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Bob Crosby and his mu The Winnah: Jim Mcfadden ni aggregations have een supplying record New Jersey submitted the most letters of any sloi , . Texas was second and Ohio, third. The mail flowed - ® *°P W O X in g S Most of the letters were carefully written, sincerely wrilli « a period of 15 years. For by jazz fans who desperately want hot music to pros» efirst time a Bob Crosby band O nly one reader—an illite ra te in Pasco, Wash.—flipped! ¡1 appear on the Capitol label, wig with a vicious, unprintable entry. made the switch in late Entries from pro writers and radio ¡ocks were eliminate 1,69011 assembllns and only because it seemed unfair for the non-pro ¡azz en J « in9 ,he ba" d ,ha’ apF>earS siasts to be expected to compete. And so, special mentia1 current releases goes to Bill Dooley, W eslaco, Texas; G loria Coombs, Sail lob comes to Capitol prepared Monica; Vince Land, Dallas; Barbara Loveland, Teaned 'give the full treatment. First New Jersey, and to Jan Brunvand, Lansing, Mich., ar dss feature the "Bobcats" w ith Vince D'Auria, Jr., Uniontown, Pa. Matty Matlock, Charlie Tea- a bum with some of the other entrants. But we'd like ’*"- Zeke ZarcheY- Bob Wl11 think that Jim's views are logical, non-prejudiced a. ” " cord wi,h a. fu ,!l b a n d a n d sincerely expressed-in the Interests of jazz and jazzmi- augment Capitol's list o f vo- W rites he: il soloists. Bob Crosby removes a famous king size gooseberry tart from the "Clearly something must be done. Jazz is being ton ^ ad
M l CAPITOL NEW S PAGE 6 CAPITOL NEWS PAGE 7 w hats Dixieland Back with lo l. A. With yjarhleis Sharkey Band stopping over in the C ity o f Frank Sinatra's forth Angels for a rocking tw o -w e e ke r at the Tiffany Club—where George coming picture at Univer Shearing, King Cole and M uggsy Spanier have recently been fea- "W hat's this here?" sal is tagged, "Meet Danny Wilson," but Mike tured-Sharkey Bonano and his Kings of Dixieland are set to Connolly of Variety says the yarn open June 21. It w ill be th e ir parallel's Frank's career so closely second Los Angeles appearance it should be called, "Meet The within eight months. Voice." If there was ever any Sharkey's combo, fo r 20 years doubt, Frankie proved he's still a favorite in New Orleans, also the big time by jamming them in has its first record album this a t his recent N. Y. P aram ount en month. It's tagged "S outhern gagement. . . . Connie Haines set Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee cutting up old touches when they Hedy Lamarr turns thrush i- Comfort" and showcases the for the lead in "Girl Crazy" at appeared together recently on a New York TV show. Peg's been her forthcoming picture, "M y Fif little trumpeter's leaping g rou p L. A.'s Greek Theatre this summer. home In California recuping from a flu attack. She returns to New vorite Spy," with Bob Hope. Ik; on numerous jazz fa vo rite s in Mickey Rooney skedded to play York for a summer long TV show. exotic Hedy has told the filr cluding "Temptation Rag," "Basin opposite. . . . Hadda Brooks colony that she will soon retir; Street Blues," "Eccentric" and chained to the Captain's Table "An umlaut over the C sharp?" from pictures. other Dixie evergreens. until September—a record run for the nite spot. . . . Ezio Pinza re Monk Hazel, w ho doubles O ’Connell Tour portedly collects $50,000 if Metro Bing Crosby co-starrer. Judy's sti drums and hot mellophone; Chink does not pick up his option. Stu bowling them over in Europe... Martin, bassist, and Lester Bou dio is awaiting public reaction to Ava Gardner's vocal coach wo: chon, clarinetist who years ago Buzzing East his first picture, "Mr. Imperium." Phil Moore who's now master fought Eddie Miller much o f w h a t Busiest girl in New York he knows, are featured in S har . . . Carmen Miranda, a well m ind ing D orothy Dandridge's key's band. this month will be button mimicked lass, turns the tables spectacular rise. . . Deep Rive: in her current night club routine nosed Helen O'Connell, who is Boys back to Britain for the: The Kings are booked into the with a sock impersonation of Billy featured nightly at the Copaca third tour. "Deeps" Willie Lund; New York Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Daniels. . . . Paramount scrapped bana with Dean Martin and Jerry remains in U. S. to fill in with in September. They recently b le w its "A New Kind of Love" picture Lewis. the A rm ed Services. Carter Wil up a breeze in Canada and also when Maurice Chevalier couldn't at the Palmer House in Chicago. The Ohio blonde, whose stock obtain a visa for entry into U. S. son replaces. . . . Less than foil1 skyrocketed this year with a new Sharkey's album is one o f the "Nl give it the low treatment." . . . With TV, radio, records, mo years ago Sarah Vaughan playe: series of vocal discs which in few hot music packages to be re Danny Kaye objects! Jerry Gray tion pictures and personal ap an unsuccessful engagement o cluded choice "Love Me," "Tell leased this year by a m a jo r rec is getting the treatment. Nothing's pearances filling the till, Vaughn an obscure C alifo rnia nitery. The Me" and "Loveliest Night of the ord firm. Cap execs, impressed by wrong. The modest Mr. Kaye just Monroe may mark up a loot high former church choir singer return: Y e a r" w a x in g s , is averaging the national appeal o f Bonano's thought he needed a little prac with Uncle Sam for bandleaders to the West this month at $1,50. three television shows a week mus‘c, have made the album tice objecting. in one year. . . . June Haver de a night for her first three appear and even more personal appear available on all three speeds. livered the principal address at ances. . . . D orothy Shay park: ances, daytimes, with radio jocks. Colorado Woman's College Moth a t the St. Louis Chase for three She, Lewis and Martin will all er's Day celebration. . . . Tony weeks opening 8 June. . • • Mar move over to Times Square soon Warren, Mercer Martin up for the lead in "Skirts ager o f the Andrew s Sisters is re for a run at the New York Para Ahoy" at Metro now that Vic Capitol Gives ported planning a picture on the mount Theater. Meanwhile, Helen Join in Future Damone has signed a no option Capitol Records, technique fo r lives of the trio. . . . Metropolitan and Dean will have their first Harry Warren, who has con deal with the U. S. Army. . . . adapting 45 R.P.M. discs to three tributed songs to Hollywood's Opera evidently doesn't think duets on records released June Kathryn Grayson sails for Europe ipeed dangers by means o f an 15, two hit tunes from MGM's best musicals from "42nd Street" Movies Are Better. The hassle optional center w i|| be m ade on the first of June. She'll return coming "Rich, Young and Pretty" to "Summer Stock," has left Met- Then, just in case, Gordon with Robert Merrill over his sign in late summer to do MGM's avaiable to all recording com pa fllmusical. Dick Stabile's ork back ro-Goldwyn-Mayer to free lance MacRae covers with the big voice. ing with Paramount continues "Lovely to Look At." . . . Mrs. no cost. Capitol hopes to grounds 'em. Helen will also join before joining Johnny Mercer on Concerts, radio's Railroad Hour Variety reports that 19 year old G eary StefFen, Jane Powell, e x «“ '"contributing standard rec- Bob Eberly on Cap discs in the a Broadway musical. Johnny's or the sweet disc, " I'll Buy You pects the baby July 17. . . . Para Roberta Peters will not be grantee m L,he '"»erest o f the con- near future. The duet will handle own show, "Top Banana" is a Star," whatever type of song, mount wants the thin version of permission to make a picture by «. the dealer and the record standards that made them famous set for a fall opening on Broad Gordie makes it look easy. Judy Garland or none for that her Met bosses. as well as current material. w ay. 1, The self-made donccr practices 2. On the fatal night he feels as if (or the grand ball. his feet aren’t touching the floor.
5. Faced with disgrace, ffers to wear his old keds, he willingly puts himself in the spurns him. hands of Arthur Murray.
The gripping story of a tanglefooted young man who was led by Arthur Murray from the depths of despair to the glorious high road of romance.
T h e producer» of this pictur • w h h to express their gratitude to
the Arthur M urray studios, w ithout whose co-operation film ing ot 6. Teacher wonders if going «lithe and 8. Under the enchanting spell this story w ould have been impossible. “ 0 t m ’way back when... The fact that Tallulah Bank head's singing records have sold He knew no bookers, young outfit had drifted into Chi wood Palladium, and when the thousands of copies proves that * press agents. He ad- cago and New York. big Broadway opening a t Rose there are a lot of Tallunatics in But Kenton wasn't 'big" land Ballroom one minus-zero ¡tied he had nothing more than the land. enough for the record companies night finally occurred — a few untried band and a prayer Irving Hoffman in to give him a chance. They fluffed weeks after Pearl Harbor —the at warm June night, just 10 "The Hollywood Reporter." his stuff. Jimmy Lyons, who an results added up to the weather ¡ars ago, when Stanley Kenton nounced the band's radio re outside — minus zero. It was a ade his debut as a leader a t a motes; George T. Simon and Dave bomb. "W e blew it," said Stan. nx ballroom in a tin y C a lifo rn ia We're so anxious to avoid mak Hyltone of Metronome mag and "And that was the low spot of >ach town. ing enemies we just don't have a wandering Down Beat editor my entire career." time to make any friends. It was a jinx ballroom because who now is affiliated with Capi But the breaks came. Gastel ot one of the new bands th a t Stanley Kramer in tol Records helped Gastel carry got the band on the Bob Hope od ever played it had become "Daily Variety." the Kenton torch nationally. They show. The 1942-43 Petrillo ban I success. But Stanley — and it on waxing ended and Stan as always Stanley back ¡n '41, switched to Capitol. "Eager Bea 67 killings (divided into 35 ■ver Stan — took the curse off ver" put him in business on his murders and 32 "justifiable" ho alboa's Rendezvous before sum Stan Kenton's first session. He started to make micides). er ended. films. The youngsters rallied 14 robberies. His was a "machine gun" band, around him. G radually, he and 13 kidnappings. 1 | at first outfit. Jimmie Lunceford 1941 Band his arrangers, Pete Rugolo fo re 3 cases o f felonious perjury. ■ fas his idol but Stan p rid e d h im most, wrote more complex music. , e ® If on never im ita tin g the Har- 32 attempted murders. By 1947, Stan stood fo r every Big "D" Boy: Gene O'Quin never lost an amateur contest, k m Express. Stan worked a long believed not only in Stan's music 3 cases o f crooked gam bling. thing "progressive." He was the and reared in Dallas, Texas, Gene landed on "Big D Jamboree me writing arrangem ents, re but in Stan personally. They 2 cases of bribery. Poobah, the ringleader. A dozen winning a talent show. Now a member of "Hometown Jamboii eQrsing scores o f Los Angeles talked and wrote of Kentonia others tried and failed to emu- 2 cases of smuggling. Gene has a big record going, "No Parking Here." lusicians and preparing for his constantly. And by December of 3 attempted robberies. that first year, Kenton had taken late his powerful, bongo-trade- rst job. He landed a M u tu a l a flying leap up the ladder with marked musical patterns. In 1950 2 cases of fraud. Burl Ives has been named head artists for the background nu etwork wire. He got Carlos Gas- - - he added a huge string section, 2 jailbreaks. of the folk music department of The choice will be Tex Willie }| a porf|y mentor who was _ raft of exciting C. P. Mac Gregor transcriptions and a half then played concerts throughout Saloon brawls, assaults, bat the Music Research Foundation. Bob N olan o r Josh White, ruggling w ith Sonny D unham , Valuable contributions in the use dozen Decca blue labels paving the nation. But few of his early teries, criminal conspiracies, and as personal manager. boosters were still with him, and of music for psychiatric therapy From Nashville, "D" Kilpol e kept writing and rehearsing the w a y. other crimes too numerous to tab only a fanatical little circle of have been made by scientists un advises that J ulate. Balboa, all summer long, and Gastel booked the band east, der sponsorship of Foundation. rain nor TV tubes keeps the fc y August word of his brash following a break-in at the Holly- (Over to Page 13) (Action on one TV station's from the Grand Ole Opr k kiddie programs for a week.) Cliffie Stone's music publishing ^ess than 2,500 lined ufp fori Compiled in "TV." company lost its name, Century 10 o'clock Saluti Songs, when State of California night. Jazz as we know it in Europe informed him name was already C arl Butler and Jimm) is dying in the United States. in use. Pubbery headed by Beep back a t WROL, Knoxvil After all, when George Shearing Roberts is now C entral Songs. a personal appearan plays Debussy it means that through Ohio, lindiana < something serious has happened. Whip Wilson off to North Caro tucky. Jack Dieval in lina to begin his search for west "The Melody Maker." ern and hillbilly musical talent. Dinning Sisters and E Contest is being directed by Mon nold a pp eared together ogram Pictures. Winner receives Army's Air Base, Smyr Let us over-throw the tyranny cash prize of $500. of bum jokes, poor taste, and nessee. In addition to » 'I Ml 10 years ago this month, a t the Rendezvous Ballroom in Balboa oeacn, >-a.., u.u.. ••■ --- lack of music and bring back doah W altz," gals joined £• is debut as a bandleader w ith this hand-picked crew of Los Angeles musicians. Shown on the stand Ken Darby has written a sing MUSIC to DJ shows. on "If You've Got the Moiv |,he Hollywood Palladium, where they played their first "big time" engagement six months later e ing narration for the western, I've G o t the Time." Trans«» -igi„a| Kenton krew included (left to right) Marvin George, Chico Alvarez, Bill Leahy, Harry Forbes, Johnny Hutchinson in "Chuck-a-Luck." Producers are version of show hits a«*“ Wt Cole, Howard Rumsey, Kenton, Jack Ordean, Red Dorris, Earl Collier, Bob Gioga, Ted Romersa, "Music Business." now wrangling about the right first week in June. '«nliie Beach and Al Costi. Only Alvarez and Gioga are still with Kenton today. PAGE 12 CAPITOL NE CAPITOL N E W S PAGE 13 Cap’s Madcap Singers Hang Capers at Cap Together Following an engagement at How do you get th irty -tw o peo the Fairmount Hotel in San Fran ple to rehearse free twice a week cisco Margaret Whiting heads for for two years w ith a bette r a t New York for a personal appear tendance than open house at a ance at the Capitol Theatre. (Cap burlesque theatre? W alter Schu itol News scooped all other pa man, who heads the group bear pers on this story by two years, ing his name, eliminated the em three m onths and 14 days. ployer. All participants became Maggie has had the committment equal shareholders. The coopera with the Capitol Theatre lo these tive group, consisting of profes many months.) Jerry Lewis presents Barbara sional singers w ho p rovid e choral Poznecki with "N ever Been music for motion pictures and Kissed." That's a look of eager zn e e t radio backgrounds, was made up anticipation on Jerry's face. He's . tlve of individuals who felt they were hoping his string of shallow vic growing stale hum m ing Stephen jockey From Boca Raton to the Be LIFE'S DESIRE . . . And Bob Eberly isn't kiddin' after cuttin' eight tories will be broken by a gener Foster while the loyal slave toted Dallas, and back again pti great record sides on his first Capitol session in Hollywood last the broken body o f young M arse ous buss from Barbara. Penny Edwards wows them month. Eb, who flew to the west coast to etch biscuits with Harold Some young men want to grow back to the p la n ta tio n house. the nitery floors. The songs! Mooney's ork, has since returned east and will be singing in niteries up to be a left fielder, fireman or They organized to provide a is currently demonstrating in Washington, D. C. and Philadelphia this month. Meanwhile, his President. Mike vocal outlet for more imaginative versatility playing opposite discs of "M y Life's Desire" and "Alone" are stepping out and boost Ernie Goes Halloran, aged choral work. Their devotion to the Rogers in Republic Pictures. ing him up to the top ranks. two, mumbles art and their loyalty to the group very distinctly is well illustrated by the time and Technicolor that he wants work they put in over the two Tennessee Ernie has been signed to be a disc jock Cap Rings year period. STAN KENTON'S by Columbia Pictures for his film just like his The Voices o f W a lte r Schuman, debut in the Technicolor western, 1941 BAND grandpa, KJBS as the group titled itself, worked "Man in the Saddle." Ernie will Alarm Klock Belle Giselle for a "blend," the one voice of (Continued from Page 11) do a folk song to be used as Klub pilot, Frank Giselle MacKenzie who app- all the voices. Walter Schuman background music in addition to Cope. In Salt twice weekly on CBS Club believes that only time can pro latecomers were completely sym playing a character role. Ran $ LQke City Frank w ith Bob Crosby has been sio vide the appealing kind o f sound pathetic with his mystic efforts. dolph Scott has the lead. ' f m Jm k wakes up the to a long term contract by which the group has achieved. This year, the cycle completed its Ernie recently returned from folks and Mike awakens Frank. itol Records. Her first platters circle. Stan is back recording and Las Vegas w here he played his ROYAL ROOM . . . Pete Daily The picture of Mike was submitted be released this month. playing dance music again. He first night club engagement. because Frank feels his G rand Born and raised in Cao: SARDI'S . . . Nappy Lamare has abandoned many of his revo son has captured the perfect ex Giselle is reportedly the lutionary ideas and is seeking to BEVERLY CAVERN . . . Kid Ory pression which follows a jockey's fem m e vocalist from that no! regain his top position with mel notice that a sponsor has can to gain prominence here. She HANGOVER . . . Jess Stacy odic but swinging things like celled. In addition to the Klub, a large following among « "Dynaflow," "September Song" BILTMORE BOWL . . . Henry Busse Frank spins an hour's worth of fans in Canada before con and "Artistry in Tango." And the platters on "Matinee with Cope." south to join Crosby. PALLADIUM . . . Woody Herman reaction is overwhelming. "I'll Jimmy Dorsey still compose and perform un SURFACE NOISE usual modern works with the big SADDLE AND 'Innovations' orchestra," he says, (Continued from Page 2) SIRLOIN . . . Bobby Troup Trio humbly. "But only on the concert stage; we'll make one big concert possible to get off the track so fa r that w e must retrace our s ENCORE ... Mel Henke tour a year and then stick to and start over. The Dixie revival proves that what the present Lindy Doherty gets it over with COLONIAL danceable jazz the rest of the crop of musicians is playing is not w h at the people want. The- early his career. Every male BALLROOM . . . Arthur Van time, on records and in person." great encouragement in the knowledge that, because of records, s'nger has to have to suffer The Kenton Story — colorful al can go back. The jazz we are hearing today simply isn't it. through one "singing in the bath CLUB 47 . . . Marvin Ash, Adele Jergens exhibits a w ays — is fa r from ended. And What jazz needs now is another invasion—someone to tub" series of pictures. This one's Doc Randall his first boosters, guys like Gas- graphic bit of pantomime on storming out of somewhere with something new and different'* 1for the record. Young Lindy hits tel, Lyons, Simon, Hyltone and Mike Stokey's quiz show. A tal logical and musical at the same time, like Basie did in '36, like G: bis stride with "Oo-La-La Mada- CASINO ented singer and dancer, Adele this enthused old curmudgeon, man did in '35, and like Herman did not too long ago. Then lena" and "Pretty W ords." Per GARDENS . . . Tommy Dorsey hope the next 10 years are as has been playing "other women" public won't have to listen to stuffy lectures on what is good in ? sonal appearances and publicity OASIS . . . Stan Kenton exciting. Stan is m aking sense in pictures. She'll be viewed in gressive artistry in innovations' and the like. They'll just listen to engagements are on the Doherty the East on WCBS-TV this summer. music and know it's good." agenda for June. TIFFANY .. . Sharkey Bonano again.—Dave Dexter, Jr. popular hits !r p op u lar record s 1451 “HOW HIGH THE MOON” Les Paul & Mary Ford 1449 “TOO YOUNG” Nat "K in g " Cole 1373 "MOCKIN’ BIRD HILL” Les Paul & Mary Ford 1521 “ MR. AND MISSISSIPPI,” “SHE’S MY BABY” Tennessee Ernie No. 1480 1560 "H0PAL0NG CASSIDY MARCH,” “ CIRCUS DAYS” Frank Delti "SEPTEMBER SONG” Stan Kenton 1505 1561 “ COW COW BOOGIE,” “ SHOO SHOO BABY” Ella Mae Morse “ DREAM" Voices of Walter Schumann 1469 Margaret Whiting 1550 “ EARLY SPRING,” “LOCAL 802 BLUES” Metronome All-Stars “WE KISS IN A SHADOW," “ MAKE THE MAN LOVE ME" 1533 Bob Eberly 1555 “ STAR OF HOPE,” “ WHY AM 1 LOSING YOU” M argaret W hiting & Jimmy Wakel(| “ALONE,” “ 1 MADE A PROMISE” 1501 1556 “VILIA,” "MELANCHOLY RHAPSODY” Ray Anthon) “ SONG OF DELILAH," "BECAUSE OF RAIN” Nat “ King" Cole 1482 Jerry Lewis 1557 “ MY LIFE’S DESIRE,” “YOU BELONG TO MY HEART" Bob Eberl) "NEVER BEEN KISSED" 1470 Tennessee Ernie 1558 “ IT MUST BE TRUE (YOU ARE MINE, ALL MINE)" “ BALLIN’ THE JACK” Joe “ Fingers" Can "THE STRANGE LITTLE GIRL," “ KENTUCKY WALTZ" 1550 Metronome All-Stars 1559 “ ROSE OF THE MOUNTAIN,” “ MY O-HI-O HEAVEN" Lou Ella Robertson “EARLY SPRING," "LOCAL 802 BLUES” 1543 “ 00-LA-LA, MADALENA,” "PRETTY WORDS" Lindy Dotiert) 1544 “ IF YOU TURN ME DOWN,” “ BOULEVARD CAFE” Peggy La 1545 “ CUBAN LOVE SONG,” “ LAST NIGHT WHEN WE WERE YOUNG” Gordon MacRas 1546 “ ON TOP OF THE FERRIS WHEEL,” “ ROLLER COASTER” Les Baxter on western and country music 1547 “A THOUSAND GOOD NIGHTS,” "HONEYMOON HILL” The Starlighters 1548 “ QUIZAS, QUIZAS, QUIZAS," “LINDA MUJER" Chuy Reyes GIE WOOGIE FEVER’’ Gene 0’Quln 1562 Jess Willard 1549 "ASK FOR MABEL,” “THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT AN OLD LOVE” Benny Strong “HONKY TONK HARDWOOD FLOOR,” “ HANG ON THE BALL AND CHAIN" 1563 Jimmie Skinner 1531 “A LETTER FROM HARRY,” “ALL POOPED OUT" Yogi Yorgess« “IT’S BARGAIN DAY (IN BROKEN HEARTS),” “ 1 CAN’T TELL MY HEART THAT” 1564 Oklahoma Sweethearts 1532 “THE LETTER,” “ ROSE, ROSE, 1 LOVE YOU” Lou Ella Robertson “CALL ME SWEETHEART,” “ DON’T STEAL DADDY’S MEDAL” 1551 1533 “ 1 MADE A PROMISE,” “ALONE" Bob Eberl) "THE LITTLE HOUSE WE BUILT,” “COUNTRYFIED" “ Big Bill" Lister 1552 Zeke Manners 1534 “ OLD SOLDIERS NEVER DIE THEY JUST FADE AWAY,” “ 1 LIKE THE WIDE OPEN SPACES” JimmyWakeli| "SATINS AND LACE,” “THERE’S A RAINBOW IN THE SKY” 1553 Joe Allison 1535 “TORTILLAS AND BEANS,” “ DYNAFLOW” Stan Kentot “LET ME GIVE YOU A CLUE,” “ DOMINO GAL” 1536 Voices ol 1540 “GOODNIGHT CINCINNATI, GOOD MORNING TENNESSEE,” “SUGAR COATED LOVE” Tex Williams “ FOOLS RUSH IN (WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO TREAD),” "HOLIDAY FOR STRINGS” W alter Schumanr 1541 Carl Butler 1537 “AND 1 WAS KISSING YOU,” “THERE SHE WAS” Paul Neighbors "1 LIVE MY LIFE ALONE,” “ OUR LAST RENDEZVOUS” 1542 Ole Rasmussen 1538 “ MONA LIZA,” “TURKISH LULLABY” Mickey Rill "RAMBLING BLUES,” “ HALF A LOVE AFFAIR” 1528 Hank Thompson 1539 “THE ELKS’ PARADE,” “SHERWOOD’S FOREST" Bobby Sherwotl "1 AIN’T CRYIN’ OVER YOU,” "HANGOVER HEART” 1529 Roy Hogsed 1521 “ MR. AND MISSISSIPPI," “ SHE’S MY BABY" Tennessee Ernie “SHUFFLEBOARD SHUFFLE,” “ POCO TEMPO” 1518 Skeets McDonald "SCOOT, GIT AND BEGONE," “ BLUES IS BAD NEWS" 1519 Merle Travis 1— ■ FRANK De VOL confesses: ! "BOOGIE IN MINOR," “ DEEP SOUTH" 1520 Smiley Burnette “1 CAN’T BE HONEST WITH YOU,” “DO THE PINES GROW GREEN IN THE VALLEY” 1508 Gene O’Quin ARTHUR MURRAY "NO PARKING HERE,” “ BOOGIE WOOGIE FEVER” 1509 Jimmy Lee music ^or dancing "1 KEEP THE BLUES ALL THE TIME," “ LOVE IS HARD TO UNDERSTAND" 1510 "AS LONG AS YOU BELIEVE IN ME (LITTLE DARLIN’ ),” “WHITE PETALS FROM AROSE" Jimmie Davis 6 rhythmic albums featuring 1496 Cliffie Stone JTHEHOKEY POKEY.” “JUMP ROPE BOOGIE" • FOX TROTS • WALTZES 1497 Eddie Dean “ I w a s a “ THEN . . . I discov "I’M THE OLD FRIEND,” “ MY SWEETHEART, MY DARLING, MY OWN” • SAMBAS • TANGOS tanglefooted ered the ARTHUR 1498 Boots Faye & Idaho Calls • MAMBOS • RHUMBAS "STOP YOUR GAMBLIN’,” “ PLEASE DON’T STAY AWAY TOO LONG” d a n c e r . . . MURRAY Albums .» ? 1499 The Jordanaires . "BEAD THAT BOOK," “ HE BOUGHT MY SOUL AT CALVARY” Add prefix F tq *h™ n numbers to_L T his copy of Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. * CAPITOL NEWS comes to you through courtesy of For: ★ Dealers with local 34.66 permit may use lc pre-cancelled stamp (or meter) on mailings of 200 or more; otherwise use 2c uncancelled stamp (or meter). No envelope or sealing required. Mail ol Post Office. When 2c stamp is used, place stamp so it covers up the words "Sec. 34.66 P. L. &R." So What Dues It Prove? a recent recording session in New York. The boys are in complete agreement.