frame, $100; United Star, 6 for (Tel.? TRafalgar Highest cash prices paid in the Mid- W. PLACE, OAKLAWN, — dle West. T & L DISTRIBUTING (Tel.: GArden 4-9485). $100. Wire—Write or Phone HE CO., 1663 CENTRAL PARKWAY, 1-7577. 1/3 Deposit Required on WANT 12 ft. American Bank Shuf- CINCINNATI 14, OHIO (Tel.: MAin Each Order. We are exclusive fac- 22 Ft. Rock-Ola Shuffle- 1-8751). ffleboards; WANT—Any quantity of Chicago Coin tory distributors for Bally—Williams boards; Targettes; Derby Rolls; Ski Bowls, Genco Official Skill Balls, Roek-Ola. Boxes. Write or wire. STATE — LAKE CITY AMUSE- Jake Genco DeLuxe 6-player Skill Balls; CO., 1531 BROAD- MENT CO., 4533 PAYNE AVENUE, AMUSEMENT WANT—To Report Baritone Michael Williams Roll-A-Balls. Must be new, 2, WASH. (Tel.: Great Russ (Tel.: WAY, TACOMA Anthony Sings Four in original crate. Contact Our De- CLEVELAND, OHIO HE 2282). Ballads, including FUlton Colombo “You troit Office For Best Results. Cash 1-7577). Call It Madness” and “Time On My Waiting MILLER-NEWMARK DIS- Hands”. Post Card for Free Michael TRIBUTING CO., 42 FAIRBANKS WANT .— Rock-Ola 120 Wall Boxes Anthony Sample Record. H. R. C. STREET, N.W., GRAND RAPIDS 2, FOR SALE Hi-Speed and 1438 Comets. H & H MUSIC 2145 — Super Fast ENTERPRISES, HOLLY- MICH. (Tel.: GL 606807). AND DISTRIBUTING, 1626 THIRD WOOD WAY, BURBANK, CALIF. Shuffle Board wax. 24 one-pound AVE., MOLINE, ILL. (Tel.: cans per case, $8.50 f.o.b. Dallas, 4-6703). Texas. Sold on money back guar- WANT—Latest model music machines. WANT—To Buy. Wurlitzer 1500A antee. Distributor for D. Gottlieb, 1550A—1600—1650; All Late Gott- Quote price in first letter. KOEPPEL ChiCoin, J. H. Keeney. STATE MU- Beauty; lieb All WANT—Miami Beach; Beach 5 Balls ; Kinds Bally Bin- DISTRIBUTING CO., 607 TENTH Nite Club; Parade; Big gos Muto. Drive yourself Drive- SIC DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 3100 Broadway; ; AVE., NEW YORK 36, N. Y. (Tel.: Show; Key West. JJ PARKER CO., mobile. CLEVELAND COIN MA- MAIN ST., DALLAS, TEXAS. LOngacre 3-3343). 1308 SO. MAIN ST., LAS VEGAS, CHINE EXCHANGE, INC., 2029 NEVADA (Tel.: DUdley 4-6086). PROSPECT, CLEVELAND, OHIO. (Tel.; Tower 1-6715). FOR SALE—Bingos in quantities. In stock. Big Shows; Double Headers, surplus records FOR used or SALE WANT—Your Round The World Trainers WANT— Parades, Night Clubs, Broadways, all speeds. 45’s our specialty. We Drivemobile*, Other Arcade Equip* buy all year round and pay top ment. Quote lowest price and con- Miami Beach, Big Times. GLOBE FOR SALE United and Chicago Coin prices. No lot too large or too small. dition. DONAN DIST. CO., 5007 — DISTRIBUTING CO., 1623 N. Shuffles, 10th Frame and later mod- No more than 10% blues. We pay N. KEDZIE AVE., CHICAGO 25, els; Wurlitzer 1500’s, 1400’e, CALIFORNIA AVE., CHICAGO 47, freight. BEACON SHOPS, 821 NO. ILL. (Tel.: JU 8-5211). MAIN STREET, PROVIDENCE, 1250’s, 1015’s; all type Bingos; ILL. (Tel.: ARmitage 6-0780-81). Coon Hunt, as is or shopped. CAN- R. I. (Tel.: UNion 1-7500). YON STATES DIST. CO., 301 E. WANT Late model Shooting Gal- — 7th, TUCSON, ARIZONA. (Tel.: 3- leries; Round World Trainers; Drive FOR SALE—All types of used Pool 8688 ). Tables, jumbo and regular. Also Late Model 2 Player Pins, Big Mobiles; other late arcade machines. WANT— late Shuffle Alleys. Will trade for other late models, State condition and lowest price first Time, Broadways, AMI Jukes or Seeburg. Special price will trade 6 slightly used letter. ECONOMY SUPPLY CO., 577 cash or on ultra modern speaker and Baffle 10c Pop Corn Venders, TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. FOR SALE 1 Post War Photomat. Popperette — (8 inch speaker), $7.50. GATEWAY Shuffleboard Electric (Tel.: CHickering 4-8628). Will trade for Bingos or Phono- 4 Wall type DISTRIBUTING CO., 3622 W. Scoreboards. PACIFIC KIDDIE graphs. LIEBERMAN MUSIC CO., NORTH AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL. CO., 1212 S. TACOMA 257 PLYMOUTH AVE., NO., MIN- RIDE DIST. (Tel.: Dickens 2-1214). AVE., TACOMA, WASH. (Tel.: MA WANT—Literature on any type of NEAPOLIS, MINN. (Tel.: FEderal 2317). coin machine — Merchandising, 9-0031). Amusement, Skill, Rides, Music — anything that takes a coin for any FOR SALE — The best buy in used purpose. WITHAM ENTERPRISES Bally Bingo Games. Just buy one WANT—AMI 80, 120, 200 selection AND ASSOCIATES. 20-22 CUN- FOR SALE—Bally Back Glass for the and you will see why you pay a units, Phono- Wall Boxes, Hideaway NINGHAM AVE., GLENS FALLS, older machines. Right price. TO- little more and be glad yon did. graphs. Late 2 Player Pinball*. Write N. Y. LEDO COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, Your money back if not completely stating condition, number and best 814 SUMMIT, TOLEDO, OHIO satisfied. 1/3 deposit with all or- cash price. ST. THOMAS COIN (Tel.: CH 3-4005). ders. Write or call: A I,LAN SALES, SALES LTD., ST. THOMAS, ONT., INC., 937 MARKET ST., WHEEL^ For export: 25 Wurlitzer CANADA (Tel.: 2648). WANT — ING, W. VA. (Tel.: CEdar 2-7600). 1600’s at $225 ea.; 25 Wurlitzer — 1400’s at $125 ea. Will trade against FOR SALE — Used machines of all Call, other equipment, or pay cash. models, as is or shopped and ready American 12 ft. Re- WANT—Used write, wire. YOUNG DISTRIBUT- for location. AUTOMATIC MUSIC FOR SALE—New modern wall speak- Boards also overhead bound Shuffle ING, INC., 575 11th AVE., NEW DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 900 NORTH ers, $11.95 ea.; C.C. Band Box units for same. Please advise best (used), sel.) Wall YORK 36, N. Y. (Tel.: CHickering WESTERN, OKLAHOMA CITY 6, $95; 5206 (48 price. WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS, Boxes, sel. 4-5050). OKLA. (Tel.: FOrest 5-3456). $29.50; Seeburg 100 3126 ELLIOTT AVE., SEATTLE, Wall Boxes, $49.50. BILOTTA WASH. (Tel.: GArfield 3585). DIST. CO., 224 N. MAIN STREET, WANT — Attention Everyone in the NEWARK, N. Y. (Tel.: NEwark Coin Business. We want Arcade FOR SALE—Music and Game Route 598). in Booming WANT—45 RPM Records, new or Equipment and All the Bally and with Bingos, Located Area. Excellent used. No quantity to© large or small. United Bingos you have. Plenty of Texas Industrial Return for ’56 and ’57 is even bet- Highest price* paid. Write stating $$$$$$ waiting. Don’t Write or Wire FOR SALE—Guns: Genco’s State Fair; 4-4415. ter. $35,000—One-Half Cash with quantity on hand. TONY GALGANO, but call ns collect—LOcust Exhibit’s Sportland Shooting Gal- GALGANO DIST. CO., 4142 W. BELGIAN AMUSEMENT CO., 334 Excellent Reference. P. O. BOX lery. Bingos: United’s Pixie, Singa- ARMITAGE, CHICAGO 39, ILL. NORTH BROAD ST., PHILADEL- 2051, FT. WORTH 1, TEXAS. Tel.: (Dickens 2-7060). PHIA, PA. pore and Cabana. SALINA MUSIC

- AND AMUSEMENT CO., 121 7th, FOR SALE—Records ! ! ! 5^ over whole- NORTH SALINA, KANSAS. WANT—Used records, 45’s or 78’s. WANT—Used Bally Bingos; Gottlieb sale, and label. Free title strips. All types—Pop, Hillbilly, Blues. We and Williams Pins; Guns and Phono- Quick service. New accounts, token graphs. complete list. Highest buy year round, any quantity. We Send deposit with order. We also pur- FOR SALE—United Hawaiis, $45; Chi- prices paid. Representatives of Wur- records now unused can provide shipping cartons if chase surplus cago Coin Tournament Ski-Bowls needed. Write or phone. JALEN liter and Gottlieb Games. GABE onlv. RAYMAR SALES CO., 170-21 (Like New), $395; Blondie (Like AMUSEMENT CO., INC., 14 E. 21st FORMAN OR SANDY MOORE, JAMAICA AVE., JAMAICA 32, N. Y. STREET, BALTIMORE 18, MD. YOUNG DISTRIBUTING L. I. (Tel.: OLympia 8-4012, 4013). New), $250. J. ROSENFELD CO., (Tel.: BElmont 5-2881). CORP., 240 E. MERRICK RD., 4701 WASHINGTON BLVD., ST. FREEPORT, L, I. LOUIS 8, MISSOURI (Tel.: FOrest FOR SALE — ChiCoin Flash Bowler, 7-6730). WANT—Will Pay $$$$$$$$$ Cash. WANT—Used Records. High prices $100; ChiCoin Playtime, $100; Entire Inventory, Large Operators, paid for 78’s and 45’s. No quantity United Chief, $75; United Official, Distributors. Please send complete too large or too small. We buy brand $25; 1 ChiCoin Band Box Speaker, FOR SALE—One Double Header, like list Bally, United Bingos, Guns, Ar- Late Bally Bingos. new LP’s (33-1/3 RPM) in quantity. $75. WANT— new, A-l condition, $475. LEWIS & cade, Music, Shuffle. REDD DIST. Write or phone. FIDELITY DIS- AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT CO., FOLLETT MUSIC CO., CO., INC., 298 LINCOLN STREET, TRIBUTORS, 666 10th AVE., NEW INC., 1000 PENNSYLVANIA ST., SOUTH ALLSTON. MASS. (Tel.: ALgonquin YORK 36, N. Y. (Tel.: JUdson EVANSVILLE 8, IND. (Tel.: HA 180 HOWARD ST., SPOKANE 4, 4-4040). 6-4568). 3-4508). WASH. (Tel.: MA 8585).

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FOR SALE All makes and models re- FOR SALE — Bally Variety, $105; FOR SALE—Flag Ship, $295; Mara- FOR SALE — Special. Bally: Key — Wests, $515; Big Shows, $465; AMI; Seeburg; Miami Beach, $195; Broadway, thon, $250; Score Board, $225; conditioned phonos: Jumbo Bowler, $245. United: Pool Balls-A-Poppin’, Classy Bowl- Wurlitzer. All makes of games: $345; Night Club, $395; Big Show, $295; Alleys, Brand New, $89.50. Wil- Bally; United; Chicago Coin; $495; Key West, $545; United er, $225; Diamond Lil, $115; Re- liams: Regattas, $95; Gottlieb: Keeney, etc. Exhibit Ringer Balls; Tropics, $45; Nevada, $65; Manhat- gatta, $120; Big Ben, $100; Quar- Slugging Champs, $145. Interna- tional Mutoscope: Voice-O-Graph, Shuffle Alleys; Arcade Equipment: tan, $115; Pixie, $185; Stardust, tette, $50; Lovely Lucy, $50; Saddle $225. NEW ORLEANS NOVELTY Turfs, $165. All games are near Pins and Bingos. RUNYON SALES $245; Games, Inc., Gunsmoke, & CO., 115 MAGAZINE ST., NEW CO., 593 10th AVE., NEW YORK, $365; Skeet Shoot (Write or call). new. CROWN NOVELTY CO., INC., ORLEANS, LA. (Tel.: CAnal 5306). Y. (Tel.: LOngacre 4-1880). Completely reconditioned. Guaran- 920 HOWARD AVENUE, NEW OR- N. teed. MICKEY ANDERSON, 314 LEANS, LA. (Tel.: CAnal 7137). EAST 11th ST., ERIE, PA. (Tel.: FOR SALE—All types used AMI, Wur- 5-7549) litzer and Seeburg equipment. Clean 1438 120 Selec- FOR SALE—Model FOR SALE Lowest prices Thunder- and shopped or as is. Factory Dis- tion 45 RPM Roek-Ola “Comet” ea.; Hol- tributor for Seeburg. DICKSON bolts, Lightnings, $229.50 Phonographs, $465; Model 1546 FOR SALE—Millions of extra coins W. lywood Bowlers, $269.50; Chicago clean machines. Rock-Ola DISTRIBUTING CO., 631 are taken from 120 Selection Chrome Coin Super Home Run, $179.50; “Clean Right With LemoniteJ’ CALIFORNIA, OKLAHOMA CITY, Wall Boxes, $50; AMI Model E120, Bingos, Pool Tables, trade for Kid- Southern Amusement Co., Canipe OKLA. (Tel.: REgent 6-3691). $425; Wurlitzer Wall Boxes: Model Amusement Co., Memphis, Tenn., die Rides, Arcade Equipment or $12.50; Use and Sell Lemonite. Try Lemon- 3020, $7.50; Model 4820, write beat cash offer. Ready for loca- Cleaner. $15. DIS- ite Electric Contact GRACO Model 4851, O’CONNOR tion. ALLIED DISTRIBUTING CO., R.F.D. BOX 403, SALES CO., 1, TRIBUTORS, INC., 2320 WEST FOR SALE—Large stock of Bingos, 786 MILWAUKEE AVE., CHICAGO, ARLINGTON, TENN. VA. (Tel.: MAIN, RICHMOND 20, Shuffle Alleys, Pool Games; Phono- ILL. (Tel.: CAnal 6-0293-4-5). 84-3264). graphs. If we don't have what you want, we will make an honest effort FOR SALE—Export Buyers Attention! to get it. Distributors for United, In-Line Games, $35 & up; Pool FOR SALE — New and Used Phono- Exhibit, Rock-Ola and Williams. FOR SALE — Or Trade for Kiddie Tables, $50 & up; Pin Games, $25 graphs, 5 Balls, Bingos, Shuffle Al- Write for jobber’s discount. DAN Rides: Genco State Fair, $295; & up; Music, $75 & op; Kiddie leys and Arcade Equipment. Dis- STEWART CO., 140 EAST 2nd Genco Davy Crockett, S225; United Rides, $100 & np. ASSOCIATED tributors for AMI, United, Williams SOUTH, SALT LAKE CITY 11, DeLuxe Bonus Gun, $200; United AMUSEMENTS, INC., 8 RUCG and Auto-Photo. CENTRAL DIS- 2-2475). UTAH. (Tel.: DAvis Pirate Gun, $325; Williams Polar ROAD, ALLSTON 34, MASS. (Tel.: TRIBUTORS, 2315 OLIVE ST., ST. Hunt, $200; Williams Sidewalk STadium 2-4010). LOUIS, MO. (Tel.: Main 1-3511) Engineer, $100; Chicago Coin Steam or 2805 MAIN ST., KANSAS CITY, Six Pocket Pool FOR SALE — New Shovel, $135; Chicago Coin Twin MO. (Tel.: IlArrison 1-4747). Table, 41x74". Write. 1st Grade Hockey, $185; Genco Hi-Flv Base- of FOR SALE—We have a large stock 48" Sticks, $1.69 ea.; $18 doz.; Cue ball, $200. RELIABLE COIN MA- reconditioned Five Balls, Shuffle Rubber, Quality Rails with Live CHINE CO., 184 WINDSOR ST., Games and Bingo. Write for list. FOR SALE—Seeburg V-200, $749.50; 3" Cloth, 32x48", $11.95 set; Mar- (Tel.: CHapel Seeburg R, $649.50; Seeburg C, HARTFORD, CONN. WESTERHAUS CORP., 3726 KES- belized Rubber Balls, $1.49 ea. $469.50; Seeburg B, $349.50; Wur- 9-6556). SEN AVE., CINCINNATI, OHIO. CHAMPION DIST. CO., 3833 W. litzer 2000, $895; Wurlitzer 1900, (Tel.: MOntana 1-500). DIVISION ST., CHICAGO, ILL. $795; Wurlitzer 1800, $695; Wur- (Tel.: ALbany 2-3272). litzer 1650, $325. UNITED DIS- FOR SALE King Arthur, $35; Twen- FOR SALE—Comco—Extended Range TRIBUTORS, INC., P.O. BOX — Speakers and Baffles. Quantity at ty Grand, $55; Disc Jockey, $75; 1995, 920 W. SECOND ST., Like New, prices. Engineered for heavy FOR SALE—AMI F 120, Slam, Four Comers, modest (Tel.: Grand $85; WICHITA 12, KANSAS. • $545; AMI A, $49.50; AMI C, $95; duty use. Satisfaction guaranteed or Queen, Gaycty, 4-6111-4-3504). Wurlitzer Wurlitzer $85; Gypsy $185; will be refunded. Finished in HO 1800, $765; money $119.50; Miami Beach, $235. Make Limed Oak, Natural or Mahogany. 1700, $645; 4851 Wurlitzer Wall Boxes, Like New, $12.50; Telequiz, offer Bright Lights, Bright Spots, Packed two to a carton, $11.95 ea. on Oxygen Machine, Like New, COVEN MUSIC CORP., 3181-3 FOR SALE Surf Rider, $235; Star- $65; S-4-5’s, Long Beach, Circus, Stars. — $95; Shuffleboards: United Im- ELSTON AVE., CHICAGO 18, ILL. fire, $254; Stardust, $225; Wonder- WANT—Big Times. NOBRO NOV- perial, $65; United Banner, $135; (Tel.: INdependence 3-2210). land, $135; Peter Pan, $125; Thun- ST., SAN United Leader, $100; United Rain- ELTY CO., 142 DORE derbird, $75; Smoke Signal, $145; bow, Chicago Coin Triple FRANQSCO, CALIF. (Tel.: MA Snafu, $135; Hot Diggity, $225; $95; Score, $45; Seeburg C, $475; See- 1-5438). AMI Race The Clock, $125. All in stock. FOR SALE—AMI F-120, $675; GLOBE AUTOMATIC VENDING burg B, $395; Seeburg Wall Boxes, Seeburg, M100C, $545; $45. Large stock of Five-Balls and E-80, $400; CO., 291 WATER ST., QUINCY 69, Bingo Machines. LEW JONES DIS- Seeburg M100G, $695; Wurlitzer, MASS. (Tel.: MAyflower 9-0010). TRIBUTING CO., 1301 N. CAPI- 1700, $575; Wurlitzer, 1800, $695. TOL AVE., INDIANAPOLIS 2, IND. FOR SALE — 3 Keeney Speedlanes, MONROE COIN MACHINE EX- (Tel.: MElrose 5-1593). Williams 4 Bagger, Chicken Sam Rifle, Shuffle Bowlers, CHANGE, INC., 2423 PAYNE AVE., FOR SALE— $350; Genco Champion Baseball, $250; Guns. Also Pool Tables——all makes CLEVELAND 14, OHIO (Tel.: Su- Hi Fly Baseball, $275; State Fair and models. For best bays, write or perior 1-4600). Gun, $350; Rifle Gallery, $150; SALE Williams, United and FOR — call: HY POLO AMUSEMENTS, Keeney Sportsman, $175; Mara- Chicago Coin Electric Front Pool INC., 1969 W. WILSON AVE,, CHI- thon, $275; Easy Aces, $195; Tables, $50 ea. Write. PENNSYL- ILL. (TeL: LOngbeach Exporters and Whole- Hawaiian Beauty, $105. UNIVER- CAGO 40, FOR SALE — VANIA VENDING CORP., 1826 E. salers, Attention. We have 30 V-200 SITY COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, 1-3378). Seeburg Phonographs For Immedi- 858 N. HIGH ST., COLUMBUS 8, CARSON ST., PITTSBURGH 3, PA. ate Delivery. Wire Best Offer. SHEL- OHIO. (Tel.: AXminster 4-3529). DON SALES, INC., 881 MAIN ST., BUFFALO, N. Y. (Tel.: Lincoln FOR SALE — Complete line of used FOR SALE—18 foot Rock-Ola Shuffle 9106). FOR SALE)—Bowling Alley Conversion, Phonographs, Shuffle Games, Ciga- Board $149.50; Shuffle Board game “Do It Yourself” Kit, Ball Lift, Ball rette Machines and various types of wax (12 cans) $3.50; Fast wax case Return. Rollovers, Rubber Balls, all other games and equipment. Low- Seeburg, Write; 12 cans) $4.50; Pucks (set of 8) FOR SALE — 200 Fast F,asy Installation. Send for pic- AMI Model A’s No broken plastics, est prices. Best merchandise. One $12; Fluorescent Lights pair $22.50; ture. 8 Foot Game, $169.50; SVj $75; Seeburg 20 Selection Boxes letter, wire or phone call will con- Adjusters $18.50. PURVE1 OR DIS- changed over 10c, 3 for 25c; $10; Foot Game, $174.50. Prompt ship- vince you. We are factory repre- TRIBUTING CO., 4322 N. WEST- Wurlitzer Two Vendor ment made. Send 1/3 deposit, bal- 3020, $5; sentatives for United, Williams, Coin Changers, $65; 1717 Rock- ERN, CHICAGO 18, ILL. (Tel.: ance COD. WEST SIDE DIST., 612 Bally, DeGrenier Ola Steppers, $30; Gold Star, $145; and Genco. TARAN JUniper 8-1814). TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. Stage Coach, $155; Gypsy Queen, DISTRIBUTING, INC., 3401 N.W. (Tel.: Circle 6-8464). $165. II & H MUSIC AND DIS- 36th ST., MIAMI 42, FLA. (Tel.: TRIBUTING, 1626 THIRD AVE., NEwton 5-2531). MOLINE, ILL. (Tel.: 4-6703). FOR SALE—America’s finest recon- FOR SALE — Slate Top Pool Table ditioned phonographs and music Replacement, any size holes wher- FOR SALE—Reconditioned, Guaran- accessories. Every one of our recon- FOR SALE—Muto-Scope K.O. Champ, ever you want them, % in. Genuine teed, Wurlitzer 24 Record Hideaway ditioned machines guaranteed beau- $350; Williams DeLuxe B. B., $100; Slate, Best Cloth and Large Lively Cellar Units, complete with Packard tiful condition regardless of price. King Of Swat, $275; Rock and Roll, Bumpers. Lowest Price. Ball for Adaptors, price $80. Wallboxes, Tell us what you need. Get our $85; Gladiator, $265; Marathon, Bumper Games, 2V6 In. Size, Red or clean, $6; Wurlitzer 1080’s $75. prices before you buy. ANGOTT $285; Broadway, $325; Nite Club, White, 50

www.americanradiohistory.com 1 The Cash Box Page 78 June 15 , 957 THE CASH BOX CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION FOR SALE—Bally Big Time, $175; FOR SALE—Keeney’s DeLuxe Chal- United Team Shuffle Alley, $50; lenge Bowler, $265; United’s Triple “The Industry’s Market Place” Imperial Shuffle Alley, $40; Seeburg Play, $150; United’s Pixie, $150. 147M Phono., $40. AUTOMATIC All machines reconditioned and in PUBLISHES MORE CLASSIFIED ADS EACH WEEK MUSIC CO., 703 MAIN STREET, good working order. NASTASI DIS- BRIDGEPORT, OHIO (Tel.: NE TRIBUTING CO., 912 POYDRAS THAN ALL OTHER MAGAZINES IN THIS INDUSTRY 5-1443). ST., NEW ORLEANS 12, LA. (Tel.; MA 6386). PUBLISH IN A MONTH — PROVING THAT THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY RECOGNIZES THE CASH BOX' FOR SALE — Rio, $35; Tahiti, $25; Tropics, $25; Chicago Coin Six CLASSIFIED AD SECTION AS "THE INDUSTRY'S Player Super Match Bowler, $45. " Terms—One-Third Deposit, Balance MISCELLANEOUS MARKET PLACE Sight Draft. GENERAL DISTRIBU- TING CO., 1609 ORLEANS AVE., NEW ORLEANS, LA. (Tel.: Tulane NOTICE)—It’s your business to KNOW "He CHECK OFF 6729). THE FACTS! How can operator- cooperatives affect you? How can WANT FOB SALE WHICH YOU DESIRE yon get your locations’ cooperation? How can “10c Play Plus’’ help you? FOR SALE—100 Telequiz, with film. What percentage of the nation’s Reconditioned, refinished, ready for juke boxes feature 10c play? What CLASSIFIED AD RATE 10 CENTS PER WORD location. 5c or 10c play. Special percentage of U. S. amusements price, $99.50. Write for quantity feature 10c play? All this and more Count every word including all words in firm name. Numbers in address count as appeared in The Cash Box. In addi- one word. Minimum ad accepted $1.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL prices and list of other equipment. tion to “The Cash Box Price Lists” ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is not enclosed with order SALES, 5216 N. your classified ad will be held for following Issue pending receipt of your check or cash. G O R LECLAIRE which, for over 18 years since their AVE., CHICAGO, ILL. (Tel.: AVe- inception, have been internationally Notice to 52x Special Classified advertisers. You are entitled to a classified ad nue 3-6818). recognized and officially accepted in each week's Issue containing no more than 40 words, which includes your firm name, The Cash Box is the publication that address and telephone number. All words over 40 will be charged to you at the regular conceived the idea for MOA (Music per word. Please count words carefully. rate of 10c Operators of America). The Cash FOR SALE — Wurlitzer 2000, $900; Box originated and has constantly ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLOSES WEDNESDAY NOON AT Wurlitzer 1900, $825; Seeburg crusaded for: “National Public Re- THE CASH BOX, 1721 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. lations Bureau,” “Dime Play,” “Na- M-100A, $225 ; United Handicaps, tional Credit Bureau,” “National used, $435. WANT—All 45 rpm Board of Trade,” “National School phonographs, especially Seeburg B’s, for Mechanics,” “2-Minute Record- C’s, R’s, G’s, and J’s. NATIONAL ings,” “E]qualized Record Tone Use This Convenient Form For NOVELTY CO., 640 W. MERRICK Level.” The Cash Box’ “Quarterly Export Edition” has won world wide ROAD, VALLEY STREAM, L. I., recognition and international ac- Classified : Your Ad N. Y. (Tel. LOcust 1-6770 and claim. The Cash Box Annual Ency- 6771). clopaedic Edition plus its Anniver- HIRE sary Issue is accepted as “TheYear START Book of the Industry.” When you send $15 fora full year’s (52 weeks) FOR SALE Reconditioned Seeburg — subscription to The Cash Box (jnst 100 Selection WaII-0-Matic6, Model about two bits a week) you are get- 3W1, Chrome Covers, New Selection ting what has been acclaimed by all Buttons, New Aluminum Instruction as: “The BIBLE of the Industry.” 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 BLVD., E., SYRACUSE 3, N. Y.

NOTICE—Diversification with no in- FOR SALE—Seeburg MI00A, $225; vestment! Our program has already M100C, $575; M100G, $760; proven itself to leading operators. M100W, $760; M100R, $800; 3W1 Make hundreds of dollars each week

Chrome, $55; Wurlitzer 1800, i with our “Especially made for the $750; 1900, Write, AMI D80, $300; ‘profit’ trade merchandising ap- 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).

NOTICE—That idea you have can be- FOR SALE — “Arcade Equipment.” come a new coin operated device. Genco Quarterback, $200; Genco Contact Bob Young for Development State Fair, $395; Seeburg Shoot and Engineering advice. BOB The Spook, Exhibit Rifle Gal- $75; YOUNG’S SERVICE, 3427 BEN lery, $125. W. B. DISTRIBUTORS, LOMOND PL., LOS ANGELES 27, INC., 1012 MARKET ST., ST. LOUIS CALIF. (Tel.: NO 2-3254). 1, MO. (Tel.: CEntral 9292) FIRM.

FOR SALE — United: Derby Roll, NOTICE—Attention Operators: It pays ADDRESS $135; Fifth Inning, $150. Bally: Gold Medal and Blue Ribbons, $175 to diversify yonr source of income! Place each; Baseballs — Super Slugger, Latex, Comb, Ball Point Pen machines CITY ZONE STATE $225. MOHAWK SKILL GAMES and others in your pres- CO., 67 SWAGGERTOWN ROAD, ent or new locations. Write for free catalog. NATIONAL SANITARY TELEPHONE NUMBER SCHENECTADY 2, N. Y. (Tel.: SALES, INC., FRanklin 7-2162). 6640 N. WESTERN, DEPT. CB, CHICAGO 45, ILL. ENCLOSE YOUR CHECK—AIRMAIL TO: FOR SALE—14 and 11 foot Bowler Parts Specials; Back glass protector, NOTICE—Louisiana & Southern Mis- $11.95 ea. Plexiglas Pin Panel pro- sissippi Operators. Your authorized tector, 12}4”x23", ea. $5.95 Non- Rock-Ola Distributor is HUEY DIS- THE scuff rubber balls, 3", CASH BOX $1.95 ea. TRIBUTING CO. Write, wire or WICO CORP, 2913 N. PULASKI phone. 3760 AIRLINE HIGHWAY, 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 9, N. Y. RD., CHICAGO 41, ILL. (Tel.: NEW ORLEANS 20, LA. (Tel.: MUlberry 5-3000). VErnon 5-7976).

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(PHONOGRAPHS—Continued) THIS WEEK’S USED MACHINE QUOTATIONS 4. 1426, ’47, 20 Sel, 78 1* V200, ’55. 200 Sel, 45 RPM 35.00 65.00 RPM 695.00 895.00

4. 1428, ’48, Magic-Glo, 20 4. W1-L56 Wall Box 5c . . 3.00 5.00 18th YEAR OF PUBLICATION Sel., 78 RPM 35.00 75.00 4. 3W2 Wall-a-Matic 3.00 5.00 4. 1432, ’50, Rocket ’50-51, 4. W4L-56 5.00 10.00 50 Sel., 78 RPM 75.00 100.00 4. 3W5-L56 Wall Box 5c, 923rd CONSECUTIVE WEEK’S ISSUE 4. 1432, Same as above 10, 25c 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, less 5.00 10.00 50 Sel, 78 RPM ... 120.00 180.00 4. 3W7-L-56 5.00 12.00 How To Use “The Cash Box Price Lists” 4. 1434, Same as above, 4* 3W1 Wall-a-Matic 40.00 60.00 [Also known as the “C. M. I. (Coin Machine Industry) BLUE BOOK”] Converted to 45 RPM 135.00 190.00 FOREWORD: Many times, wide differences appear in the quotation of high 4. 1436, ’52, Fireball, 120 WURLITZER and low prices of certain equipment. Like any true reporter “The Cash Box Sel, 45 RPM 145.00 275.00 4. 1436A, ’53, Fireball, 120 Price Lists” can only feature the market prices as they are quoted. “The Cash 4. 1015, ’46, 24 Sel, 78 Sel, 45 RPM 165.00 295.00 Box Price Lists” act exactly the same as the market quotation board at the Stock RPM 25.00 60.00 posting the as quoted for the past week, regardless of 4. 1438, ’54, Comet, 120 Exchange— prices they are 4. 1017, ’46, 24 Sel, 78 Sel, 45 RPM 385.00 465.00 how much they may seem to be out of line. Some prices do not change for RPM 25.00 65.00 4. 1446, ’54, Hi-Fi, 120 Sel, months. “The Cash Box Price Lists,” rather than show no price, retain the last 4. 1080, ’46, 24 Sel, 78 45 RPM 485.00 650.00 known quotations for such equipment so that the subscriber at least has the last RPM 35.00 75.00 4. 1448, ’55, Hi-Fi, 120 Sel, known prices as a basis to work with. Prices may be very widely divergent. 4. 1100, ’47, 24 Sel, 78 45 RPM 600.00 675.00 Someone on the West Coast may feel a certain machine worth $150.00 whereas RPM 65.00 110.00 someone on the East Coast may think it worth but $75.00. Of course, serial, SEEBURG 4. 1217, ’50, Hideaway, 48 appearance, demand, territory, quantity, and condition of equipment must be Sel, 45 or 78 RPxM . 65.00 130.00 4. 146S, ’46, Standard, 20 taken into consideration. (Some equipment offered by outstanding firms, having 4* Sel, 78 RPM 20.00 40.00 1250, ’50, 48 Sel, 45 a reputation for shipping completely reconditioned machines, will be offered or 78 75.00 145.00 4. 146M, ’46, Master with RPM at higher prices than others, due to the added cost of reconditioning.) “The 2* Remote Attach, 20 1400, ’51, 48 Sel, 45 Cash Box Price Lists” reports each quotation exactly as it is made and depends Sel, 78 RPM 20.00 40.00 or 78 RPM 125.00 175.00 on the subscriber to make average price adjustments to fit the peculiarities of 4. ’51, 45 4. 147S, Standard, 20 Sel, 1450, 48 Sel, or his territory. 78 RPM 20.00 50.00 78 RPM 150.00 195.00 METHOD: “The Cash Box Price Lists” should be read as follows: First 4. ’52, 4. 147M, ’47, Master with 1500, 104 Sel, 45 price listed is lowest price quoted for the week; Second price listed is highest Remote Attach, 20 & 78 Intermix 195.00 250.00 price quoted. Sel, 78 RPM 20.00 55.00 2. 1500A, ’53, 104 Sel, 45 & FOREIGN BUYERS: To cover cost of packing, crating, shipping, etc., figure 225.00 285.00 2. 148S, ’48, Standard, 20 78 Intermix an additional $20 to $25 on Pin Games—and $25 to $30 on Phonographs. Sel, 78 RPM 20.00 60.00 4. 1600, ’53, 48 Sel, 45 & Intermix 225.00 325.00 COPE 4. 148M, ’48, Master -with 78 Remote Attach, 20 4. 1650, ’53, 48 Sel, 45 1. Prices UP 5. No quotations Last 2 to 4 Weeks Sel, 78 RPM 20.00 70.00 RPM 250.00 365.00 2. Prices DOWN 6. No quotations 4 Weeks or Longer ’54, 4. 148ML, ’48, Light Cab. 4. 1650A, 48 Sel, 45 or 3. Prices and 7. Machines Just Added UP DOWN Master with Remote 78 RPM 275.00 375.00 4. change from Last Week * Great Activity No Attach, 20 Sel, 78 1* 1700, ’54, 104 Sel, 45 RPM 20.00 75.00 RPM 525.00 695.00 4* M100A, ’49, 100 Sel, 4* 1800, ’55, 104 Sel, 45 78 RPM 175.00 225.00 RPM 595.00 795.00 REGARDING SELLING PRICES 4* M100B, ’51, 100 Sel, 1* 1900, ’56, 104 Sel, 45 45 RPM 345.00 425.00 RPM 725.00 895.00 4. M100BL, ’51, 100 Sel, 1* 2000, ’56, 200 Sel, 45 45 RPM, Light Cab. 385.00 440.00 RPM ...... 825.00 1020.00 IMPORTANT! 1* M100C, ’53, 100 Sel, 4* 3020 Wall Box 4.00 8.00 45 RPM 450.00 575.00 4. 3048 (Conv. of 3020) . . 5.00 8.00 1* 4. 3031 Wall Box 3.00 5.00 Reports received indicate that, in some eases, purchasers become upset due HF100G, ’45, 100 Sel, 4. 3045 Wall Box 4.00 10.00 to the fact that they cannot, many times, buy equipment listed in the lower 45 RPM 545.00 795.00 4* 4820 Wall Box 10.00 20.00 price brackets. Sometimes sellers of machines listed at from $10.00 to $25.00 4* HF100R, ’54, 100 Sel, 10.00 20.00 I 4. 4820 Wall Box ask from $50.00 up to $75.00 and even more for these very same machines. 45 RPM 645.00 800.00 Purchasers of such equipment must realize that machines in the very low priced categories are much worn to be priced at these low figures. To completely - - — = — — - TTTT1c n n— - - - recondition snch machines, the reconditioner must add onto his price the cost F ry= J 5 Z of transportation to obtain these machines, the labor, parts and supplies needed S p 7 1 mSiB V the cost of cartons, s Z 2 ~ - to recondition the machines, plus crates and labor for £ H 7 “ packing and shipping of the machines, in addition to a decent profit which V, r7 in-mi Mq will, in most cases, raise the price of a $10.00 to $20.00 machine to anywhere r from $50.00 to $75.00 and up. In the case of arcade and kiddie ride machines \ PINBALL GAMES j 1 H these may even be higher due to the fact that many of the parts have to be (B) Bally; (CO Chicago made by hand or contracted for at some machinist shop, since manufacturers Manufacturers and date of game’s release listed. Code: Gottlieb; (Ke) Keeney; of many of the old arcade machines and kiddie rides are no longer in business Coin; (Ev) Evans; (Ex) Exhibit; (Ge) Genco; (Got) and it is impossible to obtain parts for reconditioning. Purchasers of such (Un) United; (Wm) Williams. equipment should take these facts into consideration and, at the same time, 4. ABC (Un 3/52) 20.00 40.00 2. Classy BowTer should also realize that many buyers today have their own repair and recon- < Got 7/56) 225.00 250.00 4. Ace High (Got 2/57) 275.00 375.00 ditioning departments as well as experienced mechanics, such buyers will 4. C.O.D. (Wm 9/53) 50.00 90.00 4. Across the Board (Un purchase machines “as is”, at prices quoted by the trade at large, and recondi- 9/52) 20.00 45.00 4. Colors (Wm 11/54) 110.00 150.00 tion the machines themselves to meet their own operating standards. 4. All Star Basketball 4. Coney Island (B 9/52) 20.00 50.00 (Got 1/52) 20.00 30.00 4. Control Towr er 4. Arabian Knights (Wm 3/51) 15.00 25.00 — — — — — _ — — - _ — — — — — — an (Got 12/53) 85.00 125.00 4. Coronation (Got 11/52) 30.00 75.00 — " — - — — — . . 25.00 35.00 d / 4. Arcade (Wm 11/51) 4. County Fair (Un 9/51) 15.00 30.00 J N k - A ..maw. A £ 65.00 7 r 4. Army-Navy (Wm 10/53 35.00 4. Crossroads (Got 5/52) 45.00 70.00 dE : :l ** 5 t 4* Atlantic City (B 5/52) 25.00 60.00 4. Crosswords (B 1/56) 195.00 295.00 — — — — — — - j? L — — — — — — - — 4. Auto Race (Got 9/56) 250.00 295.00 H ItiHlildiMil i 4. Cue Ball (Wm 2/57) . 275.00 300.00 1* Balls-A-Poppin, 4. Cyclone (Got 5/51) 25.00 40.00 LISTED ALPHABETICALLY (B 11/56) 255.00 350.00 4. Daffy Derby (Wm 8/54) 75.00 135.00 2 * Model G-120, ’55, 120 4* Beach Beauty (B 11/55) 275.00 350.00 A M I 4. Daisy May (Got 7/54) 135.00 165.00 Sel, 45 RPM 600.00 795.00 4. Beach Club (B 2/53) . 40.00 60.00 “21” 4* 4. Dealer (Wm 2/54) 35.00 85.00 4* ’46, 40 Sel., Model G-200, ’56, 200 Model A, 4. Beauty (B 11/52) 40.00 70.00 4. Derby Day (Got 5/56) . 175.00 225.00 78 RPM 45.00 125.00 Sel, 45 RPM 690.00 825.00 . 75.00 130.00 4. 5.00 4. Big Ben (Wm 9/54) 4. Model B, ’48, 40 Sel., WM Wall Box 10.00 2. Diamond Lill 2* 78 RPM 75.00 130.00 4. SM or SL Stepper .... 10.00 15.00 Big Show (B 9/56) 475.00 550.00 (Got 12/54) 110.00 150.00 4* ’50, 40 Sel., 4. Hit (CC 7/52) 20.00 35.00 Model C, EVANS Big 4. Disk Jockey (Wm 11/52) 35.00 75.00 78 85.00 140.00 RPM . 4* Big Time (B 1/55) . . 150.00 225.00 4. Domino (Wm 5/52) 25.00 50.00 4* Model D-40, ’51, 40 Sel., 4. Mills Constellation, ’47 2. Blondie (CC 8/56) 245.00 275.00 4. Double Action (Gel/52) 15.00 30.00 78 RPM 145.00 225.00 Model 951, 40 Sel, 4. Brazil 10/56) 350.00 425.00 2* Model D-80, ’51, 80 Sel., 78 RPM 25.00 45.00 (Un 4. Double Feature 45 RPM 275.00 300.00 4. Constellation, ’49, Model 4. Bright Lights (B 5/51) 25.00 45.00 (Got 12/50) 15.00 30.00 2. Model E-40, ’53, 40 Sel., 135, 40 Sel, 78 RPM 65.00 95.00 4. Bright Spot (V 11/51) 35.00 65.00 4* Double Header (B 7/56) 400.00 475.00 45 RPM 290.00 365.00 4. Jubilee, ’52, Model 245, 2* Broadway (B 12/55) . . 320.00 375.00 4. Model E-80, ’53, 40 Sel., 40 Sel, 45 RPM 100.00 150.00 4. Dragonette (Got 6/541 125.00 155.00 4. 3/53) 30.00 70.00 78 RPM 345.00 400.00 4. Century, ’52, Model 2045, Cabana (Un 4. Dude Ranch (B 9/531 50.00 75.00 4* Model E-120, ’53, 120 100 Sel, 45 RPM 200.00 275.00 2. Capri (CC 10/56) .... 165.00 225.00

Sel., 45 RPM . 375.00 495.00 4. Duette (Got 4/551 165.00 195.00 4. Caravan (Un 2/56) . . . 245.00 320.00 2. Model F-80, ’54, 80 Sel., ROCK-OLA 4. Caravan (Wm 6/52) 30.00 55.00 2. Easy Aces (Got 12/551 175.00 215.00 45 RPM 520.00 650.00 6. 1422, ’46, 20 Sel, 78 2* ’54, 4. Chinatown (Got 10/52) 35.00 75.00 Model F-120, 120 RPM 25.00 60.00 4. Eight Ball (Wm 1/52) . 30.00 50.00 Sel., 45 RPM 500.00 675.00 6. 1424. ’46, Playmaster 4. Circus (Un 8/52) 35.00 55.00 4. Fairway (Wm 6/53) 40.00 60.00 4. Model G-80, ’55, 80 Sel., Hideaway, 20 Sel, 78 4. Circus Wagon

45 RPM 525.00 725.00 RPM 30.00 60.00 (Wm 10/55) 185.00 265.00 4. Five Star (Univ 5/51) . 25.00 40.00

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(PINBALL GAMES—Continued) 4. Flying High (Got 2/53) 50.00 80.00 4. Olympics (fm 5/52) 30.00 50.00 (Got 10/54) 135.00 160.00 4. Four Bells 4. Palisades (Wm 7/53) 40.00 65.00

4. Four Corners 4. Palm Beach (B 7/52) . 40.00 70.00 (Wm 12/52) 45.00 85.00 4. Palm Springs (B 11/53) 40.00 80.00

4. Four Horsemen 2. Parade ( B 6/56) 350.00 450.00 (Got 9/50) 20.00 35.00 4. Paratrooper (Wm 8/52) 20.00 40.00 SHUFFLES 4. Peter Pan (Wm 4/55) 125.00 165.00 4. “400” (Upright) 4. Piccadilly (Wm 5/56) . 200.00 285.00 (Ge 10/52) 30.00 50.00 4. Pin Bowler (CC 6/50) . 10.00 20.00 4. Bally Victory Bowler

Stars (Got . 40.00 60.00 4, Four 6/52) 4. Pin Wheel (Got 11/53) 65.00 100.00 (5/54) 55.00 130.00 (11/53) 25.00 65.00 4. Frolics (B 10/52) 40.00 95.00 2* Pixie (Un 10/55) 135.00 185.00 4. Bally Champion 4. Genco Match Pool 4. Frontiersman 4. Play Ball (CC 1/51) 15.00 25.00 Bowler (5/54) 60.00 140.00 (2/54) 50.00 85.00 (Got 11/55) 120.00 185.00 4. Poker Face (Got 9/53) 60.00 95.00 4* Bally Jet Bowler (8/54) 65.00 150.00 4. Gottlieb Bowlette (3/50) 15.00 25.00 4. 4. Quartet (Got 2/52) . . . 45.00 70.00 4. Bally Rocket Bowler Keeney Super DeLuxe 4. Fun House (Wm 10/56) 225.00 275.00 4. Queen of Hearts (8/54) 65.00 160.00 League Bowler (3/52) 25.00 70.00 4. Futurity (B 3/51) .... 20.00 35.00 (Got 12/52) .... 50.00 80.00 4* Bally Mystic Bowler 4. Keeney High Score

2* ( Gay Times B 6/55) 145.00 200.00 4. Quintet (Got 3/53) 45.00 90.00 (12/54) 90.00 175.00 League (5/52) 25.00 75.00

1. 4* 4. . 4* Gayety ( B 3/55) 75.00 120.00 Race The Clock Bally Magic Bowler Keeney Team (10/52) 25.00 80.00

(Wm 5/55) 125.00 210.00 (12/54) 95.00 185.00 4. Keeney Team (10/52) . 25.00 90.00 4. Georgia (Wm 7/50) . . 20.00 30.00 4* 4. Regatta (Wm 11/55) 120.00 175.00 Bally Blue Ribbon 4. Keeney Club (4/53) . . 25.00 90.00 1. Gladiator (Got 1/56) 225.00 295.00 4. Register (Got 10/56) 325.00 375.00 (3/55) 175.00 250.00 4. Keeney Domino (5/53) 30.00 95.00

4. Glamour (Got 7/51) . 10.00 20.00 4* 4. Rio (Un 11/53) . . 35.00 75.00 Bally Gold Medal 4. Keeney Carnival (5/53) 40.00 100.00 4. Globe Trotter 4. Rocket (Ge 5/50) 15.00 25.00 (3/55) 175.00 260.00 4. Keeney Pacemaker (Got 11/51) 20.00 30.00 4. Rockettes (Got 8/50) 20.00 30.00 4. Bally ABC Bowler (9/53) 45.00 100.00 4. 4. Golden Nugget Rodeo (Un 2/53) 35.00 85.00 (7/55) 275.00 365.00 4. Keeney Mainliner (Upright) (Ge 2/53) 35.00 50.00 4. Rose Bowl (Got 10/51) 25.00 45.00 4. DeLuxe model 285.00 375.00 Bowler (1/54) 60.00 150.00

4. Saddle and Turf 4. Bally Congress (7/55) . 365.00 395.00 4. Keeney Bonus Bowler 4. Gold Star (Got 8/54) . . 125.00 160.00 (Ev 10/53) 145.00 195.00 4. DeLuxe model 375.00 400.00 (3/54) 70.00 160.00 1. Grand Champion 4. (Club Model) 160.00 200.00 4. Bally Jumbo Bowler 4. Keeney Diamond 45.00 (Wm 3/53) 90.00 2* Scoreboard (Got 4/56) 225.00 285.00 (9/55) 275.00 425.00 Bowler (5/54) 75.00 165.00 4. Grand Slam (Got 4/53) 40.00 85.00 4. Screamo (Wm 4/54) 50.00 110.00 4. Bally King Pin Bowler 4. Keeney Bikini (6/54) 75.00 170.00 4. 4. 4. Green Pastures Sea Belles (Got 8/56) . 255.00 325.00 (9/55) 275.00 435.00 Keeney Century (6/54) 90.00 185.00 (Got 1/54) 60.00 120.00 4. Sea Jockeys (Wm 11/51) 30.00 50.00 4. ChiCoin 6-Player (8/51) 35.00 65.00 4. Keeney American (9/54) 90.00 195.00 4. Select-A-Card (Got 4/50) 15.00 25.00 4. ChiCoin 6-Player 4. Keeney National (9/54) 90.00 195.00 4. Gun Club (Wm 11/53) 35.00 75.00 1. Shindig (Got 10/53) 55.00 120.00 DeLuxe (5/52) 35.00 65.00 2. Keeney Speedlane

4. Guys-Dolls (Got 5/53) . 30.00 95.00 4. Shoot The Moon 4. ChiCoin Match Bowler (4/55) 75.00 250.00 4. Gypsy Queen (Got 2/55) 135.00 175.00 (Wm 11/51) 30.00 65.00 (6/52) 35.00 65.00 4. United 6-Player Super 4. Handicap (Wm 6/52) 30.00 50.00 4. Show Boat (Un 12/52) 50.00 90.00 4. ChiCoin Bowl-A-Ball (3/52) 20.00 65.00 4. Silver Chest (Upright) (10/52) 35.00 80.00 4. United 4-Player Official 4. Happy Days (Got 7/52) 35.00 60.00 (Ge 4/53) 55.00 85.00 4. ChiCoin Match (5/52) 25.00 50.00 4. Happy-Go-Lucky 1. Silver Skates (Wm2/53) 30.00 80.00 Bowl-A-Ball (11/52) 35.00 80.00 4. United 6-Player Super (Got 3/51) 20.00 30.00 4 Singapore (Un 10/54) 50.00 100.00 4. ChiCoin 10th Frame (7/52) 30.00 60.00 1* Harbor Lites (Got 2/56) 165.00 215.00 1. Skill Pool (Got 8/52) 35.c 0 75.00 Special (12/52) .... 35.00 80.00 4. United 10th Frame 4. 4. ChiCoin . Name Bowler Skyway . Star 35.00 60.00 4. Harvey (Wm 5/51) . . 25.00 40.00 (Wm 8/54) 65.00 135.00 (9/52) 4. Slugfest (Wm 3/52) 25.00 45.00 (1/53) 35.00 85.00 4. United Manhattan 10th 4. Havana (Un 2/54) . 35.00 90.00 1. Sluggin’ Champ 4. ChiCoin 10th Frame Frame (9/52) 35.00 75.00 4. Hawaii (LIN 6/54) 45.00 90.00 (Got 4/55) 150.00 195.00 Double Score Bowler 4. United Manhattan 4. Hawaiian Beauty 4. Smoke Signal (2//53) 35.00 90.00 (9/52) 35.00 85.00 (Got 4/54) 100.00 130.00 (Wm 10/55) 135.00 175.00 4. ChiCoin Crown (4/53) 35.00 100.00 4. United 10th Frame 4. 4. ChiCoin Crown, Giant (10/52) 35.00 85.00 Snafu . Super 4. Hayburner (Wm 6/51) 25.00 50.00 (Wm 12/55) 135.00 185.00

4. Southern Belle Pins (4/53) 40.00 100.00 4. United Cascade (2/53) . 35.00 85.00 4. Hi-Fi (B 6/54) 50.00 95.00 (Got 6/55) 155.00 185.00 4. ChiCoin Triple Score 4. United Clover (2/53) . 35.00 85.00 4. Hit ’N Run (Got 4/52) 30.00 50.00 4. South Seas (Un 5/56) 270.00 365.00 (6/53) 25.00 110.00 4. United Liberty (2/53) . 35.00 85.00

4. . 35.00 85.00 4. Holiday (Ke 12/51) . 25.00 35.00 4. Spark Plugs (Wm 9/51 20.00 30.00 4. ChiCoin Gold Cup United Classic (6/53) 4. United (6/53) 35.00 85.00 4. . Olympic 4. Hong Kong (Wm 9/51) 25.00 35.00 Spitfire (Wm 2/55) . 65.00 125.00 (7/53) 50.00 115.00 4. Spot Lite (B 1/52) 35.00 65.00 4. United Royal (9/53) 35.00 90.00 4. Horsefeathers 4. ChiCoin High Speed 4. Sportsman (Wm 2/52) 20.00 30.00 4* United Imperial (9/53) 40.00 95.00 (Wm 1/52) 20.00 35.00 Crown (7/53) nn 4. Springtime (Ge 3/52) 15.00 30.00 4. DeLuxe model 40.00 100.00 4. Horse Shoe 4. ChiCoin High Speed 4. Stage Coach (Got 11/54 135.00 165.00 4. LTnited Chief (11/53) 40.00 110.00 (Wm 12/51) 15.00 25.00 Triple Score (8/53) 60.00 125.00 2* Stardust (Wm 3/56) 225.00 275.00 4. United Leader (11/53) . 50.00 115.00 4. 4. ChiCoin Advance Hot Diggity (Wm 8/56) 225.00 250.00 4. Star Fire (Wm 1/57) 254.00 285.00 4. DeLuxe model 55.00 115.00 (10/53) 65.00 135.00 4* United 65.00 125.00 4. Ice-Frolics (B 1/54) 40.00 95.00 4. Starlets (Un 12/55) 175.00 235.00 Team (1/54) 4. DeLuxe model 65.00 130.00 4. Star Pool (Wm 10/54) 85.00 150.00 4. ChiCoin King (10/53) 75.00 140.00 4. Jalopy (Wm 8/51) . . . 35.00 70.00 4. United League (1/54). 55.00 135.00 4. Stars (Un 6/52) 30.00 45.00 4. ChiCoin Criss Cross 4. Jockey Club (Got 5/54) 70.00 135.00 4. DeLuxe model 65.00 140.00 4. Starlite (Wm 3/53) 35.00 50.00 Bowler (12/53) .... 14D.UU

4. Jolly Joker 4. . . 85.00 145.00 (Un 11/55) 70.00 120.00 4. Steeple United Ace (5/54) Chase (Un 1/52) 25.00 50.00 2. ChiCoin Super Frame 4. DeLuxe model 85.00 150.00 4. Jubilee (Got 5/55) . 230.00 275.00 2. Struggle Buggies (3/54) 35.00 IbS.OO 4. United Rainbow (5/54) 80.00 160.00 4. Jumping Jacks (LTpright) (Wm 12/53) 40.00 80.00 4. ChiCoin Starlite (5/54) 65.00 160.00 4* United Banner (8/54) 75.00 160.00 (Ge 12/52) 20.00 40.00 4. Sunshine Park (B 12/52) 4. ChiCoin Feature (7/54) 65.00 170.00 4. DeLuxe model 80.00 165.00 2* Key West (B 12/56) 495.00 570.00 25.00 35.00 2. LTnited Shuffle Targette 4. Super Jumbo 4. ChiCoin Holiday (9/54) 95.00 185.00 4. King Pin (CC 12/51) 20.00 40.00 (Got 10/54) 250.00 (8/54) 80.00 165.00 295.00 2* ChiCoin Flash (10/54) /u.uu iyu.uu 4. Knockout (Got 1/51) . 15.00 25.00 4. Super Score (Wm 9/56) 225.00 255.00 2. DeLuxe model 85.00 170.00 4. ChiCoin Playtime 4. Surf (B 4. Lady Luck (Got 9/54) 85.00 150.00 Club 3/54) 37.50 75.00 4. United Speedy (8/54). 70.00 170.00 (10/54) 95.00 200.00 4. Surf Rider (Wm 12/56) 235.00 265.00 4. Lazy “Q” (Wm 2/54) 45.00 100.00 4* Un. 11th Frame (10/54) 70.00 170.00 4. Sweepstakes (Wm 1/52) 50.00 75.00 4. ChiCoin Fireball 4. Leaders (Un 10/51) 25.00 50.00 4. Sweet-Add-A-Line (11/54) 95.00 200.00 4. DeLuxe model 70.00 175.00

4. Lite-A-Line ( Ke 6/52). 35.00 50.00 (Got 7/55) 145.00 185.00 4. ChiCoin Thunderbolt 4. United Comet Targette 4. Long Beach (Wm 7/52) 35.00 55.00 4. Tahiti (Un 8/53) 25.00 75.00 (12/54) 150.00 210.00 (11/54) 95.00 180.00 4. Three Deuces 2. Lovely Lucy (Got 2/54) 50.00 120.00 2* ChiCoin Triple Strike 4. DeLuxe model 95.00 185.00 (Wm 8/55) 165.00 190.00 (2/55) 110.00 225.00 4. United Mercury (12/54) 95.00 185.00 4. Lucky Inning 4. Three Four Five 4. (Wm 5/50) 20.00 ChiCoin Arrow (2/55) . 160.00 225.00 4. DeLuxe model 95.00 190.00 30.00 (Un 6/51) 15.00 25.00 4. Lulu (Wm 12/54) .... 125.00 180.00 4. Thunderbird 4. ChiCoin Criss Cross 4. United Mars (1/55) 115.00 195.00 Targette 4. Mad. Sq. Garden (Wm 5/54) 70.00 125.00 (1/55) .... 35.00 150.00 4. DeLuxe model 120.00 195.00 (Got 6/50) 20.00 30.00 4. Tim-Buc-Tu (Wm 1/56) 140.00 195.00 4. DeLuxe model 50.00 160.00 4* Lin. Lightning (2/55) . 120.00 195.00 4. Times Square 4. Majorettes 4. ChiCoin (Wm 4/52) 20.00 35.00 Bonus Score 4. DeLuxe model 120.00 200.00 (Wm 4/53) 50.00 75.00 4. Manhattan (Un 4/55) 75.00 140.00 (4/55) 175.00 265.00 4. Toreador (Got 6/56) 275.no 320.00 4. LTnited Venus (3/55) 110.00 200.00 4* Marathon 4. ChiCoin Big League (Got 10/55) 250.00 285.00 4. Touchdown (Un 1/52) 20.00 30.00 4. DeLuxe model 110.00 210.00 (5/55) 175.00 270.00 4. Marble Queen 4. Tournament (Got 8/55) 210.00 265.00 4* ChiCoin Hollywood 4. United Clipper (5/55) 125.00 215.00 (Got 8/53) 60.00 95.00 4. Triple Play (Un 8/55) 125.00 175.00 4. DeLuxe model 125.00 220.00 4. Tropicana (Un 1/55) 55.00 (5/55) 175.00 270.00 4. Mermaid (Got 6/51) 20.00 35.00 130.00 4. Tropics 4. Un. Derby Roll (5/55) 135.00 220.00 . 2. (Un 7/53) . . 25.00 65.00 ChiCoin Blinker (8/55) 225.00 275.00

1. Mexico . (Un 3/54) 45.00 100.00 4. Twenty Grand 4. ChiCoin Score-A-Line 4. DeLuxe model 140.00 225.00 4* Miami Beach (B 9/55) 175.00 235.00 (Wm 12/52) 25.00 55.00 (9/55) 4. 235.00 285.00 Un. 5th Inning (6/55) . 125.00 230.00 4. Twin Bill 2. Minstrel Man (Got 1/55) . 120.00 165.00 4. ChiCoin Bowling Team 4. DeLuxe model 140.00 240.00 (Got 3/51) 20.00 40.00 4. Variety (B 9/54) 65.00 135.00 (10/55) 235.00 290.00 4. 4. Watch LTnited Capitol (6/55) . 170.00 250.00 4. My Line Monaco (Un 8/56) . . . 325.00 425.00 4. ChiCoin Miami Shuffle (Got 9/51) 20.00 30.00 4. DeLuxe model 175.00 255.00 4. Mystic Marvel 4. Whizz Kids (10/56) 65.00 195.00 (CC 3/52) 30.00 45.00 4. Un. (Got 3/54) 100.00 145.00 Super Bonus (9/55) 180.00 265.00 4. Wild West (Got 8/51) 30.00 50.00 4. Exhibit Twin Rotation 4. 4. DeLuxe model 195.00 275.00 Nevada (Un 8/54) 30.00 85.00 4. Wishing Well (5/52) 50.00 80.00 2. Niagara (Got 12/51) . 25.00 4. LTn. Top Notch (10/55) 295.00 365.00 45.00 (Got 9/55) 155.00 175.00 4. Genco Shuffle Target 4. Niftv (Wm 12/50) 15.00 25.00 4. Wonderland (Wm 5/55) 125.00 175.00 (7/51) 4. Top Notch Special 295.00 375.00 3* Night Club 20.00 30.00 (B 4/56) . 350.00 425.00 4. Yacht Club (B 6/53) 45.00 80.00 4. Genco 8-Player Re- 4. Un. Regulation (11755) 295.00 385.00 4. “9” Sisters (Wm 1/54) . 50.00 100.00 4. Zingo (Un . . 10/51) 25.00 75.00 bound (9/51) 20.00 35.00 4. DeLuxe model 325.00 390.00

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n T a] ^ 1^1 Q Manufacturers NewEquipment J J > L IX \ A Products listed here are currently in production. Prices are manufacturers’ list k i . / £ t - s \ r A A prices, F.O.B. factory. pSpaNft — — —- — — — —-h ~ — -- --- — - — — — — AMI, INCORPORATED J. H. KEENEY & CO., INC < KIDDIE RIDES H x H-200 Bowl-O-Rama (6 Player i 200-sel. phonograph 4. Bally Champion Horse 300.00 465.00 4. Chicago Coin Super Jet 195.00 345.00 14 Foot H-120 120-sel. phonograph 4. Bally Moon Ride 150.00 295.00 4. Chicago Round The 11 Foot 4* Bally Space Ship 160.00 325.00 World Trainer 350.00 500.00 H-100 100-sel. phonograph True-Score (6 Player) 4* Clown See Saw 125.00 250.00 14 Foot re 5: 4. Bally Speed Boat 195.00 300.00 HAB-200 Selective-play 0 4. Decco Merry-Go-Round. 225.00 325.00 Super Big Tent s. 2* Bert Lane Merry-Go-Rd 275.00 400.00 Hideaway Snack Vender pi 4. Exhibit Big Bronco . . . 250.00 395.00 ^ u‘ 4. Miss Soup Bert Lane America 4. Exhibit Mustang 300.00 395.00 HBB-200 Continuous-play Vender Boat 225.00 350.00 4. Exhibit Space Patrol . . 150.00 295.00 Hideaway DaLuxa Hot Coflee Vender 4. Bert Lane Fire Engine 295.00 400.00 4. Scientific Television . . . 195.00 300.00 DeLuxe Hot Coffee A Hot WQ-200 200-sel. Wallbox Chocolate Combo Vender WQ-120 120-sel. Wallbox Variouj Modal* of above Bargrip Wallbox Bracket / Recessed Ceiling Speaker ROCK-OLA MFG. CORP.

Wall Speaker Model 1455, 200 Sel. Model Corner Speaker 1454, 120 Sel. E Model 1452, 50 Sel. r Model 1450—Playmaster, AUTO-PHOTO CO. C-5! 120 Sel. 4. ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range 500.00 595.00 4. DeLuxe model 160.00 195.00 .° Studio Model “II” $3,245.00 Model 8 4. Air Football 195.00 295.00 4. Keeney Ranger (3/55) . 225.00 250.00 1546, Chrome Wall Box, 260.00 120 Sel. 4. Amus. Boomerang .... 30.00 75.00 4. DeLuxe model (3/55) 235.00 BALLY MFG. CO. 100.00 75.00 Model 1548, 50 Sel. 4. Bally Big Inning . 65.00 4. Lite League 45.00 Wall Box Official Pool $ 395.00 1617—Hi-Fi 4. Bally Heavy Hitter .... 30.00 50.00 4. Mills Panorama Peek Wall Speaker Show-Time 837.00 Model 1906, 2. Bally King Pin 20.00 45.00 (11/54) 175.00 325.00 Remote Volume ABC Bowling Lanes (6 Player) Control 4. Bally Rapid Fire 65.00 100.00 4. Mills Conv. for 10.00 20.00 18 Foot 1,330.00 Model 1927, Remote 4. Bally Undersea Raider. 75.00 125.00 Panoram Peek Volume 65.00 125.00 14 Foot Model 1,245.00 Control with Cancel 4. Capitol Midget Movies. 95.00 195.00 4. Muto. Atomic Bomber. Button 11 Foot Model 1,225.00 4. . 95.00 140.00 4. Champion Hockey .... 45.00 125.00 Mutos. Ace Bombers. 4. Dr. Bike (Kiddie Ride) 835.00 J. P. SEEBURG CORP. 4. ChiCoin Basketball Mutoscope Mobile Model T (without Record Champ 100.00 150.00 (Prewar) 95.00 160.00 KD200 Phonograph Changer) 705.00 4* ChiCoin 4-Player Derby 99.50 150.00 4. Mutos. Fly Saucers . . 90.00 140.00 L100 Phonograph Model T (with Record 4* ChiCoin Goalee 40.00 90.00 4. Mutos. Photo (Pre-War) 125.00 295.00 Changer) D3WA-WaU-0-Matic 200 4. Mutos. Photomatic 755.00 4. ChiCoin Hockey 50.00 75.00 MRVC-Master Remote (DeLuxe) 250.00 325.00 The Champion 4. ChiCoin Midget Skee . 60.00 125.00 Volume (with new all-metal cabinet) 835.00 Control 4. Silver 125.00 200.00 4. ChiCoin Pistol 30.00 95.00 Mutoscope Gloves HFCV2-8-High Fidelity 4* ChiCoin Home Run, 4. Mutoscope Sky Fighter. 60.00 140.00 CHICAGO COIN MACHINE CO. Wall Speaker 4* 6 Player (3/54) .... 85.00 165.00 Mutos. Voice-O-Graph HFCV3-8-High Fidelity Super Bowling League (6 Player) 4* Super model 85.00 175.00 35

4. Seeburg Bear Gun . 75.00 150.00 Team . . 30.00 75.00 Play Bowling Alley 4. Evans Tommy Gun 20 Foot 4* 35.00 75.00 4. Seeburg Chicken Sam 50.00 100.00 (6 Player) Exhibit Dale Gun 16 Foot 4. Seeburg Shoot the Chute 45.00 90.00 4. Exhibit Gun Patrol . 50.00 100.00 11 Foot 4* Six-Pocket Pool $1,240.00 4. Exhibit Jet Gun 50.00 125.00 Seeburg Coon Hunt . . . 85.00 175.00 6 Peek Barrels, with base 14 Foot 1,265.00 4. Set Shot Basketball . 135.00 250.00 . 125.00 4. Exhibit Space Gun 50.00 Nudist Colony (Ant Colony) 18 Foot 1,385.00 4* Telequiz 75.00 100.00 4. Exhibit Pony Express . 70.00 125.00 5 See-A-View Houses Available in 25^ Play, also available 4. Un. Team Hockey 25.00 50.00 4* Exhibit Silver Ballets . 35.00 125.00 Card Vendor, with base in 2 Plays 25

Baseball (2/54) . . 99.50 175.00 Regular Model 4. Genco Sky Rocket Rifle THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER Match Model CO. Gal. (5/55) 215.00 300.00 4. Wms. All Star Baseball Davy Crockett (Rifle Gallery) Model 2100 Phonograph, 200 2* Champion Base- (2/54) 125.00 180.00 Genco Sel. ball (9/55) 165.00 310.00 4. Wms. Big League No List Price Model 2104 Phonograph, 104 4* Genco Quarterback Baseball (2/54) . 125.00 185.00 Authorized for Publication Sel. (10/55) 175.00 315.00 4. Williams Jet Fighter D. GOTTLIEB & CO. Model 2150 Phonograph, 4* Genco Hi-Fly Baseball (10/54) 125.00 225.00 200 Sel. (5/56) 200.00 325.00 4. Williams Safari (2/54) 195.00 295.00 Royal Flush (Single Player, 5-Ball) Model 5210 Wall Box, 4* Genco State Fair Rifle 4. DeLuxe model 200.00 300.00 No List Price 200 Sel„ 3-Wire Gal (6/56) 295.00 395.00 Authorized for Publication o' £ 4. Wms. Polar Hunt (3/55) 200.00 310.00 Model 5207 Wall Box, 4. Jack Rabbit 50.00 75.00 4* Sidew alk Engineer 104 Sel., 0 “c Wms. INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE 3-Wire t-c 4. Jungle Joe 45.00 65.00 100.00 175.00 S' (4/55) COUP. Model 257 Stepper, 104 Sel. 4. Keeney Air Raider ... 65.00 140.00 4* Wms. King Of Swat Model 5115 Hi-Fi Bang-O-Rama . ..$ 325.00 Corner 4. Keeney Sub Gun 70.00 125.00 195.00 275.00 (5/55) Voice-O-Graph, 45-78 RPM Speaker, 4"-5" Matched Cones 4. Keeney Texas Leaguer 20.00 40.00 4* Williams Four Bagger With musical unit 1,850.00 Model 5116 Hi-Fi Corner 4* Keeney Sportsman (4/56) 285.00 395.00 Without musical unit 1,750.00 Speaker, 8" Heavy Duty with (11/54) 150.00 195.00 4. DeLuxe model 310.00 395.00 Lord’s Prayer Vendor 390.00 Extended Range

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