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Billboard 1950-06-10 THE
WORLD'S
FO [MOST AMUSEMENT WEEKLY
JUNE 10. 1950
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The Andrews Sisters and Al Jolson. no mean parlay of song-selling talent, are shown here in the middle
of th· recent Decca recording date that produced their disk of "Old Piano Roll Blues" and ·'Way Down Yonder
I, New Orleans." The Andrews gals have been riding the
iphere of late with a string of hits indicating
that this is one of the roost fruitful eras in their fabulous career Their most recent smash is "I Wanna Be
Lowed." cut with Gordon Jenkins s orb, The up-and-coming Maretny·s boy isn't doing badly himself. Nis
recent solo disking of "Are You Lonesome Tonight" and "No Sad Songs for Me" Is a potent piece of nostalgia that appear. to be headed tot top peewee.
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The World's Fore most A muse ment Weekly
MERCHANTS AS STAR
mi me 10, 1950
MAKERS
Federal Arts John G. (Joe) Wilson's Set-Up Asked Death Stuns Radio, Disk At AFM Meet Biz; Vast RCA Influence
Clothiers Et Al. To Cook Up aCowboy
Other Job Plans Sought
Radio Corp. Has No Plans for Immediate Successor
NE W YORK. June 3. --The means WYNNE WOOD, Pa., June 3. --John to the new 45 and 33 % r.p.m. speeds.
5-Mil To Build Wild Bill
of improving the dis mal employment situation for musicians, the leit motif of Pregy James C. Petrillo's message to the American Federation of Musicians' (AF54) 53d annual convention at the Rice Hotel in Houston next week (5-11) (The Billboard. June 3). will also be the text of several resolutions to be presented by Local 802 delegate M a x Arons. one of three delegates from the New York local.
Arons will ask the Federation to take under advisement the follo wing plans to hypo employment:
(1) A federal arts projett. Pointing out the national responsibility for fostering music as a cultural and artistic obligation. Arons calls for the formation of an AT M co mmittee (Federal Project Revival, page 13)
G. (Joe) Wilson, executive vicepresident of the Radio Corporation of America, in charge of the RCA Victor division, died here at his home Wednesday night (31) after an ilness of about four months.
Wilson was the type of big corporation executive who shunned personal publicity to a degree which is likely to leave the industry with an inadequate appreciation of the efect his death will have on such segments as the radio and television business on all levels --from manufacturing of home instruments thru broadcasting and telecasting --as well as the record business, which is still fighting its way out of the confusion created by the evolution fro m the standard 78
Wilson's death ca me as such an unexpected shock to RCA top brass that no consideration whatsoever had been given to his successor as of The Billboard's press time. Nor certainly had any thought been given to a realignment of top executive responsibilities in any facet of ti e Radio Corporation picture, either in the RCA Victor division or in the National Broadcasting Company. In the days and weeks following the exec veepee's demise. however, there is little doubt that Brig. Gen. David Sarnoff and President Frank Folsom. along with other high-level RCA Victor division and NBC planners, will be studying ways and means to best fill, on an across(See Joe Wilson Passes on page It)
HOLLY WOOD, June 3.--A new switch in the packaging of radio and TV shows was developing here this week when a group of manufacturers joined in a $5,000.000 pool to bankroll the fil ming of 52 video pax and a series of wax radio shows, all to be made available for regular sponsorship as well as a theatrical feature film. The venture will feature a couple of film na mes. Guy Madison and Andy Devine, and the backers have no profit motive insofar as sale of the shows is concerned. The six firms involved want only to create their own Western person(Merchants as Star Makers, page 43)
Old Age Pay
House BM Sets BILL BOA R D B AC KSTAGE Admish Tax at About a Too Little7 nT7n-own
Bill May Be Showbiz' Gain
10%; Cafes, 15%
Big Man Named Joe Wilson W ASHINGTON, June 3.--HR 6000,
the omnibus Social Security bill is
WASHINGTON. June 3.--Cuts in some of the amusement excise taxes
ils Joe Csida
slated to reach the Senate floor for debate next week, with indications
came another step nearer late yesterday (2) when the House Ways and Means Com mittee confirmed its earlier action to reduce the 20 per cent admissions tax to 10 per cent but voted to cut the 20 per cent cabaret tax to 15 per cent instead of 10 per cent as had been previously agreed. Yesterday's action is considered by the committee as its final step on these particular amuse ment levies preparatory to the complete tax bill's discharge to the House floor. The tax bill is not
Overseas Scars likely to reach the floor before mid
June.
Rich Down Under The final vote confirming the earlier
Las Vegas Set admissions tax reduction from 20 to
10 per cent came as no surprise here, but proponents of a similar cut in the cabaret tax were gravely disappointed
To Spend Big (See Howe Bill Sets on page 47)
It is the lot of newspapermen to meet a considerable number of big men. Presidents of this and chairmen of sundry boards and vice-presidents by the bale (in show business), assorted names of large stature. It is the experience of most newspapermen that most of these big men aren't big at all. This is a piece about one who was.
He was so big he was little known by the great majority of people in
the very industries on which his de cisions left tre mendous and lasting marks. I don't recall ever seeing his na me in Winchell's colu mn. It wasn't even ever dropped by any one of the myriad members of the na me droppers' society, who infest show business and environs. He was just a man who did a big job on a big and unbelievably quiet scale.
Ins talking, of course, about John G. Wilson, far better known as Joe. executive vice-president of the Radio Corporation of America in charge of the RCA Victor division. As a news story in this issue-relates, he died last Wednesday night.
Joe. for exa mple: How does a John G. get to be known as Joe' He told me one day. He came from a large family. His parents indulged in the
pointing toward approval of co mmittee recommendations which would extend coverage to all showfolk still outside Social Security, liberalize benefits, maintain the present tax rate on covered employ ment, and continue the present responsibility of bandleaders for keeping records and paying the employer share of taxes (See Showbiz May G atti on page 14)
SYDNEY, June 3. --Big na me overseas theatrical and rauda stars who have visited Australia in recent years worried much over the difficulty of
Small Businesses Make Up Amuse.
Industry. U. S. Says
W AS HI N G T O N, June 3.--The amusement industry is largely co mposed of small businesses, according to · Commerce Depart ment report this cek gleaned from Social Security records. For the years 194748, 82 % of all amuse ment enterprises, excluding movies and niteries, employed eight or fewer employes. Around 50 amusement fir ms had staffs of more than 500 employes during those years.
Com merce estimated that there were 32,000 showbiz fir ms employing three or fewer workers in 1948 as compared with 34,400 in 1948. Firms employing four t., seven wsrkers totaled an estimated 8,400 in 1947 and 8,400 in 1947. The esti mate for amuse ment firms with 8 to 49 work-
(See Small Businesses 'Mt page 50)
On Top Naines
Talent To Get $2,500,000
Be Lee Make
LAS VEGAS, Nev., June 3.--This
town is on a name binge. Money
is no object. With Miami's lid lower-
ing on high budget entertain ment
(The Billboard, March 4), Las Vegas
looms as an oasis for showbiz. This
year, a handful of ope will spend an
esti mated $2,500,000 for na me at-
tractions. Budgets will bulge further
as new Class A spots skedded to open
here start bidding for names. Biz
is booming, with 1950 expected to be
the town's lushest in its nine years
as a desert resort. Last year, ap-
proximately 3,500,000 visitors
thronged Las Vegas's ga ming rooms,
with a survey of major spots showing
this year's tourist turnout exceeding
previous records. (See Las Vegas
MPeorolcaapiotna
spending page 44)
warm and charming habit of na ming the kids after comic strip characters. And John G. they called Joe, after (See Billboard Backstage on page 14)
Manhattan Grosses Top 47 States in 1948 U. S. Census
W ASHINGTON, June 3. --Latest totals for 1948 business census released by Census Bureau this week show New York city's amuse ment gross reaching $282.279.000 in that year, approxi mately 13 per cent of the national total.
Manhattan alone furnished $167,378,000, or more than any State exNew York. Brooklyn was the second highest borough, with a gross of $51,387,000 from amuse ment enterprises. The Queens total was $U,002,000, while the Bronx and Rich(See Manhattan Grosses oil page 49)
taking their earnings out of the country. Many have invested in Australian real estate.
Tommy Trinder, British funster, put his earnings into real estate and in two years the value has doubled. Evie Hayes and husband, Will Mahoney, are reported to have invested $70,000, while Charlie Chase invested $11,000. It has been estimated that over $2,250,000 has been invested here by the overseas stars.
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The Billboard
June 10, 1950
Billboard Holiday Survey Shows Plenty of Dough Will
Internal Harvester Congressmen
Buys 600G Talent Crop in S Months
Cut
Disks
To
Rise as Heat Season Starts
Plug Home Air CHICAGO, June 3.--One of the
largest bankrollers of club-date vaude
talent is International Harvester (IH),
The Rains Came, But Ballyhoo Sheltered Top Offerings manufacturers of farm implements
NE W YORK, June 3.--Staring Into the sum mer's crystal ball, and wondering whether grosses will rise or fall as the mercury moves upward, showbiz went into the heat season with the general feeling that there will be plenty of dough around come vacation periods.
A round-up of Decoration Day week-end business, made by The BiItboard correspondents, indicated that --where rains didn't interfere --the customers did not keep the tills empty. That was true, in large measure, of indoor business as well as outdoor, of the legit end of the business, of bands, o afndcartenripvearlises.and other outdoor attractions, as well as of the niteries, cafes
In every instance, the old rule that "the show's the thing" counted for most. Where the bills warranted large patronage, the spenders came. Where rains washed out the potential queues, it hurt --but the big shows, backed by large promotion and adve Using, with sock na mes to back up the ballyhoo --these did business anyway.
which, thru the firm's 75 district managers, scattered thru the 48 States,
100 Reps Use Service
purchased for its dealers over $800,000 worth of live talent from September 1, 1949, to April 1, 1950. These figures were disclosed by R. S. Williams, general supervisor of sales promvioetiw.on for IH, in an exclusive inter-
W ASHINGTON, June 3. -- A vast business in the cutting of platters containing "Informational" speeches of congress men is developing here at Congress's joint recording facility, with over 100 legislators now mailing
The firm has always been an advocate of live talent In connection with
weekly disks their regions.
for
use
on
stations
in
sales promotion progra ms, but the Use of the transcription studio Ls
progra m really started in high gear likely to prove a bonanza for incum-
late in 1945 at the war's end. Pre- bents in the fall elections by provid-
viously, IH and its district managers and the retailers whom they serviced,
ing them with free air time without restrictions under the "political broad-
purchased talent directly for · series cast" section of the Communications
Midwest Does Best of All
Nitery Take Gets Dampened by Hard Local Rainstorms
of sparodic sales demonstrations. Fol- Act, particularly since the Federal
lowing the war. IH execs decided to Com munications Commission (FCC)
start a nationwide series of shows, has just ruled in a letter to the stu-
selecting certain booking agents in dio that regular broadcasts by legis-
various parts of the U. S. These agents were commissioned to package shows, which were then sold directly to the district overseer, who, in turn, sched-
lators "not in connection with an election ca mpaign" do not come under the section. The section in question requires that stations must provide
Outdoor Areas
NE W
YORK
June
3. --The
major
uled the nightly shOws in cities in which IH retailers had stores. During the past year agents like Al Sheean,
equal opportunities to legally qualified candidates for answering political speeches.
niteries and Stem combo theaters of Minneapolis; Nina Nova. of Den- Wide use of the congressional plathad a bonanza over p.-,'t of the Deco- ver. and Irving Gross man. of Dee ter studio is shown by asurvey which
Spending Shows 25 % Hike ration Day week-end, tho it was Moines, plus others, have whipped to- discloses that a nu mber of the 100-
apparent that among the cafes only gether a large nu mber of units for IH plus legislators mailing transcriptions
CHICAGO, June 3. --Outdoor showbiz thruout the nation over the Decoration Day week-end was as mixed as the weather. And the weather was plenty mixed. Few areas drew ideal weather for the
the heavily promoted spots did the big business.
The Latin Quarter with its heavy
advertising budgets plus a solid 90minute show, did better this year than the sa me period last year. Its
dealer-customer events, All the talent, Williams emphasized, is purchased by the district managers for the dealers and not by IH's central headquarters.
Feature Veg. &
to stations back home are getting them on as many as 50 stations In their respective constituencies.
Informational Talks It appears that a congress man with such an outlet for "infor mal" talks
four days. The Central States and the Midwest fared best.
location also helped draw in a couple of extra bucks.
The IH dealer-customer events, which feature vaude talent as acrowd
will have a big edge on his opponent when the congressional ca mpaigns
Heartening, however, was the brLek The Copa, with Martin and Lewis lure, are called family parties. The get under way this su m mer. Under business scored in localities given plus Its heavy promotion via disk (international Harvester on page à3) the ruling by the FCC. stations can
Jessel Revamps good weather. Except for the West jock Jack Eigen and paid newspaper
Coast, per capita spending in not a x.xace, was jam med for practically few instances was up anywhere from all shows for the week-end.
10 to 25 per cent, an encouraging indication for the big run ahead.
Industrial areas provided the ma-
The Riviera, with Tony Martin as headliner, clai med to have done record business, due In some part to
D. C. Leon Idea
continue to run the congressman's weekly talks without having to offer equal time to the opponent if the legislator keeps away from political subjects.
This practice appears likely to re-
jority of these increases. Carnival the Sunday and Monday rain that
sult in a loss of potential revenue to
ops in the East turned in reports of kept New Yorkers from going away W ASHINGTON, June 3.--Talk of stations which have been running the
higher spending. In the Central for the week-end.
building · new legit theater in the platters as a public service. A con-
States, industrial cities such as Cleveland and Dayton, O., returned reports of upped spending. Euclid Beach Park, Cleveland, for instance, registered a 10 per cent hike in individual spending. Cavalcade of Amusements, large railroad show. Scor ed a hefty gross at Dayton.
In the East outdoor showbiz suffered from the weather over the
But if these three spots did business, other cares, headed by the Diamond Horseshoe, were poor alsorans. The Horseshoe said it did its regular week-end biz from tourists and prom kids, but the Monday break between the Sunday and Tuesday
(See Patent Take Da mpened, page 44)
nation's capital is springing up on a fresh front as the result of a press statement here this week (1) by George Jessel in the wake of a confab with President Truman at the White House. Jessel said he hopes to seek funds to build a $3,000,000 legit theater for the capital.
Jesse' said Mr. Truman gave hi m encouragement on the idea which,
(See Congressmen en page 43))
Bill aard
The Wc-kU3 Fore most Amuse ment Weekly
Founded 1894 by W. H. Donaldson requiters
Tootlers four-day week-end. Scattered show-
ers Sunday (28) and a temperature of
Play the actor said, Is supported by a friend of the President, Blevins Davis,
Roger S. Uttletord 1r.
W.11.ara D. LiOleRad
(See Mixed Weather on page 53)
of Independence, Mo. Davis called on E. W. Evans
Pres. · Tre s.
1Stem Legit Picture Sunnier Than Skies
Tinny Tune Over Long Week-End
the President a day after Jessel's Interview. The playhouse would be operated on · non-segregated basis.
Freedom Fair Hope
Lawrence W. Cane
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Joseph C. Ch M,
Editor In Chief, New York
G. R. Schreiber --Coin Machine teeter, Chloe..
Herb Dottie,
Outdoor Editor, Chicago
1. Sad,,. (SIC. News Editor. Cincinnati
Ben Alias
Chief, W shIngton Bureau
Still Flutters Faintly NE W YORK, June 3.--The long
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e WASHINGTON, June 3.--Another move to revive the Freedo m Fair was kept feebly alive here today by a local business group despite the long-expected action Thursday (1) by the National Capital Sesquicenteneial thCoemexmpisossiitoino,n.whTihceh Covotmedmisstoioanb'asnedsoten was in concurrence with areco m mendation made several weeks ago by the Commission's executive committee. In writing "finis" to the plan for a government-sponsored Freedom Fair, the Sesqui Com mission left a tiny opening for suggestions to revive the
plan on a modified scale in deference to a hastily organized crusade for the exposition by anewly formed Greater Washington Businessmen and Citizens' Com mittee.
The Committee, which was formed last week, is preparing to see if funds can be mustered. J. A. Ka merow, chairman, said the Committee will consult with "a number of responsible people so that we will be sure the plan we adopt will be one that can be carried thru successfully."
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BLACK
Tiff To Stay_ The Network Talent Front Net Out of
Near GodfreY_ Won by Lever
Indications are that the radio-TV talent picture, Insolar as CBS and NBC are concerned, will re main relatively quiet for · while. NBC is still gunning for a lot of CBS stuff, but contractual obligations and the naturaly slow progresa of such deals will, in aU likelihood, prevent any major develop ments for so me time.
With one exception --Jack Benny. Only it won't be a return for
Hole in Nine New Deal Mos.
the Benny show, AM and TV, if NBC does succeed in copping this
Win Over Y. & R.
major prize. Off the record, top NBC execs will confess they have scant hope of regaining Benny, sight and sound. Their major efforts are being directed on the TV show, and not via Benny personally,
Fresh Methods Pay Off
NE W YORK. June 3. --Lever Bros. this week won its fight to take the Monday evening 8-8:30 slot on CBSTV away fro m Young & Rubica m and the latter'! client. Hunt Foods. The slot beca me vacant last week when International Silver. a Y. & R. account and sponsor uf Silver Theater. canceled the progra m effective at the end of the current cycle. The time is important because it precedes Arthur Godfrey's Lipton Tea show. Lipton's is a Lever subsidiary and the progra m is handled by Y. & R.
Lever Bros. had an option on the time and im mediately exercised it, but the agency entered a fir m order for Silver Theater for Hunt Foods. CBS-TV sales brass decided against Y. & R. The agency high com mand then went to higher CBS echelons, but on Friday (2i was persuaded to withdraw the gripe.
The Lever Bros. hasn't decided on the progra m for the 8 p. m. time, it may be the TV version of Amos 'n' Andy, now in preparation.
Lever now sponsors lika Chase in the Thursday 9:30-9:45 p.m. CBS-TV slot and has an option on Wednesday evening. 9:30-10. Now there is a possibility the Chase show may air after I p.m.. thus opening a half-hour for the network. This would allow CBSTV to move rhino Morris, which has bought the 10-1030 slut on Thursdays, into the 9:30 time and sell its 10-11 seg ment to Nash Motors. The Trap, with Alfred Hitchcock as producer-director, is being considered by the auto co mpany.
Anchor Beefs
but rather thru Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn (BBD&O), the
A merican Tobacco Co mpany (ATC) agency. The obvious fact remains that, irrespective of whether Benny is a free agent --in the sense that in buying Benny's A muse ment Enterprise, Inc., CBS bought the Benny progra m but not his personal services --the buying of time is a sponsor's prerogative. Thus the NBC-to-BBD&O-to-ATC strategy.
NBC'. TV Delivery
One major asset in NBC's favor is its record in delivering tele stations. NBC has copped a nu mber of accounts away fro m CBS on this scope, despite the progress CBS has made after its delayed blackand-white start. Luckies. Benny's sponsor, now airs on both CBS and NBC tele. On CBS it airs weekly (This Is Show Business). On NBC It has the alternate-week Robert Montgo mery dra matic show. That alternate time is still open.
Otherwise. NBC is pitching for Ji m my Durante, Edgar Bergen, Red Skelton and Lux Radio Theater, among others. Durante, just
dropped by Ca mels, is still tied up for a year on a no-TV contract with Metro-Gold wyn- Mayer. Bergen is tied up for a year with Coca-Cola --details on the others aren't available. Bob Hope will probably sign with NBC this week; only a minor ite m is delaying the deal,
By Jerry Franken
NE W YORK, June 3. --That the five NBC owned-and-operated television stations are now operating --as a unit --at a profit, was revealed this week by Joseph H. McConnell, president of the network. Three of the five NBC stations, McConnell declared. are responsible for the profit reported by the entire operation, first recorded in April.
Altho McConnell did not identify the two losers, It is known that they are KNBH. Holly wood. and W NB W, Washington. The latter's loss is relatively small and al most certain to be converted to profit within months. KNBH. under Its ne wly na med manager. Tom my McFadden, is now being reorganized.
Peeade of Na me,
Mean while, the parade of na mes to TV is starting to shape up. One net work or another. Benny is going to do five or six shows this fall; Lever Brus. may spot A mos 'n' Andy before Arthur Godfrey on CBS-TV Monday nights: Burns and Allen will filin a kine soon, and Edgar Bergen may do an alternate week, via fil m, on TV' for Coca-Cola. his present A M sponsor.
Bergen insists on fil m because "I cannot carry Charlie on stage and destroy the illusion." He also argues that a weekly TV show will cut down audience interest and ,jnyalty too quickly. "How long would Clark Gable have lasted had he appeared at a local theater week in and week out?"
Winning Fall
HOLLY W OOD, June 3. --It's not generally known, but Joe McConnell took quite a fall at the height of his negotiations with Grouch° Marx, on the eve of Marx's switch from C AS to McConnell & Company. Huddling with Marx, John Guedel.
co-owner of the package, and
their reps at the Beverly Hills
17-Day Coast Push Chesterf'd Buys
Hotel. McConnell was tilted back in his chair. Relaxing on his perch, McConnell suddenly
By Sears, Roebuck CBS- TV 7:45 Opposite Camels HOLLY WOOD, June 3. --Radio-shy
went spra wling as the chair slipped.
While McConnell may have been thrown, it wasn't for a loss. He arose, dusted off his clothes,
To NBC Over 4611 ouse" Quality
NE W YORK. June 3. --The Anchor Hocking Glass Co mpany and its agency, Willia m H. Weintraub, this week registered a terrific beef with NBC because of the quality of Broadway Open House. the hoir -long revue Anchor is sponsoring on the NBC tele web. NBC's im mediate reaction was to call in Douglas Coulter, formerly progra m vice-president in charge of progra ms for CBS.
Coulter was placed in full charge of producing the Anchor show, which is sponsored co-operatively by the glass company and bre wers in various cities. A mong his other missions will be to build a permanent troupe for the sho w, so as to simplify production proble ms, especially rehearsals.
Camel Takes Option On Thomas TV Show
NE W YORK. June 3. --Ca mel rigs, thru Willia m Esty. has taken a 3week option on the Danny Tho mas tele show, it was learned this weekend. Option ends when Tho mas comes East for nitery stint this month.
Video show is being offered by the Willia m Morris Agency for probable airing no NBC. Show is net n replacement fnr the Care.1-Fd Wynn tele mirer. Orition on Wynn show is not yet dus for reree...d.
Sears, Roebuck & Co mpany will in-
vade local radio with · major 17-day air campaign, during which the retail chain store will buy time on 12 local stations to plug new appliances.
Biggest Sears radio drive in recent history, the ca mpaign will include stations }CFI. KECA, KHJ, KLAC, K MPC. KO WL, KFVD. KFOX, K WK W. KIEV, KGER and KFAC. Deal was negotiated by Southern California Broade·sters Association (SCBA) acting on behalf of me mber stations.
NE W YORK, June 3. --The purchase this week of the 7:45-8 p.m. slot three times a week on CBS-TV by Chesterfield places the cigarette sponsor squarely up against its competitor, Ca mels, in the battle for TV audiences.
Ca mels has the 7:45-8 slot on NBCTV with its News Caravan, aired across the board.
Chesterfields will progra m Mondays. Tuesdays and Fridays, beginning in late Septe mber. Masland Rugs has the Wednesday slot. Tho the pro-
Philip
Morris gran% has not yet been selected, indications are that it will be a video version of Chesterfield's Supper Club.
Gets "T or C" as Cunningham & Walsh is the agency. Meanwhile, Olds mobile this week also decided to go across the board
"Life"
Fal
Sub in the 7:30-7:45 seg ment on CBS-TV. The sponsor of Doug Ed wards and the News is currently progra ming on
N E W Y O R K. June 3. --Philip Morris this week acquired Ralph Edward's Truth or Consequences to replace This Is Your Life, also owned by Edwards, on CBS next fall. The former progra m is on NBC Saturday nights 8:30-9, but shifts into the
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. but will add the other two days in the fall. These two buys will rnean that CBS-TV only has the Thursday evening 7:45-8 time for sale now. D. P. Brother Agency, Detroit, handles the Olds billings.
Tuesday evening 9:30-10 slot on CBS
Gruen May Bankroll occupied by the cigarette sponsor. Procter & Ga mble, the present
'Blind Date' in Fall sponsor of Truth or Consequences.
tried to get TV rights to the progra m,
Rio it had giver up on its radio potential, bet Ed wards wants no part of TV until he has exhausted the show's radio life. It is believed that
NE W YORK. June 3. -- Gruen Watch Company this week was on the verge of buying Blind Date for next season. The proera m. now on ABC-
Philip Morris also has the TV rights TV Thursday nights. 9-9:30, for Es-
to Truth or Consequences, which it quire Slice Polish, has been canceled
purchased along with the radio ver- by that sped or rweetive at the end
sion.
of the current
and went back pitching. When he finished. the NBC delegation left, and the CBS contingent made its pitch.
Next morning (27) the sealed bids sub mitted by the two webs were opened, and NBC had Groucho.
NBC's three TV breadwinners are W NBT, Ne w York: W NBQ. Chicago, and W NBK, Cleveland. McConnell did not reveal the extent of the o. and (See NBC O. & O. TI! on page 43)
"Harum" Heads For TV Via PRB
NE W YOR K, June 3. --A long-ti me radio stand-by as a soap opera, David Datu m this week was on the way toward beco ming a television stanza as well. Video rights for the series were parted by FRB. Inc.. the Mary Pickford -Buddy Rogers- Mal Boyd combine. The tele version. however, will be done as a weekly 30minute sho w rather than as a strip.
The TV series also will revert to the period piece of the original book. rather than the modern-dress for mat aired on radio by B. T. Babbitt, Inc., over CBS. Rights were procured fro m Mrs. Ripley Hitchcock, beneficiary of the estate. The Haro m character was made fa mous by Will Rogers in a 20th Century-Fox fil m after the sitecess of the novel and play. No web has been set as yet.
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SPEND OR SCRAM, SEZ CBS-TV
· Sponsors Must
I RIEIF AND IMPO RTANT
Don Lee Tele
Take 20 Coax Kula Buz Loses Candy Sponsor Effective Mid-Month
Into High as
Sites by Fall
Mason Candies last week canceled 'Kuda Mix." efective June 17. The progra m starring the Hindu mystic is on CBS-TV Saturdays 6:30-6:45 pm. Moore & Ha m m is the agency.
FCC Gives OK
Nortrich Pharniacal Considering Day Radio as TV Offset
Rule May Affect Kines
Norwich Phar macal last week was the latest bankroller to begin planning on use of dayti me radio as a means of staving of TV's in-
Skulls Progra m Expansion
NE W YORK, June 3. -- CBS-TV this week ruled that net work sponsors must buy a mini mu m of 20 coaxial
roads. The bankroller ,sponsor of "The Fat Man" on ABC, intends to retain that sho w, but is talking with the web about a dayti me strip stanza. Decision is expected m the next couple of weeks.
HOLLY WOOD, June 3. --Don Lee Television Station KTSL (II M2.703D) this week prepared to go Into high
stations on when the
the ne w
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American Telephone & Telegraph
Charles C. (Bud) Barry started work at NBC June 2 in his new
had granted the outlet a per manent
Company to extend the cable south-
post as A M progra m veepee. He was greeted with a first-day present,
com mercial license. Station has been
ward and west ward is co mpleted.
a vice-presidency, voted by the NBC board the sa me day.
operating under temporary 90-day
This means that a nu mber of CBSTV bankrollers using less than that nu mber of cable stations will have to increase budgets or blow.
One exception to this rule is in the rase of a bankroller without national distribution. Esso, for exa mple, is an Eastern product and therefore will not be required to take the 20 coaxial cities. However, after Esso's 52-week contract for the Alan Young sho w
IVY .4gencies Undergo Personnel Shifts
Stuart Ludlu m last week was appointed head uf the ne wly created TV depart ment of the Duane Jones Agency. Reggie Schuebel is the
head of the radio division of the agency. Ludlu m has been in video
packaging in New York and radio on the Coast. A mong agency shifts John Halpern has left the radio and TV depart ment of the Erwin Wasey Agency to head up a similar division at 'Pedlar & Ryan, and Ted Fetter, for men associate TV director at CBS, has joined the radio and TV operation of Batten, Barton, ,Durstine & Osborn.
per mits and now awaits final clearance on KTSL call letters, plus permission to move its trans mitter site fro m Hollywood's Mt. Lee to loftier Mr. Wilson location.
Meanwhile Don Lee tele Veepee Charles Glett, who has headed all Don Lee video activities since last fall, laid plans to expand into Saturday and Sunday progra ming as well as dayti me tele. Station is currently
ends, the web reserves the right to sell the sho w to a sponsor who can
Pabst Picks Up Option on Radio's "Riley"
operating 33 hours weekly as contrasted to 20 hours last fall. Altho
take the mini mu m list. In addition, where an agency has a contract eanceleable only on its part, the client may be able to evade the 20-station rule by clai ming the contract was
Pabst Beer has picked up the option of the radio version of "Life of Riley" for next fall, with Willia m Sandia continuing in the lead role. At the sa me time, the beer maker has passed up continuance of the tele version of the co medy sho w, with the package owner, Irving Bracher, retaining resale rights to another non-co mpetitive sponsor.
the outlet is the world's pioneer video station (now in its 19th year), KTSL has been trailing other local outlets in biz, ha mstrung as its was by FCC's delay in granting co m mercial okay.
made on a basis not specified by the
Bendix's new pic contract gives hi m tele clearance for the first time,
When Glett took over the reins
new rule.
whereas anti-video fil m clauses heretofore prevented his doubling on
last fall the station was deep In the
Tho NBC-TV practice has been to
video.
red. First move was to ax all sus-
make advertisers take all the stations on the cable. CBS-TV has held off with a mini mu m rule. But the adding of the new coaxial outlets has put a heavy econo mic pressure on the web which, in turn, is shifting so me of it to sponsors.
Insiders at CBS-TV, however, feel that many bankrollers who now present their shows on kine, besides using a nu mber of cable cities, will
P&G Sending "Fireside Theater" to Coast
Procter & Ga mble's (P& G) "Fireside Theater' tele fil m series, on the NBC-TV Eastern net will expand to the Coast next fall. Bankroller is co m mitted to definite sho wing on K NBH, Holly wood NBC outlet, with other Coast showings under consideration, including San Francisco and San Diego. KNBH will pre-e mpt the Tuesday 9 p. m. times slot, following the Milton Berle show, for the series. Pie to be shown will be shot this su m mer in Holly wood by Bing Crosby Enterprises.
tainers, strea mline co m mercials, and
co mpletely rebuild progra ming struc-
ture. Station now boasts 20 live weekly (all com mercial), plus
aairneerws
series of fil m and kine stanzas which
include Western, cri me blocks and a
group of Grade A feature films. Kisses
are sent fro m Du Mont TV net in the
East,
As a result of the progra ming reva mp, sales went up 400 per cent to
take the mini mu m nu mber of coaxial connections required but stop taking
Coast NBC-TF' Prepping Three New Shows
an all-ti me high. To handle 14 hours of weekly live airers, Glett greatly
kine stations. This would be cheating Peter to pay Paul and would not benefit the net. The hope of the web brass nevertheless is that sponsors will keep their kine cities and take
Three new shows were put into the NBC-TV hopper by the net's Coast video progra mer, Nor man Blackburn. last week. Shows include a new Cats Daley seg, an Andy and Della Russell package, and e co medy- musical video airer with the Firehouse Five Plus Two. Dixie co mbo, and co mic Bob Burns. All are on the drafting boards no w for
augmented the production and progra ming staff, headed by for mer Da.. vid O. Selznick flick exec, Cecil Barker. nosy executive producer for Don Lee.
the mini mu m nu mber of coaxial stations as well.
script clearances and kine auditions.
Last month the station plunged into "owl progra ming" by adding two
Non-Red Oath Nixed by NLRB
For Writers
Nielsen Service
Sets New Coverage Comparable to BMB
hour-long strip shows between HI p. m. and midnight, one featuring Nils Thor Granlund (NTG) and the other built around disk jockey Peter Potter.
Other projects in the works include production of a series of tele fil mi for national syndication, to be made by fil m producer-director Willia m Dieterle, and based on tales fro m of-
CHICAGO, June 3. --The Nielsen have coverage measured by a com- ficial files of the U. S. Secret Service.
Switch, Hair Style NE W YORK, June 3-- The full
board of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) this week upheld an appeal made by the Radio Writers' Guild (R WG) that Authors' League (AL) council me mbers need not file anti-Co m munist affidavits under the Taft-Hartley law. Last Year Robert Denha m, general counsel of the NLRB, ruled that since the R WG was a me mber of the League, it was mandatory that the AL have its council members sign affidavits before the R WG could be cleared for a certification election.
The decision actually means that executive board and council me mbers of unions do not have to sign affidavits, but only paid officers. No w R WG can go ahead with its certification election and, if successful, win a contract fro m agencies covering free-lance scripters.
- The Screen Writers' Guild (S WG) voted recently to leave the AL if the League did not comply with NLRB regulations regarding affidavits. However, the decision of the NLRB board will take care of that
research org will begin offering to
the trade in about two months a service comparable to the 1311113, A. C. Nielsen, company president, said this week. Nielsen .,ta d that altho he hopes and expects to get the cooperation of such trade both...s as the NAB. ANA and AAAA, he is going to make no formal effort to get official backing fro m these groups before offering his new coverage service. Rather, he is going to offer the service directly to stations, agencies and advertisers as he now sells his radio and TV index.
bination of audi meter reports and personal inte.views.
Nielsen emphasized that with this syste m complete, listening for both metropolitan and rural areas covered by these 200 stations could be garnered, In contrast to the old BMB method of citing listening of two or more times in week in certain areas and showing breakdown according to areas in which percentages of the population showed such degree of listening.
In stressing the importance of the top 200 stations, Nielsen pointed out that dividing the 70 per cent of the
Altho no price structure has been 209 gave each outlet an average of
decided upon, the coverage service will be given first for large market
.35 per cent of national listening, whereas the remaining 30 per cent
o jas. This is based on Nielsen's belief that 70 per cent of all radio listening Is to the top 200 stations
divided among the re maining 1,800 stations gave each an average of only .017 of the national total. This, he
of the country.
stated represented a ratio of 20 to 1
For the first 50 of these stations in favor of the top stations.
Nielsen will supply a quarter-hour Nielsen stated that the new rotas-
listening profile using information uré ments will not
started
garnered from audi meters. Next 50 executive manpower can be taken
will be measured by a concen'
fro m Important projects on which it
Deal was set up so me months ago and is awaiting final editing of material and preparation of shooting scripts. Moreover, interchange of ;tines between Du Mont TV net and Don Lee is in the works, as is a plan to hook up with the M RS projected TV network.
In the research field, director of color research. Harry Lubcke, last week disclosed application for twocolor patents and registration of the na me "colorvision" by Don Lee.
NE W YORK, June 3. --Following the syste m used in the theater, fil ms and literature, W NBC and W NBT here are planning to use quotes of radio and TV critics as promotion copy. Co m ments will be used via station breaks, etc. Since W NBT plans to use slides of the editors, so me of the guys are going out and being fitted for hair pieces.
proble m.
of audi meters. The next 100 will now Is working.
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Joyce Mathews
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Star-Spangled Revue
Reviewed Saturday 127 ,9- 10:30 p.m
Reviewed Thursday (1), 1:15 p.m. over W CBS-TV, New York. Sponsored by Superior Television Plant, Inc. via
Program Reviews
Sponsored by Frigidaire via NBC-Ty, New York. Producer-director, Max Liebman; TV director, Hal Keith; writers,
Lester J. Wolf. Produced by Lester J. Wolf. Written by Jack Lym an. Co-ordinator, William Patterson. Cast: Joyce
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Marvin Fisher, Larry Gelbart, Mort Lachman, Larry Marks, Si Rose, Al Schwan:, Norm Sullivan. Cast: Bob Hope, Frank
Mathews, Wright.
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Hayes, Dave Burns, Condos and Brand w.
Joyce Mathews Is trying to do a Faye Emerson In more ways than
Norman Ross's Stag Party
Broadway Open 'House
others. Music, Charles Sanford's ork. An. nouncers, Dennis James, Wendell N.las.
one, but on this show it was all pretty gri m. About the only favqrable factor of the pro-
trzigra m is Miss Mathews's good looks and the fact that she screens wel. Other wise it's fro m hunger. Her guest palaver with singers Johnny Johnston and Martha Wright was forced
and inane. A stunt which could have been effective failed miserably. In that spot Miss Mathe ws and Johnstcn mouthed the words to a record of Darn It, Baby, That's Love, which
671 he and Joan Edwards have just
made. Main reason for failure was Mathews's inability to go along
with the gag, altho Johnston handled the silent vocalizing hi okay fashion.
Other than a good opening shot, in which Miss Mathe ws stands *silhouetted against a window, the ca mera work was routine. Dick De Freitas did mid way off-screen
co m mercial for Superior television enlargers, the ca mera focusing on a gal in a bathing suit.
Me mo to Faye Emerson: Marry me,
pleaze.
Jerry Franken.
On the Line
Reviewed Saturday, 6:15-6:30 p.m. EDT. Presented sustaining via NBC. Produced by news and special events department of NBC. Scripter-cornmentator, Bob Considine; announcer, Fred Collins.
Distinctive, relaxed and consistently entertaining, Bob Considine see ms to pack the verbal punch to build hi m-
self a listening audience. Accenting pri marily the feature side of the news, the ne wspaper colu mnist kept his copy varied enough to give dialers an incentive to hear hi m again. Considine managed to get so mething extra into his treat ment of the ne ws as, for exa mple, his tale of the whazky practice of standing in line fcr days to get tickets for the Decoration Day auto race. Another interesting ite m concerned itself with the plastic surgeon turned novelist. This scripter got most of his material during the war when, on assign ment, he changed the facial features of spies. Considine is a distinct asset to radio.
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Reviewed Wednesday (31), 9:30-9:45 p.m. CDT. Sustaining on W NBQ, Chicago. Producer, Ted Mills. Director, Lyn King. Written by Loring Mandel. Cast: Norman Ross, emsee; Bette Chapel, Cavaliers Quartet. Music, Art Van 'Demme Quintet.
Reviewed Wednesday (31), 1-12 p.m. over NBC-TV network. Sponsor, Anchor Hocking Glass Company; agency, William H. Weintraub; producer, Vic McLeod; director, Joe Cavalier, Cast: Morey Amsterdam, Tony Romano, Three
Hailed as an all-star wonder eo--v, Bob Hope's second TV venture never fuly realized its big-ti me talent pc-
tential. However, the hourand-a-half airer was certainly superior to most video revues
This is another of WI413Q's oneshot sho ws, pitched on the air
Beaus and a Peep, the Milton DeLugg orchestra.
periodically, which would be retained if audience or sponsor reaction warranted. Garroway-atLarge started this way but Nor man Ross's Stag Party
This progra m, the third in the series, which airs for an hour across the board on NBC-TV, was television
circa 1945. Maybe further back than that. And while it's all
isn't going where Garroway went. Opening shot panned a
right for NBC to offer what may be in al actuality, valid
wall covered with NBC staff pin-
excuses, a stinker is still a
ups, then do wn to Ross's feet, up to Ross stretched out on a sofa, with
care.
stinker, and the public doesn't You can't, in show business, tell
standard surprised "Oh, helo, there." the public your proble ms. You either
Ross shed shoes and coat, told all give 'em a sho w or strike the sets wo men to leave the roo m,' blew a and scra m. Since NBC is producing
whistle su m moning model, said: "Fel- this progra m, for Anchor Hocking
lows, this is a da me." Ca mera slowly Glass and the Weintraub Agency, and
panned da me fro m hair to heels and since several millions in billings are
back. About five of the 15 minutes at stake, it behooves NBC to give 'em
were spent panning da mes.
a show. Or else.
Cavaliers Quartet, with ties pulled loose at neck, did one routine nu mber. Only spark in sho w was singing of Bette Chapel, backed by Art Van
So me of the NBC excuses are a tiny budget, the unfortunate de mise of the intended emsee, Creesh Hornsby, and limited rehearsal time. None of
Da m me, who, incidentally, never was those, Um, could account for the
seen. Sho w was an atte mpt to capitalize
amateurish production of day's progra m. You don't
Wedneswalk an
on Ross's tre mendous radio pull, emsee off behind a working singer using W NBQ's "Chicago style" orre- while still in ca mera range; it's pretty
laxation, infor mality, chatting with atrocious production to have your anthe ca mera and so on. This was so nouncer walk out, stopwatch in hand,
relaxed it just didn't jell. Viewer was to herald an upco ming co m mercial --
left feeling he'd been no where. When and even then, half the co m mercial
show ran a minute short, Ross ob- cut abruptly into dialog. And more
viously was out of things to say, so of the sa me.
he co m mented: "See what happens when a sho w is unrehearsed?"
Jack Mabley.
Talent on the third progra m was largely Morey A msterda m, in his now standard but ever funny routines.
ABC's of Music
Tony Ro mano gave a good assist on a vocal, the sa me going for Three
Reviewed Wednesday I31 I. 9:30-10 p.m. EDT. Presented by Chesterfield thru Cunningha m 6: Walsh via CBS. Producer, Lester Gottlieb; director, jean Hight; music, Ralph Flanagan and ork.
Beaus and a Peep. The quartet, which overdoes its sight stuff, has a legitimate beef against Amsterda m, who fiddled and faddled with their trick monicker and never did see m to get it on the air right. Lousing up an act's
Chesterfield's ABC's of Music is an billing ain't funny.
adequate su m mer replace ment for the Bob Stanton does the New York
Bing Crosby show. The hope that it co m mercial, which plugs repetitiously
might be strong enough to rate the Anchor Hocking no deposit beer
a winter spot is dispelled by bottle. It's a straight vocal co m mer-
an innocuous for mat. Good cial. devoid of either sight appeal or
music and good vocalists inventiveness. What d'ya go on tele-
which are practically duplica- vision for if not for sight appeal?
tions of disks are surely not
Jerry Franken.
enough when the sa me can be had by
tuning in any indie station.
Jack Linder's Bowery Music
With Robert Q. Lewis on hand as the emsee and Ralph Flanagan and
Hall
his ork for music, three disk jockeys are brought in fro m around the country to select their favorite waxings. These are then recreated by the original vocalists. Jockeys on the show caught were Bob Story, W NOR, Norfolk; Hap Ellis, KOLT, Scotts Bluff, Neb., and Martin Block, W NE W, Ne w York. Story picked Toni Arden's version of Tonight, Ellis chose Vic Damone's rendition of Vagabond Shoes, and Block, Flanagan's interpretation
Reviewed Thursday (1 ), 8-9 p.m. EDT. Sustaining via W OR-TV, New York. Producer-director, lack Linder. Writers, Lee Sands, Jack Linder, Thornton West. Emsee, Jack Waller. Cast: Gwen Emerick, Rosalie Alter, Carlo Correlli, the Grandotiers, Eileen O'Dare, Muriel Lane, Burton and Janet, Harrison and Andrews, Sam Kramer, Frank Small's Cancan girls and Douglas and Fairbanks. Music, Emerson Buckley and ork.
or Joshua. All three tunes were well done by the ork, Da mone and Miss Arden. Add to the credit side, Flanagan's smooth band in several other selections.
Le wis was hi mself but the script was patchy, especially with replacement gags. The disk jockeys, away fro m their turntables, see med very ta me. Their chatter with Lewis :vas blunted by the dullness of background intervie w material.
Jack Linder's Bowery Music Hall is a rough dia mond but certainly no Dia mond Lit, another Linder produc-
tion. Production- wise it's almost as ragged as the title site, but its slap-dash staging is so meho w in keeping with the sho w's Gay '90s the me. Vaude was an earthy proposition then, and the Linder revue projects the brassy razz matazz enter-
and so me of Hope's material was top quality; e.g. "Arthur Godfrey, the man who makes everybody else in radio sound like a spot announce ment."
Teeing off with the longest credit list since Ben Hur, the sho w utilized the old "back stage" gi m mick as as opener, with shirt-sleeved stagehands running around setting up props. The co median entered on the cue line, "we're ready, Mr. Hope," and in spite of so me sock monolog material, still sho wed a "walking on eggs" apprcach to TV in the initial close-ups. His ne w modesty tack is appealing, but it's not Hope and it's debatable if this personality switch will please fans who liked hi m glib and brassy. He was at his best in the skits, which he played with his old brisk assurance and deft vaude timing. The latter was particularly evident In an automat scene with Arnold Stang and Dave Burns; a local yokel bit, with canary Peggy Lee, and a stunt with Frank Sinatra la mpooning TV-carrera conscious baseball players.
Quality- wise, Beatrice Lillie was the brightest spot on the show. Her fla mboyant take-off on a feline rociety fern who fancies herself an amateur Duse and did rope tricks with a yard 'of pearls was priceless. The co medienne also scored with a slyiy satirical impression of a punch-drunk bop singer, her old "whythrn" number, and gave Hope and Sinatra a b:t assist on a zany South Sea finale, a broad take-off on the Hope-Crosby "road" flickers.
Making his TV debut, Frank Sinatra projected a great deal of warmth and boyish sincerity, indicating his video future should be a bright one. He was a trifle tense in his banter bouts with Hope, but co mpensated with a nicely restrained rendition of Co me Rain, Co me Shine. His likable manner and poise were particularly ad mirable in vie w of the highly audible swoongoons in the audience, who wheezed noisily every time he opened his mouth.
The beauteous Peggy Lee was hampered by bad make-up, but her natural good looks were still discernible and she chalked up a high rating m · sically with a lyrical vocal on witched, Bothered and Be wildered.
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such, it should proVe a good dra w for nostalgic oldsters and fa mily audiences.
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As More Stations Hit Air
Additional Radio -Television News will be found on page 43 of this heue.
For Scale But
NE W YORK, June 3. --The tre mendous ju mp in vie wer interest when a second video stetion takes to the air has been dra matically proved in,
of al places, Ne w York. This was evi-
denced in the 68 per cent rise in TV
sets in use noon hours
in(SItUh)e
during the prevery first week
that W NBT was on the air with Its new morning schedule. Up to last month only W ABD was airing morning TV here.
In the 10:30 a. m. to noon period during the first week of April, W ABD scored a 2.8 S W average, according to The Pulse. W hen W NBT joined in
with sho ws during these hours the first week in May, the two stations hit acombined Pulse SILT average of 4.1.
Broken do wn by time periods, the figures show even more clearly the jump in nu mber of sets being used, with a 2,600 per cent gain registered In the opening period, 10:30 to 10:45 a.m. In April W ABD had a .1 SIU score, but in May the two stations together hit 2.6. A 500 per cent boost was racked up fro m 10:45 to 11 a.m., where W ABD had a .7 S W in April, but the two outlets co mbined hit 3.4 in the first week of May.
Fro m 11 a. m. on, the gains were less spectacular, but fully as significant. The 1 to 11:15 a.m. period leaped from 2.2 to 3.8; the 11:15 to 11:30 slot fro m 3.3 to 4.2; the 11:30 to 11:45 period fro m 3.9 to 4.4; the 11:45 to noon seg ment increased fro m 4.3 to
4.8, and the noon to 12:15 p. m. period jumped fro m 5.2 to 5.8.
With other video outlets here likely to increase their scanning, ulti mately moving into the sa me morning hours, the nu mber of hausfraus turning on their receivers in the post-breakfast hours is likely to ju mp even more. The Pulse figures, which apply here to mornings, may be regarded as just as significant in appreciating the hyped popularity of TV in evening hours in one-station cities when a second outlet moves onto the scene.
Sinatra-Lucky Deal Rumored
HOLLY WOOD, June 3. --Recurring ru mors of a ne w Frank Sinatra sho w for the A merican Tobacco Co mpany ca me to the fore in Holy wood this week, altho those close to The Voice clai med no kno wledge of such a deal. Show, possibly a co mbined radio-tele packaged airer, was reportedly being weighed by Lucky Strike ciggies as a half-hour weekly offering. -
Sinatra, it will be re me mbered, was canceled by Luckies season before last, only to be re-signed to headline the Light Up Ti me musical strip seg which bowed out this week-end. Tobacco fir m is understood anxious to buy Sinatra for tele, a fact no w possible since the crooner has severed relationship with M G M Pix and is free for video.
T-Men To Bang No Royalties
Away on AM, TV Proposals Industry- Wide
On 2 Networks NE W YORK, June 3. -- With the A merican Federation of Musicians
NE W YOR K, June 3. --Two sho ws, one A M and the other TV, both dra matizing adventures of the Treasury Depart ment's agents, are all but set on rival webs, CBS and NBC. The radio show, T- Men, is to be used by CBS as a sustainer this su m mer. NBC is trying to set a time period for Treasury Men, a tele stanza which Chrysler' is all but set to sponsor. Likely slot is 10:30 p. m., Thursdays.
The CBS radio sho w Is a web package and' features Dennis O' Keefe, while the tele stanza is a Bernard Prokter- Music Corporation of A merica deal. Both sho ws have their real inception at the sa me source, files of the Treasury Depart ment's investigators. The CBS sho w is based on the Ed ward Small T- Men fil m of a couple years back, which was made with govern ment co-operation. Ho wever, that co-operation ceased when Small Insisted on using the T- Men title, to which the Treasury execs objected. Result is that Prokter no w has access to the depart ment's files for his sho w, with CBS originating new yarns.
(AF M) no w signing individual deals
with independent producers permit-
ting the use of live music on tele-
vision fil ms, the major co mpanies in
the net work and TV fil m production
field are doing a terrific burn over
what they prejudiced
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unfair part of
and t,he
union. The networks, for exa mple,
still are unable to hire musicians for
fil med video sho ws and clai m that
giving the indies a go-ahead places
the m --the webs --at a disadvantage.
The first two indie- AF M deals, made
with Gene Autry and Snader Tele-
scriptions were reported in last
week's issue of The Billboard.
As a result, the industry-TV co m-
mittee, made up of reps of net works,
fil m co mpanies and package produc-
ers, this week settled on the terms it
wil ask as applying to telefihns and
will present the m to Ja mes C. Pe-
trillo, AF M president, as soon as he
returns to Ne w York after next
week's AF M convention, scheduled
for Houston. The industry-TV co m-
mittee has been formulating its pro-
posals for so me months.
Deals Unworkable?
CBS-TV
Down
Shubert
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·Web eSeeks B RIEF A N D IMPO RTANT
Catalog of 35 B'way Revues
May Be One-Hour Show
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NE W YOR K, June 3. --CBS-TV this
week was on the verge of concluding a deal for what may be the greatest
single catalog of legit revue material
in existence. The web is concluding
negotiations with the Shuberts for rights to 35 different Broad way revues,
If acquired, the material probably will be made into a half-hour or hour revue called the Passing Sho w, after one of the most valuable Shubert titles. The Shuberts produced a year17 version of this sho w for many years, 12 such versions being included in the catalog, along with rights to the Artists and Models series. The scripts are mainly standaid sketches, music and specialty material which were perfor med by such top co mics as W. C. Fields, Eddie Cantor and Will lingers.
The Shuberts are not selling the
material, but are retaining ownership
via a rental deal, with different fees
for co m mercial and sustaining use.
Howard Hoyt is representing the legit Producers.
Hoyt also is packaging an hour TV
version of the different operettas pre-
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Speidell P onders "Sing It A gai n"
Speidel Je welry last week was said to be giving consideration to sponsorship of the TV version of "Sing It Again," on CBS. The watch band co mpany for merly bankrolled part of the Chicago portion of NBC-TV's "Saturday Night Revue," but did not co me in with its order quickly enough for next fall and was frozen out. Not only Speidell but another Sullivan, Staufer, Col well & Bayles account, Arrid, is evidencing interest in the "Sing It Again." The sho w will probably be sold in seg ments, as was done in radio.
M ayor O' D wyer's W P1 X Fireside Ne w York's Mayor Willia m O'D wyer wil have his own TV sho w,
"At the Mayor's Desk," on The Ne w York Daily New's video outlet, W PLX, beginning June 15 at 8 p. m. The se mi- monthly half-hour series will emanate fro m O'D wyer's City Hall ofice and, according to a statement by the city oficial, "it will give Ne w Yorkers an opportunity to see their public oficials in action, appraise the men charged with the responsibility of directing the afairs of their city and see for the mselves ho w policy is made in this ad ministration." But no readng of the co mics!
A B C Finally La ms N A B ' The long pending question of ABC's stand on the National Asso-
ciation of Broadcasters (NAB), was ans wered Thursday (1), when the web made a for mal announce ment of its resignation fro m the N AB. The notice was served in a letter to N AB Prexy Justin Miller fro m Robert E. Kintner. ABC head. CBS resigned fro m the association three weeks ago."
CI S To Drop 'County Fair" as Sustainer
"County Fair" is being dropped by CBS as a sustainer after its
June 17 broadcast. Since canceled by Borde as, the web has been un-
able to co me up with a ne w bankroller. Beauty expert Richard Willis will replace the progra m, beginning June 24. His helpful hints to the
ladies will be available until the fall, when Morton Do wney moves into
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is being ofered agencies by the National Association of Christians and Je ws (NACJ). The fee for the prayer is said to be $5,000 a week.
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WL W-T After Su m mer Viewers With "On the Line"
W L W-T, Cincinnati, hopes to hold viewers during the su m mer with what it calla the city's biggest telephone quiz, "On the Line." Altho talent has not yet been oelected, the show is slated to kick of June 17 and be on the air at least five hours a week at night. With a for mat along "Stop the Music" style, the progra m will contact listeners in Cincinnati, Dayton and Colu mbus who send In na mes. When phoned, they will be asked to identify one song for a small prize. If successful, they will hear another tune for the jackpot prize to have a value of at least $1000. Al clues wil be aural so that front porch listeners may participate.
Dunton Predicts No Tele for Canada Before Sept.
Television in Canada will not get under way until Septe mber 1. This is the prediction of Davidson Minton. chair man of the board of governors of the State-o wned Canadian Broadcpsting Corporation. Dunton figures it wil require close to $10,000,000 to get TV in Canada under way by the CBC. Breaking this figure down, there is $4,500,000 for the initial expenditure and the re mainder to cover operation losses for a five-year period after the opening.
2 FM-ers Swing Excl. Deal for Pres. Tru man Speech
.A couple of enterprising FM stations last week put thru a deal to get exclusive broadcast rights to a Presidential address, to be delivered later thin month. W CF M, Washington, will pick up President Tru man's speech before the A merican Newspaper Guild convention in the capital June 28, and will feed it to W FDR, Ne w York.
Thrower, ABC Sales V-P, Shifts Focus to TV
Fred Thrower. ABC's A M and TV sales veepee, last week was planning to revise his personal operation, switching his emphasis from radio to television. The threat of NBC and CBS making a two-web race. out of tele is regarded as the basic reason for the move. Charlie Ayers will head the A M sales operation, reporting to Thrower, who heretofore had personally run the radio end. Thrower hi mself will work closely with Slocu m (Buzz) Chapin. who has beeni ABC's video sales sharpshooter.
FCC Raps Zenith Knuckles on Phonevision Plugs
Overenthusias m of Zenith Radio in making a pitch to set makers to adapt for phonevision was rapped by the Federal Co m munications Co m mission (FCC) last week as it ordered Zenith to make a full explanation of letters to Radio Manufacturers' Association me mbers encouraging the m to install decoders for the syste m in their receivers. FCC added it is deferring action on Zenith's bid to postpone the start of phonevision tests until October 1.
WNBC Signs Helen Parkhurst for New Kid Series
Helen Parkhurst. whose "Child's World" series was a heavy award winner on ABC in recent seasons, was signed last week by W NBC, Ne w York, for a ne w series of local sho ws. Titled "Children Should Be Heard," the progta ms will be used in the 7:30 p. m. period Thursdays, starting June 15, and will feature 10 to 13-year-olds fro m parochial and public schools. The series will have Miss Parkhurst taping ad lib discussions with the youngsters on such topics as ho w to pie.vent war and what they want in the way of one world.
Menkin-Speer Sign Stark-Layton Office
WBKB "Telethon" Nets 200G for Charity
The Larry Menkin-Charles Speer writing tea m last week signed the Wilbur Stark-Jerry Layton package office to represent a ne w dra matic TV package no w in preparation. Titled "My Big Case," sho w will feature re-enact ment of actual cri mes, with the detective involved in breaking the case given a $500 award each week. The Menkin-
Taxicabs were sent out to pick up all contributions of $50 or more in the 18 1/2 -hour "telethon" over W BKB by Chicago Sun-Ti mes Columnist Iry Kupcinet Saturday and Sunday, May 27-28, for the cerebral palsy fund. Pledges totaled $200,000. Kup wound up at 3:30 p.m.. Sunday with Bob Hope, answering phones and taking pledges.
Speer duo currently is involved in a contract controversy with the Du Mont web, where the "Hands of Destiny" series drew critical ac-
Golden Gate Quartet Signs for Series on Wax
claim.
The Golden Gale Quartet has signed to record a series of 260 15-
Transit Radio, W WDC-F M Win Decision in Capital
A big splurge in installations of FM sets on busses and streetcars in the nation's capital is planned by Washington Transit Radio, Inc., and Station Vi M/DC-F M, which emerged triu mphant last week fro m the first test in a litigation brought by the Transit Riders' Association (TRA) to prevent radio in busses and streetcars. Judge Edward A. Ta man. of District Court, dis missed three suits by the TRA which announced, however, that appeals will be carried "to the Supre me Court, if necessary." Meanwhile, Transit Radio was attacked on another
minute open-end radio progra ms for Transcription Sales, Inc., New York. The contract, which covers production and world franchise sales rights, includes several unusual sales incentive gi m micks for stations. All sales will carry a guarantee of at least one free p. a. by the quartet during the year and per mission to broadcast on any weekly frequency without rate penalty. No mini mu m contracts are required and auditions disks will be shipped prepaid without deposit fees. The series, which features spirituals and folk songs, wil be scripted by Hal Halpern. with To m Scott as narrator.
front when the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) asked the Federal Co m munications Co m mission to revoke licenses of FM stations providing progra ms for busses and streetcars. The CIO said Transit Radio involves "forced listening to political propaganda."
Garry Moore To Simulcast on CBS This Su m mer
Garry Moore this su m mer will do a simulcast on CBS. Moore's radio show will start on July 3in the 7-7:30 p. m. spot across the board, but his TV efort will begin several weeks earlier. Ken Carson is
-NBC Gets Test Wax of 'Mary Pick ford Theater of Valor"
being brought in fro m the Coast to handle the male singing chores, but Moore is still looking for a fe male vocalist.
An audition waxing of the "Mary Pickford Theater of Valor" was
delivered to NBC late last week by PRB, Inc., the packager. The sho w, which dra matizes stories of herois m of the last war, was directed
SHO RT SCANN1NGS
by Ho ward Barnes, with a script by Ho ward Teich mann fro m research
by Stan Merkin. Nathan Krol was musical director, and Mal Boyd pro-
duced. The series is expected to start soon on NBC.
Radio and Tele Club of Pittsburgh tossing a shindig June 9 for Si
Steinhauser. of The Pittsburgh Press. Party is to mark Si's 20th year as
JACK LINDER'S
(Continued from page 8)
chorus). Emsee Jack Waler, a "23
skidoo" sharpie, keeps things moving along at a brisk pace thruout and acco mplishes the difficult teak of welding the good-natured but none too talented troupe into an entertaining whole.
With the exception of a leggy dancer, who performed a strictly modern acro-terp routine, the per-
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formers on last Thursday's show were all in tune with the turn of the century motif. Operatic tenor Carlo Carrelli, the Grandoliers Quartet and kid' canary Rosalie Alter sparked the best audience reaction. Burton and Janet's pantomi me routine on Charlie Chaplin was also a crowdpleaser, tho Burton's take-off bordered more on Groucho Marx than the little man with a cane.
The ful-stage saloon setting was surprisingly effective on a small TV screen and there were some nice atmospheric touches, i. e., a Salvation Army lass taking up a collection, while the patrons cry in their beer over A Bird in a Gilded Cage vocal. Ca mera work was spotty thruout, but, as was noted above, rugged production isn't a liability with this type of video revue. It's heart that counts.
June Bundy.
a radio editor. Ho w long can a guy take it? ... Clarence Menser, former NBC progra m veepee, na med professor of speech and director of radio for the John B. Stetson University, Deland, Fla. His responsibilities will include running WJBS, a Mutual affiliate. ...Jack Curtis. for mer WOE stafer, has joined W QXR, New York, as a su m mer replace ment announcer. ... W. Donald Roberti, ex-CBS Western sales manager, moves into a veepee berth at Sullivan, Staufer, Col well & Bayles, Inc., next month (1). ··· Allan Grey inked as CBS's new Housewives Protective League director. .. A girl born to the Martin Weldons (CBS) May 25, their first child... · Seymour Siegel, W NYC station head, in Washington last week (5-6) attending the FCC's first disaster control conference for co-ordinating radio facilities in case of an attack.... Ed A. Condit Jr. has left W MTR, Morristown, N. J., for a TV post with W ABD, Ne w York. ... John McDonald. WS M far m director, Nashvile, wil tour Europe this fall with the National Rural Youth Group of the A merican Far m Bureau Federation. He'll record
the trip, via tape, for clear channel broadcasting service. ...Clement G.
Scerback upped fro m ne ws writer status to the pro motion manager past at W T A M and W NB K, Cleveland.
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trast, a slick hoofing turn by Condos and Brandow. The for mer was deftly performed by Janet Reed and Michael Kidd and the latter pulled extra laughs when Hope crashed the act, a la Berle. Incidentally, Berle hi mself also crashed the show --in person, getting into the finale unannounced. Finis skit was a honey.
The show lost its sense of hu mor, tho, when it ca me to the co m mercials. In spite of the practiced wiles of Dennis Ja mes and Wendell Niles, two of video's best salesmen, the Frigidaire plugs were dead serious and cold as the brand na me. This was mainly
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were agreeably unobtrusive thruout,
which means near-perfectIon behold
the scenes.
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· Arena, Kaye, Diskers' Dub-Drubbing by AFM U. S. Dragnet
Alex'der Talk Hurts; Como's Illness a Point Snares Eight
Booking Corp.
Victor "Penalised"
Other Fir ms Concerned
NE W YORK, June 3. -- Perry NE W YORK, June 3. --The Ameri-
Comes sudden ilness (infected can Federation of Musicians (AF M)
throat) Sunday (28) again high- ban on pre-recording, tracking and/or
Phily
Firms
lighted record company-American dubbing, practices has resulted in a
First Major in Years
Federation of Musicians (AF M) flurry of gentle protests by diskers,
proble ms. RCA Victor had scheduled a recording date for Como Monday
primarily execs in waxery and-repertoire depart ments.
artists-
Probe
Spreads
Thru
Natic-t
NE W YORK, June 3. --Arena Stars, Inc., a management organization owned by Spike Jones which houses such talents as Bill (Bewitched) Snyder's ark and Homer and Jethro; the Willard Alexander Agency, which books Vaughn Monroe, Rudy Vallee. Count Basle, Larry Green and others, and orkster Sa m my Kaye have quietly been carrying on a three-cornered negotiation to form a new booking corporation. These talks have been going on for several months, and the massive project has been on and off from day to day. New hope for the realization of such an agency arose this week when Spike Jones's booking paper with the Music Corporation of America (MCA) ran out June I. Jones has not re-signed with MCA as yet and reportedly is sold on a plan to book hi mself, either solely or in the partnership.
Decca Declares Representatives of the three groups
Involved. Willard Alexander, Sammy Kaye and Leonard Rom m, Jones's
2d Dividend New York rep for Arena -Stars, have
admitted to The Billboard that negotiations for the three-cornered deal have been going on. They feel that a strong possibility exists that the project may be realized,
A New Threat? Should the Jones-Alexander-Kaye triumvirate merge Into an agency, it would stack up as the first major
(29). When a. and r. chief Charlie Orean learned Como would be unable to make the date, he called Local 802, AFM, and asked for permission to cancel. Union turned Crean down. Green also asked to be allowed to cut the band and dub Como in later, but this proposal was rejected too.
Since 26 musicians, plus a contractor and leader had been booked (representing a rap of approxi mately $1.275). Victor faced the possibility of · loss on the date. Orean, however, caught up with Eddie Fisher, who had just come into town from Liberty, N. Y., and rushed the new singer into the studio. Victor had a Fisher arrangement left over fro m · previous Fisher date and hustled in arranger and copyist to make up an
(See Victor Penalized on page 41)
Basic objections have ste m med fro m the technical benefits which can be derived fro m pre-recording methoda; the belief that it Is unfair to tax a waxery for the cost of a session in the event of ilness of an artist; a theory that tootier working conditions are less strained, and young singers' abilities are not so heavily taxed with Pre-recording; also, musician losses in overtime and extra session moneys are negligible in view of the observance of recording budgets with most diskers.
A keynote example of the efects of the dubbing ban occurred at the Victor company this week when Perry Como suddenly beca me ill on the eve of a disking date, and the diskery found it couldn't get AF M permission to cancel the session or
W ASHINGTON, June 3.--Justice Department's continuing probe of disk distribution appears likely to spread over the entire nation in the wake of a Philadelphia federal grand jury indictment handed down this week (2) charging four major record wholesalers, eight dealers and their association with conspiring to fix prices. The indict ment follows close on the heels of a court victory for Justice in similar charges against a few Pittsburgh area dealers.
Justice announced yesterday (2) that the indictment charges that Decca Distributing Corporation. of New York and Philadelphia; Capitol Records Distributing Corporation of Hollywood and Philly. and Raymond Rosen & Company and Stuart F. Louchhei m Company, both
make vocal tracks (see story next of Philly, and eight officials of
colu mn). As a result of the Como Incident, the diskery is planning to ask for an AF M hearing regarding future situations of a similar type.
record retail stores had since 1947 allegedly used the Record Dealers' Association (RDA) as a medium for assurances between retailers and
Victor artist and repertoire topper wholesalers to bring about identical
NE W YORK, June 3.--Despite the Charlie Green has been in touch with retail pric es on disks sold in Southern
sum mer disk biz letdown, Decca Rec- Colu mbia pop recording boss Mitch Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey
ords' board of directors yesterday (2) Miller, and it is not unlikely that the and Delaware.
declared a second quarter dividend of 12 % cents per share on the 776,000 outstanding shares of stock. Decca Prexy Milton Rackinil declared that it is hi, belief that the diskery will finish its second quarter in the black,
two, possibly along with Walter Rivers, representing Capitol Records here, will atte mpt to talk the dubbing situation over with union officials.
Capitol Records' artist and rep top-
Justice agents have been quietly nosing around large cities in the Eastern half of the U. S. looking for traces of price fixing. The Pittsburgh case was the first one filed, but was small fry in comparison with the Philadel-
new agency threat In show business since the for mation of the RockwellO'Keefe organization, which ultimately beca me General Artists Corporation (GAC). some 15 years ago. With the Monroe-Kaye-Jones wedge, such an agency would possess a formidable nucleus for a front-running band depart ment.
Kaye, Incidentally, is tied to GAC until October of this year as the
despite the severe business drop of the past month or so.
He said that the firm's May take closely parallels Decca's figures for April and that both months were slightly below the grosses for the same periods last year.
per, Jim Conklin', w u here early this week pri marily to discuss the pre-recording ban with the union. He was not able to convince AF M representatives that pre-recording methods essentially are employed to make a better product.
"Joe" Wilson Passes On;
phia indict ment It is likely to be several months before the Philly defendants are tried.
Justice said the retailers indicted by the jury were Nathan Fischer, Record Mart; Alex Gettlin, Alex A. GetUin, Inc.; Henry PiUrow, Bond Radio; John Ragona, Ragona Radio dc Record Shop: Raymond Santini,
(See G- MEN JU MP on page 14)
result of deal made a couple of weeks ago when his term pact with that , agency ran out
Leaves Saddened Indus& Lombardo Biz
Mooney to MCA Sweetest (Continued from page 3)
entire industry. In the record indus-
the-board basis, the large-sized shoes try Wilson's unshakeable belief in the
This
After ABC Lets left by Wilson.
basic soundness of the 45 r.p. m. pho-
While it is virtually impossible to nograph system is held largely re-
distinguish, in a Da mon-Pythias rela- sponsible for the all-out drive of
Orkster
Switch tionship such as was represented by RCA on the system, and for its presthe working basis between Wilson ent solidly established position.
Side
o' Heav'n
NE W YORK, June 3.--Art Mooney this week inked a five-year manage-
ment pact with the Music Corporation o/ America (MCA) following the amicable settlement of the orkster's current booking paper with Asociated Booking Corporation (ABC). To seule the ABC pact, Mooney agreed to fulfill com mitments made for his ork thru the month of July. MCA will pick the band up around August I.
and RCA Prexy Folsom, which of the two men was most substantially responsible for various RCA achievements, it is a generally accepted fact that, along with Folsom, Joe Wilson was responsible for many of the Radio Corporation's most dramatic and highly efective moves.
Wilson was 50 years old at the time of his death. He was born in Al ma, 11, and joined RCA in June, 1944, as administrator in accounts and finance, In 1945 he was made operating vicepresident, and in 1947 was appointed vice-president and general manager of the entire division. In January,
Basically, Wilson's No. 1 achieve- 1949, shortly after Frank Folsom was
ment (working side by side with Fol- elected president of the Radio Cor-
sons) is considered to be the job of poration of America, Wilson was ap-
reorganizing the RCA Victor division pointed executive vice-president of
of RCA along lines which resulted In the RCA Victor division, a job in
See Record Take for '50
NE W YORK, June 3. --Guy Lombardo may wrap up his biggest year in show business at the end of 1950, according to current indications. The maestro, who opened the swank Starlight Roof of the Waldorf Thursday (1) with warbler Vic Da mon.. is reeking up smash business on Decca disks and on his road trips, and is scoring heavily via air time.
Mooney, who this week closed
a decentralized operation, making which he replaced Foisons.
A check on Lombardo's disk sales
three-week engagement at Frank each depart ment in the division de- Before joining RCA, Wilson was buttresses the belief that the Decca
Dailey's Meadowbrook in Cedar pendent virtually on its own acco m- vice-president and general manager artist stands a good chance of out-
Grove, N. J., has reva mped his band to lay heavy emphasis on dance music. He has returned to his old
plishments or failures. Prior to the Folsom- Wilson regi me at RCA, the organization operated along over-al
of the United Wallpaper Company, vice-president and controler of Goldblatt Bros., Inc., Chi department store,
selling any na me in the diskery's roster this year. It's figured his total sales may well hit $7,000,000 or
book, and has been filling in with lines which are said to have hid the and controller for Montgomery Ward. $8,000,000. Outstanding among his
new arrangements to give his crew shortcomings of any given depart- Wilson was also a director of the recent release is The Third Man
a semi- Miller sound. The novelty ment beneath the glowing achieve- RCA Victor Company, Ltd., of Mon- Theme, which has chalked up 577,000
stuff, which has been the orksteez ments of another.
treal; director of the New Jersey State sales as of Thursday. Orders on
identification for the past couple of years, has been relegated to a rear
Wilson is also credited, in inside circles, with having fostered and de-
Cha mber of Com merce and amember of the Controllers' Institute of Amer-
Third Man in the last two weeks totaled 41,000. Enjoy Yourself has hit
position in the new band's plans.
veloped the television receiver serv- ica and the Society of Naval En- 430,000, with 4,000 ordered in the last
Mooney's booking picture has been ice operation, which eventually ca me gineers. Surviving Wilson are his two weeks. Dearte's total is 146,000,
(See Mooney to MCA on page 41) to be accepted as the pattern for the (See "Joe" Wilson Passes on pope If) (gee LO MBARDO BIZ on page 14)
12
MUSIC
The Billboard
June 10, 1950
Rtunbalero Shakes aSamba Dirty Disks Illegal Copyright Pact
In Closing Cuban Office WASHINGTON, June 3.-- The bill banning ship ments of
Up the Flue as
NE W YORK. June 3. --The tug-of- Abcrbaoh corroborated that there
war between Ru mbalero. the Hill & Range L.-A. subsid, and Peer & Com-
had been discussions with Pemora Music on the sale of the Rumbalero
pany for control of the Cuban music catalog, but denied that he had of-
market has reached the point where fered Ru mbalero for sele, stating th at
Ru mbalero has closed do wn its Cu- he was the one who had been ap-
ban office. A report that Ernesto proached. He gave as th e reason for
Roca, dominant figure in the Cuban shuttering Rumbalero in Cuba a pro -
music balero
picture, had resigned as Rumrep was denied by Hill &
jteivcitteyd
hplearen
toin
concentrate on L.-A. th e United States.
ac-
Range topper Jean Aberbach this Mean while the withdrawal of Ru m -
week, with the words "it's not true balero would appear to leave peer a
dirty disks is now law as a result of receiving the President's okay this week. The new law prohibits the use of common carriers for shipping any obscene record or transcription. A second bill extending the prohibition to shipments of such disks by any means has passed the Senate and is pending in the House Judiciary Committee.
Reds Take Walk
W ASHINGTON, June 3. --The hopea
of the United Nations Educational, Scientific arid Cultural Organitation
(UNESCO) for universal adherence to the proposed global copyright pact received a minor setback this week
as Czechoslovakia and Hungary withdrew from the UNESCO confab in
Czech that Roca severed connections with clear field in Cuba. At presen t, how -
us. We still have an agree ment with ever, the hassle shapes up as a tem him, but on · different basis." Aber- pest in a teapot, since Cu ba has been
Company Florence, Italy, because of the seating of a delegation from Nationalist China.
bach did not enlarge on the nature of the "different basis."
FCAlogerrfefeCearn.osn,RiFoPgurhbtsms Sues Mercury NEW YORK, June 3. -- Song-
writers' Protective Association (SPA) and Music Publishers' Protective Association (111PPA) have agreed on a Canadian copyright assign ment form to be afixed to the standard SPA contract, where the pubber asks the
Rainbow To Sp k writer for Canadian rights. SPA this week notified its members and those publishers who have
Williams Promosh signed the basic SPA agreement of
the decision on the contract form, and sent sa mples of the form along with the letters of notice. Songwriters were requested to execute Canadian assign ments only if they are on the new form. Pubbers were asked to send written confirmation that they will use the form exclusively in contracts with SPA members.
The SPA action ca me about because pubbers had been submitting to writers Canadian assign ment forms which were then not turned over to SPA for counter-signature -- a violation of the SPA contract.
Cap May Repeat Beside the technical violation in-
volved, some of these assignment forms gave pubbers unli mited Cana-
Summer Success dian rights. The SPA form bas the
singularly unproductiv e of hit ma -
terial for the pop market he re for
some years. At one time th e islan d
was a fecund source for suc h Stateside smashes as Siboney, Mama Inez, Yours, Peanut Vendor,etc. L-A. ex perts agree that th e dear th ie due largely to the current preo cu pation of Cuban writers with the mambo, with th emphasis on jazz rhyth ms an d sparseness of melody line.
NE W YORK, June 3. --A su it against Mercury Records was filed in U. S. District Court this week by Cramaphone Works National Corporation, Czechoslovakian firm, asking for $120,467.65 da mages, an accounting and an injunction restraining the
The essence of th e batl e !lance lies in control ofthe material --the song writers.
for (load source o Roca re -
defendant belonging attorneys,
from using any matrices to the plaintiff. Mercury's
when queried, rebutted
portedly has many Cuban tu nesm ith s each of the causes of the action.
personal allegiance. Peer, on th e oth e
According to the complaint, the
hand, has a nu mber of them unde plaintiff in 1947 entered into an
contract.
agreement with Keynote Recordings,
Inc., and Mercury. It is alleged that
Mercury agreed to sell kidisks pro-
ar
duced by them from matrices loaned by the plaintiff; that Mercury failed
to account for total records produced
and did not pay all royalties due; that
Mercury breached its agreement to
NE W YORK, June 3. --Rain bow Records, one of the more lively Indies, has plotted a m ajor sca le promotion in conjunction with its newest property, the Buddy Wilia ms or k and its "Golden Echo Music."
The diskery, headed by Eddie Heller and Larry Newton , ha already sent out 5,000 teaser car ds to jocks and diatriba, and this week will follow up with special introductory disks, an exploitation kit an d samp le vicies of the first actual disk coupling, On the Mall and Spring Mad e a Fool of Me, which w il be re lease d this week. Flack Jerry Si mon has been engaged to plug the disks joc kwise In New York and oth er Eas tern cities.
accept records shipped from abroad: that Mercury failed to return some 400 matrices, and that Mercury used the matrices to produce LP disks without authorization.
Mercury, in rebuttal, states it received a cancellation notice of the contract with Gra mophone National August 16, 1949, and that on September 23 another party entered the case and claimed to be the agent for Gra mophone. With regard to royalties, Mercury states it paid them thru the fourth quarter of 1949, the " Ma totaling $6,725.80. With regard to reproducing the material on LP, Mercury states it had every right to do this. Finally. the diskery says it returned all matrices.
State Department officials are mm musing the importance of withdrawal, even (ho the two nations announced they will boycott all UNESCO activities as long as Nationalist China is a member. It was stated that the agency never figured there was more than an outside chance that any of the Iron Curtain countries would come in on a treaty in the first place.
The Chinese issue found Burma, Yugoslavia and Den mark voting along with the two Soviet satellites, but only the Czechs and Hungarians walked out. The USSR is not represented at the UNESCO session.
State Department is convinced that a global pact will be worth while eveess if all the countries under Soviet influence fail to take part It is pointed out that, as far as music is concerned, the Russian bloc refuses recognition to "capitalistic" songs, while current Iron Curtain music is of little interest in other nations. The agency still hopes the recalcitrant countries will be Ln a mood to sign the copyright pact once it is drafted, but will push for U. S. publication anyway.
The treaty itself is still in a slowmotion stage. with the UNECSO copyright office in Paris exa mining answers to its questionnaire in preparation for a report to the world group. The current session of UNESCO will run until June 17 but 13 not expected to get around to the copyright Issue until the next meeting late this year.
efect of limiting these rights.
The de monstration disk, which will
The need for a special assignment for Canada stems fro m a quirk of the Canadian copyright law. In order for a publisher, i.e. copyright owner, to collect mechanical royalties, he is required to have a special assign ment from the writer or writers of the song.
go out to more tha n 3,000 joc ks,publishers and trade publi ca tions is narrated by a pro minent ra dio an nouncer who tells Willia ms 's stor y,
A unique twist is the diskery's inclusion of publishers as recipients of this sa mple.
The promotion kit, including Wogs
then analyzes the band's sound and style. The band itself ilust ra tes its
and press releases, will go out to all of the above, plus talent agencies
special voicinge other band styles
and shows several by way of contras t.
and dance hall proprietors. Willia ms hasn't signed with any agency to date.
HOLLY WOOD, June 8 --Capitol Records, whose biggest hit.; in the oast have broken during the su mmer, hopes history will repeat itself ln favor of a new batch of warm weather sales contenders. Topping the list of Cap's su m mer hopefuls is Blind Date, the Margaret WhitingBob Hope duet, especially created for
Heidt & AFM Nets Burn at TV Indi -AFM e Sign TV Deal Deals, Line Up Musi T c erms
the pair on orders of Artist-Repertoire Veepee Jim Conkling. According to Cap's requisition orders, disk is breaking fast for a big seller. Nat Cole's Mona Li u, according to sales reports, may be his biggest disk since Nature Boy. With a potent promo-
NE W YORK, June 3. --Horace
tional ca mpaign behind Dean Mar-
Heidi Productions, the orkster's talent packaging firm, this week joined the ranks of indie producers signing a TV-fil m agreement with the American Federation of Musicians (AF M). The agreement calls for a royalty payment to the AF M on the basis of 5 per cent of station nightti me hourly charges for each outlet showing the fil m --apparently the going rate in the AF M-Indie packager deal (The Billboard, June 3). The Heidt contract is for one year.
The first venture for the Heidt TV package outfit will probably be the Horace HeItit Youth Opportunity Progra m, for which Heidi is on the verge of closing with Philip Morris. The progra m. Is being planned as a onceweekly, half-hour job, fil med rather than live because the show travels, locating in a different town each week. The Blow Company is the Morris agency for the HeIdt package. which is being pointed for a CBS-TV debut in the fall.
Heidt has several other fil m packages in various stages of development.
(Continued fro m page 91
The AF M's philosophy of a royalty
Petrillo and Autry and one or two other companies are sound neither from the standpoint of the musicians nor the TV industry. "... in fact, we
on mechanical music stems from the union's experience in the disk busi-
ness, It's understood that AFM's
believe those deals are unworkable." deals with Indic TV packagers include
It is understood that the guts of the industry's proposals to Petrilo will be as follows:
(1) TV producers will pay musicians approximately film scale for a product which may be used eith er as straight film or TV film.
(2) In the event the product is restricted to TV use only, there would be a great reduction in scale --perhaps 50 per cent.
(3) No royalty.
a royalty clause. The TV industry committee's determination to avoid such a fee is regarded as one of the toughest bones of contention.
The union's belief Is that TV programing eventually will be 100 per cent film. Petrillo -stated this is his report to the convention. Petrillo, too, has no set opinions with regard to TV as an employment medium. Tho mediu m Is here to stay, he believes confusion h rampant among TV employers and packagers. There is also,
The industry co mmittee met Friday he believes, no Indication as to what
(26), when news was bruited around that Petrillo had concluded a couple
extent TV will replace A M as a field for musician employment. In view
of deals with indles. The decision to press the matter to a conclusion was
of all these doubts and uncertainties as to TV, it is obvious that the AF M
then made. Currently, the com mittee chief will make every effort to incor-
is getting its proposals into shape to porate a royalty clause into what-
present Petrillo as soon as he returns ever TV pact he might conclude on an
to New York.
industry-wide hula.
tin's Heppe Feet, disking is expected to become the warbler's top waxing to date. Still growing sales- wise, is Kay Starr's Hoop-Dee-Doe. Les Paul's Jealous and Nota is proving · solid seller, according to Cap.
Cap's biggest sellers have hit the market during the su mmer. Last su mmer the diskery ca me thru with · the Jo Stafford-Gordon MacRae duo on Whispering Hope and Margaret Whiting - Jimmy Wakely's Slipping Around. Su mmer of 1948 saw Cap reaping profits with 12th Street Rag and Nature Boy. Its biggest sellers of 1947 ca me in the su m mer with Smoke, Smoke, Smoke and Ti m-TayShun. To cinch the argu ment, label's first big hit was Coto-Coto Boogie, which blosso med in July, 1942.
Su mmer hits are atwofold blessing to a label: (1) They give a diskery a strong seller when competition is at its weakest; (2) they provide a salea impetus to carry a label thru into the autu mn, when dealer: start stocking for the winter and Chrtetmas season.
June /0., 1950
The Billboard
M U SI C
13
Platter Firms Inking Oatune
Jocks in Droves
Hild Memorial
CINCINNATI, June 3. --Three children of the late Oscar HiId, former president of Local 1. American Federation of Musicians, will receive a college or
'ILO Preps Data for Drafting Performer Right Global Pact
W ASHINGTON, June 3. --The In- tainers around the world to approxi-
CHICAGO, June 3. --Hillbilly and Western a. and r. reps for both major
musical education thru a $14,100 trust fund voted at a Sunday (28) meeting of the union. To be
ternational Labor Organization (ILO) mate those in this country. However, is making a preli minary survey of it is certain that if an eventual treaty data in preparation for drafting the contains provision granting royalties
and leading indie firms at the country
financed thru insurance or in-
proposed global treaty on performers' on canned music, there will be a hot
music field are starting a flurry of
vestment securities, the fund will
rights (The Billboard. November 19, controversy when the time comes for
inking pacts with oatune d. L's. a survey of waxeries revealed this week. Starting with Johnny Hicks, KRLD, Dallas platter-spinner who went with Colu mbia, Lee Gillette. of Capitol, followed with Joe Allison, wax-whirler at W MAK, Nashville. Capitol previously had Randy Blake. of WJJD. Chicago. Four Star, the Coast waxcry, which has the currently popular Cry of a Dying Duck in a Thunderslortn by Cactus Pryor, KTBC, Aus-
provide $100 a month for each child for four years.
A factor making the plan possible was a voluntary pay cut of $50 a week asked by Robert Sidell, who succeeded HiId as the local's president. Charles Joseph, 85, who had been union treasures' for 58 years, tendered his resignation at the meeting. His duties will be combined with those of the secretary.
1949), officials of the Labor Department's ILO branch said this week. Heavy emphasis is being placed in early studies over the advisability of granting rights to performers in the proceeds fro m all types of canned music.
Backed by an okay fro m the ILO board of governors, the group's Geneva office is contacting the Berne union for information on the latter's old studies in the field of performer
the Senate to ratify it.
During coypright hearings before the House Judiciary Committee a couple of years ago, the group briefly considered a bill to that effect sponsored by the National Association of Performing Artists (NAPA), but brushed it off as being too difficult to administer.
Ratification by the 'U. S. of a treaty containing a canned music provision would supersede the Copyright Act,
tin, Tex., has now inked Don Whit-
rights. The ILO is also compiling data since treaties are considered higher
ney, KCLN, Blythevile, Ark., and Frank Page, K WKH, Shreveport, La. Fred Rose, of Acuff-Rose, the Nashville pubbery, sent MG M's Frank Walker a series of disks made by
Premium Disks Call Simpkins
on working conditions and salaries earned by entertainers in the 60-odd member nations of the ILO.
Any treaty is still at least a year in the future, since the ILO must
authority than domestic law.
NBOA, Tax Men
Frank Porter, W X0I, Rich mond, and Page now has inked an MG M
Gird still decide whether one Ls desirable
CHICAGO; June S. --The partner- upon the basis of the studies now
for
Fight
pact.
ship which was dissolved when Lee made. However, the U..0's advisory
Bullet disk Sales Manager Overton Ga ming last week inked Johnny Murray, KLIL. Dallas, while Peanut Fair-
Egalniek, prexy of Miracle, blues and rhythm diskery, ankled that firm to form his oarn label. Pre mium, may
com mitee on salaried performers and professional workers passed a resolution last year urging the ILO to take
CHICAGO; June 3. --The next step In the attempt by the National Ballroom Operators' Association (NBOA)
cloth, W NEX, Macon. Ga.. went with Decca three weeks ago. George
be reformed. Lou Simpkins, who remained at the Miracle helm when
appropriate action on an international basis to secure adequate protection
to of
free terperies from the payment the 20 per cent cabaret tax, as
Sanders, KFVD, Los Angeles, mikeman, has been with Cormac. the Coast label, for the past two months. Ert. Victor, W GN, Chicago, cut his first narrative sides for Universal about 10
Cafe Rouge Inks weeks ago.
Egalnick left, told The Billboard of the rights of performers. that he is trying to reorganize the Among top questions to be decided Miracle set-up and that he will prob- are whether the welfare fund system, ably rejoin Egalnick at Premiu m set up by the American Federation within the next week. Ega Mick, when of Musicians (AFM). should be contacted, said that he has offered adopted in other nations and whether Simpkins a job as a. and r. director entertainers should get royalties from for the b. and r. seg of Premiu m. disks, fil ms and radio transcriptions.
Egalnick this week added Floyd The general aim of the ILO is to Hunt. writer of the hit, Fool That 1 raise the working standards of enterAm, as professional manager of
levied by the Internal Revenue Depart ment 18 months ago, will prob-
ably take place during late su mmer or early fall before a judge of the ti. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis, Kansas City, Mo.. or St. Paul.
NBOA'a counsel, Tom Roberts, it was learned, has already filed a printed record, containing a rundown of the testimony and exhibits in the
Garber's Return Cafe -Terpery NE W YORK. June 3.--Jan Garber
will make his first local location appearance in many years when he and
For New Yorker his ork open for a six-week stay
at the Cafe Rouge of the Hotel Steller on August 10. Garber has been concentratina in the Midwest and West Coast. The four weeks prior to Gerber's opening are not yet filled for the room, altho Blue Barron will 111 the four weeks preceding with an opening skedded for June 8.
The accent on Mickey Mouse orks is somewhat of a departure for the room which à one of the last of the
Morris To Face still active colle;e crowds haunts
a new BMI affiliate, Premium M USIC Corporation. The pubbery will process all original material waxed by Premiu m. Premium Inked Har monica Willie, mouth-organist currently with the Royal American Shows. and Robert Anderson, Ex- Miracle spirituals artist.
The Premiu m distributor set-up has been completed, with the following handling the new line James H. Martin, Chicago; Benart, Cleveland; Dunbar. Dallas and Houston; MarneII, Philadelphia; Supreme, Cincinnati; Music Sales, Memphis and New Orleans; Jack Young, Pittsburgh; Mercury, Mia mi; Wayne, Detroit; Midwest. St. Louis and Kansas City; Major, New York, and Gimbel Bros.,
NE W YORK. June 3. --The Terrace Room of the Hotel New Yorker will return to a cabaret-terpery status in mid-July with a renewal of the hostelry's ice show and na me band policy. The spot has been operating with an all-girl string crew for dinner music, following the abandonment of a na me act and band policy a couple of months ago.
The band for the summer show has not yet been set, but it will probably
successful court fight waged last December before Judge Henry Graven in a federal district court in Fort Dodge. Is. Judge Graven, in his decision, overruled a previous court decision, which held that ballroom opt were responsible for the cabaret stipend pay ment (U. S. vs. Avalon Ballroom. La Crosse. Wis.).
The tech; have filed an appeal which will be heard in one of the three cities' Circuit Court of Appeals. Both the govern ment and NBOA will file written argu ments within the next month.
which formerly leaned toward bands with a beat.
Pollak's La Warren
Baltimore. Egalnick leaves next week for a three-week Southern trip, contacting da.'s and, scouting artists.
be a secondary na me, with a sturdy orkster due to succeed for the fall show.
Pre-Trial Exam
NE W YORK, June 3. --The various
Suit Comes to Trial Federal Project Revival
major fil m companies and their music pubbing subsidiaries na med as defendants In the E. H. Morris suit
NE W YORK, June 3. --Al Pollak's
for alleged violations of the Sherman
breach of contract suit against thrush Fran Warren comes to trial Tuesday (6) before Justice James B. Mc-
Brought Up atAFM Confab and Clayton acts, won a preliminary legal skirmish this week when New York Federal Judge IlaroId R. Me-
Nally in New York Supreme Court. David Strauss, Pollak's attorney, has subpoenaed Barbara Belle, Miss Warren's present manager, and books and records of the Willia m Morris Agency and RCA Victor.
Pollak asks an injunction, declaratory judg ment and accounting claiming that the singer, in May of 1948, breached a management contract which he signed with her in November, 1946. According to the plaintif, the pact was for seven years, calling for a slice of the thrush's earnings pegged at 10 per cent of weekly laconic up to $1,000 and 15 per cent of her take upward of $1,000. Pollak states that he has received no payment at all.
Miss Warren's counsel is attorney Louis P. Randell.
(Continued from page 3)
to work toward fedelial subsidy of
music and other arts. The resolution
notes that Marshall Plan money is being used to subsidize operas and symphonies in Europe -32.000,000 Was allocated to the Vienna State Opera, for example --while jobless American musicians get no help.
(2) MUJIC activities In veterans' hospitals. The conspicuous success of the concerts and dances played for hospitalized vets and paid for by AF M recording and transcription and trust fund moi ey, Arons W s, should encourage the Veterans' Administration to sponsor musical entertainment on its own. The AF M-subsidized entertain ment only "scratches the surface." the resolution notes.
that the AF M contact President Truman on the Internal Revenue Department's ruling classifying leaders as employers on miscellaneous single engagements. The ruling, which places on leaders the onus of Social Security and withholding taxes for the sidemen, is neither a judicial nor a legislative finding, the resolution points out, but a purely ad ministrative dictum. The commissioner of Internal Revenue may be overruled by the President, who delegates administrative authority. Arons urges that the President be asked to reverse the ruling.
Arons also will ask the international exec board to consider raising the weekly salary for musicians with touring ballet companies from $125 to 5140. The 802 delegate had brought
dina granted them the right to examine the plaintiff before trial.
Each party had made a motion for examination of the other on the same clay. Judge Medina's decision to give the defendants first crack at exa mination is no indication of the merits of the case, but merely a tactical advantage, informed observers say.
The Morris firm is suing for triple damages of $1,700.000 and an injunction to restrain the defendants from monopolizing the music publishing industry. The defendants are Warner Bros., Paramount, Lnew's, 20th Century-Fox and Universal Pictures and 14 music pubbing aubsid-
NE W YORK. June 3. --The Muzak Corporation has reduced the price of
Monica
Lewis
for
MGM
Pis
(3) The seven-day week. Road company operas, ballets. legit shows,
a similar suggestion involving ing opera troupes before the
tourAF M
vinyl biscuits used in the production of transcriptions and phonograph
etc., employing musicians, pay the at last year's convention, and the records of all speeds, according to
NE W YORK, June 3. -- Monica tootlers a flat weekly salary for a raise was subsequently effectuated. Richard A. Wilson, veepee and presi-
Lewis, MG M disking artist, this week seven-day week. Arons proposes to Dick McCann and Charles lucci, dent of the transcription division.
was signed to a movie- making paper ask for establishment of a six-day 802 prexy and secretary, respectively. Wilson states the reduction is a result
with the waxery's parent fil m co m- week on the road, giving musicians a the other two delegates from New of "manufacturing advance ments in
pany. Her first flicker assignment needed day of rut and at the same York. had not decided on any conven- the custom compounding of specially
will probably come late this su mmer time opening up additional jobs.
tion resolutions prior to their de- designed vinyl preforms for all speeds
or early in the fill.
The 802 delegate will also sugg ut par ure for Haug:on late this week. land sizes of disks."
14
MUSIC
The Billboard
Jane 10, 1950
Lombardo Biz BILLBOARD BAC KSTAGE Music Biz Only
Sweetest This Side o' Heav'n
About a Too Little Known Big Man Named Joe Wilson
By Joe Caida
Fair Over 30th
(Continued fro m page 4/ due to rain. The ever-dra wing Guy Lo mbardo was an exception to the outdoor rule, with a take-ho me kitty of over $3,000 for Decoration Day
dancing at Hershey Park, Hershey,
See Record Take for '50
(Continued fro m page 3)
Mg in the conclusi on that Iwasn't for Pa. Ray Anthony's crew played a
Jo, Jo the Dog-Faced-Boy, in one of RCA and vice versa, I went over to sturdy 30th date at a ne w terpery in
the then well-read strips. He didn't Joe's house to tell hi m of my de- Reading, Pa., taking out between
(Continued fro m page 1)
tell me that with the intent of hav- cision. He listened while Italked for $1,100 and $1,200 on a $750 guaran-
with 4,000 ordered the last two weeks. ing me do a cute piece designed to The seasonal Peter Cottontail hit a hu manize the tycoon. He warned me. total 84,000. Two rather new re- as a matter of fact, never to repeat leases, The Answer She Is Yea! No? It. No w, I know, he wouldn't mind. backed by Play, Hurdy-Gurdy, Play, I had innu merable all-day, alland Where Are You Gonna Be When? night conversational binges with backed by Tiddley Winkie Woo have him, out of many of which never totaled 137,000 and 71,000 respec- ste m med a single writable trade-
45 uninterrupted minutes. When I tee. Louis Pri ma racked up over
go thru he said: "Think about five $1,700 as his share on a Decoration
minutes more before you answer jut Day eve dance in Waterville, Me.
one question. Will you be happier New York City tarp business was
back at The Billboard?"
described as fair to middling, with
1 thought and said yes, and Joe said:
"Then that's what you ought to do."
poor weather doing considerable da mage to both the classy hotel spots and the ballroo m locations.
tively. Stars Are the Windows of news line. But I've never forgotten, Maybe that simple state ment
Heaven, done with the Andrews Sis tern, has already sold 85.000.
In addition to these figures on the maestro's newer releases. his catalog items continue to sell heavily. Twin Piano Album, Volu me No. 2. for instance, released one month ago, has hit the best selling charts. A flock of other standard albu ms, such as Lombardo Land, 1Vattres by Lo mbardo, continue to rack up sales. All this doesn't take into account the seasonal toppers such as White Christ mas, Winter 'Wonderland, etc.
On the road, Lombardo has been doing heavy --and in many instances record-breaking --business. On his tour of approxi mately six weeks just prior to his opening at the Waldorf, he grossed an estimated $250.000. Here are some figures for the trek, which covered April 10 thru May 30:
At Convention Hall, Detroit, April 15. a record all-ti me attendance ligure of 20.000 was racked up. He scored sellouts at concerts in Sagina w, April 16: Battle Creek, Mich.. April 17, and Fort Wayne, Ind., April 19. Sand wiched in was a profitable date at Grand Rapids, Mich., April 18. At Vogue Terrace, McKeesport, Pa.. the house was sold out every night of a one-week stand late in April. May 10 at Oelwein. Ia., broke
and never will the scores of ideas doesn't convey what I mean it to.
and philosophies he tossed off. There I mean to say that Joe Wilson, re-
was a time when RCA Victor was gardless of any corporate problems,
having one of its occasional labor regardless of his own job and de-
situations. Joe was quite proud of sires, knew and practiced the truth the co mpany's labor record. He made that the most important single factor
a fe w remarks, which, co ming fro m in a man's life was to do what he was
a big corporation topper, would be happiest doing, money, position,
considered shockingly liberal. I ex- power and silk underwear notwith-
pressed a small degree of surprise at standing.. And there are many big
his "pro" labor stance. As closely as men who never learn that, or, having
I can recall his exact words, he ex- learned it, forget it.
plained:
I think Joe Wilson was happiest
Gotta Pr ue It
doing one of the biggest jobs in America in his own, quiet way. 1
"Things are narrowing do wn today to a struggle between a couple of
think he must have been happy, too, when he left, in kno wing that he
ideologies. We think democracy is played a major part In building RCA
it, to
but M the final analysis it's up the so-called capitalists to prove
to the greatest position In its history, and that his acco mplishments
that de mocracy is really the best way of life. If guys like us or other big corporation executives don't do their
will live for many, many years. And he will live in the minds and hearts of those who knew him --much, much
jobs well --and a big part of that job is our relationship with the people
longer.
who work with us --capitalis m in its
best sense, and democracy, will have "JOE" WILSON PASSES
a tough time proving itself the best
way for the most people."
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That wasn't for publication either, widow. Hazel: a son. Michael; two but that's the way Joe Wilson thought daughters. Shirley and Mrs. Jean Mc-
and felt.
Cann; his father, E. E. Wilson; four
He was the guy who hired me for sisters. Mrs. Evelyn West and Mrs.
RCA Victor after I'd put in 15 years Ruth Carl, Centralia. Ill.: Mrs. Ralph
on The Billboard. He and I both, I Anderson, Orangeville, Ill.; Mrs. John
Flanagan Does Okay
CINCINNATI. June 3. -- Ralph Flanagan, the RCA Victor maestro. chalked a bang-up Decoration Day week-end on Ohio one-nightere set by Chuck Ca mpbell, of the General A muse ment Corporation office here, and maintained the sa me pace at other one-nighters in the area thruout the week.
At Lakeside Park, Dayton, O., last Saturday (27) the Flanagan ork grossed $2,175. At Rainbow Gardens, Fremont, O., Sunday (28) the box office reflected a tidy $2,234, while at Terrace Gardens, Urbana, O., Monday (29) the band chalked up a trifle over $1.600.
Playing for Parker Beach ut Chippe wa Lake Park, Chippewa Lake, O., Tuesday (30) the Flanagan crew
registered · hefty $3,247. Flanagan played the Roller Rink at Wheeling, W. Va., for Bill Schreyer Thursday. While figures on the date are unavailable. advance reservations were reported heavy, with ducats slugged
at $1.75 per. The Flanagan band played the
University of Cincinnati pro m last night. At Castle Far m here, where the ork plays tonight, advance reservations have passed the 2,100 mark, with the deer fee $1.50.
a record with 2,700 in attendance. know, had great hopes for what I Ullery. Springdale. Ill., and three
Dito May 14 at Fort Dodge, la., where 2,900 ja m med the Ar mory to break a record. In Peony Park, Omaha, with rain shutting down the Outdoor Terrace, the band still drew a record cro wd of 3.000 indoors to g;ve the spot its biggest gross in its more than 30-year history. May 21, in Marion, Ia., Lo mbardo drew 3,300 to break Harry Ja mes's attendance record when the spot opened 18 months ago. Only one date pulled small cro wds --April 13, in Akron, during a blizzard.
Ad missions for the above dates varied. with $2.50 the top.
Radio- wise the maestro is cashing in heavily. To morrow he takes over as su m mer replace ment on the Jack Benny progra m over CBS. On his syndicated transcribed progra m, which he has been doing for four years for the Frederic W. Ziv Co mpany. Lo mbardo is sponsored locally and regionally over 300 outlets. Other air time includes his Lo mbardo Land, I1SA, 920-10 Saturdays over Mutual,
might do in a long, happy career at RCA. After I'd tried it for eight or nine months, and gone thru · kind of major soul-searching routine result-
brothers, Carl and Ellis. Tacoma, Wash.. and Arthur, Al ma, Ill. Services were held Monday (5) at the All Saints Church here.
Showfolk May Gain If Senate
OK's Old Age Pay Bill Changes
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on their musicians. Debate on the complicated bill.
which with Senate 'co m mittee and House versions now runs 391 pages. will last two or three weeks. Tho votes on some individual sections of HR 6000 are likely to be close. fewer than 20 of the Senate's 96 votes are
expected to be cast against passage.
Those entertainers who are now outside of Social Security by virtue of an independent contractor status
be exe mpt. If it runs less than the coverage maxi mu m, the worker will pay the self-employed tax on the difference between earnings subject to deductions and the maxi mu m. However, self-employed earnings of 1400 and under will not be subject to the Social Security levy.
Except for the coverage maxi mu m figure and for the kind of engineers to be exempt there is no congressional dispute over the self-e mployed section.
Tire Gardens Flops
HOLLY W OOD. June 3. -- Casino Gardens' trial of opening during the
Decoration Day week-end with the hope that biz would warrant its remaining open, dropped with a dull thud. Irving Chezar, managing the Oceanside dancery for To m my Dorsey, said biz was so bad he is shuttering spot until July. Terpsery featured Jerry Wald's ork. Chezar said conditions eulicate that only na mes will attract dancers, hence he intends to book a top name attraction when he reopens the ballroo m.
Originally, Ch u n intended to operate on a week-end only policy following the Decoration Day week-end kick-off and then go to six nights a week in July. Unless conditions better, spot may operti:e entire season on weeksends only. This year marks a sharp drop in beach biz, which
usualy hu mmed during the su m mer. Rainy weather may be the cause for delaying the earl of the beach season.
and remotes from the Waldorf.
will come into the system January
The Ziv air time, incidentally, in I. 1951, according to ter ms of the self-
Oilier Parts in Diseete
Most other sections of the bill, G-MEN JU MP
the past has been figured as netting Lombardo even more money than accrues to hi m fro m Decca royalties. Li past years, Lo mbardo has hit about $200.000 yearly from Decca --but this year, if his sales hold up u indicated, he figures to hit a better peak.
The Waldorf engage ment is Lo rot'ardo's 15th in 25 years. He opened there in 1934, missing only two su mmers owing to fil m co m mitments. He rinses at the Waldorf June 27, then goes ta Virginia Beach for a short engage ment, following which he em-
employed coverage section. Their tax will amount to 21/ 4 per cent nf either the first $3.600 or the first $3.000 of their annual incomes, depending upon whether the House or the Senate com mittee figure is finally chosen.
One Year's Grace This tax will be co mputed for 1951 on the final inco me tax form due March IS. 1952. Thus, the newco mers to Social Security will have more than a year to fa miliarize themselves with new require ments.
however, are in dispute, and the final restilts will not be decided until after a joint conference of both houses of Congress meets to iron out the differences. The bandleader provision finds the Senate co m mittee and the House on the opposite side of the fence. The House had voted to override a Supreme Court decision and make the band buyer responsible for Social Security for musicians if such was provided for in the contract. The Senate Finance Com mittee, however. knocked this provision out of HR
(Continuid from page II) Perrera & Santini: David Krantz, Krantz Record & Radio Shop; Alexander Depillis, Pre mier Record Shop --all of Philadelphia --and Frank Ryall, Ryan's, Upper Darby, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA. June 3. --Case against local disk distribs and dealers was handled by Willia m Maher, special assistant to the attorney general, who explained that the Miller-Tydings Act was violated by the distribs
barks on a tour of one-nighters being set up by Music Corporation of
For entertainers and others who have Social Security deductions made
6000. Another difference is whether fraternal and religious groups hiring
and dealers in question. This act per mits manufacturers or wholesalers
A merica (MCA). These will be close by one or more employers and also bands are to be free from Social Se- to insist upon mini mu m prices on
to New York, so he can keep close work as independent contractors, curity responsibility. The House voted products.
to the Sunday night Benny replace- the new set-up will work like this: yes: the Senate com mittee weed no.
No disk manufacturers are involved
ment sho w. In August he vacations,
Earnings subject to deductions will
Figures for increased benefits are in the case.
and will probably tape three shows be counted first. If that inco me runs likewise at variance in the two ver-
Each of the defendants is being
to fill the Benny-Lucky Strike as. to the coverage maxi mu m ($3,600 or sions of HR 6000, with the Senate held in $1.000 bail, with defendants
;,ninent.
$3,000), self-employ ment inco me will being more liberal.
being permitted to sign his own bond.
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litilgar Basso Prof undo Due for Build-Up Bravura
Boris Christoff, 28-year-old Bulgarian basso whose singing with the Met Opera for next season was reported in The Billboard last
week, wil be the subject of a big build-up by RCA Victor's Red Seal
depart ment. He's signed exclusively with that diskery's European affiliate, H MV, which will ship the matrices here. Last week it was erroneously stated that Christof records for English Decca (London).
Boorstein Buys Out Smith in Leslie Sales
Louts Boorstein has purchased the interest of his partner, Leonard Smith, in Leslie Sales, local disk jobbing operation. The outfit will be managed by his brother, Bernie Boorstein, formerly with London Sales. Boorstein hi mself will devote full time to the manage ment .of his new Douglas Distributors, which was set up last month to job the Coral line in New York.
Bass Named Savoy Veepee for Newark Office
Ralph Bass. Savoy Records' blues end rhyth m artists-repertoire chief, who has made his headquarters on the Coast, is moving to the diskery's main office in Newark. He assu mes the title of vice-president in charge of artists' relations. Bass and Savoy President Her man Lubinslry leave im mediately for a tour of the Southwest to conduct several special talent auditions, recording dates and to visit territorial distributors.
George Mendelssohn Leaves for Europe
George Mendelssohn, Vox disk president, recently returned from a two-week trip to the Coast and left last week for Europe. He'll be away for a month, during which he'll run disk dates in France, Vienna and Germany. Mendelssohn will supervise the cutting of the co mplete Bach "St. John Passion," with Conductor Olio Kle mperer. He'll also cut the Bartok "Rhapsody for Piano sand Ork" and the Prokofieff "Piano Concerto No. 1," with pianist Andor Fold's. While in Europe he intends to check the bootlegging of longhair radio tapes, some of which are popping out on indie LP labels in New York.
Capitol's Wallichs Returning Fro m Europe
Glenn E. Wallichs, prexy of Capitol Records, is expected back at the diskery's Hollywood headquarters following a month's biz trip to Europe. His first across-the-pond hop, Wallichs checked on Capitol's distrib tie-in deals and looked into disk biz conditions in Europe. Any deals he may have closed while overseas will not be known until his return.
Grans, Mercury Suit Decision Reserved
The suit brought against Nor man Grans and Mercury Records by American Record Company (ARCO), Pioneer Record Co mpany and Es-
sex Record Company seeking injunctions against Mercury's issuing of certain Jazz at the Philharmonic (JATP) cuttings, was heard May 31-June 1 in Newark, N. J., Federal Court. Judge Guy Fake reserved decision. Mercury had entered counter clai ms, also seeking an injunction against issuing of the disks by ARCO. Both parties clai m the rights to JATP Albu ms 2, 3, 4 and 5, and various other singles and albu ms, which both Mercury and ARCO are currently selling.
MG M To Issue Selected Disks on 45 and 78
MG M Records, which went three speeds with the addition of a 45 r.p. m. line a couple of months ago, will issue selected future releases simultaneously on 78 r.p. m. and 45 r.p. m.'s The first release to be so produced is skedded for shipment June 90. Four of the I disks on the release will be issued in the two-speed scheme. Diskings are those by Ivory Joe Hauler. Carson Robison. Blue Barron and the Frank Petty Trio.
Steve Carlin Leaves for Coast
Steve Carlin, RCA Victor's director of kidisk a. and r., left for the Coast last week to supervise production of a Roy Rogers albu m and several singles based on Disney short material.
Charles Ross Bags Mello-Art Catalog
Charles Ross has bought the Mello-Art catalog fro m Jack Rich. The catalog, comprising about 100 tunes, has a 15-year ASCAP seniority; it will be operated by Charles Ross Music. First activity will be directed toward a revival of "DoM' the Prom."
Met Signs Frances Bible, Barbara Troxell ·
Two young American singers have been added to the Metropolitan Opera's roster. Mezzo Frances Bible, formerly of the Ne w York City Center Company, has been signed to alternate in several lead roles with Rise Steven., Barba » Troxell, a lyric soprano, has also been engaged.
Porgie Buys Rights to Two Tunes
Porgie Music last week picked up pubbing rights to the Su mmit label, "Give a Broken Heart a Chance To Cry" and -I Need You," while London Records acquired the masters. When RCA was prevented by AF M fro m tracking the music for a Como date following the warbler's sudden ilness (see separate story), Porgie got a hurry cal for a lead sheet on "Broken Heart" and the tune was cut by Eddie Fisher and Hugo Winterhalter.
New York:
Decca Records' veepee in charge of artists and repertoire, Dave Kapp, currently is enjoying a Hawaiian vacation. Kapp wil return here
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Groucho Marx guested on Bing Crosby's January 1th program and they song this 1914 Irving Berlin oldie as aduet. The result was an avalanche of fan mail. So much so, Bing repeated iton his March 8th broadcast with his son Gary.
The recording companies got busy and here ore the available records, with more to follow:
CAPITOL
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around June 10. . ..Ken McAllister. Columbia Records' director of
advertising and promotion, was presented with his second child, a boy,
by wife. Betty, at the Sta mford Hospital in Stamford, Conn., recently.
.. Henry Jero me and his ork were inked to an artist' contract by London
R preocdourcdes.d
Band originaly fro m Joe Davis's
cracked the label Celebrity diskery.
with masters which were Ray Anthony's ork and
movie actress-thrush Gloria De Haven will head the Para mount Theater
bill kicking of on June 21.
The deal for Phil Spitalny and his organization to go into the WaldorfAstoria's Starlight Roof was completed (The Billboard, May 20). His allgirl cre w opens July 27 for four weeks.... Joe Glaser. Associated Booking Corporation topper, left for a two-week booking tour which will carry him as far west as St. Louis.... Jim Flora, director of sales pro motion for Colu mbia Recorda, took a one-year leave of absence to pursue his ability as an artist in Mexico. ... Larry Clinton wiU reorganize his band. He will have a 12-piece crew which will be styled along the lines of his "Dipsy Doodle -- My Reverie" unit of a decade or so ago.... Ode Waters. movie and radio personality, has been inked to a Coral Records' deal as sr addition to that waxery's country and Western depart ment.... Andre Kostelanais left for Paris for the su m mer. While on the Continent he wil! play a pair of concerts, one in A msterda m June 4. and another in Ro me June 19. The conductor will be back in Septe mber.
Mynna Gri me*. of Dave Dreyer & Company, music pubbery. lost
her mother. ...Dario Sori& head of the Cetra-Soria diskery, will be
in Italy until July 10 to cut new material at the Italian Cetra Studios
for his long-play catalog. ...Alice Shaw. manager of the Dante Trio.
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trip to Europe. Dante Connelly has obtained
is in his second year the British rights to
"Take Her to Ja maica" and "Night After Night" from Irving Fields's Crest
Music fir m.
The Bridgeport. Conn, chapter of the American Guild of Organists last week elected Mrs. Ethel Brandon. of Westport, as dean of the chapter at its annual meeting.
Everett Good man. disk exec and son of Harry S. Good man. transcription producer, beca me afather last week. The youngster, Tho mas Ethan, and mother, Renee. are doing well at Roslyn, N. 'Y.... Elliott Lawrence was na med chairman of the band leaders' division of the Greater Ne w York Fund by Robert Dowling. La wrence served in the sa me capacity for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis in the last ca mpaign.... Warbler Valaida. Snow starts a one-week engagement at the Monte Carlo, Pittsburgh, June 9.
Seseo Records' Picky Sid Siegel has returned fro m a one- month trip to Latin-A merican countries during which he cut sides with Daniel Santos and the Sonora Matancera ru mba crew. The trip included visits to the trade in the Dutch West Indies, Venezuela end Cuba ...Pianist Mi mi Warren opened at the Park Sheraton Mermaid Room Tuesday WI. Zither wizard Anton Kara% of *Third Man" fa me, closed a one-week engage ment at the spot Monday (5). .. Bid Bass did the arrange ments and conducted on thrush Lynn Howard's recent National disk date.... Teins Dernetrhades' Standard Phono diskery moved its offices last week to his farm in New
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EbeetrICal traneriptI m libraries: Tommy Dorsey Orb, Standard; Claude P . m 0,6, Cab e
L HOOP-DEE-DO°
By Frank Lo wer and Milton Deluge
Puebl a W E Il Meets tASCAP1
Recede wadable Ares Brothers, Coral 60209; P Como . Taman, Sisters U Aire Pa,
2.1747; D. De.Melion a.G, Wyk, Orb, W.1 08131771. 13111 59r. il Merger Orb,
On 249 %; It. Surr-f, De al OM, Caa de w M Plu m, K a 15027 f bereatrc,
CS 30799, Pr atte 5.sterl aarrneed Bells On, Da m 2077: L Oiddn S aab, MGM
10702; L. Welk Orl., Mee 5419; G.Whinimaki.barmorre Calls Un. Vane 691)
(loctsital tanieriiption libraries; BM Eberly, World; Geco w Night, Thesaurus Claude Gordon C.itel.
5. SEIMMEIRAL p
by J.rn Maed a and J ag Cassia rq Kn eerbodur tASCAP)
Records evadable, Ames Brothers, Coral 40173: 11. ·nteme Urn -11 P et. . QM 913 / 5 Gi an, Met auno: K Griffin. ler a 0413; 9. Megan. Dec 74104, ame ore
.trem Dm 10111, B Mao (h ate, Cana 2074; R
Vt78120 3791 146147 37931
Electikal transraiption hearite 1.Ck
Ork, % meted; Ca en Gordon, Capitol.
6. IT ISN'l FAIR
By Se ater S e men, Frank Warti me. and Rkhard Hinder Published by Words IL Musk lASCAPI
4
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6
Retorde amilabler B
Orb; Cap 160; I liarrington-3 Pa m Inn e HI M. Coral
60 15h: J Mar a, Dm 2%95; F
Ki. q 150)4. F Farel MUM 10017: S Ke e,
5,78120 3609. L Drown, Col 311 733: 8. Ha m, mer 93 82 . Joe, emt. na011inem 105 ; D Wen nwon I Steno,. Orb, Mer 8161; A Vill e OH, Yes , 261
Elrerkal 'emanation ...ages, D a a wns, Associated, larence Welk Orb, Sandi a.
14 OLD PIANO ROLL BLUES, 1E
%gibbedBe ayCY LeCoablee(ASCAP/
Records Mailable . E Gantor.t.
Gaye Oit, VI 20.3751; E Cam e Bl eb . 30 0010;
H Cann.cluel C Daley M Matlack., All S ac DM 24177 . L Caro J Dandos, Abbey 15003; J. Mete un, Ce. 970; A. Jorine me. ms W ag. on 27024, _h a m.,
CaM78/845, 1451f 845. D. Kay. C411711/38773, (33/1 513, f Septenber lage August),
Me 5400; C Steward, Coral 60177.
Electrical transcription libraries: George Wright, Theseurac.
8.1E11311W YOU WIRE L0111161'891 14113 AWE
14 Al Hognme kg Merrill and Clem
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Wee
tubbi er) 07 %beg
IASCAP1
Recorda dye able: E. fart , Mer 5392 di Natrona! 9103: 6 Gibbs . Kanunsay'e ISlAM-
lande,, Care 60169; E. Merman-IL P eer, Dee 24944; I W or e Cap 916. A Igoe
Ork, Cior78 08,07, 13311.413; Feet. . S,ste6M Ayres Urt. re,78·20 3713 145147-
,753; A. Moon, Pt. MGM 10660; L. toll.b. Mor a 0,1, Ifluet alte % 0027 .45154-
'7027; E. M apl e Homesteaders, London 638; 1. Cuba Orb. Ran a 1009; H. M ary-
Four Cho se, bars , 263.
Eletrical banieripaion leiretem Al Trace, tang- Worth; La mont. Well Pt, 5.41ard
9. NADIE
8Hemel med Mann
% wished ore Lauree 1ASCAP/
Re ad, wadable: R. Dolger.E. Mene m, Dee 24873, 7.1 L.l .
Scott MGM
10654; H Heel Ori, Nor m Heide MM 122; M Hugheall / ane w. OM,
C9 ,8138718, i1311-543; L. Kirk.F, Warren, 5`78/20 36 %. 145141 ill° f. lormorna,
Dec 248 %; J. StaffOrd.G. MitRae, Cap 858, G Toone Orb, _mows 609, X Au er four
Chem., Varsity 263.
(atria./ transcription libraries: Henry Jerome, Lang- Worth
10. 1 WANDA BE LOVED
, Dr .kobia W. Green, Billy Rose and Edward Meehan Parallel Sr Sigm a 145CAP,
10
Re ads available T. liennett· M. Marali m, PI 1711138825, 133/1 64m Anne . S.sters.i Je ans Pt, Dec 27007; 8. CPL. Col 30491; B. Ecksti m. MGM 10716: fedora Sens-
e.. Winterhalter Orb. V 171/20.3772. (43)47.3772; D. 011ron. J Garber Pt, Cao 1/U11044, 1451E1044; IL Cm-C. Hobbs, PI we n; R. Ilecicri ,ey Oet, V 17/020 3436, m85/47.4102; D. Washlremen, Her 8181.
ialormati m on timb al trustable. Ilearles available as The Billboard goes to pe a>
W A R NI NG.
IM title 'HONOR ROLL Of HITS. h a registered trade ark arg Ita 1111 e e le mm 10
been corregh al by The Billboard Use of ek e. ram not be erode air mail fa ndlomrefr ,ortsent Simply *Ma or wire Patine, The ',b eard, 1504 Broan.ay Ner. .0n and oer aminn 411 a
an al/Hey waned.
June 10, 1950
The Billboard
21 .
This week's
RCA Victor
Release 10-23
t. Ship. Cease
Coast. Weak el June II
POPULAR
Here co me the D A NCE BA N DS ageing
TEX BEN E KE end his " MUSIC In the
MILLER M OO D" Tzin- Tzun-Tzan
Drea min' Is M y Business 20-3813 --(47-3813)·
THE IFON TAN E SISTE RS
Three Little Rings Do wn Ho me Rag (Deeten Datten
Dooten)
20-3814 --(47-3814)·
PHIL H A R RIS Let's Choo Choo Choo to Idaho You Can't Do W rong Doha' Right
I 20-3815 --(47-3815) · Here co me the D A NCE BA N DS again!
CENE K R UPA At the Jazz Band Ball I W ant Gold In M y Pocket (When There's Silver In M y Hair) 20-3816 --(47-3818) ·
TH E T H REE SU NS WI T H T H E H ONEY. D REA MERS
Marianne W hen the Saints Go M arching In
20-3817 --(47-3817) ·
W ESTER N
SONS OF T HE PI ON EERS Chucka wala S wing Song of the W agon master 21-0345 --(48-0345)·
COU NTRY
ELT O N BRI TT end R OSALI E ALLEN and T HE SKYT OPPERS
Ashes of Roses Cotton Candy and a Toy Balloon
21-0348 --(48-0346)·
SH O RTY LO NG and T HE SAN TA FE
RA N GERS Waltz of Colorado A Bottle and a Blonde
2I-0347 --(48-0347)·
RHYTH M-BLUES
ILLI N OIS JAC Q UET and his ORC HES-
T RA M y Old Gal You Gotta Change
22-0087 --(50-0087) ·
NE W ALBU M
(Musical Srn mi Sets)
Here coi ne the D A NCE BA N DS egothi j
SPI KE JON ES and hi. CI TY SLI C KERS "Spike Jones Favorites" W P-288 -45 r.p. m. only (47-3287 thru 47-9289)
IRVING FI EL DS with T HE CA MP OS T RI O
"Irving Fields Favorites" W P-290 -45 r.p. m. only (47-3290 thru 47-3292)
.43 r sao. catalel samba.
113111111111111111111111111111
NOTE. All
In this inori are listed ataaabethany by bees M k.
0 .. . Indicates records which, =Cordinp to actual sales, ere
recognised hits. The trade le urged to keep ample stocks of these record» on hand, or to reorder pro mptly when current stocks begin to approach the "sold-out. stage.
O Bewitched Larry Green and the
O Chinese Hole Train
Spike Jones
() Count Every Star
. . one
.ofdesiRgCnAatesvictothra.t
record is "Certain
Seven" -- anions the leading
nu mbers on the trade paper best sell-
ing retail sale charts (week of June 3).
Obviously. sure things!
Honeydrennirrs
20-3726 --(47-3726)· e 20-3741 --(47-3741)·
O Hoop Dee Dio Hugo Winterhalter
O On the Outgoing Tide
20-3697 --(47-3221)·
Perry Conn»
() ItIsn't Fair
Sa m my Kaye
Joshua
O Ralph
Little Angel
With
the
Dirty
Face
I
O lily Should ICry
20-3747 --(47-3747) · 20-3609 -(47.3115)· 20.2721 --(47.372I) ·
· Eddy Arnold
(1) Ny Foolish Heart
0 21-0300 --(48-0300) ·
Mindy Carson
O Roses
20-36111 --(47.3201)·
SSaonm,moyf KthaeyePioneers
o Valencia
Tony Morin,
C) Wanderin'
Sa m my Kaye
2210--30375046 ----((4478--30735046))·· SI e
20.3735 --(47-3755)·
e
o 20-3680 --(47.3203)· . . iodinates recorde * Mon hare enjoyed better than aver-
age initial consu mer acceptance
oI W anna Be Loved Fontane Slater, 20-3772 --(47 4772)· No. 31 most played DIM Jockey reeord,
o Billboard, June 3. Stars and Stripes Forever Ralph Flanagan 20-3782 --(47-3782)·
No. 28 most played DI M Jeerer record.
o 13111board Issue June 3. Thanks. Mr. Florist Vaughn Monroe 20-3773 --(47-3771)· No. 3Retailers Pick, 13111board lame Jana 3. .. No. 1 Operaton Pick, Bilboard lame June 3.... No. 3 Dim Jockey Pick, Billboard, May 27.
and stand an escellent che w of enter-
moo ing the top selling Mt category. The
trade is (Melted to watch
records
ocoretuUy in order to maintain stocks COSsistent With demand. An Ordinary Broo m Tony Martha and Fran Warren
23-3777 --(47-8777).
No. 1 Billboard Pick. Mar Tr lIl as. . .
o No. 10 Retalle. Pick, Billboard, JIM( 3.
You Drea mer You
Don Cornell and Hugo winter's/ate:
Ora
"
20-3775 --(47-3778)·
o Na. 4 Retellere Pick, Billboard, June 3.
Hanky Tonkin'
Spade Cooley
21-0330 --(4,a-03.10)·
No. I Country and Welt. . Disc Sootier
o Plot, Billboard. June 3. Thera'. a Rainbo w In E ery Tear. st ervnit man 21-0313 --(48-0813)·
No. 0 Country and Western Disc Jo ao,
Pick. Billboard. June 3.
TI P S
"Titrer I
Little Rings" (Fontana Skiers) . . . "Three Little Rings"
Slater.) . . . "Tires Little Rings« (Fontane Sieger.)
.
Little ¡lingo" (Fontane Sisters).
RCA VICTOR Records The sldrs who make Die hill are on
OCA VIC`CR DIVISION
La010 CORPORATION OF AMERICA, CAMDEN, NE W /IR V Y
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June 10, 1950
MUSIC. PoPAII,KitilY (MARTS
Sheet Music
emed on ¡e mu received last Lb . an. ci Week Ending June 2
BEST-SELLING SHEET MUSIC
Tunes listed are the national best shed music seller. List l· based ea reports received each awe
frer. II the nationis sneer Mink id·Cien. Saris ere listed lieeertiell t. reateft number of sines; WI indicates tune is .n a Rim; EMI indicates B. ie in iflit musical; HU indicatu bom ma ,enie ea rowed.
POSITION Weeks Last I rhrs to date IWeek IWeek
Publisher.
11
1 1. THIRD IA/I THEME, THE (ne(R)
7 1 2. isernateci nu
Chap el( Caappell
14
3 3. MY FOOLISH HEART (F) (R)
Untie-km
6 4 4. 100f.DEE.000 (R)
E I. Morris
8 5 5. OLD PIANO ROLL BLUES, THE ER/
Linda
9 2 6. SENTIMENTAL NE DM
Knielkelm ete
15
0 7. IT ISN'T FAIR CID
WNW Er NW 6
13 10
8. IF I KNEW YOU WERE M U M PONE RAKED A CAKE HU
Robert
18
9 9. DADDY'S LITTLE AI M. (R)
Beacon
14
6 10. [JEANIE (R)
Laurel
3 11 11. I WANNA IL LOVED DU
So well«,
2 14 12. STARS ARE THE WINDOWS OF NEAVEJI (R)
Peckwkl,
1 - 13. ROSES (RI
Hill & Ram»
18 13 14. MUSIC! MUSICS MUSICI
Cronmell
3 15 15. COUNT EVERY STAR HI)
BILL DARNEL
Vocal with Heathertones and ROY ROSS and his orchestra
CORAL 60220
CO R AL DIST RI B UT O RS
BALTIMORE, MO. Geoid O.Orlbeléng Co.
811URINGHAM, ALAIANA Reterd Saks Company
80ISE, IDAHO Dom 'fiord Cornposy
ROSTON. MASSACHUSETTS 'Camel Clislr.baters.
IWEIALO, N. V. Mingero. Ndlond Ea.
CHARLOTTE, NO11111 CAROLINA F end F F
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS deem", Int.
CINCINNATI, 01110 Record Disliiholino Ca.
CLEVELAND, 01110 lemur D.stribuling C.
DALLAS, TUAS Beaker Disulbenioy Co.
DES MOINES, IOWA E DistriNdInp 4mpany
DETROIT, MICHIGAN Polonit Distr.nuling to.
EL PASO, TEXAS Sunland Supply Co.
GREAT FALLS, MONT. Ileiq Emir. Ca.
HARTFORD, CONN. Seebererd D,sl. IC.
HONOLULU, HA WAII Amber end C..
HOUSTON, TEXAS Donley DIstrIbulino Company
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Wiling, Erred Soles Co.
MANIAS CITY. MISSOURI Milker Resod Sakt Cr.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Nodern Dhirlbaline (o.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Glenn Alien Ce
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA IlyG blush Company
ORDER FRO M YOUR COR AL DISTRIBUTOR
C.7 WRITE TO,
NASIP/1111. SI MIESSEE lemeetue Retie Sale,. IW.
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 1.1.1. Rh?. 4., Ine.
NE W YORK, ME W VOIR Dmilat RItleibetinp Coq.
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Own PntrIbollag Co.,,
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. M ee" (e.
PITISOURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Standen! Ristribellood (o.
PORTLAND, ORERON Oreaw Retold bietrilerliery C.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS honer Sal« Co.. In.
SAN FIAIKLSCO, CALIF. follfmnla Distributers
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA M. Amon.
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Kalil« Reseed Sales (a.
ENGLAND'S TOP THENTY
POSITION
Weelts I Lait This Tisdale Ween IWeek
Enuliso
8 1 1. MY FOOLISH HEART
5
3 7 2. (MARIE
Campbell.Coemelle
)2
2 3. CNATIANOOGIE SHOE SHINE BOY. . Pis. Ltd
20
4 4. JEALOUS HEART
E H. Morris
4 5 5. OH, YOU SWEET ONE
Swthern
8 3 6. CES? SI BON
Peter lAreoke
7 9 7. ENJOY YOURSELF
Mo ms
5 10
8. THAT OLD PATO ROLL BLUES
Leeds
4 14
9 LET'S 00 IT AGAIN
Lesko
12
8 10. FRENCH CANCAN POLKA
Coarrily
7 b 1. If I KNEW YOU WERE COWIN'
II7VE BAKED A CAKE
Cha well
20 12 1. DOWN IN THE GLEN
L. Wright
3 13 13. MF AND MY SHADOW
Francis Oell
7 14 14. CHERRY STONES
John FNM,
4 16 15. QUICKSILVER
E. H. lawns
13 1 15. MUSIC! MUS/C1 MUSIC ,
Leeds, LW
19 17 *17. DEAR HEARTS AND GENTLE PEOPLE. Morrie
1 - 18. CHOO'N GUM
* W ell
33 18 19. ROSE IN A GARDEN OF WEEDS
8ca · Cu, .....
18 19 19. WE ALL HAVE A 502IC IN OUR
HEARTS
Twentath Ce..any
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.
Aneri Are Samly.Joy Lanai acill·Rode ficull.Rose General Music Leeds Mow., Leeds
Blossom Mus6
Robeete Wills Musk Bourne Oehler, Musk E. 1. Mend Cromwell Me mo Breornan·Vocco
Conn Leeds
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June 10, 1950
POPUt elri curs
SOAliS RUH GREATEST RADIO AUDIENCLS (ACI)
Radio Popularity
limed on reports cecelved last tiret on of
Week Ending June 2
PART
II
Tunes listed have the greatest audiences on programn heard on net wort stations In New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. Lie Is based upon
John G Realman's Audit . Co rviage Ind «. Ti,, ind u I. prorected upon tadie legs nmde available to Realmen's ACI by Us. Accurate Reporting Service In Nero Yore, Radio Checking Service In Chicago, Pate Checking Service In Lee Are ., Listed ars the top 30 'more In the case of ties) tunes alphebeticelly. This mote checked le
PrePonderantly Isar 60 per rent) alive.
CRC Ire . . tune Ir . a fin; feat Wiestfl CUM le Worn ·
RECORDS MOST PLAYED BY DISK JOCKEYS
Vox Jox
lositimete «nice): IR) Indicates tune Is mailable on regards. In each Instance the licensing agency ceetrollIrq performance rights 01 the tilo
indicated.
The feature It eopstigMed 1947 he tit* Of`cti nf Re e'dh 3470 grow/way, hen York 31, N. Y. Ito reference may ke made te an, of this material except In trade paper, ne ether 1/ilk Is permitted; ro
Records listed nett le numerical order 818 thou gland over the neatot rember et Nord Men. List le based on replies 'men weekly
PREEMS ..· Bob W eis has replaced Paul
radio broadcast utlikirg this Information rmy be aired. will be prosecuted.
Infringements
survey aware di* jockey, t o the muntry. Enloe shren In this Chart, other mailable re m * el tuna INN hoe Mil N found In US Hone, Roll el NM, »ale Po niarity Chart, Put 1. IF/ Irdlcate tame is from a AIN Mil IN NS. immu I. to r · Net musical.
Co wley as d. j. for W N OP, Ne wport, K y., and
Roy Gilligan has been upped to progra m director post at sa me station, succeeding Jack Baker. w ho
m oves over to W IC R C. Co wley has joined W L W-
T.... Tap Tapliat is ne w m orning m an at W E B B,
(Sol oing Ended, May 26, 8 an, ,and endhey FN.?, JR . 2,11an )
Ask Me No Question II/ Bewitched (1)
But Me, I Loo You (R)
Dare It Baby, That's Lase (R)
WItinarY -ASCAP Cluppell -ILSCAP
Campbeli -gUi
nappell -ASCAP
B u falo, ... Ji m B ur ke, W I R K, W est Pal m Beach, dark (RI
Laurel -OSCAR
POSITION
Wren ILast I 1M to date IWeek Web
14
4 1. BUITIM MUAL NI
A ms Bingen Cowl N OS;
Fla., is e mseeing a ne w daily afternoon sho w
" Melody M atinee." ... W A F T, M c Co mb, Miss., is readying a ne w blues and rhyth m sho w, accord-
Don't Say Go Mbye (17 Down the Lane (R)
Gel That IMU M TY (F) (R)
Horne * N W I)
ing to Progra m Director Paul Si mpkins. and HoonDemOne (R)
would like to hear fro m 'other jive ox." .. . Don't Care Il the Sun Om% %ea It)
Mellin -BMI BMI -Bbll
Berlin -ASCA
Faraoss -ASCA E. H. Norris -ASCA
Faenam -ASCA
Coral 1.0173 -ASCAP R obin Bright, ex-sta fer at W i El.. 0 in Louisville
Still Get a Thrill (R)
Wo e à Musk -RICA
7 I 2. 100P·DRI·000
71 Z. HOOP GU DOC
P Con . % Fe ns S/Sten V(78120.5747; (e5M7.2747 -ASCAP
I SUIT C.001711) 060;
and W G B F, Evansville, Ind., has taken over Ji m Lo we'. d. j. chores at W I RE, Indianapolis. Lo we is no w with W B B M, Chicago. . . . W ayne Allen,
K S E L, Lubbock, Tex., has turned his daily "950 Club" sho w into a re mote, w hich e manates fro m U. V. Blake's local Record Center. ... Beginning
W eis Be Load (R)
Seareme -ASCR
IIKnew Yen Wene Connie l'em RI M · Chid (1)..R een -ASCA
ITo« Were Only MIN (R)
Robbins -A.5CA
t Isn't Fair (R)
0/Ords a Musk -ASCA
Il Vie en Rose (R)
Ilarrns--ASCA
Musk! Mob! \MOO (RI
Cromwell -ASCA
My Foolish Heart IF) IR
Senem.loy -ASCA
1.51/.1110 -ASCAP this m onth (6), H uge Batey. W RB L, Colu mbus, Old Piano Roll Blues, The 00
Leeds -ASCA
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4 Jenkins Orlt .Dec gise50 -ASCAP
D Cornell-S. Mae OA V178120 ,609; 145/41.3115 -ASCAP
G a., will pilot two daily airers over W P D O, Jack-
sonville, Fla. H ugh says he'll "welco me any d. j.
releases and plug sa me." . . . Rich Faulty. exW D L P, Pana ma City, Fla., has Joined W C NII,
On an Ordinary Moraine (RP On tee but ming Tide CO)
Sentimental Me IR)
So na Is Left IF) IR)
Sometime IR)
RemIck -ASCA ShapirmikensteI N-ASCA
Keicliwitidder -ASCA Walt Ilsney -ASCA
WItnues -ISCA
6. 7, 8.
1.
THIRD MAN THEME, Tiff. A. Kara:
.London 3M -ASCAP
THIRD MAN THEME, THE. G. Lembardo
.Dee 24839 -A5CAP
MY FOOLISH HEART
M Ca me
VI7i3ir0.3681:
SENTIMENTAL MI
145747.3104 -A3CAP
R Ardi s/ 0,6.1. De ment
Q uincy, Fla. . . . John Station's "Spinner's Sanctu m" no w airs fro m a do wnto wn Bir mingha m restaurant over W J L D, Besse mer, Ala. . . . Jack Clifton, W A D C, A kron, has acquired another daily spin session, bringing his weekly air ti me total to 11 hours. Says "business is terrific!"
... Stu Wayne. W P E N, Philadelphia, is launching
a ne w kid sho w on Saturday afternoons, tagged "Tiny Tot Ti me."
Stay With the Haled Ne e (R) Sunshine Cabe (F) (R) Thind Man Theme, Tb. (F) (à)
Tonight (R) Wilhelmina (F)
E 14. Monis -ASCA Burk e/an lenasen -ASCA
Chappell -R UA
Miller -ASCA ebt -ASCA
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IF I KNEW YOU WER0 COMING l'IPVE BAKER a CARE BE WITCHED
B. tenths
MGM 10623 -ASCAP
E. Berta National 9103; Mercury 5392 -ASCAP
P Regale Orit-M. Tame
W M T, Cedar Rapids, Ia., writes, "All of w M rn
d. j. sho ws are sold across-the-board.".... Cliquot
Club Ginger Ale, thru N. W. A yer de Son, Inc., is
buying daily five minute segs on Leroy Miller's early m orning sessions over W FI L, Philadelphia.
ticle you sent out ( Pleasing the P eople') is real
fine" says Noisy Fisher, W F R L, Freeport, Ill
"Read it on the air and it sure w ent over. Send
m ore." . . . In a slightly di ferent vein, W ad. Bongs. W L B B, Carro lton, G a., co mplains, " Why
send it in w hen you don't publish it? H ave three
5 I 13. BE WITC/IED 3 13 14. BEWITCHED 7 16 15. BE WITCHED
25 16. SENTIMENTAL ME 5 18 17. HOOP.DEE.D00
2 20 10. IEWITCHED
Cap 75)1000;
051F-101111 -ASCAP
I Jenkins Ork
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.Dec 14943 -ASCAP
D Day Ca11741386411;
(33/1-480 -ASCAP
IL S eer Ont Tower za73 -ASCAP
I. MO NIn Ont
-Dec 24904 -ASCAP
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Ilderntre mers.L. Green OU 'W' 78)20.37 25; i43)47.3726 -ASCAP
AD LIB CUTTINGS . R e y M orris,
W C D T, W inchester, Tenn., is a papa of a ne w
junior deejay. . . . Listener- wise, D uke Thiele.
W./ MR, N e w Orleans, reports receiving 263 tele-
gra ms on his "Good Friday" progra m. . . . A nd
John M ananey and Bob Christel W I ZE, Spring-
field, O., chalked up 122 telephone requests dur-
ing one two-hour broadcast of " Music for the
Asking." ...Bob Stout. W K R O, Cairo, Ill., is
"having trouble getting records fro m so me of the
m ajor diskeries. M G M and M ercury see m rather
generous, but Victor sends us only the records
they w ant plugged. The others w e never hear
fro m."
. . H al Uchida. W MI D, Atlantic City,
writes that Stan Kenton, June C'kuilky and dru m-
mer Shelly M anne recorded a series of station
breaks for his "Double Feature" show, lauding
ti mes successively sent in ne ws. H ave yet to see it pri nted." .. . "To eli minate any vagueness about w hen such-a nd-such a biscuit w as popular," Ji m Lounsbury, W I N D, Chicago, suggests that
diskeries "print the date a record is m ade on the
label, at least on special d. j. releases." .. . " For the first ti me since I can recall" says Ed Paula n W C MI, Ashland, K y., "fans around here don't agree with your N o. 1 tune, 'If I K ne w Y ou W ere Co ming.' I've had only two requests for it in four w ee ks. O n the other hand, 'Are Y ou Loneso me Tonight?' is dra wing far m ore requests than any tune since 'You Call Everybody Darling. " ... Ste w M c Do nnell W I M S, Michigan City, Ind., w onders "why the record co mpanies don't ta ke
a hint fro m the movies and :send out recorded interviews. Capital is the only one on the ball."
.. . Jack Ellis, 1,V K B N, Youngsto wn, O., is burn-
5 14 19. I e/ANNA BE LOVED.. Rado m SInervG.
his stand on progressive jazz. D on Bruchey, ing over a recent re mote he skedded for Artie
Jenne, odi
W GI G, Bruns wick, G a., christened his three- Sha w. "After plugging h - out of his sides, found
3 23 2 2 22
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17007 -ASCAP hour airer "Spinner Sanctu m." . . . Eddie H ub- hi m to be his old te mper mental self " m oa ns
20. BEWITCHED
Narmeeleats..1. Angst Idercurnel/3399;
bard, W I N D, Chicago, is cutting a ukulele in-
struction disk for Sharp label in conjunc-
E lis. "Refused to air band on local pick-up of this C BS affiliate. G ave union contract as ex-
21. 22,
23
24 25. 26 27
145)3399)(43 -ASCAP
MY FOOLISH HEART
R. Rand Mercury 5162 -ASCAP
BUFFALO JOLLY
L Guini m-J, Amust.J.
Runes Harmankals Merrairyl711,34g0;
(c515470/(45 -ASCAP
MONA LISA UY FOOLISH HEART.
Nat "King? Cole and the Trio
Cap !nil 01n; latis.I010--ASCAP
.. M. Whiting
Capi78)934; 15IF-934 -ASCAP
BONAPARTE'S RITREAT.. G. Krupa Ork
VE/11120-3)66;
COUNT EVERY STAR
1.5/4?-3744 -8/11 il Wintnhaller
ARE YOU LONESOME
10175120.3697; (4514 7-3721--ASCAP
I. Ban s Ont
tion with a city- wide tie-up bet ween the Chesterfield jockey and a local daily, working a
ukulele givea way as part of a circulation drive.
H ubbard is doing three 5- minute shots over
W B K B w eekly, sponsored by the daily. Hubbard's fra u, Jackie S mith. for mer pro motion rep
for M ercury disks, has for med her o wn radio and T V agency, Do wns- Fansha w, and has sold H ub-
cuse w hich w asn't swallo wed by booker or any-
body. If and w hen Dale Carnegie devises a
course on 'Ho w to W in Disk Jockeys and Influence Dancers' w e heartily reco m mend it to Sha w's m anager. Incidentally, orchids to m y m ost recent guests Ray M c Kinley. To m my Dorsey end Ray Robbins."
bard on his o wn half-hour sho w over W B K B
W ednesday nights. . . . N or m Selles, W C N H,
Q uincy, Fla., tees off a two- week vacation in his
ho me to wn, Cincinnati, this m onth (19). . . Eel Ross. Philadelphia d. j., m arried Barbizon m odel Judy Reiner last week in Ne w York.... Joe Con-
PLATTER PALAVER ..·Conover m odel
Lou Ca mpbell is giving Paul Brenner, W A A T, Ne wark, N. J., a big assist on his ne w T V sho w over W A TT!. . . . Bill Taylor. W OR, New York,
pulled in 1,000 contributions for the A merican
ninth», KDB, Santa Barbara, Calif., turned legit Heart Association with two brief announce ments
actor last month and played a role in a local on his "Su nrise Serenade" sho w. . . . Albany,
theater production of "Three Blind Mice." . . . N. Y., d. j.'s are going all out for the local
Ji m my Lowe. Is leaving IC X O L, Fort W orth, to join Decca's Southern division office in Ne w Or-
Cerebral Palsy fund drive, according to John
Moquiteer, W XIC W. The spinners will m ake a
1 3 -
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TONIGHT?
MGM 10625 -ASCAP
THIRD MAN THEME, TOE F. Mania Ore
ROSES
v 20.3797 -ASCAP S. Raye Ork
VC711120-375.1:
leans. . . . After a none-too-successful try at the art of "water skiing" in California Eastern d. j.
Scott D ouglass "no w clai ms the dubious honor of being the only d. j. to try putting a saddle on a boat," according to H ays M. Fernald, flack for
joint p. a. this m onth at a c. p. benefit ball. Louis lla mando, of the H otel Ten Eyck, a c. p. victi m hi mself, is handling the pro motion. . . M artin
C ulpepper and Bil Gar er, W G AI, Eliza beth
City, N. C., recently devoted a sizable portion of
3 is
se. COUNT EVERY STAR..
R. Mini m
Cao(711/479( 1451F.9,4
Emr7s/854; (45)F.B54 -ASCAP
K F M B, San Diego, Calif.
GAB 'N' GRIPE BAG . J· c k D a vi s.
W QUA, M oline, Ill., was stopping at the New Westoh Hotel in N e w Y ork last week, w hile
their airti me to help recruit donations for the
hospital expenses of a local school girl. .
Lee
Stewart. W H A T, Philadelphia, and local M untz
TV execs, gifted the Philadelphia General H os-
pital with a T V set. Ste wart is also taking tal-
ent units out to entertain in the w ards.
Ja meID, 1950
The Billboard
MUSIC
25
TOP TUNES
OF THE DAY
On 78 and 45! POPULAR
78 45
RPM 'ile"
RP M "l e
IT'S Off TO A SMASH RO W
"BLI N D
DATE"
coupled with ahot dish of
"10/11E COOK/N"
I 78 rpm No. 1042
I 45 rpm No. F1042
"NOLA" and "JEALOUS" Les Paul 1014 F1014
"SAM'S SONG" and "IVORY RAG"
Joe "Fingers" Carr
962 1982
"HOOP-DEE-DOD" Kay Starr
980 F980
"MONA LISA" Nat "King" Cole 1010 F1010
"SENTIMENTAL ME" Ray Anthony 923 1923
"BONAPARTE'S RETREAT" Kay Starr
936 1936
"I LOVE YOU BECAUSE" Jan Garber
983 F983
"LET'S GO TO CHURCH (NEXT SUNDAY MORNING)"
Whitin eakely
960 F960
"PLAY A SIMPLE MELODY" lo Staford
.1039 F1039
"A-RAll-A-MA-T M" Margaret Whiting
1027 1027
WESTERN
EVERYBODY IS GOING FOR THIS ONE
"NOLA'
coupled with
"JEALOUS" 78 rpm No. 1014 · 45 rpm No. F1014
--and THE STARLIGHTERS with PAUL WESTON'S DIXIE EIGHT
"PLAY A
SIMPLE MELODY"
--coupled wth PAGAN LOVE SONG'
78 rpm No. 1039 ·45 rpm No. F1039
EDDIE KIRK 'Sugar Baby"
JIMMY WAKELY "Under The Anheuser Bush",
JIMMIE DAVIS 'You Are My Sunshine"
MERLE TRAVIS "Cane Bottom Chair"
HANK THOMPSON "Take ALook At This Broken Heart Of Mine"
TEX WILLIAMS "Birmingham Bounce"
LEON CHAPPEL "True Blue Papa"
TENNESSEE ERNIE "My Hobby"
CLIFFIE STONE "Rubber Knuckle Sam"
RAMBLIN' JIMMIE ODIAN Sail My Ship Alone"
1048 1048
Three top "(MARIE"
Sellers: 858 · F858
'DOWN THE UNE" 969 · 8969
'SOMETIME" 1051 · 81053
1024 1024 The Five-Star .on Singing Sen sa M
1025 F1025
PE M
1029 1029 * Capitol Records
/17
with PAUL WESTON and His Orchestra
1.,
HAppy coupled :0YÀT"
* Network Radio 1016 F1016 * Motion Pictures
* Television 1006 F1006
* Top Night Spots
'BYE BYE BLACKBIRD"
DEAN TOPS THE BEST!
78 rpm No. 1052 · 45 rpm No. F1052
1008 F1008
with Orchestra conducted
985 F985
by FRANK DeVOL
e rAg "MISSISSIPPoIp,",, g 986 F986
952 F952
coupled with
t
"HE'S A GOOD MAN '.çe
TO HAVE AROUND"
RE C O R D S .0,Lv w o o,
78 rpm No. 1072 · 45 rpm No. F1072
25
M USIC
The Billboard
/ M M. 1 0, 1 95 0
CHILDREN'S RECORDS
MUSIC P04111.0 0 CHARTs
Rem* listed are tipu rehire ielirq test Inthe rather% etolt record steno Ideales), loosed . to The Bollmaree weekly *tiler mr.
ay. Records SI Usted accordi , It peat . Wet
Retail Record Sales
BEST-SELLING POP SINGLES
Records .Isted er Mote itIllng betin gm nat.:Alt top volume Mall record stores. [Jetlebard gbh. The EI.Ilkohet v4.41 1 weal merge the 1400 the. d.alvt. weohigeW Wag ,minrtrint nuatet Web Surrey return. Nt hefted Moraine to age el market area
Aeon* listed nuolerically, accoralni to greateit tete. The `.1.' of urn rated Is also NitaIL
WeeksPOSIITLIasOtN IThis to steel Week IWe *
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Den Do Some. . TO -Dec 24830 -ASCAP
So mme Else
7 7 4. MOP-00E-000
P. C411.04110 Font me
On the Mo p . TI M
Sisters
0171070.3747:
143)47-3747 -A5 UP
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3 O. SENTIMENTAL ME
Ames IM Ma
R. Mop asid/or I ba
Carol 60140;
Prelude
Core 1.1)I73 -ASCAP
BE WITCHED Drift . MIMS
B. Se re Ork .1orrer 1.73 -ASCAP
BE WITCHED Whore In Om World
C
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-Dec 10983 -AScAP
MY FOOLISH HEART Sore 1 .9
IL W . . MGM 1962, -ASCAP
IT ISN'T FAIR M, LII. ded 1, Moe
D Coneell-S. Kee Ein
V1711/10-3400; 145147 ,115 -ASCAP
5 10
I *ANNA RE LOVED. I. Jost GM To Get Out of the Habit
11. aswittsso
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I) Co1D1a7y11/311411;
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6 17 15. MY FOOLISN HEART
Candy and Cake
R. Morgan Ort 2.04--ASCAP
M. Corson
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14. MONA LISA
Greatest lornotor d lem All, Ti.
H WInterbolter VIS0120.3697;
(43147.3221-ASCAP
Nat "K ea" Cole aod the Trle cae n)s010: (45/F 1010 -ASCAP
16. DADDY'S LITTLE GIRL .. MilIn Breen
It I Use To Be I Hooded
24172 -1311I
8 16 3 30 5 15 3 21
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17. WANDERIN' Bloch Sc ., The
S Kam Ork.T, Ma «
VI78/20-36.00; 145147-32034-B4U
18. 100P.DEE.000 Menlo. Ties
Deb Dau
WITS/311771; 13311591-a SCAP
19. ROSES Ti dal, Wlakie Woe
RVa1p7e4)2Or0k-3754; 1.3/413734--Clal
20. OLD PIA110 ROLL SLUES.
THE S.
With
the
Mean
H PaleCayr ecteel and C.
People
Dec 24917-ASCiti
21. BEWITCNED al« Prelude
J Amon and Um Nat-
aserc ee no3)94/ 143/5399 .5 -AScAr.
72. IF I KNEW YOU WERE
CONING 12VE RAKED E. Mu .
A CAKE Pcco. Loso, M ao Cam
Naticoal 9103; Me- .
core 5392-ASCo
22. HOOP.DEE.000
K. S ear-F. >Vol Ork
Women Laos To le
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22. DEARIE
G Lombardo
My Lily me My Rom
Dec 246 . -ASce
25. STANS AND STRIPES F. Laie,
FOREVER
Mercury17015421;
Thanks (or Yee Ms .
i4s>5421 .5 -612
25. DEARIE
ISaid My Pe ».
E. Meras .R. W pm, .
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SWay o
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Uri
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Abbey 15003-hSCAP
27. VIE EN LA ROSE
V Yu . Or!
Poet Se 1*, The
Dec 24116 -A5CAP
29. VALIENMCaItA Care I UM
San Met Shine
T Martietl. Re m Oh. .V/76120.3153; (45147-3755 -ASCAP
29. SENTIMENTAL ME Smismetti RIO
N. AnUmmy Ork Capt ./923; 145)F-923--ASCAP
POSITION
gated n items rece.geo lost
enre· days Of
Week Ending June 2
'1 00 iLai IIlge to dote IWith IWen
17
1 1. CINDERELLA (T . Records)
I. Wm * ad OUren...0178)Y.011;
t45/WY-Igi
13
2 2. NOPALONC CASSIDY ASID
SI KINC BANDIT
Use Recordsl
Dealer Doings
ILCowBerig)edE-tlAa, -goClendg,e.R.145/BrCloiozkse-3054; 1331,1)11aS2
6 3 3. ME AND MY TEDOY BEAR lOne Remo»
R. Cloeme.P. Faith Oct
Cal M/1,70
11
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G. Ades
Col MJY-00
RCA AD POLICY... "RCA Victor's pol- 23 /I
5. HOWDY DOODY AND THE AIR-O-DOODLE (Too Recede
icy of advertising only the franchised full line
806 Smill.41. Rent Oit
instrument dealers on the 45 EY attachment pro-
VIT512-39); 141/WY.3/17
motion is unfair to the record dealers who have 104 pushed their records and also handle the 45 EY player. Jewelry stores sell no 45-r.p. m. records 47
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6. BOZO AT THE CIRCUS IT.. Records)
Al en 1.1vingitaaVent· -Mote" Cede
Car BOX.34; 7. BOZO AND HIS ROCKET SHIP Ras RecatO
but ads,
they get the free while we don't
geritdeaonsmfeullll-puanlgeessprowemotipaoy.n
Alan LMoiston-Vance "Plato- Colli css ser -65; Des- us
The answer is to sell other labels. We have re- 103 9 8. LITTLE TOOT (Clae Record)
duced RCA Victor billing 60 per cent."- Fred L.
Scott Record Shop, Charleston, W. Va.
39
Doo WilsoeThe St eil/Men
C.126)DAS-10; lotICASe150 ,
7 8. BUGS BUNNY IN STOKYLAND (Two Records)
KID AIR SHO W .·."Perhaps we should 33
Me Blenc-A. 1.1· Moton
Coo 087-3011
à 8. WOODY WOODPECKER AND MIS TALENT SNOW
tell you about our radio progra m, which has been running for months, and which would be profitable in any town. It is "Bedtime Stories," a progra m for children, which we were running long
2 -
(Toe Re m .)
M. 131.441. May Oh CAMIE)OIX.3032;
145/CIIXF-3032
11. BRAVE ENGINEER, THE (Ore Record)
J. Colons., Nanato-.6 Conlon Martel
before ABC started "No School Today." This is mainly a jewelry store and our program has
3
Ten Vt701V.400:
7 12. ST0113 OF THE GOLDEN PAL011140,
brought us a lot of jewelry business, too, because of the good wil it has created with the parents. It has also increased our record business, especially on children's items. It probably has the largest listening audience and had created more good will than any other single local radio show. Even a lot of other business men have tried to buy spots around our progra m because of the listening audience. We have purchased the transcription of "Holiday House," featuring the character, Jump Ju mp, which we think will add new zest to the show. The program is aired at 7:30 p.m. and features albums fro m a large selection which we always have in stock." -Harwin's,
4 11 6 13
3 13 1 -
(Doe W ool/
B. Bea m
Dec K.2
13. I FOUND MY MAMA Woo Record)
R, Clooney-P. Fai . D.O.E. 144sito..C41 10 ,0
13. SNOW WRITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS
(Teo Ilecords) D ealt Day
V,ot/tag
13. TOM AND JERRY AT THE CIRCUS IT « Reeds)
F. DeSales.C. 11ner
MGM sà
13. FRANCIS THE TALKING MULE (0·4 M OM)
Chill Wills. Narrator
Car la/CAS-307M 14i/CASF.30là
POP ALBUMS
Klamath Falls, Ore.
SOUTH PACIFIC Km« Reeds/ Mary klartlelt . Pima
COLLECTORS' CALL . . . Dealer L. R.
Perry would like to hear from disk collectors who might be interested In recordings that go as far back as 1915. Mrs. Perry, who operates the Little Record Shop in Tunica, Miss., claims to have a large and varied selection of collectors' ite ms.
BEEFS AND BOOSTS ... "The record
business is down in the dumps. There have been no hits that ale good for large sales. Here's hoping." -Parkside Radio. Brooklyn. . "Hank Snow's current record has been his best, saleswise, to date. It should make his name a household word in this area. Also RCA Victor's new rhythm and blues artist, Gene Gilbeaux. has made a hit with his first number." - McGregoie. Memphis.... "Seems to me that many dealers are missing a couple of good bits by overlooking
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Cowie . Id4150;
YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN, A (Far Records)
Day.N. James Ort
Eollia)C-196) (331GL-6106
CINDERELLA (km Records)
I. Woods ad 011. .... .71/1-399; 145PNY-390
INNOVATIONS IN MOOERN MUSIC (Fen Rectods)
Stan Knots. Oak . Cao1711/EDL.1 .; 45/K011401; (S3/P- l54
3. RALPH FLANAGAN KAYS ROGERS AND
HAMMERSTEIN 10 Noreas)
R, Fleasan
VI KUP.2611; 143sWP 2·6
k DIXIE IM DORSET limo Rms.)
J. Donor Ott
Collia)C1406; IlliCL-609.
7. ANNIE GET YOUR GUN IF a, Recon11)
B.
Keel.K. Wpm
ea6m)16)50; (33)E.5o9
S. HARMONY TIME liter Records)
The Carden«
Oat 78/C-20 I; ()Met 4,1.
9. CHARLIE PARKER W1111 STRINGS M oe Rem ./
C. Parte.F. Mibnl.S. Girrip04/1. Holland ,
F. Orlof .. M111 .24. losepS. Freeem413.
"Back to the Dog House," by Hawkshaw Hawkins. and "Guitar Bounce," by M el Cox." - One Stop Record Shop. Ft. Worth.. ."We are glad to hear that some of the record companies are releasing two or three numbers at a time instead of the usual six or eight." -Jack's Music Shop, Chattanooga. . . . "Wliat is happening to the .ecord business? It has dropped at least 90 per 'ont in the last three weeks." -Dulka Music
loa m Chicago...."Again record sales are slow. talked with Cincinnati. Chicago. St. Louis and
2 1 -
10.
GUY
tou n ne
Carrel TWIN PIANO,
Mecum VOL I
C.10 /
(Four Recede
G. Imbu e
Dec,70/A-733; (3.3)01..319)
10. SPIKE JONES PLAYS THE CHARLESTON
(TWee Records)
S. Joes Ott
.701 ,277; 1451Yr eas)
on square dance records is needed, while the Cudahy Record Shop. Cudahy, Wis., sees the need for sales tips on 45-;,,p. m disks.
2-Ieveland, and all say records are as dead as raveyard." -Staie Song Shop. Detroit.
a SHEET
MUSIC
TIP
...Patricia Mc.
Garry. Paulbrook Music. Louisville, reports get-
:1EMElkIBER THIS? ... Pro motion-
ninded disk dealers still recall the terrific stunt cork ed by B. Levitt, Coast Radio. Sacramento, vho moved his overstock on "Nature Boy" disks
few years ago and garnered loads of free pubicity. After selling 1,400 copies of the record
ting repeat sheet music business by letting cus-
tomers try the songs on a store piano. Miss Mc-
Garry also has local entertainer friends come into
tbhige
atore to play the piano and crowds and results in sales,
sing. too.
It It's
attracts back to
the "old song-plugger days" in Louisville.
luring its life, Levitt still had 100 platters left. .le ran a newspaper ad ofering 2 cents to anyme who would come in and take one of the recards of his hands. People flocked to the store ind Levitt created plenty of new customers and ·tood will. All for a total cash outlay of $21
MERCHANDISING TIPS ·.·Giv ing
Hopalong Cassidy guns to kid customers paid oil in greatly increased disk sales for Evan White. Niagara Falls. N. Y.... The F & W. Grand Coro. pany disk counter, Milwaukee, reports that suggesting needles and storage albums to record cus-
NE WS AND CHATTER ... hi the mar-
ket for a 10-cent, extra-loud phono needle is G. St M. Jewelen. Tuscaloosa, Ala., reporting that it is impossible to find a source for that item in the territory.... Castro Music Shop. San Francisco, reports a need for a music-record dealers' association m that city... .Town and Country Shop. Westwood, N. J., has hired 1.011 Frisch, local dance band dru mmer, as a disk salesman. The store moved to new and larger quarters last
tomers results in an additional sale in one out of three cases.... During the General Electric Company's circus promotion, Lent's Inc. Ithaca, N. Y., increased its disk business by setting up a window display of children's recorda about the circus and circus people.... Colonial Music Shop. Frederick, Md., is organizing a record club thru which customers can obtain one free record for every 12 purchased. The plan does not include purchases of albums or sale merchandise.
week.... Louis E. Dean Record Shop. Hyannis,
Plea. aolgrell II communicallem to Dealer DO M% EM 101114 .1.
Mass., suggests that a good merchandising story 1564 Broadway, N.a York 19.
June 11, 1951)
The llhourd
M USI C
27
It TWO toONE on%GUI (T-4j73-
DAVID ROSE
and his Orchestra
AMERICAN HOE' DO WN Time And Time Again
M-G- M Non·Ireakable 30237
BE WITCHED Moon Of Manakoora
M-G- M Non-atooko Wo 30120
BILLY ECKSTI NE
MY DESTINY Roses
M-G- M Non-Breakable 10684
IWANNA BE LOVED Stardust
M-G- M Non-E4ealtable 10716
ZI GGY EL MA N
and his Orche,tra
I'LL GET BY Take Me In Your Arms
M-G- M blon-8iy eoble 10722
BLUE PRELUDE IHndn't Anyone Till You
M-G- M Non-8 ,akable 10686
GEORGE SHEARING OUINTET IDIDN'T KN O W WHAT TIME IT WAS How's Tri ? M-G-I4 Non-Breokoble 10720
I'LL RE ME MBER APRIL Jumping With Symphony Sid
PA-G- M Non -breakable 10687
JOHNNY DES MOND
THE PICNIC SONG I've Got A Heart Filled With Love
M-0 46 Non-Brookable 10703
C'EST SIBON If You Could Care
31-G- M Non-8 ,okable 10613
BILL FARRELL
BABY, WHAT ELSE CAN IDO? Don't Say Monaca Tonight
M-G- M Nan-Breakable 10704
SPRING MADE A FOOL OUT OF ME God's Country
M-G- M Non-Breakable 10652
ART LU ND
MONA LISA When My Stage Coach
Reaches Heaven
M-G- M Nan-8 ,akeale 10689
BIRMINGHAM BOUNCE
Maple Leaf Rag
M-G- M No
It/713
HELE N FORREST
IWISH ICOULD SHI MMY LIKE MY SISTER KATE More Thon IShould
M-G- M Non-Breakable 10680
IT WAS SO GOOD WHILE IT LASTED Sweetheart Semicolon
M-G M Non 1,_a .tob'e 10397
TO M MY TUCKER
and h.s Orchestra
CH OCIATE ICE CREAM CONE
Vocol by JUDY VALENTINE and Don Brown
Tiddley Winkie Woo
M-G- M Non-lroakable 10712
NO, NO, NO Good Night Little Girl, Good Night
M-G- M Non-Bgeokable 10679
HANK WILLIA MS
WHY DON'T YOU LOVE ME A House Without Love
M-G- M Non-Breakable 10696
LON G GONE LONESOME BLUES My Son Calls Another Man Daddy
M-G- M Non-Ebeakoble 10645
IVORY JOE HUNTER
INEED YOU SO Leave Her Alone
M-G- M Non-13.eakable 10663
IALMOST LOST MY MIND If I Give You My Love
M-C-_ M Non-Bu 6°61e 10578
JACK FI N A
and his Orchestra
THAT HONKY-TONKY MEL ODY Warm Kisses In The Cool Of Night
M-G- M Non-Breakable 10714
SPAGHETTI RAG Shangri-La
M-G M Non Areakable 10610
BILLY ECKSTINE and SARA H V'AU GHA N
YOU'RE ALL INEED Dedicated To You
M-G- M Non-Breakable 10690
BETTY GARRETT and LARRY PARKS
WRITTEN GUARANTEE
BETT Y G A R RETT HOME COOKIN'
M-G- M Non-Breakable 10707
JOHNNIE JOHNSTON and JOAN ED WARDS
DARN IT BABY, THAT'S LOVE You Can't Take ItWith You
M-G M Non·BreallatIr 10711
M-G-M RECORDS ARE
M-G M RECORDS
THE GREATE I NA ME
IN ENIEPIAI NN U NI
Y01 51YE NIN AV8 NUN Y098 19 N
BETTER THAN EVER!
28
T he Billb oar d
U\E-WOMAW
CLASSICAL RECORD BUYING GUIDE
Ju ne 10, 195 0
IUT aRADE! 01
MUSIC POP111.M 0 CHARTS
PART
Classical Records
V
r
Bemuse all clan ., labels are tel recorded oe all speeds It Is defter' et ormeot ti. c;rn osi e
classical record merry stensticaiN urinate. The me% Mr BIllbeard is presently espniP ,Pe weekly classical record selephone ur my in a man'« II divide LP and 45 P.P N M uir* mu ms.
Records ie each cate en be. arranged according t. sales sed », but go estee m is made s sr. vim
04 ."'sms mo· me 1P el' 45 111e1 I will be noted tine, Me W M . and be men singles and albums.
M o m a made
Best Selling LP Classical Titles
Last WM
1 2 3
1
This Week
1. Beett meni Strnprem Number Three in E fiat Maier, NBC StraPheml OM, R. TM ranee, soothes«, V(33/LM·1 02.
2. Lade Well·Tempered [Mi med, W. Lando mita, V(33)111.1017.
3. GUNN arn Sullivan' Tie Maude, MOyil Cane OPM , Cem .M. Ne. Pmmo mle ON. I. Godfrey, conductor, Lund . (.33) LLP 189/90.
4. GU M* ard SWI M.: The Gondoliers, 120/1" Carte 04. Com .,. New Promena u Ore, I. (adios/. carehleter, Lehner. (33) LIP 196/9.
5. Chcone Les Sylpholes, New York Rhin... mum StroPemit Cwb, L Ruda, eceducter, Colt33/ML-4255.
Best Selling 4.) RPM Classical Fides
iszz']-G- L '
Last WM
2 3
3 -
This
me 1. Bade Well-Tempered Claskord, W. Landenénka, V(451 WD41·133f,
2. Rimsky.Korsakon Schehermade, San Francisco 5144. 00 ON, Pierre filmllao" foo . doctor, V(45149M-920.
3. Rare merad, * menu number Two In C Mbar, O m 18, I. Ro meten, 11 Sea. annoy Ora, V. Colu mbre, comlucter, 1,1615/WDM·1075.
3. Placid: Highlights Fran Mada m Ilettelly, L. Albanese, L. Browning, J. Pelt .. RCA Victor On, Weissmann, [redee m, V(451 41)M-1068.
5. Su ms' Music of Jehann Strauss, Mi meapolis Sympfteay Oit, E Orready, .rmehuser, 1451 4010262.
Advance Classical Record Releases
(Includes Semi-ClafistrA)
f'DON 'T S:
Pil
e"
Colu mbia 38860 or 7-inch LP 1-679
"YOU TAUGHT ME TO LOVE AGAIN"
AND
"JUST FRIENDS"
Columbia 38810 or 7-inch LP 1-627
"I' M CRAZY TO LOVE YOU"
AND
"SU M MERTI ME"
Columbia 38701 or 7-inch LP 1-485
Columbia
et Records First, Finest, Fore most in Recorded Music Ornainolor of 33 1/ 2 LP Records for Uninter mpled Listening Me mory
Butter/my Concerto No. 3 la C Iliac, for P.ano mul OM Album C. Arrau·Philadeohla Ort·E. Orreaedy
Creel. (1.12'1 Ca(78/MM-917. 133/1AL.4302
Beetled. Omer E Flat Major, De. 103 and Sentad In E. Fiai Marry Op. 71 Albans (1-12°1 -gi mom Phil. harmonic Wind Group WesunInster 41.-50.3
lerrlee.m. Ssmancey in · Major Album i1.12")Venia SIagiaaa, 0,5.11, Simbodm Cond. (Mel Hardie/ Weem.nsser (33/ WL·50.2
PM .. Co m m No. 2 F Minot Altmen -A. Retain. shin·NBC Sunphoey Ora W. Sleiribmg, M M. (1-121 V(3)11M-1046. 11151041·1012
Hamer Concerto No. 1 a C Mahar lee Violin and String Ork Album -I. Stern.*. 2410 lamas, Sonata No. 26/ 1-121 Coll33/ML-4301
Jaser Hayie, O M( n F Major Album (1-12"/ Merem Phdheononk Wind Group Iloscberinli Som. Moe) Westerwensed33/44.·50-2
Zoltan Roddy, 1e Da m Album 1-121 - Wenna Sun. phony Ork· Wiener Cbeirdl· Swobody, Cell's. Jun.
·
WaTeer-R. Cen11-1..
elestmiastem
(33)1 4.-50.1
Sclonlar Maril m M e mo Crosse Album (1-12°) -
Vit ro. Synge., (61.41. Sachoda. G M. M asud
Stea m i Wesuninster 133141.-504
Momni Smenade No. 5 and 5/IIIIPII0Iar 1.c. 22 Album
(1.12") -Vleona Symphony Ork.H. Lo x., Cond.,
Westminster WC .50.5
"(mart: So ma No. 26 in e Flat Mao. Albeem-E.
Sterr.A. Zakin (Haydn: Concerto No. 1/ (1.12)
Ce11331ML.4301
Richard Strauss: Symeh M4 Pores liacinth, 00. 23
Album 1-121--VIerena Symphony OM.H. Samba..
Cord (Bolimslay li mbean Wes mInster (33eWL.50.4
Tdmikomar Sylephony No. 5 re R M mg. Album -
Boston Symphony Ork.S. Nousseritaka Cond. 1-12'1
1/(33/11.4.1017, (45104.1 07
Vimide Violin Commie E Fes Maio. · MOM Uns-
ettle, G Mom Oa 12 Album il.12 I-Vi m.
Symphony Ort·ft Menue, Cend.·P. Ryber, Wen.
minster (33)41·506
Classical Record Reviews
msing, mo m or me Mrge eds.«. number. Is an M ummy al mks esnern.ai Po plar · rl the
co manniess strength em avaiIabhliu o, cremetnne ver min: name di d or ire tal a.. rear·onna me
and re merog mluir me. and 0,51 nueltly o.. taretulla «Insider . .n
spie ra- m Other
lectors fee distrMeldn and Ina.siacla,erfl emanation power · score u .0.00 n arier s
Mead. , penurnance Mose commerce' potential Is supported by tar Manne meneg /alum FE 0 rodi-
mes an etcellene ehli, using the same oalmay at a VardSlitt
)9 gad: 60.59 maJarson T·l·S
47 51101N BELLISON P( er$ RARELY 'HEARD MLISJC. hue r lemur-Julie
thaies 1.12")
Cimme Edni ms CE.1001
Kloert: Comes. 09.0 n I Fiat; Buesbonn. Va-
riations lherne el Mears-Don Gina ., Tschaélaa, gay. (Ittane..11.numn Sa n, aymna, Cl.,.,., Ada,.
AMMO of this collreti m Il limned lo sle
dents of Ilte darnel. There's same inserest m
material hem, Madam an early. ra mie" en.
limen Sen mer pone for M etes. The Mr« Wilt.
tidal am arranged lar the ursto mens, widcb, wa-
sp Nell ca m along, seemed limhed 1. 0 0 . premise mo m. Hue, In Benisons tweet ow
441/ 4 plasing, lit Mutt Wan lA dell add
mannered. BACH' SONAT 0 ·NO PARTITAS FOR
,3
UNACCOMPANIED VIOSIN--Aleaanuer
Schneider (1 12. ) Mercury 133/ 1040017
So me ho. 1 .n G Wrier: So ma No. I in A
Amerg On most difficult mrks o the niche Mee
te m Bach, ensue...mud Ima m for violin cen. tale a wealth al rearderhal no w Il °Manned eme my. Schneider meets the technual re m ea mmoly, and ones the Insepres mon
and feeling whisk are as recessary as 'mum my. Tbe remalru m ¡W NW and San ", I..., aim been recorded by Scarred« and mil be on the manses smulorne mal, 4111 the pang reetenea here_ MK tee tie at,, iraqien, bat I Wad arIl let the grown, runner cd Mocled ;abea m.
WEBER: EURrANIN( AND PREC lia OVERTURES AND ICONIERTSIUCis .N
ra m e.
F MINOR Basar.an Stale Stalk O t·
Hen Westerme m Him hashed& Dr
Mrcurr 1.10· 10018
The "Euryanthe" mi me, es a ac.1--.iar concert
pieta ann 'ere .5 treated la · ethic, au, 11,61, anLaag4.0.al ra.a , I IS sple· M" recorded.
Weber% Komerusoci, a nods nemested hark
tench pops top er astpnall) un a .unren
it detalndar resealed MI this rhea the ·inslOs·
PI. . Dirt n played mh free ano mo m., ey Ham Wessemezler serene. the ort mud5* see
a soloists Mille . It ma* thd
.·Crti g ores-
M allon
a denatle and melj work The
perlor mnee is projected mederballs a I superb
reconl.ng.
it a less« We .. inertum
handed · competent readi ng. F. "hue ohs are
eapdrasee ti sun and Chopin. Mu a mertu mit
sho·M prove . ..do n. TIM rece...` il .11
If properly pon ente, ae well IS by oat .1 meth.
70 10RELLI:CHRISTMAS CONCERTO VW ·,a Chamber Ork.A m· MO W, Coms ,
(1.1 01
I.? '331 13
Renansince
This is 'he um, se .·· / el the Cha,
beam,.
All * Merle gro w is ad tonnerlau predecessor
d Bach, the then me ovil.,, torsw. mma· At
am sate Ups 1011 Mined. «II reurtrel
snould hold as on mo.nse most. Ir ner definite
market W M r. ...a PI the CM, ,01 1114 lie
'earl)" musk.
June 10, 1950
mAKE s
The Billboard
M USIC
29
u R E YOUR RECORD PURCHASES MEAN RECORD SALES!
V" Can't Miss When Nau
These Top --merairy pops!
FRANKIE LAINE
..YES IT COMING UP FAST
'STARS AND STRIPES'
and
"THANKS FOR YOUR KISSES"
MERCURY 5421
45 RPM ·5421%45
"BUFFALO
BILLY"
with
JAN AU GUST, HAR M O NICATS arid singing star
ROBERTA QUI NLA N
LISTED ON EVERY BILLBOARD DICK BY DJ's, OPS AND DEALERS
and
"I NEVER HAD A W ORRY"
MERCURY 5420
45 RPM 5420X45
VIC DAMONE
TOP BILLBOARD PICK
"VAGABOND SHOES"
and
"I HADN'T ANYONE TILL YOU"
MERCURY 5429
45 RPM ·5429
EDDY
r
HOWARD
ie
IL
A SUMMER PICK
"AMERICAN
BEAUTY ROSE"
a,d
"SEE MS LIKE YESTERDAY"
MERCURY 5433
45 RPM· 5433X45
..,... e%lL.&
KING SITERS
BY POPULAR -OR - REQUEST
GET BY"
and
a SO ME DAYS THERE JUST AIN'T NO FISH"
MERCURY 5431
.ie.
AMERICA'S >10. 1 GAL SINGER
PATTI PAGE
AMERICA'S COMING NO. 1 HIT!
'I DON'T CARE IF THE SUN DON'T SHINE'
and
'Paper All My Yids M e Your Love Letters'
MERCURY 5396
45 RPM.
.
(
TWO TERRIFIC PERSONAL MES
JAN AUGUST
JERRY MURAD'S
01-, HA"BERWMIOTNCIHCEADT"S
..
(411
and
"BLUE PRELUDE"
411:4-) MERCURY 5399
45 RPM·5399X45
.i RICHAHYEASRD
MOVING FAST INTO THE LEAD POS MON WITH A BEAUTIFUL NE W BALLAD
"SAY WHEN"
and
"OUR VERY O WN"
With Orchesira and Choral Group
MERCURY 5441
45 RPM· 5441X45
16 YEAR OLD
1/4
KAY 1 1/ SINGING SENSATION
BROWN
`A-RAZZ-A-a,,,/MA-TAZZ' "TEASIN"
MERCURY 5427
45 RPM' 5427X45
DINAH WASHINGTON "IWANNAandBE LOVED" "LOVE WITH MISERY" MERCURY 8181
MERCURY RECORDS, CHICAGO, LINOIS
MERCURY RECORDS OF CANADA, TORONTO, CANADA
30
M USIC
The Billboard
June 10, 1950
FLAN
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Rat Moog { RECORDS
248-3795 45 rp m
47-3795
Juke Box Record Plays
Be. us report. melee last three ea,, 0 Week Ending June 2
MOST-PIMED JUKE BOX RECORDS
Renee heed Ine those receiving the greatest play In the Pet ers tale ozes. List is teed 0 thi illi swt, needy surer emote 3,558 operates In all seetiens I Om owner. Lifted one«
the tnle el w e of the most plaied retools of· other meltable recordire e the tame bar. UMeu sa me la this elect ether wailer, teem-n e tt:net htled here du t· to. , In the Honor Roll el H.'. Musk Poptdmity Chart, Pert I.
POSITION
Weeks( Last I This le date IWeek IWith
14
2 1. THIRD MAN THEME. THE
4 Lombard* OA
Dec 141139 -ASCAP
16
4 2. SENTIMENTAL MC
Anna Brothers Coe , 601.0; Coral 60173 -ASCAP
19
2 1. IT ISN'T FAIR
D Coreell.S. Kee 0.6 ...1d7g eo-3609, 013)47-3115 -4,5CAP
7 (
10011-DEE.D00
P Come % Footle SI M. ... MI/20-3747; (45/47-3747 -ASCAP
5 11
5. I want& BE LOVED
7 2 6. MY FOOLISH HEART
AM. « SiSten.G. J.Ul.0 01-6
17. 27007 -ASCAP
C.Jeeint (le
Dec 24,130 -0.5CaP
14
3 7. IF I KNEW YOU WERE COADY E. Barton
L'O VE BAKED A CAKE
Otto ., 9143: M.r y »I2 -ASK .
8 13
7. SENTIMENTAL ME
L Moe . On
..Dec 24904 -A5cAP
· 15
7. 1811 FOOLISH HEART.
6 9 10. ROSES
N. Cars » - .1978120 3681; .5147.3204 -A5C W
S. Kaye cm Preore-375.113 145/47-3754 -84g
-R. Anthony-R. Deenrie, Coo 1001; Sae el the
21-0106;
S. Larnen.J. Piet Ott tend . 613; D. Hedes... 1,1, & a M e, Oso
2700117 E. Hoerd, Me 54140 IL W e're /AGM 106843 K. Grill .
C61178/38826, 133/1.647; G. Cate, Cord 601351
6 9 11. DEMOTEMED
C. Jetties Orls
Dee 010111 -ASCAP
7 5 12. THIRD MAN THEME, THE
A. S n,
Ledon 536 -45C. .
· 14 12. HOOP-D OE.000
It Seer-F. Deed 0,6 Cao.711/080 143/F 480 -AS61P
16 12. BEWITCHED
B Snyder Oe
Toone 1473 -ASCAP
12 11 15. DEA ME 7 7 16. MY FOOLISH HEART 6 18 17. 14DOP.OEE-1100
2 19 18. SENTIMENTAL alE
4 23 18. DEWITCHED
C. Loner . On
Dec 241199 -ASCAP
B. Examine
.... MGM I0613 -ASCAP
Oorls· DarpMellontee.G. Wyle (Irk C01.78138771; 133/1-391 -ASCAP
R. Antler«, Ork.R. Dawdle cap,./0233 14518.923 -1415a1
J. Reel 6 The liansunicatt lelerfue9 17815399: t4513399845 -ASCAP
14 21 10, DADOY'S LITTLE GIRL
Mills Braden
Dec 14472 -11M1
ID. (tetiy, Comp 60150; R. W M. Col 10670; C. Mane. Varsity 131; E. Moo ., Me, 5371; J. Devnene.l. Yonne On, 1GM 10666 T. Prep
ton. · Stu 1430: E. Howard Orly lAte 53112; D. An ent 00. Colt78)30711, 1311-5 .5 S. Iterderste 024 Cap 0500
1 4 26
25
20. BEWITCHED
D. Day..Colt111/3111071; 13141.4110 -ASCAP
22. I (106.1 CARE IF THE SUIS 00PrT P. Page
SHINE
Mercury 17113396; 143/539 .43.-AScal
IL Hemel tin, MGM 10665; D. Maule d West ., Cep WI; 1. Mundt 1 Rene Ork 20 21633 4. Gait, Coral 602101
n. OLD PIANO ROLL BLUES, THE
N. tand em' L C. Daley Der /0977 -ASCAP
7 - 24. CURIE
J Stafford 8. G. MacRae 0.0170/838; 14512.8513 -45C60
1 -
2 17
74. 1-1.5.S.I.S.S.1.11.17.1
R Foley
Dee 46241 -8/31
IA. ',Stoney 04, MGM 10711: Bradford 1. Romano, 01711/10 ISO', 145147.38001 C. 513.849 mean-Bs Weyne-J. Plea Ora, London 6931
24 TIODLEY WINKIE WOO
S. tambardo Ork
Dec 17005 -ASCAP
IT. Ticket OK, MGM 10712; 5, Kaye Out, V 20.3754; D. Cotton,
London 7003
77. BEWITCHED
L Sreee.Honey eensee ...0(75/20.372. 45/17.3736 -ASCan
4 1e
1 7 1 -
28 BIRMINGHAM BOUNCE
R FIWy
0.0 .6234 -0mg
ft mestohfle, Col 7.68; T. Will e m Cast 1006. iterp.toop; J. Shoot,
Coral teoee- H. Goner & OW Pfbalt9. 12 . 104: L. Hempen Ore, Dee 27041; Pre Wes Ku. w713/31.0332. .451480331; C. Mon.. Ku, ts 10693. A. Luna L. léeln . Orly MG. lolaji
217 BEWITCHED
R Roft
Coral 611181 -ASCAP
28. OLD PIANO ROLL BLUES, THE
L. Cod, A Jim Dandle' lobe 15003 -23SCAP
28. YOU DREAMER YOU
I Moro.
Dec 17006 -·SCAP
(D. Correll-Ray Charles Quintet-H. Wintethalter Kos, 2.78)20.3776, 145/47 4770
W A RNING!
10 uts1,211111 th e. chor e for 1.6168 11.17P000. ressers Art urged to Pal particular attention to information usted gruel shows the length of Woe e record hat teen On the Chart and whether · tee e da Potw erIty has toeres ed nr secrets . rfus 16ton-oat en la shown 10 the left hand Column, under the beadle .: - Wean to Date. - -Lea Wes k- and 911113 Reek. a · eonrd nes nee to onueually -nog run, or If Its current position -the week- venous 't ut greet- *boas · them, drop -eider. nhotdd 655 eth ca meo.
brae 10, 1950
The Billboard
MUSIC
r
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COLUMBIA RECORD 38818 OR 7-INCII LP 1-637
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fire Finest, Foremost Is Recorded Mude ef 331 /4 LP Record, for Uninterrupted UstenInp Measure
32
M USIC
The Ril:board
June 10, 1950
to introduces abrand Yew sincjing
Folk (Country & Western) Record Section
2 Based on Neon,. /embed NM three 0101 al Week Ending June
MOST-PLAYED JUKE BOX (COUNTRY &
IMSTERN) RECORDS
Recant listed are ceuntry and Western rmers, mast prayed In juke been .151ed15 tO 'me
8111teértes spetle weekly surrey moori I se'scled ereup ef )9.1ke bye operators elms. butlers. ne., Op
«annoy end Westens records.
POSI7108
Wefts ILast u lets to dam Wool, IWeek
5 1 1. BIRMINGHAM BOUNCE
R nevi
Dec 46214 -8141
10
2 2. LONG GONE LONESOME BLUES
H Williams
MGM 106.5
10
3 3. I'LL SAIL MY SIIIP ALONE
M
K rq 130 -8181
13
4 4. t LOVE YOU BECAUSE
E Tubb
Oec 46213 -8MI
1 --
R Foley
Dec 46241 -1141
8 5 b. WHY SHOULD 1 CRY?
L ArreM vt710/1 4300: 05148.0300 --B1M
2 9 7. WHY DON'T YOU LOVE ME'
1. Willis .
MGM 10696 -11al
20
7 7. CHATTANOOGIE SHOE SHINE BOY.... R. Foley
Dec 46205 --BM1
6 7 9. LET'S GO 10 CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY MORNING
N. WAitlal-J. CaoC7S/961k 14519 460 -111.11
I -- 10. CHOCLATE ICE CREAM CONE
R Tbsp
Dec 46234 -0611
"IT WOULDN'T
BE THE SAkIE
%Ole YO
Wm,, 111111 10/44111. W WI oil He
(41411))
backed by
",11111411 BOOGIE
BEII 10P " ir MG1417M69 6truf918, tosEMX%
10709
BEST-SELLING RETAIL FOLK (COUNTRY &
WESTERN) RECORDS
Reaves listed an gamut, row Westenn numb Not boll sat in si n according to rn0
sputa, weekly mown &nun 1 W Kt.d temp ca ettel Mor n UM mejtelte et Mane °ato m?, purchase counter era en.ten yawns
90511 wed
*ems Last I lhe to note *ma I Wee.
2 1. BIRMINGHAM SOURCE Pellet. Ice Gmem Cone
R Foley
DI. 46234 --Beal
13
3 2 I'LL SAIL MY SNIP ALONE
Moon's Tut
M UIIIICSI
alrq 130 --Rall
1
I 1 LONG GONE LUNIESOME SLUES
1 »lams
MT Sc. Q M Amides Man 0.0117
MGL1 10648
2 7 4. WHY W W1.Y011.1 LOVE ME' Meese Vilthceet Lave. A
/I Vellums
MGM 101,96 -11M1
7 4 5 LET'S 60 tO CHNRCA NFAT
SUNDAY MORNING Why Da Yaw Say These Thlrios?
VilutlIM-.1. « MY Capl71P160; (45/1, 140 -111M1
7 5 M·I.S.S.I.S.S.I.P.P.1 Old Keetecky Fee CO.... The
R 900.9
Om 44141 --DUI
7 WHY SHOULD I CRY? LIttle ArraN MIth the DOM FRO
A mid W71111 4300; 615/41.0300 -11MI
6 0 HILLBILLY FRYER
J 01410 4..C4117/020677; 13312.363 --RMI
Thee I Flee To Tom Around NM GM Marled
15 --
1 LOVE YOU BECAUSE Unlaltblal Ore
E Tabb
Des 44013 -8.11
10 LITTLE ANGEL 111111 THE DIRTY
FACE VAN Sheeld t Cm?
A mid v1711/21-0300; 145/ 41.0300 -11MI
1 --
10. SLIPPING AROUND WITH JOLE OWN. I. FrakIle .. Moues
I Died All Oser Yee
Abbey 15004 --ASGAP
AMINCE FOLK (COUNTRY & WESTERN) RECORD
RELEASES
Cherokee Walle --J Bend 8. His Red Rher Valley Car Mean Mantel GM 20704
ben/thing's Cday --Lute thr Drifter Roo Na.,) MGM 10710
?ales Tine Is encallire at My Dmr -0. Mo m (Iron Hone) Coral 64047
GamieNht Walts --T. Titus Tyler 1446
Nate) 4 Ste
Gr, Marren --J. M P* INS Truer) Cerel 64016
1.1 Hate laymll Taterrow --T. Tents Tyler (Goadnedel Walt.) 4 Star 1446
deele -0. Waters (Father Time) Gael 64047
Maul Mama
Rend & Ils Red Ilher vow
Ran tCherelree WIII2I CM 20704
No Tiber Words --J. Sisal (Gm Alensout Coral 64046
Tee Many Peron --Luke the DrMter lEveryna m's IWO MGM 10718
VA., Mere ant Vdtee--E Grudge (Yesterday s«Seem Dec 46246
Vallee IGe, Rlds --Red Scales lYsise Seth., MOM 10717
Yest4e6r24da6y's KIsses --E. Csesby 41%44 Mulsne 0-
You're Berth" Up Me Wm , Ten (When I MGM 10717
Seen.
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re.",,r2.7,4,:".:,12.1-dre
June 10. 1950
Th r Billboard
MIJSIC
33
SAM'S SONG
CA M
REC OR DED BY
"FINGERS" CARR
FREDDY MARTIN VICTOR YOUNG
CLAIRE HOGAN & BOBBY WAYNE
CAPITOL RCA VICTOR
DECCA
LONDON
[CASI NG LIP
MGM --MERCIRY RECORDINGS
P
Folk (Country & Western)
Record Section
Based
EndlAg reports reeehed last ' Mn dam et Week
June 2
PART
VI
CORRY AND WESTERN RECORDS MOST PLAYED
PUBLISHED IT
SAM WEISS MUSIC CO.
1608 No. Argyle, Holly wood 18 7619 Bread ed, New York City
SOLE SELLI NG AGE NT
SPI TZER M USIC CO.
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JOHNNY HARTMAN
Singing
"Nobody's bot I Boller Than Me" 'Oti ly for You, Lut e
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POSITION
Weeks 1 Last I rbe la ere Wee* Wee> 1
1.1 13
1 , 1. 2 2.
LrOu.NGSAGIOLNEMYLONSEHSIOPMEALOBLNUEES
3 9 3. WHY DON'T YOU LOVE M r
7 3 4. HILLBILLY FEVER
4
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4. BIRMINGHAM BOUNCE
27
Is 6. I LOVE YOU BECAUSE
6 5 7. WHY SHOULD 1 CRY/
3 -- 6 --
--
2 --
S. CNOCIATE ICE CREAM CONE 9. I LOVE YOU BECAUSE
10. LITTLE ANGEL WITH THE DIRTY FACE
10 CHOC'LATE ICE CREAM CONE
H Walkers Al a M O W
SIGN 10640 King 130 -81.11
H. WIlllerss
MGM 10646 -11M1
J De w
U117 E20677; C33/2-3`.1 --IMAI
R FOND
Orn elau-- ani
L Peet
C 57 40230 -01.11
E Amold
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K. Roberts
Caret 04032 --Bill
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Dee N M --EMI
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R Foley
Dee 4423.1 -9111
FOLK TALENT AND TUNES By Johnny Sippol
If present plans work out, WS M, Nashvile, will debut its video outlet September 1, with at least one big h. b. show planned. ... Buddy Starcher (Colu mbia) reports that he is starting six half hours weekly over WIBG, Philadelphia, doing part records and part vocals. He is still being heard over WCAU. Philadelphia, once a week and daily over W M MN, Fairmont, W. Va. ...Ji m my Walker (London) reports that he'll do sum mer dates in the East for Joly Joyce and Gene Johnson. His recording pact has been picked up by London for another two years. He is currently working solo over KXLA, Hollywood.... Red River Dave (MG M), heard on W OAL San Antonio, reports that he has started a weekly h. b. video shot over a local station and also had his disking option picked up.... The Masters Fa mily, now at WJHP, Jacksonville, Fla., have turned over 25 songs to Southern Music. ...Vic Alpin is now repping Western Music, the Autry pubbery, in Nashville. . . . Estneraldy. still at W HBQ, Memphis, reports that. she cut four sides recently for MG M. She also is doing 15 minutes of singing per day over the station.
Paul Braden. owner of WPFB, Middletown, O., is starting the weekly ja mboree after · six- month lull when fire destroyed the show's headquarters. The new jamboree will be held weekly in a huge tent.... Ben Gray Lu mpkin. Boulder, Colo., is announcing the third issue of "Folk Songs on Record" which lists 4,000 traditional folk songs.... Uncle Art Satherly, Rufe Davis and Johnny Bond. of Colu mbia caught 250 pounds of fish on a recent Mexican trip. .. Dusty Walker cut his first disks for Columbia. He is featured on KNBH, Los Angeles. First side is "My Castle Has Tu mbled," pubbed by Red River Songs.
Rosalie Allen, W OV, New York, is staging the finals of her big weekly talent hunt at the Mosque Theater, Ne wark, N. J. . .Joe Johnson. WPAQ, Mount Airy, N. C., is operating Uncle Joe's Park, Willis, Va. He is using traveling na mes on week-ends and holidays at his folk music park. ...Lee Stewart. W HAT, Philadelphia, is doing a weekly appearance at Circle A Ranch, folk musk park at Deer Park. N. J.... Duke Bow man. W LOH, Princeton, W. Va., has left King label.
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Kenny Roberts (Coral) has inked with la Nathan. Coral distributor out of Cincy, as personal manager. He reports that Bradley Kincaid 'is operating his folk music park, Lakewood Beach Park, Springfield. 0. Roberts opens at Coney Island, Cincinnati, June 16 for nine days. ... John Musselman. op of Mussel man's Grove, Claysburg, Pa., reports that he will operate the park on Sundays and holidays. Doc Willia ms. W WVA, Wheeling, W. Va., who operated the park last year, has dropped his connection.
ing
Bob Edwards, WESC, the Skyland Drive-In
GThreeaetnevrillet,herS.e
C., reports that he every Wednesday
is worknight to
help pro mote the shows.... Cussin Don has worked out a co-opera-
tive gim mick with a local cafe, whereby they keep check of the nu m-
bers most played on the juke box. Those nu mbers are featured daily
on his W OPI, Bristol, Tenn,, show.... Frank Porter, who recently
moved fro m W LEE to W XGI, Rich mond, Va., has inked with MG M
label. }le will publish his own songs thru Acuff-Rose. ...Hank
Penny is now featured weekly on "Hometown Ja mboree" over
KLAC-TV, Hollywood, in addition to his d. j. work at K WIK, Bur-
bank, Calif. .. Deacon Moore. KXLA. Los Angeles, reports that
Les Anderson. whose disking of "Baby Buckaroo" went well on Cor -
mac, has inked with Decca.... Peanut Faireloth (Decca), heard daily
on W NEX, Macon, Ga., has inked with Hill and Range Songs. .
Earl (Granpappy) Davis, W NOP, Newport, Ky., has started playing
square dances at Coney Island, Cincinnati park. He has formed his
own band, the Young 'Uns.... Uncle Don Andre w.. who left W KNX.
Saginaw, Mich, recently, Is back in the saddle, working at WSG W.
Saginaw's newest station.
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R HYT HM AND BLUES RECOR D BU YING GUIDE
7n, 1951
the twin stars in th e m
aktà bittes twinkle with
AMOS MILBURN
"HARD LUCK BLUES" "TWO YEARS OF TORTURE" Al 3059 "ANYBODY'S BLUES" "SQUARE DANCE BOOGIE" Al 3056
CHARLES BROWN
s. ·
tfie Lit cL AS
"MY BABY'S GONE"
"I WONDER WHEN MY
BABY'S COMING HOME" AL 3051
"HOMESICK BLUES"
"LET'S HAVE A BALL"
Al 3039
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AND HOT ON THE HEELS OP
ANNIE LAURIE--PAUS. GAYTEN
"I'LL NEVER BE FREE"
ON REGAL 3133
THEIR NE W REC ORD TRIU MPH
"I AIN'T GONNA LET YOU IN"
"I NEED YOUR LOVE"
ON REGAL 3173
P. S.: Have You Heard SAMMY COTTON
"COOL PLUM' MAMA" "HEARTFUL Of PAIN"
On Regal 3270
A STAR Is BOR N
LITTLE JIMMY SCOTT
on Roost 603
"I'LL CLOSE MY EYES" "WHY DO YOU CRY!" "DEAARindf'ent 605 N""
"AFTER I'M GONE"
A New Blues Sensalion --AL JACKSON "LET'S DRINK SOME WHISKEY"
"JELLY ROIL"
And 2 New ERROLL 9,511 604
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GARNER Releases Rcc,t 606
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Bawd en reports u se out Owe. On of We k Ending June 2
BEST-SELLING RETAIL RI111111& KIES RECORDS
P m,* lisidd we rhythm ant blues records that told toe n glows tantrums to rile Bollsoart, nevi, weekly survey among ·selected group 0, real, sta.« 14 wanr.ty st «non rtntomp,. purely. Nehru ano blues records.
POSITION
weeks ,lee. I nns In date Well, IWent
6 1 1. PINK CHAMPADHE Sentimental Lover
J, 1.19oIns
Smclalty 335 -111,1I
10
1 2. MISTRUSTIN' BLUES
Misery
Little Estber../. Oth.M. Ylelher..Sevey 713
7 2 1. I TEED YOU SO slew* Her Mere
2 4 a SWELL, OH /611.L I Hate Yoe
Ivan Joe Hunter Tiny Bradshaw
MGM 10661 XVI 4357 -11,11,
19
5 5. DOUBLE CROSSING BLUES
Sri Alley Oh m
J 0404.401 EsthenThe Rob b. Sawn 731'
7 1
16
7
13
9
1 --
7 --
6. MY BABY'S GO''E
C &O M
I Wender WM. My UST'S CO M M
Hnne
7. 1911Y DO TNINGS HAPPEN TO MU... R. Itret6Ina
Royal Hank
7. CRY, CRY BAST
Ed woes
Ilan After Blum
9. CUPID BOOGIE Mt Can't Get Free
Little feller
10. FT ISN'T FAIR ,Burier· End
D Whlunnon
.laden 3051
Modern 20.7). 501., In 5.5 ony 730 Ilee --ASCA K
1 -- 10. STAK.A·LEE (Pans I and I/
Atellneld Ort,
Inwenel 30611 --BMI
MOST-PLAYED JUKE BOX RHYTHM &BLUES RECORDS
b arns land are renew .nd Woes records melt played In luke W e., otededn9 to TM Rillhearts
sown. eregtly surrey towns · tented 5.0.p of r.i.A b,, odwaton strlase HwatIon require rhyllos
me blues means.
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POSITION «mks' Last !Ws to 31., Week IWell,
5 1 1 PINK CRAMPAGBE
7
2 2 I NEED YOU SO
2 --
3. WELL, CM WELL
5 1 4 CRY, CRY BABY
· 7
IT ISN'T FAIR
n
6 6. I ALMOST LOST MY IA/ND
19
6 6 DOUBLE CROSSING BLUES
2 7 6 EVERYDAY I HAVE THE BLUES
1 --
SAFRON14.8
12
5 10 THREE TIMES SEVEN EQUALS
TWENTY.ONE
1 -- 10 CUPID BOOGIE
J 1.191151
Serena, 355 --BMI
Ivory Joe Renter
10M 10943"
Tiny Bradshaw
KIna 435s--sur,
Ed Wiley
.....
SIttIn In 545.
0 Wanting,. . _Mercury 6161 --ASCAn
Ivory Joe Hunter..
4109.
J OM-Little Esther and (be %bins .. ·
Savoy Ell .
.L. Fil e.,
Sw mtine 196
C 1Mee
Aladdin 1059;
J Kim Little Esther
Inwerwl 5035 Sawn 75D
R. & I.BLUE NOTES
Amos Milburn and his crew lost their horns and uniforms in gn auto accident en route to the group's current stand at the Apollo Theater, New York. The group sca mpered around town on opening day, Friday (2), to round up ne w clothes and instru menta to make -the first show... .Willia m Greenblatt in Lynn, Mass., has been appointed New England territory distributor for the Savoy and Regent diskeries. . . . Atlantic disk thrush Ruth Brown is skedded to make a brief one-night theater tour with Illinois Jacquets crew prior to her opening at the Riviera nitery in St. Louis June 10 for a two-week engage ment.... Trumpetooter Hot Lips Page's org will play Princeton University June 9 and 10. Former Doke Ellington warbler, Al Hibbl n, who turned single when the orkster took off for his European tour two months ago, has been booked into the 421 Club in Philadelphia for a one-weeker beginning July 17.
Orkster Buddy Johnson curtailed his Southern one-nighter tour following a collapse on the bandstand during a. date in Toledo last week. The orkster, following a couple of weeks' rest, will take to action again with a date at the Howard Theater, Washington, June 9 for a on?-week date. Following the theater engagement. Johnson will bring his crew to New York for a two-week stand at the Savoy Ballroom. Another twoweek vacation will follow the terpery workout.... Johnny Moore's Three Blazers interrupt their Southern one-nighter tour for a three-day date at the Peacock Club in Atlanta, a new nitery, beginning June 19, Sarah Vaughan has sliced an albu m comprising standards and re-recordings of so me of her noted hits for Colu mbia. She Was backed on th me sides by an all-star crew spotting such jazz luminaries as Miles Davis, Bennie Green, J. C. Heard. Jim my Jones and others.
Sid McKinney is the new vocalist with Illinois Jacquets crew and will make his debut with the group at the 421 Club in Philadelphia June 12. The warbler was hired by the orkster immediately following a spot mid:tion during the band's recent Savoy Ballroom date and has already recorded with Jacquet on his recent set of Victor dates. ... The Streltrs. a new vocal group which is recording for the Apollo label, began a en-week date at the Holiday Inn, a new nitery in Newark. N J.. Fruiby and follows that with two weeks at the Club Bali in Washington belln· ning June 9.... A new diskery. Sultan Records, has been kicked of in Natchez, Miss., by Jack Davis, Scott Berner, Edvent Grinnell and P-rdy Goldbor. The diskery will spotlight rhyth m and blues, spiritual and folk diskings. The first releases have been issued and spot such artists es Bonita Cole and her ork, Preston Alexander's ork, the Zion Travellers. Papa George and his harmonica and washboard and Clarence Brown. 9 guitar specialist in Southern-style blues.
June 10. 1950
RIUI TII M AND BLUES RECORD BUYING GUIDE
35
Rhyth m & Blues Records
Based me reportl nursed bet three days in Week Ending June 2
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RHYTHM &BLUES RECORD REVIEWS
HELEN H U MES IMarshal Royal Orkt dum my 519
Reek M. to Sleep Helen delivers · lightneMM deutelementendre rte .
Item in.th and geed.
ease. The Royal ert.nd It busting
Sad Feeling The thrush hammers hone a slea blues In Nee sty,. with the Royal erkl m suitably batiel m su.
65.-66.-64.-66 72 -72.-69 -74
IOR TUR NER Freedom S U P
· le d a TraireNin' Man Infectious medium jump heat oe ear Wtrattlag riflag
sends M Ibell-bedled WWI Sleet off le winnl m dint. Sere. Turner's Slier Is stellar.
84 -54 -84 -85
Life Is La u a Card Ga me Philosophical old sloe blues b shouted with rich and earthy feeling by Turner, wise Is singing hit boat
Nme Ns early days of to m 15 rows ago. Fiekee tito $t worthy Nu-fated disking.
83 -83 -83 -83
E M MY LI CCI NS Specialty SP 31?
Ans wer to Tear Drop Bless
Sequel to a Liemins' hit has the same yolks, bast
drWre and demo blues mood Irking that d.strquished Use
·
Sleuld seers at least moderately.
That Song Is Gent P alter rides la on · stedhe beat k. the li mn-
*Pan" style N M Them mei n lot some silly, trinal lymn
8I-- 82 -80 -80 74 -74 -70 -78
ROY BR O W N OMAN 3304
IOH N NY SPARRO W Wa rn 9114
M ABEL SCOTT Nog 43611
Los TH O M AS ORK King 43 0 SO N N Y TH O MPSO N
Klee eyqd
Hard Luck Blues
84--84-.84.-84
Bream wu on · really Imams .d blues chant ea ·
hard·NUM9 sorromlul blues. Sect ert Met. smartly.
Ne w Rebecca
73 -73--71--75
Brown and combo seek up · head st steam en a
lemea blues.
W ho O wns the Joint? LOot Intl. 'ale, adh male dml demq lin, .1,1,
matey lyric, is cleanly emoted but Mat ea te nem ten
58 -58 -58 -58
W e'd Fr an De ntin Bird TM ter« ane·rnythns quartet pets a len e for wch · small woup. first.rme sem a *
bounce, little rifer.
soured ea ·
71 -72 -70--74
I Found My Baby Thrush demonstretes weal blues potential on · rather stemma , rontrlwd bit el material ten:Nixon of
rmest Lest My M M..'
68.-68-.68..68
Baseball Boogie Mos Seem ·nows versatility as she projetts with beat, Ores. , and style an ajump boogie smog., malty with double entendre lyrics. RecordIng balance doesn't WIN
de her lustre.
8 I.- NS- 410-.82
Rollin' the Ula n Lonrho terts ell a wanriemul eneeion dame side. Seed .s dr.s ,q end Compelb m w et fly tr . 8,4 bw,r sot werk.
Star Mist Slow, mood treatment, titi, edited tela so/n eri to work b arty, hear, stuff, beamed at tin nudendsts.
84 -84 -83 -85 59 -59 -60 -58
A fter Sundo wn A superb unall.combe bl ow, with Tbensousn'S osi a. unbilled dolterbe featured in · dru m gene:curs rendition.
Frog Legs Cleanly m aned rifle whit hoe hap suddeseleens ernoset impress ourenermalIy.
84 -114 -114 -84 64 -64 -65 -63
DOES IT AGAIN
W ith the
Greatest Record She Ever Made
Juif Re/cosed on Savoy ;730
CUPID'S BOOGIE
e""baRskwedmbyaJUST CAN'T GET FREE
Still Riding on Top .. TOGETHER
MISTRUSTIN' BLUES
with M R WALKER Savoy ";135
DOUBLE CROSSING BLUES
O h THE tomes
Savoy #131
neI RO MANTIC BLUES SI NGER
MEL
CRY BABY
WALKER
DREAMIN' BLUES
sings
REGE NT 1016
11 01 MT 1018
with JOHNNY OTIS ORCH.
Set e e
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MUSIC
The Billboard
Jur:e 10, 1950
Prediction of
Things to
Hum...
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Orchestra and Chorus
The "SWAN LAKE" Bald
RCA V / C/ O R .45rpm 47-3792 ·larpm 20-3792
Record Reviews
RATINGS (t00 Point Maximum)
90-100 10PS · 80.89 EXCELLENT · 70 79 GOOD 40.69 SATISFACTORY · 0.39 POOR
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nine Sey Catey ese, dad, Cistepors n m ew . I m orn . number or poli t Oil!
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The ca k ler ies
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tans. 15; arrange .. IS: awns ea .. IS: regard walks
ster we etc,, g; music oualoher., an orwormame ooteninn.
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T U N ES C O M M EN T
TONY MARTIN-THE HONEYDREAMERS
tHenri Rene Orb/ s.its , 20 1)99
FREDDY MARTIN ORK IMere Griffin /
Victor 20.3197
RALPH FLANAGAN ORK M erry Pd. , '
VICIO, 20. 3795
LES BRO WN ORK
Columbia M U
BILLY ECKSTINE Nathan& ell)
REGGIE GOFF (The Velveteees1 Lee . ris
BILLY BUTTERFIELD OPJC
Lardon 670
ABE BURRO WS Goiumbie M ME1
TED STEELE Columbia 00851
IA « FINA ORK MGM 10724
POPULAR IStill Get a Thrill
Martin i.ecu
warmth and feeling IMO UM
Rne 1.5 . of . old:e. Fleneydree mem ine1e · mentli contribution to · dokl m which enures to make
belly busk.
Peace of Mind
Martin again fin e wonderfully well on I pretty
Nemesis balllés ol merit.
Nome Cookie' Martin should catch plenty of the action leaded tat
VIM homespun "Fancy Pal e nicker Counter. It's
· mat, na meable, simple songoellIng MO.
The Third Man Theme
Tastefully performed dance dishing of the m ush nem
seith Men Gri fin and the Mania Yen delivering
a lyre ...u m to toe uthe theme. Lyric Is well
dons. rap less rant.19771 than it might Ka m been.
To Me You're aSong
Ballad adapted Irons · Chopin etude doesn't mode ring
bells in We swingy Flanagan stylIng. Harry Prime
reenters with his
What. Where and When
A trio, after the rashh of tee lunceford irs., lo
added for titi, wpeeh ro med.urn isinw angina of Wit, hill mentry rhythrn Item. Should score with ti. gnmine Flans, . legions.
Taking a Chance es Love
Tasteful dance Instrumental treatment oe this delightful standard from `Cable n ti,. Sty: . Sel mer,
should cotton to it.
Turkey Hop
Swinging eatnarental built aroand · catchy rhythmand.blu n Item Is Flayed with spirit as blte by o. hne Brown enterable.
Our Love
Cskstioe o: three ye a,, elo dol men, the Ithelkooks
ode/laden standard warmly. Pew pelting are weeny
recorded hinders.
ISurrender, Dear teginning to formulate his current «die,
did lick for this standerd, currently on · m oral.
TN. NN It a peer de mo
flare to draw tattooers the ti,', met MI ECM . ..
A Little Foolish Ptlde
The Brit:dt ans . to Va . . Memo, St ates · countro-
deemed ballad 4 slight tutelar . n Memo lash ..
Nicely executed.
The Prairie Schooner Trail
(The Plainsmen)
Goff scor n a solid singing Mb he a sub.tnd eaw-flowIrg delivery of a pleasant Western ballad.
Best the puy has shown en ens ta date.
IGotta Right To Sing the Blues
'The Koehler-Arlen Mind ed It hendled instrumentally
fer de wing and m us e large thank el gulterfreld's
expert trumpet.
Any Flue IHang My Hat Is Herne
Wonderful blues, ballad frorn
la . War ms'
some et Arles It Merca, k matbled leelinglul by
Jack Pain .. Excellent eels ..
Login' Along
TM roted humoeist deliens an Ironing saline on
Western ballads. City dweltt,nt may to for It, but
it's rot tor mneral consumption
Street Menteries
P. ., emus , slice of
Elsreeml
13 seranniat
ca m
tri m
Picnic in the Park
Happy, earned slienip of u M abe e seasonal novelty of slight ',rotten,.
Nobody Wins on ·Merry-Go-Round
Contraed malts nose1 7 o treated to a Pam product . Illo no
That Henky-Tenky Melody
Th., is · doting which Ils e up to 14 title. WS 871 értnne rontal wth.tie whets showcases tee rInk rtltt
aspects of F1na': keyboard style. asek Y., nickels.
Cute W m. Could
Warnt Kisses In the Cool of Night
Concertrotoodancirq treatment el tie lanalkeysky
'Seen Lake" ballet the . nukes ha ndset'.. fare ter
dines mooing keyboard style. deb Darrel castrIbutes
an acceptable m ud to · Woking which could mere
* Is the peeper breaks.
88 -88 -83 -38
84 -85 -64 -84 86 -86 -85 -86 69-70 -68 -70
74-.75.-73-.74 85 -86-35 -84
78 -83 -77 -73 73 -79-75 -79 75 -74 -76 -74 70-.70-.70..71
66--66--63--66 73 -75-.72-.71
68 -70 -68 -65 60 -65 -60 -55 70 -75 -70-.65 63 -65 -65 -60 68 -68 -66 -71 69 -69 -66 -72 75 -75 -72 -78 84 -85 -83-414
June 10, 1950
Record Revie ws
The 13iliboore?
AR TIST LABEL AN D NO.
TUNES CO M MENT
EILEE N BART O N Nat :nal Ul.12
DICK JAMES Ike., Thorne Or10
itmden 724
GEORGE SHEARING QUINTET
MGM 10720
V W/ ELMAN ORK
MGM 10722
RUSS CASE ORK
MGM 10723
ART H UR G O DFRE Y .Archie Bitter Ork
POPULAR May ITake Two Giant Steps?
Could be the folltret-up to 'lasted A cata." It. e yMlaly carved realty delivered with equal Writ and sung sal e refreshing exuberance by Miss Berton.
If Yon Sew Whet ISaw miss Prerton's dttinCtire torn.is do a delmhtful yob
with an Interi m tongue...lath. nerelts·
Are You Really There, Mine?
Wordy, lightweight Inquire ballad li sung (cc mtiely
by Janus with ,h oct eupsort.
Madam Is Out of To ms
James con a nice enough job with a sight bailed tear mg an ·Mmard lyrical idea
IDidn't Know What Time It Was
The fresh sound of tie. Shearing ra a abetted by a cr..1 best males annealing listening and dance ol th.s maned standard.
How's Test
Fly metrurnental original t the bop manner propels · here .. beet aid Mammas solodts Crock Wayne on guitar and Mangle li mn so vibes as well as Sheamg. Fine Jar: boo belt.
rit Get By
The 0.0. let torn of Elmen's horn lead the way tirs
· neat da me disking of the lovely reenireen.
Take Me In Your Arms
1man lays w added schmaltz In Melvi n the memos and cim ml art.,. ci titi tasteful dace inking cd the standees.
On the Outgoing Tide
Lately but late rendition of · pretty awe malty,
Milan ha been Itn.99 1M9 fd ser e Vs.. Tonight
New, pretty but lightweight ballad Is sony well enough by Ray Chalet and played handsomely by fhe Caw crew.
If It Wasn't for Your Father
/efts., material piece delivered happily by Godfrey with · tasty yrtud and ark setting. 1Iis fan. .11 lite,
Gone Fist .'
God'rey hues this contamooray `lazy, Ro me' a rerr,' reading. Wares nerformente could generate
.,.,ngrt.co action fa this
16 -86 -66-66 74-75 -71 -75
47 -45 -45 -5 0 47 -45 -45 -50 81 -83 -8 0 -80
73 -73 -75 -70
71 -72-70-71 76 -79 -75 -75
67 -69 -66 -66 66--67--65--65 77 -80 -78 -73 86 -87 -86 -86
TO M M Y C ARL Y N'S OR K Loris RandallVern Houston)
IAN AUGUST
lIer:ury 5423
OK A Y KYSER ORK
Osiumbia 30036
HERB JEFFRIES
refunthia M I5
GE OR GI A GI BBSBOB CR OSB Y O RK 6:237
ET HEL M ER M A N-
FR A N KIE FROBA
HIS G A N G Pm in 27047
JOE PRINCIE ORK
· ga m 43102
IERR Y M UR A D'S H AR M O NI C ATSIA N A U GUST y 5420
SO Meeinlg Rich m ad and «belled sustained arrangement give
this oldie a emerged., saneeff taw b1 mir e
Could e a big one.
Maria .
(Bill St ale Trio)
Simple, retentive ditty In CM ular Ilbelnasr win ,s essayed ninny by a Tlwee Surrebled très with
· neat close hum... dirt ftba.
A Dey at the Seashore
lilting ditty serves as the remelt for the plarn-roll side of Augers personality. Rom Bay Mays do Use gane -sing. A likely bake platter.
Egyptian Ella
Spirited slicing of this happy .oldie with Ara bt's by. bawd , and a resounding Rum Bay Bose local
taming for winning results. Worthy lake fan end · Innential "sleeper."
88 -88 -57 -88
130 -110 -80 -80 74 -74 -7I --78 85 -85 -85 -85
Play. Hurdy- Gurdy, Play «ye as orb ere a vocal grad de an unexciting, pleasant lob with a catchy new tune. A real hurdrtardy Is prondrently sported
Sears and Stripes licesvar Completely popular treatment M the Sa m mach with Its fen lob Russell lyric comes off in good tab.
7I-72--70--72 75 -76 -74 -74
Call Her Savage Jeflr.es sings an 'eb bslw tlenst of sentleater.ca
· well M he has done on mor. Rich orlon is wasted
Ils..
Peg . Lave Song
A superb Jer.ee wax en, Mild. du ste los t, gets
enother ,ancro in M trehice after only a few menthe'
lase.
WInterhalterfs Mang Is capthellny.
63 -64 -62 -63 80-83 -80 -78
A Little Bit Independent
Pleasant ri n, d151. , of this oldie hat a mat la ma and a light-haute, mood. If tom catches
dishing should de its Mae.
Simple Melody
The twosome is not particularly Opal« in tht treatment cl the re...et, Irving Berlin ditty.
72.-74 -70 -72 67 -68 -67 -67
She's Shininiyin' on the leash Again
Miss Merman belts out a new two.heat revelty In tailgate lathia., with an appropriate earg.sird meal ha Probe prelestsle barking,
72-.72.-70-.74
Calico Sal Chi comodenne salts out mutater with a resounding aru m and a ga ng-sing group
tino happy we rat hand from a title-style
Sturdy Juke box slicing.
75-.75 -72 -78
Gay Swing Polka
Ditty lives ow la Its title, as fern durl marbles a pry clu bs or tue ro light and lively pare ranee sort
W hy Can't This Drea m Cantinentatflevered salty 4000
Cquioetma',AiTrnuearnd
bale
duet.
72.-72--70--74 68-68 -66 -70
The Sardar Marsh
· ha monica-oiano team turno out &el exiting skle in this had 1311d, half swing arrangement of fatall y
shame Mere. 13q, ontrtre sound is a mt...
It's Dollard,
Team takes ti.
',termer of their mood side.
standard at "'M atched'
· sleet tempo le the « else fa a O men
85.-116 -84-86 11-.82- 40-11
(Contin ued on page 104)
MUSIC
37 ,
696 - 78 rpm
/5c plus tux
30124 -45 rpm
RE C OR DS
The Billboard
June 10, 1950
y1,*(4.eice(ex94 "
" YOUll (we '
Album and LP Record Reviews
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NATI ONAL 9112 "MAY ITAKE TWO GIANT STEPS?"
Crude? 4
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Suitability for tube bet aper mers or disk
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T H E R A T ES
li go delnle --.11» m otionurn,
lops
excellent
gone.
a
sellefectory
Poor
NEW seqqq --c. MacRae·L. Plermas-P, Ink
West « Orir o-i re
Capitol CC 217
Sotti, As In A Morning Sere ., Lefin,, lane
Back To Me, Stol Hearted Men. Oarenee. Want qs. You
Same treatment Is ghen these p uler hlehlttes
as is accorded dn . from "The Yanalo ma King."
Weston denotes a side to the torture. then the
"Railroad Hour' sogers take over lor a therely
setisfectory iob. The nolorel hardly needs ao
Introduction --It will ahnays be sure- Ire stuf fer
¡Et (entity trade. Orr the LP venom, d't
coupled with `lei .... a ar m, coupling Weed --co mercially ode.
JUKES
JOCKS
Popular titles cord ill Mots w Class
Popular operetta men Cat's &errs le
demand.
THE b AND 7kr BAND --A NEW ORLEANS
STRING QUARTET 12.10 - 1 Circle Documentery CD.301
64
Tiger Rag: Clar mt Marmalade. T. Trot Thal
Ole Gang I MLer H.gh Society
Hen's a quaint ale above . realer's,' ern
nu mal sourd -- m because It s been brought to
light on shese planet, after haying go o o.
the days ed King Direr and nipho .e Picas.
The low players --mandelln, ono steel guitar
and ban--are the su rvivors of e stern, septet
that hat organ. . in 1909 to play prOdes.
si 'by -a a le hoks --a string version of the
New [gleans fan. The group's sound here rs
not snide Mr. Kann. trther effect', 1.010 thin
the spirit and content are de distilled essence
el arnhentre Nee Orleans gar. On -91igh Seeiety,..
foe example, one player noodles with the trod,
lima' clarinet chorus while the rest tarry the
mein Wren. Jazz collectors shored and reset.
lion here al a lacet cd set which Im remarned
localized and otheratard till now,
JUKES
JOCKS
Meght nuke 51000
Celinnly try thane.
saloon musk.
CAB CALLO WAY --Cab Calloway and his oft flai r) lino mekk Ei..5etno
66
Mi mi. the Moocher: Ar min- Me Gong Around:
SL Louis Blues; Y. Rascal You; Some Of These
Days; St, Janos Inhmary, Nobody's Sweechear S.
lien's a collect ,w of hi . * Interest to both lare mirror, arm students and/or adonlrers at
slreng etyles Cal Callo mls way with · tune
YU Influenced any number of coeMmorceles but
has renuired distI mlue and peculiarly his ern
Iles tIer years ·This Is e collectren el his
early recordings, those responsible lea his -men.
sloe as me al the foremost entertainers of na,
times Them two decade old etchings have been
cleared up and processed for this LP so that
the reproduction Is more than mmisl mery le
makes larinatIng nernalgra
JUKES Not Suitable
JOCKS lirston and nos-
talgia nuke these
sides valuable pro.
N olao matter to
Sad ma locks.
ART TATIJM TRIO --Art Tatum,
Slarn Stewart. bets) TM/ 1-10") &unreel/1r BL.50013
Bin go;
70
I Got Rhythm. L Would Do M oist . fer You, Honeysuckle Rem; Irle .gleer; I Ain( Get No-
body, Cocktails for Two: Aftet You,e Gone,
Clear Peple. I. this rite oriel (or laze pianists which has produced the Shearing+. Careen, Powelll and
trista m, rt is impossible to merlon perhaps the ',emu IMP master of de keyboard, ken
Tatum This rue t magniScent MOM ., It,, astonish,rg speed, remarkable pitch and superb
harmonic changes an the ultimate In Mee piano.
Do these selections, which were cut around 1944,
Tatum Is beard
n typical display al deathing
playing with superb rhythmic eld from Siam
Stewart on bes Ihe born several ingratittme. humor ., and doting sale& and Tiny Gnaws
guitar. A superb collectIon which re true Mar coll ator or keyboard adnairer ran afford to mod
Selections ere readable as single disks.
Am u Not Sugar.
JOCKS Greet urn lor un
and pop rel ..,
T H E CA T E G O RI Es man ms
1. oroducti m le .
.· · ·· ·
is
r
in. ese selection 'continuity ,
2. 'N one Valu e
IA
3 Caliber et M .. .
1
I
4. O mufacturers . CoMdlos men now .
II
I. expleit men Ades
10
'Record company and oth m *dyer. iséng prornutfun, fil m. 4911 and
orher glues,
a. Intern eeeee en
IS
7. Record Quality
I man ttttt %dery Production Efelelanev
'art work, binding, 9r·Peln0)
BOBBY HACKETT TRUMPET SOLOS Bobby Hackett, trumpet oth ork dr·
68
rected by Bill Challis 1-10 /
Brunswick -1.-50014 (LP)
Solt Lights and Sweet Music; It There Is Some-
One Lowlier Then You; Whit Is there To Say:
Soon, Beut Not For Me; East Ter Lew , kTUR · Song In My Heart) When A Woman Len, u Men. DM sweet, true and molt 1w trumpet styling
of Bobtry Hackett ts penned SO les *ht tri. WC110·1 01 lovely standards. Hackett, who has
a mmsqerable Rock of W o rt , clirgs to mrlodic
lines most el the way tho he plays with srnont
¡en feeling. The package, which as aporared
le an erree lope container on shellal PrnefaffslY
will please trumpet fans, Mu Inns and 'hose
simply in march el nen·Irelh te ndit ier, er these
pretty m ermen,
a
JUKES
Not Sortable
JOCKS trumpet solo will
pia . Met and POP
soin.rs alike.
FROM AUSTIN HIGH COMES JAZZ -- Bud Freeman A HIS Famed% Chr floans
74
1-10 - ) Columbia (33) Ct. 6107 Pr,nce al Wail Jae* I1U the Redo; Musk,'
Ramble, Allee
Shren-Me.Sam-Waishle,
Forty See ,' and State, That Da-Da Stra r. At
the Joe Bens Ball
Noels an al mot decade 01P album Muck hat
teen renamed lo sound on its transfer, lo LP
and A ka Mould truce a healtnier sale oddly than il did orr mally, rhis is is collect. . Of 'Chicago style jazz, *luck aelleally es ta0,0eat
fe f19 laef.nn al King Ofaref and 10i1e, done by a repo ...tee latch of tattlers Iron chi a ek
Aunt k 19n, histormally a landmark l, pat. This fine hard.Prifeng [dike ., spatting swi m.
nene and pit , ensemble erak-- oth rts Iron
LP sound --its erg/Kermit into the ONO« Iwo
beat tonal
-*teddy tme are areavg the
best recordings ,fellable today of that «I an.
Individuals featured to the parkage include ;Aare
Condon, Jack Te pee ., Mil Karn1nflry, the late Den TOubh, Pee Wee Russell. etc
JUKES
JOCKS
Not suitable.
Fro tweeem Ir an and PC9 Sets,
MAGGY FISHERS PIANO PLAYHOUSE -- Walter.Stan Freeman-Joe Bushkin
70
(4.10' .1 MGM(78/52
Soft LIMe and Sweet Music; Younger than Spring-
time; Oreh1els In the AteenlIght; Falling in Let.
With Love; Ch! Lady, Be Good, Ins Meet Ben efit,
Pori In t. World; Indi en, PIS, I and
Wager and Freeman, regularly leagued I.-
...mg on the redo show el the tone same,
clay a clean-cut, legil·loned cocktail style jazz.
Ine nothIng alourdirra canes et it all, it's
pleasant. rela mg TYPiC, and the deleito el Oh .
tunes is lire. In 'Indi o," the one mod tune.
Iney're jel ed by tor name Bushkin, who h ·
more Imaginathe improvisor.
JUKES
JOCKS
NM erie .
Pleasent·enough stuff
ror an measional
pija. we.
REO NICHOLS CLASSICS --Red and Ils Five Pennies 140 1 Brunner « 1331 BL.SE1006
Nichols
70
.recta Bo, Po or my Hurt,' The Smelt Dl Araby:
Snen.11e·Sra. Wabble, Indiana: Oman; Tf /I ter
eon, I Want Ii ya Happy
This Is a welcome slice of laic history. These
sides are sane 20 years elo, have been cleaned up
and re-processed tor Um LP presentetr la and
sand remarkably clean and fresh for then age , Seem lens are among the favor tes done by lie
re,chels group Curing the Jae, Teegarden peraae,
urea 1930. A mber luminary In It, peri od was
Benny Goodman, who plays ten with de same
Iherd drue and fire which later made hint Ilse
foremost mat muskier el the Incelern pert ..
Heard In this set as well are Gene 10111.3. Joe
Sullivan. Jimmy Dor m, Babe Po m, Glenn Miller,
Adrian Reline and, el ca me, the delegM'al, dm.
leg. Ble·Illee trumpet of lean. einbols
%WES
JOCKS
Not sellable.
Jeaa ad pop se men
can or for historic
referentd at well is
darn al Rue.
june 10, 1950
The Billboard
M U SI C
39
Record Possibilities
THE BILLBOARD PICKS:
In Ihe minion et Tbe 8111beerel music stall, records listed tri m an most likely to echere pomelarity as determined by entry Into bew setting mow tamed or most beard Matures at tier Elan
1 STILL GET A THRILL
To m Marlin Dinah M ae Dick Hermes
RCA %rhea 70.3799 Columbia 313837 Dena 27008
`HI M a potent ton·uP of records this fire oldie than« up m a Promit 1M1 bet tor rm... N.M.., pi th Henri Rene orkIng and Ihre ilereydnearnen as chorus support does a romantic flod job; Miss Shore, with Marry 2lonnerinaws ark, gires a Fart, warm performer .. therm.. em ,cMd by Gordon Jerkins', iretromental and Four nits and a Mies vocal backing, projects in top wake.
MAY I TAKE TWO GIANT STEPS?
Ede « Barton
Mam mal 9112
· catchy, light ¡Ingle, high-Order Instrumental arrangement and perf oermrsee wed, above MN
· marklirq Banda vocal Job with tbe same pen ems ..o that m anna "Oaks a C.44e. «entire In a whale et a motley retard. May ,,ell follow up.
TIE DISK JOCKEYS PICK:
PICKS thee here appeared to, three m ummUme weeks or three lirais within a sle.week period are
flot resealed below. Based m a weekly sorely Me mo Meer on whet tune dint ,octeys Nina tomorrow s Ails will be.
I. BLIND DATE
Ul mer. Waiting-Bob Hope
2. THE PICNIC SONG
Meow Desnmed
3. AN ORDINARY BROOM
Tony Martlo-Freo Wane.
4, I DIDN'T SLIP, IWASN'T PUSHED, I FE U,.., 00.1 Day
3. HOSES
Billy W eird
I. SAM'S SONG
Jae Mager./ Carr
7. MY DESTINY B. I. M.1 4.5.1.3.S.I.P.P.I 10. HOME = KIN'
Billy Fettles Bill Ca mel Red FMey BMA O wl,
Capitol 1092 MGM 10703 Vict o, 20-3777 Colombia 38818 LICH 10684 Capitol 962 MGM 1014 Coral 60220 Decca 46241 Dem. 27019
THE RETAILERS PICK:
PICKS. Vial hare appeared for tar n Cerdefotne neeOl
three times within a srs·week orrice art
Rot repeated belay. Based or · weMly me mo among teem on ntall tune the record retailers thine
ternornarre bits
be:
1. 61.1-S.5.1.5.S ,I-P· P-1 2. BLIND DATE 3 AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE A SAM'S SO U . 3. M-1.5 S.I.S.S.I.P.P.1 6. ROSES 7. MY DESTINY
8, BEFORE I LOVED YOU SIMPLY MELODY
Red Fete, Margaret Whillno.Bob Hope Frail Sinatra Jae M ogen) Cam Sill Darnel SIlly [Moller Billy COMMA W O OW Je St and
..Dena 46241 Capitol 1002
Colombia 38809 Capitol 962 Cora. 60220 'AGM 10664 MGM 1.0684
Colurnbla 38818 [mite' 1039
THE OPERATORS PICK:
PICKS tam loan, appeared to, three COoreCtInme weeks ti three tirnes re al 8 sierate1 per m
In not merited Delon dams on a mealy serer ammo/ them au, «bat OA Wk. loe caelater, think tomorrow · arts will
1. THANKS, MR, FLORIST
3. MY DESTINY 4. 1 SURRENDER, DEAR 5, SO TALL A TREE 6. SKIP TO MY LOU
Vaughn Ma ne Bill Darrel Billy Eaglet Don *44 4 Blue Crosby RIO NU M., Ork
Y ew 20.3773 Coral 60220 laGm 00 64
Vide. 20.3776 Ouse 2401111 Capitol 1040
THE COUNTRY &WESTERN I1Sk JOCKEYS PICK:
PICKS that amen ha tine comemnrre beets or ore, tore. ·1(1.10 a us-week «Foal ·111 nor
la rebated Mien BO N in a weekly Senn Al ma lb w en di m the Co m m
Western One
Jaelmy, Mar tomerrarme hita sill te
1. WIIEN A DREAM IS BROKEN IN TWO 2. IF IT AIN'T ONE THING IT'S ANOTHER
Dolph lament Jimmy Dickers
3. 1.1.5.S.I.S.S.I.P.P.1 4. WHAT. WHERE ANO DITIEN
Red rateo Pee Wee Klee
S. BILLY AND NANNY GOAT
Kenny Robe .
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who gave you the first recording of "If IHad My Life To Live Over" (the original recorded only on Pearl Records).
Now bear bis version of the inspiringly beautiful "Our Lady of Fatima."
Another new Pearl --"All IDo Is Dream of You" (Honky Tonk Fashion).
Write for catalog of Records -Novelty, Popular, Hillbilly, Race.
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CU T P RICE R ECO R DS
Popular 7e, 141116illy h. Race Se 0.0.8. Saatlenrara. All tenets C.0.0
rho., reenrolo are all ba, mood arrelato se
rnajOr triOols. W, ..... Meer
mclalartorr
*election. Snare are brand new Ind some are
ollently 05.1. All are In door, playable con.
non may be restallad far 1Ser Le 20e.
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The Billboard
dMusie--As Written `kl
lane 10, 1950
(Continued fro m page 19) Brunswick, N. J. w here his plant is also located. ... Har monica-playing
co mposer Salty H ol mes and thrush M alty O' Neill. w ho cut the London
version of "I Found M y M a ma," are in town for an appearance on W e the People." . . . London's w arbler Bobby Wayne opened at the Triton
Advance Information
Hotel, Rochester, N. Y., Friday (2).... H al Miller. for merly with Bob Mill «
Songs, has for med his o wn pubbery, Allen M usic Co mpany. His first plug
is 'Nobody W ins on a M erry- Go- Round," already recorded by Ted Steele for Colu mbia. Miller is also m anaging hillbilly w arbler Clif Warren.
Orkster Bobby Byrne. currently at the Arcadia
the Para mount Theater for two w eeks in A ugust .
turns fro m Europe around July 1.
here, is booked into D uke Ellington re-
4111WE RECORD RELEISES
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Publisher Nat Tatman journeyed to Cincinnati twice in the last
three w eeks to line up m aterial -with King, Colu mbia and Victor artists in the hillbilly field. . . . Sid Ascher Associates has been na med public relations and publicity counsel for M uzak's Associated Progra m Service. The appoint ment was m ade by Richard S. TestuL yeepee and general m anager of the transcription fir m. . . . Flack Jane Grogan has returned fro m a 10- week record and sales pro motion tour for A d miral Records, and will w ork with local jocks for a spell.... H arry Sultan e Bruce distribbery has taken over Ne w Y ork and Northern Ne w Jersey distribution for N otary and Copley Records. The latter is a ne w Irish line produced by dealer
E. 018yrne Dewitt, of Roxbury, M ass. . . . Joe Deane, deejay at W H A M. Rochester, it father of ababy boy. .. .The Billy W illia ms Quartet, w hich
closes its current Roxy engage ment Thursday (8), has been doubling into the Blue A ngel, and is also a w eekly feature on the Henry M organ air-
sho w.. ,.Buddy Rich and his all-star sextet open at the 421 Club. Philadelphia Friday (9) for a w eek.... W arbler Robby Colt opens at the Toronto Casino Theater Thursday (8).
Publisher Joe Davis has turned his Celebrity disking of " My Valley
of G olden Drea ms" over to Jerry Blaine for national distribution. The
cutting w as m ade by warbler Bob H ouston and °fluter Henry Levine. ...Crooner Bob Eberle has signed with Riviera Records (for merly G ay Records). Eddie Heller and Larry Newton, of Rainbow Records, are handling national sales and pro motion of the line.... Hill at Range M usic
has acquired 'Old M an Ato m" fro m Bibo M usic Co mpany. It's a piece of m odern folk m aterial that was recorded by Sa m Hinton for A B CEagle.
Johnstone- Montei's advance guarantee deal w as rene wed at an increase by Broadcast M usic, Inc. (B MI), last week for one year.... M urray Puddles. ex-Santly-Joy contact m an, has set up for hi mself with Frederick M usic, specializing in rhyth m and blues and polka m aterial. . . . Eddy D uchin w as discharged fro m M e morial Hospital last w eek and is resting at ho me. ... D orcas Cochran. co-cleffer of " Main," has been signed to a
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arias. K athryn Grayson-Van Johnson starrer. Miss Grayson will w arble a brace
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Rodgers and H a m merstein's " Wait 'Til Y ou See Her." with the
burleyed Dixieland co mbo. Firehouse Five Plus T wo, providing the jazz
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Cle fer Bert Shelter has co mpleted scoring "Holiday Rhyth m"
for Lipper Productions, his first pic assign ment. . . . M onogra m's Edward J. Key is penning that studio's "Triple Trouble" score. . Betty Grable canceled plans to join hubby Marry James on tour w hen 20th Century-
Fox pegged June 10 as starting date for her next pic, "Call M e Mister."
. . Many Warren and Johnny Mercer have co mpleted the score for "Belle of Ne w York," an Arthur Freed production. Pic rols follo wing co mpletion of "Royal W edding," Fred Astaire M arrer. W arren recently tea med with Freed to pen the 'Pagan Love Song" (M G M) score. .. S meltery and the R hyth m Riders. W estern co mbo, will appear in Red Skelton's ' Watch the Birdie" (M G M). .. G eorge H oning na med to score 'P ro wl Car" (Colu mbia). ' . Doris Day and G ordon M ac Rae start prerecording tunes for "The W est Point Story" ( Warner Bros.). . . M ack David and Jerry Livingston report to M otion Picture Center to start tune-
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The Billboard
The Honor Roll of Popular Songwriters
By lack Burton
PERTINENT DATA ON SONGS AND SONG WRITERS
Songs used in this series are listed according to the date of their original copyright; stage musical songs, according to the year the musicals were produced, and ern songs, according to the year of public release.
Songs which have attained a sheet music sale of one million or snore are marked with an asterisk (el.
In the publisher listing, the name of the present publisher, and not the original publisher, is given, and songs now in public &snubs (titles first copyrighted in 1884 or before) have no publisher credit.
In listing of recordings, no so-called collector's,items are given, The record listing is representative, not necessarily complete.
No. 64--BILLY HILL
Something of a pioneer in popular music was Billy Hill. He brought the freshness of the great open spaces to Tin Pan Alley when it was surfeited with jazz and torch songs. He cut the pattern for such contemporary hits as Riders in the Siku and Mule Train when he wrote Wagon Wheels, The Last Roundup and Eihoty
for a Chinese restaurant in Salt Lake City, where he supplied music to match the rhythm of the chop sticks.
Occasionally, Billy Hill dashed off songs that sold for a low of $10 and a top of $25, one of the earliest of which was Rock-a-Bye My Baby Blues. After his band had played several Western States with alternate
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Saddles in the early years of the depression. And while he put the jingle of spurs and the creak of the chuckwagon in his songs. no Western State can clai m him as its native son. He was born in a city where cowboy
successes and failures, he decided to hit the trail for the big town and big money. He landed in New York when the streets were glutted with apple-vendors and Brother, Can You Spare a Dime was both a radio hit
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chaps and 10-gallon hats are sartorially taboo --in Bostpn. July 14. 1889.
He was christened William Josenh Hill, but the moniker of Billy Hill suits him better, for if you reverse the two words, you'll have the name of the type of music to which his songs are closely akin --si mple, downto-earth, close-to-the-heart tunes that have the enduring quality of folk music.
After completing public schpol at Weymouth, Billy Hill studied violin at the New England Conservatory of Music with the intention of becoming a member of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The football coach at Harvard also cast covetous eyes on him for he had the weight and the physique of an All-American lineman. But when the wanderlust got the better of Billy Hill in 1916, classical music lost a promising violin
and a com mon plea. For the next two years, Billy Hill
worked as a doorman for a Fifth Avenue apartment house, but the pay was meager and the tips pitifully small, and he turned to writing songs to make ends meet. Even with the royalties these songs earned, the meals were frugal and scarcely sustaining. The dramatic story he told of the circu mstances surrounding his sale of The Last Roundup in 1933 brought tears to the eyes of the members of a congressional committee. which three years later was discussing amend ments to the copyright law in the defeat of which the Nmerican Society of Composers. Authors and Publishers was vitally concerned since its passage would have impaired the protection and income of ASCAP members.
In testifying before the committee,
MOONEY TO MCA
(Continued from page I) somewhat up in the air for the past year or so. Originally with ABC, the orkster left about a year ago, presu mably to make a deal with MCA. But financial problems halted those negotiations, and the orkster aboutfaced to deal with General Artists Corporation (GAC). This deal didn't work out satisfactorily, and the orkster attempted to book himself with aid from several independent agents. At the turn of this year. Mooney gave up this idea to return to the ABC fold.
In making the MCA deal. Mooney got back his ABC pact in exchange for the commissions that agency will draw for the dates thru July. No other monies were involved in the severance.
virtuoso and the Crimson a potential gridiron star.
Billy Hill said he was penniless and living in Greenwich Village with the
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out to see the West. and for the next several years. rode the rods on freight trains, punched cattle in Montana, made up the mining comoany Payrolls M Death Valley. washed 'dishes in the chuckhouses of frontier towns and finally organized a jazz orchestra
maternity hospitals refusing to ad mit his wife. In his desperation. he was about to sell The Last Roundup for 223 when Gene Buck, president of ASCAP, volunteered a loan of $200 to tide him over until the song could
(See Billy Hill on page 32)
additional tune just before recording time Monday, thus getting two sides out of the date anyway.
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June 10, 1950
Aims at "Freeze Lift" Mercury Waxery Intros Line of
Booklet Asks People, Products and Prices Six Video Sets
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CHICAGO. June 3.-- Mercury Re a ords unveiled its new video set subsidiary this week, with a private
Pressure FCC
A petition by the Chicago City Council for im mediate lifting of the TV freeze in the Windy City was rejected last week by the sell' eral Co mmunications Co mmission (FCC), which clai med that afly "crystallization" of channel allocations there would afect allocations in a score of other cities.
showing for its record distributors in territories now covered by TV stations. Iry Green, Mercury oregy. who is overseeing the new teleset production wing, said that Mercury
Aim Announces 2 New Phonos
Distributed Meru Dealers
Two new phonograph models were announced, last week by George
Feu, sales manager of Aim Industries. The company introduced its
CHICAGO, June 3.--Further and lowest-priced 78-r.p. m. phono at a suggested list price of $13.95 and
more concrete action on the "lift the a three-speed manual portable player to retail at $17.95. Both players
freeze" campaign of the National Ap- are available in red and blue leatherette carrying cases.
·pliance and Radio Dealers' Associa-
tion (HARDA), was taken this week PCA. Appoints 10 Reps to Handle Line
when the group's members were asked to order copies of a specially prepared pamphlet for distribution to store customers. Dealers were asked to pay less than 1 cent a piece for the giveaways entitled, When Will We Get Television?
The pamphlets point out that two nut of every five families are in non-
Ten sales representative appointments for the Phonograph Cor-
poration of America (PCA) line of phonographs were announced lust week by Al Middleman, president of PCA. Na med to handle the line were Lou Stutz. Los Angeles; Harold Kay, Pittsburgh; Bill Si mon. Cleveland; Art Engel, Kansas City; Sally blade d, New Orleans; David Sternberg, Hartford, Conn.; Harold Moore, Detroit; Willia m Garrett, Philadelphia; "Dud" Dudderer, Huntington, W. Va., and Harry Levar. tan. Chicago.
TV areas, and additional two five families get service from
out of a lim-
DuMont
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Thirty million video sets will be purchased by the American public
out of five families live in an area within the next five years, according to a prediction made last week
"where it can choose between four by Dr. Allen B. Du Mont. The cost of the sets and accessories for the
or more stations." The pamphlet receivers will reach $7,000,000,000, according to Du Mont. Among
also claims that "our community is other predictions made by Du Mont were a total of 1,000 trans mitting
seriously afected by the FCC freeze" stations and "at least" four complete video networks.
and suggests that action be taken by writing to congressmen, sending a
Hudson
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copy of the letter to local editors and getting local business and civic organizations to adopt resolutions demanding the end of the freeze.
The latest portable phonograph introduced by Hudson Electronics, Mount Vernon, N. Y., is the Model 306, three-speed, manual player. List price of the set is $39.95 and it is said to be available in "ju mbo alligator" luggage-type carrying case. Hudson manufactures the
Da mping Gr andsr
Junior Juke line of kiddie phonographs.
is geared for custom set production. Cabinets are being purchased from various leading makers, while the chassis are being assembled at a new Mercury plant on the Northwest side.
The Mercury video line contains
six basic sets. ranging In Price from
$299.95 for a 16-inch consolette to S4o0.95 for a 16-inch cons°.s with
mM ard FM radio and a three-speed retord changer, and a 19-inch TV console with FM radio. Mercury seta are available in three or four different types of wood, with some seta con, taming the rectangular tubes, while others are equipped with round tubes.
Green Intends to set, up dealer showings snon in various trade renters. Thus far, the distributor line un includes MS Distributing. Chicago: Rosen Dis:ributing, Philadelphia; Malvern. New York and Hanlon'. Conn.; Jack Young. Pittsburgh; Hoosier Simplex. Indianapolis; Mai m. Milwaukee and Mercury distributors In Dntroit. Minneapolis and Butfalo All dis'ribmors den handle Mercury disks. All Mercury sets are son-tinned with phono-jacks and built-in aerala.
New Disk Spiel
The weekly edition of the NARDA newspaper points out tn dealers that
Notes on the Manufacturers and Distributors
Gadget Seen as
the freeze also afects dealers in heavy TV areas because manufac-
.1 K. (Brad) Bradley has been na med assistant Central States regional sales manager for the Du Mont receivers sales division. ...
Marketing Aid
turers use these territories as "Munn- Capehart-Farnsworth introduced a new 18-inch TV console in 18th
ing grounds for ever-production." Century mahogany finished cabinet. The receiver will list at 5379 95
Dealers in one-station cities, clai ms .. Emerson reported aconsolidated net profit of $3,048,948 for the 26-
the NARDA paper, sufer because the week period ended May 6. The company ,stockholders also approved
novelty of video soon wears of when set owners have no choice as to pro-
a two-for-one stock split.... L. L. Del Padre Associates, with offices in Providence, R. I., and Springfield, Mass., has been named distributor
grams and that customer resistance for the Steelman Phonograph & Radio Company.... The Brooklyn and
develops, quickly catching dealers Charlotte, N. C., plants of Majestk are to go on a two-shift basis....
with heavy inventories.
Sylvania announced expansion of its radio tube division to begin with
"Television is a funny thing," the construction of anew plant in Shawnee, Okla.... Jack Nelsen. vice-
states the paper. "Just mention it president of Dynamic Stores, New York chain of TV stores, resigned last
in a community and it creates imme- week to start his own business.... Arvin introduced lour new table
diate desire. Give them just a little -- model radios last week to retail from $19.95 to $34.95.
but not ertough, and they coon Ere.
No one can take the diet of one rta-
tion continuously. Daalers in areas
with two and even three stations will
Revamp,Expansion,By-Laws, tell the some eery."
The HARDA television committee
has arranged fer a meeting with the
Federal Communications Com mission
TV Head RMA Confab Sked (FCC) Chairman Wayne Coy. The
·gmreoumpberwisll
also meet with important of Congress this coming
week.
CHICAGO, June 3.--The 26th an-lion freeze, the setting of advertising nuit convention of the Radio Manu- standards, the promotion of phono_
DETROIT. June 3.--New device being patented and introduced experirientally here under the name of the Automatic Salesman has potentialities in adapting special recording to new merchandising u-es. Basically. the Automatic Sales man uses a recording of asales message. which may run anywhere from 5 to 35 seconds, and is so placed and electronically controlled, that it repeats the message when a potential customer steps near il. Device is designed principal> to be used as the audio adjunct of a visual sales presentation.
Controls are arranged so that the record is not repeated while the customer intercepts the actuating light beam; this assures against monotonous or even irritating repetition. This
feature Is said to be possible only with records, in contrast to a similar
Scott Offering
Direct-View TV
CHICAGO, June 3.--Scott Radio
factureheranr'e MAossnodcaiaytiomnor'ni(nRgMA(5)1 wiwitlhl
video problems, reorganization and
expansion plans, by-law changes and
election of the agenda
officers as of the more
uothapnerm40ostcomon-
mittees and sections scheduled to
meet during the four-day conclave.
Behind the scenes of the 'actual
graph record playing equipment and jack-equipped sets, the standardization of parts and warranties, the excise tax and the servicing situation with respect to training.
Ti m es -C ol u
·
m bi a
dAeuvticcematiuscingSaleasmtaapne. arecccoorrddiinngg. uThites designers, is trained to keen still after it "speaks its piece." until another customer steps In front of the light bea m.
The product is being developed by Jack W. Warr and Emanuel Silverman, the latter a radio and televirion
Ahead Laboratories entered the direct view meetings scheduled, however, trade-
television field this week with a sters expect the top industry brass to combination featuring a 14-tube, AM- spend much of their spare time in
With
engineer, and is now being demonstroatwend hstieealistde1rv.rcera sio shop. Only
FM radio, three-Speed phono and 16- sparring with each other on the rash
inch television, priced at $895. Also of new video models expected to be NE W YORK, June 3. --Despite a
introduced was a line of seven radio- introduced between now and the com-
phonos ranging fro m $1,095 down to ing fall season.
5295, bringing Scott into the mediu mpriced field.
Excise Sessions
Line is the first introduced since Of prime interest to retailers will
slump in pop disk sales, LP sales have kept Times-Columbia, the local Columbia distrib, running ahead of the first month period of 1949. According to George Hayes, T. C. sales
RMA Figures 114Mil. TV Sets in 1st Qtr.
John Meek took over as president and
main stockholder of Scott. Thru Scott
and Meek Industries, Meek now pro-
duces TV sets ranging from $99.50 on
up thru most expensive custom jobs.
Scott still is producing a projection
TV for
receiver at continued
$298.50. but production
saaryes
plans "in-
be the results of the meetings held by the excise tax committee, the phonograph cartridges committee, the "town meetings" co mmittee, the record changers and phonor moto section, the advertising co mmittee and the set, tube and parts division executive committee.
manager, May, 1949. was the biggest spring month in the firm's history, due to the release of South Pacific, with billing last year occasionally hitting $60,000 in a day. Altho this May falls far below May, 1949, in over-all sales, LP sales are up 11 per cent.
WASHINGTON. June 3.--An estimated 1,558,000 TV receivers were shipped during the first quarter of 1950. the Radia Manufacturers' Msociation (RMA) estimated this week.
Cook County lChicagol dealers received the largest nu mber, 109.756.
definite."
Among the most pressing Industry The distribbery's total billing for Kings County (Brooklyn) received
Meek said that the firm is produc- problems on which the RMA groups May, 1950, ran 45 per cent ahead of 66,243; Manhattan, 84.772; Philadel-
ing more than 150 units a day.
are expected to act are the TV eta- the May, 1e48, figure, however.
phia, 63,318, and Los Angeles, 56,341
June 10, 1950
RADIO-PHONO-TV ME RCHANDISING
The Billboard
4.e
NBC 0.8c0. TV in Black;
Phono Makers Plan New
Out of Hole in 9 Months Lines for NAMM Showings
Despite Present Flood of Sets (Continued from page 5)
o. profit. describing it as "modest."
paves the way to the possibility tha NBC may wind up 1951 with a profi
The importance of NBC's turning from both its own TV stations and
this tele profit is two-fold. l'or one from its network video operation.
thing, it points the way to increasing profit from this important source, especially in the light of NBC's heavy commercial TV schedule for fall. For another, it means that NBC's loss from network video operations is slated to decrease almost in direct proportion to its o. and o. profit, and
Annl in 3itTime Along other lines, McConnell this week marked an "anniversary" with NBC, having assumed the presidency nine months ago Thursday (1). In · quick review of his administration since then, McConnell covered these points:
Expect SAG OK NBC today is operating along sounder, more business-like lines than ever before. This. McConnell as
Of Code for TV serted, stemmed partly from the policy of separation of AM and TV, and partly from the cost analysis meth-
Flicker
Thesps ods now in effect. NBC management now gets a clear and precise picture of all of its operations --profit, -loss,
HOLLY WOOD, June 3. --Screen Actors' Guild (SAG) membership is
"soft spots" and the like. The obvious advantage is more intelligent operation and planning, and a greater
expected to approve the org's newly knowledge of personnel productivity. formed code of wage scales and Morale within NBC. McConnell working conditions of TV fil m thesps feels, is better than ever before.
at a special meeting tomorrow (à). Without directly saying so. this was
Meeting will also (1) charge Eastern- interpreted as a comment on the sitbased Television Authority (TVA) uation nine months back, when NBC
with atte mpting to invade SAG's was still punchy from the CBS talent
NE W YORK, June 3.--Despite the flood of new portable phonographs introduced by manufacturers during the past two months, many of the same phono makers report that they are planning to show completely new lines at the upcoming Chicago convention of the National Association of Music Merchants (NAM M) July 10-13. Prices on three-speed automatic changer models are not
WNYC Realigns Summer Sked ii Pitch for Ferns
NE W YORK, June 3.--In its first bid to attract a larger fern listening audience. WNYC, New York's municipally operated, non-com mercial radio station, is readying a new progra ming line-up for the su mmer season, including a. "soap opera series
expected to be lowered, but threespeed manual and single speed phono prices will probably drop somewhat from present levels.
Boetsch Bros., manufacturers of the Birch line of players. will keep a large portion of its present phonos in the new line, but will add three or four new portable players. Hudson Electronics will show a new line of portables, but keep its present line of kiddie phones intact. Steel man is expected to keep about three of its present sets for the NA M M showing and add 15 new models.
Sets Upcoming Sonic will show a complete new line; Dynavox will preem six new sets, plus several of its present players "with refinements." Covrall Industries will introduce an entire new line and also show several radio-phono sets and a new group of juvenile players. The V- M Corporation and WebsterChicago. probably the two largest phono and changer manufacturers, refuse to give any deans on the rec-
jurisdiction and. (2) brand TVA's and business raids, as well as the tor upper-brows"; full-length legit ord playing equipment they'll show proposed wage scale as inadequate. change in regime when Niles Tram- dra mas recorded by the Britisn at the NA M M convention. G. I. In-
SAG's code calls for an initial con- mell beca me board chairman. NBC Broadcasting System (BBC) and an dustries is expected to wait until
tract of one year and that all producers observe a Guild shop. Minimu m scales are pe eed at $55 per eight-hour day for a single role in a single pie, similar to SAG's rate for theatrical films, with provision that a pic may be televised only once in each locality for the original payment to the actor. Additional saymeat to each thesp of the original amount would permit beaming the film once again in each locality. SAG's provision that actors be paid
Merchants as by the day or the week compares
with SAG's TVA proposal that actors in tele fil ms be paid $8 an hour for
Star Makers rehearsal plus one fee, amount of
which would depend on the finished length of the picture. In event of reuse of a t:levised motion picture, TVA proposes repayment of the fee only, not the original amount paid the actor.
Ken Carpenter, TVA's national vice-chairman and also a SAG member, will address the Guild meeting in an eleventh-hour attempt to bring peace between the Eastern and Coast unions, now split over tele jurisdic-
Needlemen Needled tion.
execs, said McConnell, are thinking hour-long interview show tagged To
faster and more clearly and more the Ladies. The latter airer, which
aggressively.
tees off this month (19) from 1 to
No. I in TV In television, McConnell declared, NBC is beyond question the No. 1network, and the picture is even rosier for fall. In addition, the NBC president voiced his pride in the success of Saturday Night Revue, sold out for the fall, and successful in the face
1:55 a.m., will be produced by Seymour N. Siegel, head of the station and director of communications for New York, and ernseed by John Savage. Guests lined up for the initial broadcast include Eleanor Roosevelt. mag editor Fleur COwles. Maurice Evans, Jinx Falkenburg and Dorothy McCullough Lee, mayor of Portland,
of competition from other networks and even from Federal Communications Co mmission (FCC) questioning. It was. McConnell declared, a $3.000.000 gamble that paid off.
Ore. The 13-week "upper brow" soap
series, which pree ms next Monday (12) at 2:20 p.m., is an adaptation of an early 10th century novel, Is He
Finally, on the heels of his success Poppenjay, by Anthony Trollope. in getting the sock Groucho Marx whom Siegel describes as "the first show and the DeSoto account away master of the 'did Mary make a mis-
from CBS. McConnell noted that NBC take?' style of scripting." The BB(
is showing constant improvement in drama series, which was speciall>
its AM-TV talent picture. Bob Hope transcribed for WNYC, and will ale
will probably sign early next week (he arrives in New York Monday, 5),
be made available to the Nationai Association of Educational Broadcast'
and deals are pending with others. ers Network. features some of Grew
some known, others still not revealed. Britain's finest legit talent. including
McConnell refused to say what time Sir Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud
Marx will have on NBC next fall, but and Da me May Whitty. Christopher
reports from Hollywood say he's Fry's The Lady's Not for Burning
slated for 9 p.m. Wednesday, now and J. B. Priestley's Inspector Can-
occupied by Bristol- Myers with ing are among the plays scheduled
Break the Bank.
for airing.
the fall for the introduction of a new automatic changer said to be lower priced than any model now on the market.
Price-wise, single-speed phonos will range from $12 to $20 and threespeed manual players will be below $40. 'Three-speed automatic models with V- M changers will list for about $10 and with Webster-Chicago changers at about $80.
(Continued from page 3) ality and cash in on sales of mercnandisable outgrowths rather than pay licensing fees to existing kid heroes. The move evidently stems from the merchandising successes developed around such cowboy na mes as Hopalong Cassidy, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry and others.
Sponsorship will be available in ail markets by firms unaffiliated with the manufacturers financing the project. Madison. who will be starred as "Wild Bill" Hickok, and Devine, who will play his sidekick, "Jingle," have been inked to five-year con-
tracts. Altho the budget was not re-
To Cut Play Claims WASHINGTON, June 3. -- Two
phonograph needle firms entered into
stipulations with the Federal Trade
Hartford Outlets Tie With Commission (FTC) this week, agree-
ing to discontinue unqualified claims
asrrtocthesaindumbtheart
of plays Jensen
obtainable. Industries,
Fliekeries to Boost Sales Inc., agrees "to stop representing that
its sapphire-tipped phonograph
needles will play 10,000 times or that
its metal-tipped needles will play up
to $000 times," without plainly indi-
cating that the needles may chie,
break or wear, causing sound distor-
tion. Bonot Company, Stamford, Conn.. entered into a similar agree-
ment regarding its needles.
CONGRESSMEN WAX
(Continued from page 4) grassman assured of a weekly broadcast by him, even if not political. may not be inclined to buy as much air time to campaign u he might otherwise.
In its letter to the joint recording facility. the FCC said Etation opera-
Merchandising Pays Off:
By Allen K. Wislem
HARTFORD, Conn.. June 3.--Ralph Colucci, owner of the Record Shops, downtown Hartford retail music and record stores, reports outstanding success with what he terms "theater cooperation." The policy co nstata of neranging extensive promotional tie-ups on both popular and classical records with the local motion picture houses
"Of course," says Colucci, "we don't do this with every picture that comes along. We generally go after tie-ups on the motion pictures that stress songs or musical score in their advertising. And this has worked out to
stores thru the tie-ups. Under the tie-In arrangement, Colucci utilizes extensive store displays (both interior and window) plugging the theater and the recordings of the top tunes from the film available at the Record Shops. In return the theater managers usually plug the disk shops thru lobby displays.
"There's nothing grandiose about our tie-ups with these theaters," says Colucci, "but the fact remains that over the years we've maintained an excellent relationship with the theaters, and therefore we've been able to plug our records consistently in places patronized by thousands of
the advantage of the theaters as well as of our two record stores."
m usic-conscious people." On a number of occasions
Colucci
vealed, the $5.000.000 figure is said to be about the amount available for the project. The complete package was put together by agent Helen Ainsworth, who serves as rep for the six manufacturers. The firms involved are Robert Bruce Knitwear Company: Irvin B. Foster Sportswear Company, Inc.; De Luxe Wash Suit Company. Inc.: Varsity Manufacturing Company. George Sch mid' Manufacturing Company and Western Junior Manufacturing Company.
David Hire, formerly asociated with Paramount and 20th Centu ry' Fox. will film the 30-minute TV see on a $20.000 per film Midget Hire also will be in charge of producing the radio shows and theatri cal film features. He is current] starting the TV filming on the Hal Roach let The radio aeri e wilt be produced by Ruth Burch. former casting director for David Selznick.
W ASHINGTON. June 3. --TV receivers have been taken off Mexico's import ban list because of the pr os-
tors will have to make up their own The tie-ups are usually arranged has had top recording artists in Hart- pect of TV south of the border by
minds as to whether a transcribed with theater managers Lou Cohen, ford for "autograph parties" at his the end of the year. the Commerce
speech to constituents by a congress- Loew's Poli; Fred R_ Greenway, stores. On such events he generally Department reported this week. The
man is political or informational. If Loew's Poll Palace: Frank Morin, Re- invites the entire Hartford amuse- Mexican Ministry of Economy will
deemed political, the use of such e gal: Ted Harris, State, and Jim Mcspeech demands that an opponent be Carthy. Strand. Colucci gets in plenty
ment trade, agers. This
including theater manpays off in long-range
per mit the import of 10,000 sets for
1950, of which no more than 2.000
afforded equal time.
of plugs for records on sale at his relations, Colucci maintains,
may be enclosed in cabinets.
44
The Billboard
Doves for
NIGHT CLUBS-VAUDEVILLE
l'pts, /0, 193n
Co mmunications to 15114 Broadway, New York 19 N Y
AFIVI
and
AGVA Nitery. Take Dampened by
Toppers Sign
Petrillo's Note to Van
Local Rains
Peace Terms On Act Status
Actors Charge Surrender
NE W YORK, June 3.--A peace bu been agreed upon between the American Federation of Musicians (AT M) and the American Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA) after aseries of letters and a long huddle between the heads of both unions. The final pact was formalized by an agreement dated May 29 signed by Ja mes C. Petrillo, AT M head, and Gus Van. AGVA head.
Under the terms of this agreement all disputes between actors and musicians will be handled on a national level. Locals of both unions will be kept out.
Performers who use instru ments only incidentally in their act will belong to AGVA. On the other hand, musicians who do incidental acting will belong to the AI M exclusively. This will include all band leaders who sing or emsee. all cocktail units, accordionists. M.rmonica players, mandolinist'', zither players, etc.. whether they work in a floorshow or on stage.
Rejoin AGVA Non-playing vocalists shall belong to AGVA. Singing musicians who are band members shall belong to ATM. All AI M-era forced to resign from AGVA during the current dispute and who now are determined to be rightfully belonging to AGVA will be instructed to rejoin AGVA, and shall pay no reinstatement fee to AGVA. The deal was actually made between Gus Van and James C. Petrillo after a three-hour confab. In no part of the agreement, however, was any concession made to AGVA me mbers who may also hold ATM cards. to bar them from the 10 per cent traveling tax. It is this tax which has long been a major difficulty between the unions. AT M locals have decided in the past who shall belong and collected accordingly. AGVA toppers said the matter of the tax was agreed upon verbally end that "everything will work out okay."
No Legal Aid The deal was made without the benefit of legal aid by either side. Both AFM and AGVA maintained they could work out the deal without "la wyer talk." The result was that the lawyers for both sides were given the signed instrument and told this was it. (See separate story "Pe-
(See Peace Doors on page 451
Benny Ind. Boff Eases Mich. Flop
The full text of the agreement between the American Federation of Musicians ( ATM) and the American Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA) is in the form of aletter from Ja mes C. Petrillo, president of the AF M, to AGVA's head. Gus Van. The letter follows: Dear Mr. Van:
The proposals that follow are pursuant to your com mittee's visit with our international executive board, and also constitute counterproposals to those made to us in the letter from your organization dated November 1. As a basis for solving our current jurisdictional dificulties, the Federation proposes that in
"(1) Any jurisdictional dispute that may subsequently arise based on the interpretation of anything in this letter, agreement diould be resolved at the top levels of both organizations. No local branch of AGVA is permitted to determine for itself who should or should not belong to AGVA or the AIM. All such questions should be resolved by the national AGVA and national ATM officers.
"(2) Members of the American Federation of Musicians who perform as an act, and, during the course of that act, do not play an instrument, will not be required or requested to resign from AGVA. This has reference to performers who may act as musicians one day and perform as musicians the next. etc. In either case, the activities of the Individual are confined to the one classification --either performer or musician. This type of performer would be privileged to belong to both organizations, and to operate under the contracts of the respective organization having jurisdiction over the type of work being done at the moment.
"(3) Instru mentalists, whose performance consists in the main of instrumental playing, and who may incidentally do some acting or emseeing belong in the jurisdiction of the ATM. All band or orchestra leaders belong in the jurisdiction of the ATM, including those who act as emsees or vocalists, or give any other type of performance while acting as. leaders of bands or orchestras.
"All instrumentalists, including cocktail units, accordionists. mouth organists, mandolinists, guitarists. xylophonists. zither players. etc., who play instrumentally exclusively, whether on stage, in a floorshow. In the spotlight or anywhere else, solo or with a group. shall not become members of AGVA. and must belong only to the ATM.
"(4) Actors whose performance consists mainly of acting, singing and dancing, etc., and who may incidentally, during a small portion of the act, play an instrument, properly belong in the jurisdiction of AGVA.
"(5) In both of the above cases, the performers or musicians, as the case might be, must use the contracts issued by their respective organizations.
"(8) Non-playing vocalists traveling with a band or orchestra belong in the jurisdiction of AGVA. However, singing musicians who are members of and play with a band or orchestra, shall not become members of AGVA, and must belong only to the ATM.
"(7) Members of the AT M who were constrained to resign from AGVA during the current dispute, and who are now determined to be rightfully belonging In the jurisdiction of AGVA pursuant to Paragraphs 1and 8 of this letter, will be instructed to rejoin AGVA. and should not be required to pay a reinstaternent fee.
"(8) In order to avoid endless controversy, both the AT M and AGVA agree that they wiil make every effort to review all acts whose jurisdiction is in controversy and to classify them as either belonging to one or the other organization, or both, and that after this Is done, a classification will be issued to the act, attesting to the jurisdiction in which the act pripperly belongs.
"(9) Concessions agreed to by the AT M and AGVA in this letter agreement are not to be construed as setting a precedent, nor should they be considered as prejudicial to any rights the ATM or AGVA have with respect to their jurisdictions granted to them by the American Federation of Labor.
"(10) 'You have assured and guaranteed us that your executive committee, which includes the president and executive secretary, has authority and power to enforce this agreement insofar as AGVA Is concerned. We have your assurance also that you will keep strict control over your branches so that they do not take action on their own with respect to any provision of this agreement.
"(11) This agreement may be terminated by either party giving the other 80 days' written notice of such ter mination."
These proposals are submitted in an honest effort to once and for all resolve this dispute. If these proposals meet with your approval, your signature indicating your approval at the bottom of this letter will constitute this a binding agreement.
Sincerely Tours. Ja mes C. Petrillo
President
Las Vegas a·Moola Oasis;
Talent To Get $2,500,000 INDIANAPOLIS. June 3. --Jack
Benny grossed $15,000 for his one-
'tighter here May 24 at the Coliseum.
The same package playing last week in Detroit worked to half houses, and one show was canceled there because,
(Continued front page 31 is of compared to a few years ago,
verted a whistle stop village of 8.000 into a booming resort town of more
as it was explained, flying schedule but the sizable boost In tourists more than 25,000, boasting some of the
presented
than makes up the deficiency. Current nation's swankiest hotels and niteries.
The Detroit date at the Masonic grosses are greater than ever.
Ops welcome the entry of new spots,
Temple. a 4.500-seater, played first show to about half a house.
the At
Chief attraction tioned gambling,
is Nevada's sancconsiderably en-
feeling that newcomers will stimulate tourist interest. But when new
the Grand Rapids Stadium. biz was hanced by use of high budget enter- rooms enter the talent market, they
also off, and a later show was erased. 'tain ment to lure em into the casinos. fear that already inflated salaries
Observer blamed the biz drop in 'In leu than a decade, smart opera- will skyrocket.
Detroit to the $3.50 top.
tion and top-drawer talent has con- (See Las Vegas a !Hook) on page 47)
Theaters Just So-So
(Continued from page 4) holiday hurt both the latter two days
The East Side rooms average from fair to poor. In some cases it was insufficient advertising, according to informed sources. In other cases it was the holiday that kept them away. Spots like the Ruban Bleu, Blue Angel, Versailles and the hotel rooms, Pierre, Plaza and Waldorf. did only fair. In most cases ope said that regulars were out of town for the long week-end and what drop-ins there were, were smell.
The vaude-flick did well fturday and Sunday, with the Mus..: Hall and the Para mount way up front. The other theaters did okay but all of them went down Monday. 7..e Tuesday holiday, with its sunny skies, kept them outdoors.
Probably the hardest hit were the resort spots. Week-end shows booked were canceled on a minutes' notice when the rains washed out customers. In some cases bookers who issued contracts were held responsible, but in most instances lobs were arrang -d on · verbal basis. so actors were merely told the dates were of.
Chicago cafe biz was big over Saturday and Monday but, as a result of the holiday week-end, it dropped off during the subsequent week.
CINCINDiATI, June 3.-- With many Cincinnatiana hitting the outdoors for the long holiday week-end, local theaters and niteries experienced the usual slump. Percentage-wise, the dip was no greater than in other years.
The night spots in Kenton County, Kentucky, just across the Ohio River from here, suffered the least. With the gambling heat si on In Use adjoining Ca mpbell County, clubs there felt little of the holidays slump, as biz was already bad. Only Beverly Hills Country Club, with Ted Lewis on deck, held to something approximating normal business.
With the Campbell County gaming edict shooing much of the flush trade to the Kenton Count spots, ope there continue to prosper, with the Lookout House garnering the lion's share of the play.
HOLLYWOOD, June 3.--Nitery here over the Decoration Day weekend held up .ernarkably well in the face of the area's usual exodus to rac e Ian & during · four-day holiday. Ciro's H. D. Hover reported the hest week-end biz in a month. Swankery was featuring the Charlivels. Cocoanut Grove found biz taking · slight dip. Saturday night
(Sc. Nitery Take on page 46)
Krupa to Relight Palomar, Seattle
SEATTLE, June 3.--Palomar Theater here goes dark for three weeks June 5. Reason for move Is installation of pushback seats and new floors. Flesh policy starts again June 211 with a bill featuring Gene Krupa. The Count Basie outfit has been scheduled tentatively for the week of July 3.
Altho no figures were quoted. Norm Bobrow. of Sterling Theaters promosh department, said that the weekly vaude policy with a headliner has proved more biz-hep than the regular five-act, no-big-na me booking policy. Under the new plan top price is a buck, compared to 89 cents under the old scheme.
June 10, 1950
The Billboard
NIGHT CLUBS-VAUDEVILLE
45
Palomar, Seattle
IMondm. Us,' 291
VAUDEVILLE REVIE WS
·Cal:teeny. 1.900. Price pulley: 50 cents to I MLoe Thrpleaeyedshowbys Rdaeiyly,Walloulrin.on howeemleHenmdst..
Oriental, Chicago
1Thursday. June I
Palace, New York
Thund ay. June 1
The final three-week
week's bill before a shuttering was solid,
daCay.paciPlteay, 'M3.2or0ee.
daF1i1ly.0
Hcoolimce,. bo3o0kerto. NCharcelnteys
with each act cornering lots of mitts. Mogen. Sheri played by Carl Hands home
PouCarpecshiottw.s d1.a7i0l0y. Prflekee estraunrged.em.30 RoIeLntOe-111d.u7n0.g booker. Dan Friendly. Producer. Day. Beale
Ernsee Benny Rubin didn't miss a band.
Show played by Don Albert's house orb.
trick. His dialect material h as solid as ever and his hoofing impressions sold. Especially strong was his French -Iri sh -Jewish -Polish-Chinese turn, which had the yocks riding high. His Southern soldier overcame all resistance.
The Four Whirlwinds, roller .katers, won big response on double and single twirls, with the colored light
Current two-weeker is good enter- This is a pleasant variety bill with
tainment, but fails to build to a crescendo finale. Louis Armstrong's concert group plays too much instru-
three given
standard marquee
acts, of billing.
which one is The present
mental music, failing to come on show is a departure from the usual
with enough showmanship to put it formula. Instead of eight acts it has
over. Husky Velma Middleton, who, with Armstrong, did a show-stopping duet on That's My Desire, failed to do an encore. Armstrong's band, how-
only seven, and the headliner closes instead of going on next to closing.
Will Mahoney is the closer and his
an exciting visual factor. The two gals' air-flip twists near the floor worried the audience in just the right witY.
The Duanos (Ted and Rita) terped to advantage. Tiny brunette and partner make much more of their waltz chores than mere filler material. Fandango finale hit healthy response. On the vocal side the Royal Brigadiers offered a Ben Yost-type
ever, did six straight jazz nu mbers. With the terrific natural comedy talent in la Middleton and Armstrong. the unit is missing a great vaude bet.
Eileen Barton's vocal work cannot be properly assayed, for the lustyvoiced chirp worked too close to the mike. Gal, a tempestuous-looking youngster, knows salesmanship well, putting her numbers over visually. Her intro didn't stress her connection
She's My Lilly tenor vocal got as big a hand here as it did when he worked the Palace in the two-a-day era. Ma-
honey's Jaunty derby, toothy grin and general amiability found a ready audience. His punching-bag tap bits, falling hoofology and xylophone dance drew big hands. There was little doubt that the house still re membered him.
turn. Quintet is sound vocally, but with the hit, Baked a Cake, with the The show opened with Martes and
the he-man grenadiering tended to result that she didn't get the atten- Lucia, who started with a rumba
the corny side. Did such tniical3 tion she deserved from the start. Won song. seguing into some brilliant hand-
as Road to Mandalay, Stout Hearted heavy mitt with the hit rendition. to-hand, head-to-head and foot-to-
Men and a Naughty Marietta medley. Joey % Min hit im mediately with foot balancing tricks. The red-headed
Bill was cli maxed by Eddie Peabody who received terrific reception. Banjoist had 'em right from the start and had to beg of after a lengthy request period. Works his usual interpelations around a chord, and then swings into steadies: Star Dust. Babyface and Tiger Rag.
Barricade.
Wit Stevens.
Chicago, Chicago
several story gags, expertly told, after which he went Into a series of meaty impreshes of musical instruments and auto horns. Worked in a brace of Irish ditties, before going Into his excellent characterization of Jimmy Cagney. whom he resembles even with his new blond mop. Nabbed meaty mitts for all offerings.
June and Martin Barrett. a youthful, handsome tap tea m offering the standard tap routines, need something individual to set their work
gal, besides looking good, Is a tine topper, whle the short, dark lad is an equally fine understander. Harry Stockwell. on in two, :gave a rousing bary rendition of an Oklahoma medley and wound up with Old Man River. In between it was Movie Show in the Sky and Foolish Heart for a sensational singing job. Stockwell's been in many musicals and in a few pia. His voice is thrillingly big and warm and his appearance sufficient to dress any stage.
'Fridley. May 21
apart. Pair seem to have the ability
Dog Tricks
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Price deny:
policy. 30 to Id cents am shows week-ends
gouge booker. Harry lAmar. Blum played
by John PlekerIng's house band.
to do something original judging from their fine interpretation of both rhythm and Latin numbers. Pulled okay mitt in opening spot.
Alf Loyars Stallions, a group of dogs, most of the m French poodles. come on with muzzles shaped to look like horse heads and go thru various
Lucille Ball is one of the few flicker names who does pa's thoroly prepared for a live audience.
'Coupled with her hubby, Deli Amax who's been just average locally in the past, the Hollywood couple stack up as topnotch stage fare. The carrot-topped comedienne is a real looker with an ingratiating personality. Aritas confin es himself to fine Latin warbling and straighting for his frau. Miss Ball is exceptionally versatile, doing songs, trying her hand at the Charleston and contributing a Red Skeltonish bit built around her attempt to get ajob with
Johnny Siegel.
Loew's Penn, Pittsburgh
,Thureday. aley 35,
Cemen Saturday.
t.Pri2.4c8e8.
Pour range.
show, daily. 60 cents to
five tile
Mouse band. Meurlm Paltrier. orchestra
House is trying another stage show venture to hype falling grosses _r.d. with the little marquee value It has shown, did good enough biz opening day to warrant booking. Headed by Dick Contino. who is presenting'sis revue, show is a little top-h avy with musical acts, but it is a smooth-running production that garnered a big
precision paces. Later they go thru single bits, involving tight Wire walks, hat catches, hoop catches. etc. In between there are amusing bits that helped tie the act into an excellent dog presentation for big hands.
Bob Evans's standard ventriloquist act using the "precocious" du mmy, Jerry O'Leary. drew giggles which grew to yocks as the act warmed up. Baron and Berney. dance tea m, did 3 pleasant terp job, pacing their nu mbers for appreciative effects.
The Three Swifts' standard comedyIndian-club-juggling act was as smooth as ever. The audience here has apparently not seen them often,
A maz's band. The last item frac- mitt thruout. Contino is a good so every one of their standard bits
tured 'em. The duo's wind-up, with Arnaz doing hi; standard Cuban Pete while she comes on as a Brooklyn cutie, won a terrific bow-off mitt.
showman and sells fine, despite a drew good laughs and a fine exit little stiffness In Introducing the acts. hand. Tops in the supporting cast is Johnny Will Mahoney closed the show. Mungall, a tenor, who as the extra Pic, The Kid From Texas.
Rest of the show is also tops. Mary (See Locus's Penn, Pitts, on page 121
Bill Smith.
Raye and Naldi, working the rough
Roxy, Radio City Up Take;· opening slot, captivated pew-sitters
with an opening number that featured some terrific handling of Mrs Raye by Naldi and a spicy Cuban
number to close. Karen Tedder, blond chirp last with Red Ingle, ran the gamut of song, doing everything
Other Grosses Just Okay
from balads to novelties. The Honey
Brothers, three acrocomics, have a knockabout act in which every gimmick used was new. From start to finish they garnered bellylaughs.
NE W YORK, June 3.--The two big houses. Radio City Music Hall and the Rosy, were chiefly responsible for the jump in over-all takes of
Pic, Love That Brute.
the Stem's combo houses. The other
Johnny Sippel. theaters did okay, but the split up
Paramount (3,654 seats; last 12week average $78,000) for its second week --with In a Lonely Place, Patti Page, Elliot Lawrence ork, Pat Henning and Frankh Laine--took in $70,000 against an opening week of
of the Decoration Day week-end 00,000.
holiday didn't help too much.
Strand (2.700 seats: last 12-week
fhe
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Radio Cit. Music Hall (6.200 seats; last 12-week average $123,000) did 6155,000 for its second week with Father of the Bride. Ladd Lyon and Martin Brothers. Its previous week
average $41000) went off to $37.000 for its second week with Xavier Cugat ink. Betide Styles and Caged after an opening week that saw $49,000.
TRIO
saw $150.000.
Palace (1,700 seats: last 12-week
Boxy (6.000 seats; last 12-week average $18,000) had anormal sag for
THE Cutlets
currently FUME ROOM Moue City. Ii
average $68,000) zoomed up to aao,00q its second and last week cf its anni-
for its first week with Sid Cessai, versary show when its take was
Faye Emerson. Imogene Coca and 626,000 against the opener of 630,000.
Love That Brute.
Bill had Belle Baker, Smith and
Capitol (4.627 seats: last I2- week Dale, Cliff Edwarda four other acts
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The Billboard
li me 10, 1950
ATA Sets Vaude
NIGHT CLUB REVIE WS
Mich. Bookers
For Okla. Arena Starlight Roof, Waldorf.
Vine Gardens, Chicago Merge With ARA
CHICAGO. June 3.--An experi-
Astoria, New York
IThuesday, June II
DET R OI T, June 3.--A formal
ment in amphitheater operation starts June 30 at the huge Lincoln Amphitheater, Okla ho ma City,
when Associated Theatrical Agency,
'Thursday. June II
Capacity, 100. Pri m policy, 02 corer. Shows
at 9,30 and 12,15. Owner, Hilton chain Exclusive booker, Mendel Abbott. Esti mated budget thi· slu m $11,000.
Capacity, II . Price policy. P AO cover Charge, 00 cents minimu m. Elbows at 5:30. 17 and 7. Operator. Jim my Pati na: publicity.
Helen W eed. Booting polka. earinal 7e toDI Paid Marc. Esti mated budget this snow. 12.290 Esti mated budget last show. 12,401.
merger of the Michigan Theatrical Booking Agents' Association into the Artista' Representatives Association
(A R A), ru mored for several m onths
(The Billboard, March 4), became
Inc., starts a seven-day policy of
a fact here Wednesday (31). -he
vaudeville in the 14,000-seat outdoor layout. Frank Tracy, Oklaho ma City agent. is being assisted by Leo Salkin, local booker, in packaging the weekly revues, which will use a mixed cast of vaude acts or a week of top name bands or concert packages. The amphitheater will play one show nightly at 25 and 50 cents admish.
Lastfogel Leaving The amphitheater, which is 12 years
old, was up to 1950 operated by the
Chi Morris Office city, but has been leased by the
agency for 1950.
A new amphitheater is currently being built in Kansas City, Mo., which, it is esti mated, will hold 10,000. Up to now, no definite progra m plan has been set, but it's expected that the town's centennial program will be played there late in the su mmer thru early fall. The amphitheater
A m ulti- barreled opening jammed the room so badly that confusion prevailed, much of it attributed to the various gimmicks the management had cooked up to celebrate · Turn of the Century motif. These involved door prizes plus an elaborate fashion show. As the prize awards and the fashion parade were run between shows, the dinner crowd was reluctant to leave. The supper mob, backed up in the outer lobby, made it a bedlam.
The Waldorf is a class spot, .r.d giveaway gimmicks and door prizes are not for ultra spots like it. A show combo of Guy Lomba do and Vic Damone should be strong enough on its own. If it isn't, then dcar prizes won't help. The il feeling around by absence of tables reserved
This near. North Side bistro has another strong show to follow Myron Cohen, who set new attendance marks for the spot. Primarily responsible is Willie Shore. whose relaxed performance tops anything he's
ever done locally.
Shore, in the
headline spot, got 40 minutes and
really worked. Hampered normally
by a lack of material, Shore came up
with a specialty bit on the local heat
applied to strip joints, a ru mba les-
son with a custo mer and various
other ne w top bits. Shore w orked
to two or three hecklers. with Ids
returns grabbing sho w's best laughs.
As usual, his dancing stopped the
sho w.
T he Rice Sisters, · pair of blonde lookers, offer an unusual acro-adagio
action was for ally ratified by the Michigan group's board of directors.
The move places what is generally considered the most solidly established independent booking group in the area in back of the ARA progra m.
CHICAGO, June 3.--Bob Lastfogei,
for the past 12 years with the W illia m M orris office, this w eek ankled the local W M branch to go into business. If plans w ork out, he will go into
personal management. It is ru mored that he will be re-
placed by a booker fro m N e w Y ork.
will be open for short leases to independent promoters.
SPICIAL RAILS AT SHOIN 4 01.1i
HEAD QUART ERS
In
New
in
advance
is
hardly
good
turn, with gals doing excellent unison public w ork and adagio w ork usually done
relations.
by a boy and gal. Handling on two-
The opening brought the trade out in wholesale lots. The top agencies.
man stuff is tops. Nabbed consistent mitting in the opening slot.
music pubs and record companies were all well represented. It ) s natural for them to eat ·up everything done by either Vic Damone or Guy Lombardo. Adjectives that ranged from great to terrific were bandied about freely.
Bea Saxon should work to the
mirrored wall during a rehearsal,
for her facial grimaces mar an other-
wise cute face. Gal puts plenty of
soul into a song, but she needs sonie
special material to make her act
stand out.
Johnny Mope/.
PEACE DOVES
(Continued fro m page 44) trillos' note to Van.)
AGVA members are already aroused at what they charge is a weak surrender to the AT M. They claim Petrillu, was anxious to get the deal signed, so he could have it
ready to read at the A F M H ouston
convention, and that V an, in giving
actors a way to A T M without full
York
Beour guest!
Damone Oversells
Vic Damone, visibly nervous, probably sang better than he ever did before. But tho the boy is good, he has not achieved the stature to permit him to oversell and go into heavy
Mermaid Room, Park Sheraton Hotel, New York
'Werineaday. May 711
discussions, laid hi mself open to
censure.
R ank-and-filers
clai m
verbal understandings bet ween V an
and Petrillo will have no standing in future disput es because there'l be no written instrument to refer to,
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histrionics as he did opening night.
Capacity. NM. Price policy, no mini mu m or
Ordinarily. Damone is a fine ballad oner. Ten n at 7:30. 11 20. 1,10 and I a m.
singer. On this show out notes so far and
he stretched over-mugr I
Owner's, threaten sive. Publicity, Ed this above, 4E900.
chWaiein.ner.Booekmianng.atendon-ebuxdclgue-t
so frequently that the meaning of
the lyrics were frequently lost. He did noticeably better (for the nontrade customers) when he went into
Zither player man who started theme dither, is
Anton Karas, the all this Third Man probably the most
things with a beat or a novelty twist. unassuming performer ever to appear
His f Love the Girl, for example. was an outstanding SUCCESS. It had amusing lyrics, a good delivery and a hstenable tune. But even tho '· e Waldorf regulars may not cotton to
in the Mermaid Room. Wispy, spectacled and dressed in conservative blue serge, the little Viennese looks more like a bashful bank clerk than a musician.
Damone's more com mercial Mercury Some smart showman has devised
items, You're Breaking My Heart the perfect w ay to sell azither player
and Why Was I Born?, the college kids will probably eat it up. Damone
to the public. adorned table
Karas sits at an unagainst a stark black
except the one which was signed last week.
NITERY TAKE
(Continued from pane 4) (27) turnout was 810 as compared to 850 the previous week. Spot is playing the De Marcos, Mimi Benzel cnd Miguelita Valdes. Palladiu m found biz equal to that of previous weekends. Bzach spots, however, were deserted. Casino Gardens, which opened especially for the holiday week-end, repoited turnout so low that the spot abandoned earlier plate for staying open thru the su mmer. and slammed its doors until next month.
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made a shor: reference to his nervousness that was engagingly humble. In fact. it w as so good he might continue using it in his act.
drop and plays three or four standards. a Viennese w altz and, of course. his Third Man music. Then taking no encores, he ducks modestly behind the curtain while an interpreter
G uy Lo mbardo dld an outstanding delivers a quaint "thank you" in
job of sho w backing. In his dance Karaes behalf to the audience.
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sessions he's the sa me old listenabie Lombardo he's been for so many years. But for the show the band
really had to play music, and it did an impressive job.
The ahoy' teed off with.Lombardo's pleasant emseeing and bringing on Bill Flannigan for a guitar solo on The Third Man Theme. It was an
effective opener and tied in the fact that Lombardo has a smash Decca record on this number.
Miacha Borr did a solid chore of
inter mission m usic.
Bill S mith.
Karaes simple dignity and astute musicianship add up to disar ming showmanship.
In direct contrast to the melodic nostalgia of Karin and his zither, Joe Bushkin's Trio, at the stage bar, is strictly for moderns. Bop-styled and
paced for speed, the group (piano,
dru ms and bass) Is m usically sound
and surprisingly sho w- wise. Pianist B ush kin supplies m ost of the latter
quality with his relaxed mike m anner and personal sales sa vvy.
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Charlie Y et « recently beca me u gra ndfather. . . . Eadie and Rack. piano tea m at the Blue A ngel, originally w ent in for a two- weeker to pay part of their six- wee k vacation in N e w Y ork. They've been there ont year and five m onths. . . . H arry Kilby. ex- G A C, topper, opened his o wn agency in Mia mi with a cocktail party. ...Barbara Perri w as signed
by V al Parnell to play op posite To m my T ender in "Starlight R oof'
at the Brighto n Hippodro me near London. . . . A n eatery in to w n fea-
tures orchid cocktails but explains one can't get high on the m. The
price as sufficient to keep buyers a way. . . . Jeer Collier. of the B oston
G eorge H ainid ofice, is exclusive booker for the Salisbury Frolics, just
outside of Boston. . . . Balti more's Hip podro me closed its doors W ednes-
day O D for renovations. It will be sho wless for about a month for ex-
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NIGHT CLUBS-VAUDEVILLE
47
No Takers as Yet For Dei. Bowery
Las Vegas aMoola Oasis; Talent To Get $2,500,000
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DETROIT, June 3.--Despite the
fabulous reputation of the Bowery
during its 15 years of operation, there
have been no offers for the spot since
it was closed two weeks ago, accord-
ing to the receiver, William C. Ma-
guire. Assets of the place now stand
at about $15.000, against some $35,000
of preferred claims, including taxes
and labor, and an unstated amount of
general clai ms.
Maguire is working on the sale of
the liquor license, considered the most
valuable portion of the remaining as-
sets, and apparently is not hopeful of
getting any substantial amount for
good will. No inquiries have even
been received to take over the na me
opfrobthaeblespotat.
Only present
plans are
considered in reported
efforts by Dorothy Barbaro, former
wife of Frank Barbaro, who took over
(Continued from page 44)
, turnes, special lighting and mks.
Five major hotels on the strip a two-ana -a-half -mille stretch of highway on the outskirts of town -- have informally discussed plans of putting a ceiling on budgets, but at this time it appears unlikely that any concerted action will be taken. With two more lavish hotels slated to join the "big Bye," the struggle for talent could not be curbed by agreements. Of-the-record co m-
The Desert Inn's (capacity 400) current show, costing about $7,500, has Connie Boswell, Dean Murphy, Johnson and Owen, a line of 12 and Eddie Oliver's band plus Johnny (ex-Art Mooney vocalist) Martin. Miss Boswell holds them with her medley of oldies. Dean Murphy's fast blue-tinged gags kept laughs coming. Johnson and Owen's parallel bar act was tingling.
ments by some ope indicated that El Rancho Vegas (capacity 320;
the fat-pay Frankenstein was already esti mated budget $5,000) has .he
afoot. One op predicted that if an Hoosier Hotshots as a holdover. It's
agreement is made it will fail as did one of the weaker shows in town,
earlier eforts to curb talent costs. tho Artini and Consuelo, also on the
Similar move was made before with ope agreeing to keep budgets below
bill, do a solid job. The line (8) does two good numbers, and Carltsm
$5,000 per week. But within two weeks, talent handlers had whipped
Hayes's dancing.
ork
backs
and
plays
for
the place from him, to reopen with up competition to where ope were Flamingo (capacity, 700; estimated
the assistance of fresh capital.
bidding against each other and budget $12,000), one of the plushiest
budgets zoomed above the $10,000 in town, has Harpa Marx who regu-
·HOUSE MIL SETS
(Continued from page 3) by the committee's decision yesterday to tighten up on that levy. The committee several weeks ago had tentatively voted to cut the cabaret levy to 10 per cent yesterday but, on voting to cut instead to 15 per cent, the committee brought into the open a conflict that has been seething backstage for days on this levy.
A committee spokesman said that altho the com mittee's latest action is considered as final, so far as the committee itself is concerned, there is no certainty that the measure may not again come up for reconsideration before the com mittee discharges a final bill to the House floor. The committee has been working every day for weeks on the tax bill, and there is still a lot of work to be done on other levies. It is doubtful if the com mittee can wrap up the bill within two weeks, but this nevertheless is the group's objective.
mark. O pe say there aren't enough na mes
to go around. The Desert Inn, El Rancho, Fla mingo, Last Frontier and Thunderbird change shows about every two weeks. With each house demanding 26 names per year, the strip must have 130 headliners annually. Ops feel its tough to find that many good acts now, and shudder at the prospect of new spots dipping into the shallow talent pool. With the opening of each new class room in recent years, the talent problem has become increasingly critical. First hotel was El Rancho Vegas. which opened in 1941. This was followed a year later by the Last Frontier. The $6,000,000 Flamingo opened three years ago. Last year the Thunderbird opened, and four weeks ago Wilbur Clark's Desert Inn kicked of with · $25,000 per week package headlined by Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy.
larly brings down the house. Jeanne
Deter man's ballading shows a line
legit voice; Mickey. De Wood's bary
pipes are good, and line (12) is
efective, featuring the Kings and
Dick Maitland in special routines.
Bill Clifford's ork backs and does
the dance music.
Thunderbird's (capacity 600: esti-
mated budget $6,000) show follows
a circus motif, using Jimmy Wakely
(Capitol disker) in the featured spot.
It's areturn date for him and, judging
ft
the hands, he's a rai draw.
Betsy Jones, chirp with Sandy Sand-
ifer's uric backing the show, is sub-
bing for Maggie Whiting in the duet
work with Wakely on such disks
numbers like Slipping Around* and
Let's Gt, To Church. Artie Ja mes
does a tine roller skating act: Boy
Foy does equally well on the uni-
cycle. Line (6) follows the circus
idea. and Barney Rawlings 13 a
capable ern: ee.
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With gambling as the sole source of revenue, niteries end hotels purposely operate at a loss. Altho cafes ofer lavish shows, none of them charge a minimu m or cover. Idea is to make a Las Vegas junket so reasonable
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NE W YORK. June 3.--There is still time to secure a ballot
and vote In the Seventh Annual
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Donaldson Awards. Deadline
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cent drop. Wisteria Trees, Tuesday
'Opened Weel000deo. 14,y 31,
for voting Is Monday (12). be
ant: Sundry, racked up capacities thruout. but Tuesday night house count tabbed 40 Fer cent of empty pews. Corne Back, Little Sheba and Lost in the Stars were in the same boat. Sheba did a nice $1,277 for Saturday mat and $2.476 the same evening. Monday night racked up $2.414. Holiday mat snagged $1.982, but the evening take dropped to $1,689, nearly 40 per cent less than the Saturday night mark-up. Stars clai med 70 per cent capacity for Saturday business and 8.5 per cent on Monday night. Tuesday mat was a sellout, but evening business took a dive of 40 per cent. As You Like It fared a little better. Saturday mat and evening had the house seven-eighths full. Monday sold out and Tueeday night
500 Members Vote was only 20 per cent off. A parallel
to Like It was The Happy Time with
At Equity Election sellouts Saturday and Monday and a
Tuesday night take 25 per cent off the beam.
On down the list labs f Knote My Lone with a normal Saturday. but a drop from a $2,462 Monday take to a gross of $1,672 Tuesday. Mister Roberts sold out Saturday and Monday. A holiday mat racked up 50 per cent over the usual mid-week mat take. but the evening show dropped to 15 per cent below nor mal. Detective Story grossed a weak Saturday mat against · normal Saturday night. Monday showing took a substantial
K. Francis' "Fancy" leap and the holiday mat was double
the usual showing. Once more, how-
Opens Subway Cirk ever, Tuesday night showed a 90 per
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night performance, was off 20 per cent over take of the sa me night of the previous week.
Up at the City Center. the poppriced revival of A Streetcar Named Desire did fine business Saturday and Sunday, but tumbled Tuesday night. Chittertsuck. which is weathering it out on a cut budget, two-for-one basis, held up Saturday and Sunday to three - quarter capacity, but slumped afew hundred dollars on the holiday night. Texas. L'it Harlin* averaged about 25 re cent capacity for Saturday mat and evening and 80 rer cent for Monday evening and Tuesday mat, but on the final holiday session really took a 'seating to the tune of 30 per cent of a sellout. Death of a Salesman's sales record for the week-end was $3.000 for Saturday, $2,700 for Monday as against 91.700 Tuesday night.
Over-all, the long week-end legit graph seems to follow the pattern of previous seasons, good or bad. It would seem by this time almost axiomatic, that on a four-day continuous holiday folks are too exhausted on its final night to make a thetter trek. Except in the case of tremendous advance sales, managements are bound to be looking at a flock of empty pews. Last Tuesday just pointed it up all over again.
NE W YORK, June 3.--The Subway Circuit season was officially whered In Tuesday (23) by Kay Francis and company at Brooklyn's old retbush Theater. The first Subway package to tee-of from the Flatbush on the four-theater pircuit, comprising the Windsor, in tfie Bronx. the Brighton, at Coney Island. and the Central in Passaic. N. .J, Is a revival of Fay Kanin's campus comedy, Goodbye.
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'There is both good and bad in the David H eil w ei1-Dcrrick LynnThomas intruduction of arena style legit to Broadway Their choice of a reviviat fat en opener is excellent George Kelly's 28-year-old comedy. The Show-Off. is still as amiable a ch.aracter larapoon as it was back in 1921 at thy Playhouse It has been aptly cast and ab, . directed. As far as the Show-Off is concerned there is no question as to its acting or projeetion. Behind a curtain or "in-the-round" it is decidedly worth the seeing, and if it sign-posts th.. caliber of future "arena" productions. artistically presages a pleasant summer.
Commercia:' however, the experiment begs pertinent questions. There is nothing new about -theater in the round" --a central platfor m. sans scenery and with the sketchiest of props. surrounded by banked seats Similar has variously been done over the country In the last dozen years The new angle is to bring it to a ballroom of BroadwavS Hotel Edison, seat en eudIence of some 500 in ballroom chairs and include an adjacently convenient bar and tables for a epic'. bite.
It has long been a reporter's opinion that arena taeater, since it demands, sans scenery, an audience's intones, attention tu get the most
if you work in or about the theater and wish to make your selections of the "bests" in theatrical achievement for the 19491950 season, all you have to do is to mail the coupon Included in these pages to The Billboard. An eligibility list and ballot will promptly be sent you. These are your own awards --the accolades nf the theater to its own. They can only mean all they should to the winners, when all their co-workers vote. This is the last call. Mail the coupon at once. No ballots will be counted which are in the mail later than midnight Monday (12).
NE W YORK, June 3. --Five hundred members attended Actors' Equity's nth annual meeting at the Hotel Astor Friday (2). Major agenda was the election of new oficers and council members. Results of the voting are currently unavailable, since the ballots will not be tabulated until Monday (5).
It was resolved from the floor that the councils contract negotiations committee be enlarged to include three representatives of membershipat-large, and that It be instructed not only to stand on the present contract, but also to secure the additional demands which Equity is presenting .n the League of New York Theaters. It was further recommended for council's consideration that managers of touring shows shall engage road accommodation for cast members as a whole, without reference 83 to race or color of an actor.
Highlight of the meeting was the presentation of the Clarence Derarent Awards, the annual accolade of $500 going to the most promising non-
My Fancy.
out of the proceedings, must cater featured actor and actress of the year.
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Fancy has lost some of the subtlety to the pew-sitter's comfort Un- Madv Christians presented the checks
545
/of its original Broadway presentation. The role of the college pregy is played
fortunately, the pew set-up at the to Gloria Lane, of The Consul, and Is far from what it ought to Douglas Watson, of That Lady.
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!down and that of the photographer be. The chairs arc stiff. uncomfort-
stepped-up for laughs, and the over1all seems speeded to accentuate the
able and packed close together. But worse still is the layout of two rows
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obvious. However, from its Flatbush reception, it was evident that the broader treat ment is right in the Subway groove and it should get ahearty welcome all the way 'round the circuit.
Kay Francis is an er.ireinely agreeable substitute for her predecessors in the shout of the congresswoman who returns to her alma meter for an honorary degree and an effort to recapture a lost love of 20 years.' and opening night left no doubt as to her dra w with the customers. Halls Stoddard, of course. snares most of laughs an the lady-solon's Washington sec-
of Lech foot of elevation. It may be fine for the customers ir. the front pews, but the behinders are in for neck-craning to a point of losing the thread of the show. It would be an easy matter to step the tiers
CHICAGO. June 3. -- Two Blind Mice starring Melvyn Douglas. Is wowing the customers at the Harris Theater here and seems set for a full aurntner's run ·t the La m house. New policy understood to be. since Mies
at an elevation of six inches each biz picked up. to drop Wednesday
and let everybody see enough to get matinee but increase performances to
their money's worth.
seven nights a week, plus the Satur-
'Show-wise, as stated above. :he day afternoon show. Douglas is known
Kelly comedy still blends up as a to have had other commitments in the
sardonically outing portrait of a East for late June or Juts,. but to
flatulent braggart ho raise. bob In a rnid.:·e-class Philadelphia family
have dropped apparent that
these since It beca me nice Is in for a heat-
by marrying its youngest daughter Wave run.
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has been extremely well adapted
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(Clamed ISsi 27, 1950)
The tar
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and a similar good performance is to "all-around" projection by Martin turned in by Florence Sundstrom as Manua% and is skillfully played by
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the lady's not-so-pin-brained exroommate. Frank Albertson's mag photog, as indicated above, is more broadly accented than previous Matt Coles. But he may be forgiven a double-take or two in the interest of emphasizing a good line. Joel Ashley's prexy-in-quest-of-his youth is elegantly touched with grey at the temples and likewise elegant In tails or cap and gown. For some reason or other the part has been subdued for a mannered performance, perhaps in order to highlight the Nay's comedy values. Despite such restrictions Ashley manages to give an excellent account of himself.
So the Subway Circuit can now be accounted in full bloom. Jean Parker and Lon Chaney Jr. bow in at the Tlatbush Tuesday (30). in Born Yes-
a well-selected cast. Lee Tracy. who
created a in
or less minor part
in the original production, returns
to the revival in the title role. He
gives an adept performance gait d for laughs and somehow or other
makes a customer like the loudmouthed heel, which is likely what
Kelly intended. But it is Jane Sey-
mour's mother-in-law-in-apite-of
herself which is the high point if
the play. Her playing thruout is a complete del'sht. Fine, too. is Car-
men Mathews as the older sister who
has
Indian-sign on her fatuous
brother-in-law, and Frances Vi -11er
does well by
vocally bypnotieed
wife There are good contributions
also rom Archie Smith and Howard
Wendell.
DETROIT. June 3.--Leo J. Fitzpatrick. owner of W GII. Buffalo, was re-elected president of the Detroit Civic Light Opera Association, which stages an annual 10-week season at the local Masonic Auditorium, Earl J. Hudson, president of United Detroit Theaters, was elected vice-president: C. Harry Chisholm. secretary. and E. C. Stephenson, treasurer.
Elected to the board of trustees were Henry T. Ewald. Edgar A. Guest. E. It McDuff. and Ray mond J Meurer, theatrical counsel. able to the seat of the pants. There Is. howcacr, a grave doubt in a reporter's mind that. Interesting as it is, it will stand up to regular theater compe'ition. Folks are likely tri
terday. and Sylvia Sidney and John In sum, the Heilweil-Lynn-Thomas think a $3.60 5p is a hefty tariff
Loder follow a week later in Anne experimeni unveils as intriguing to for a show w il no -urtain and rio
of the 1000 Days.
Bob Francis. the eye and ear, if not too co mfort- acenery.
Bob Francis.
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Shuberts Seek U. S.Charge Nix
Silo Circuit
The Valey (Holyoke, Mass.) Players open their ninth season
Philly Legit Ends Season At Lowest Ebb in 16 Years
NE W YORK, June 3. -- Making general denial of all charges. Lee and J. J. Shubert. Marcus Heiman and their booking office asked for
at Mountain Park Casino with "For Love or Money" June 19. Other plays on their 1- weeir agenda are "Peg o' My Heart." "Life With Mother." "The Trai-
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.--The The Liar, which preemed here, is
1949-'50 legit season, altho there is also on Broadway, its fate is unstill one more show on the boards, certain.
dismissal of the government's antitrust action in answers tiled in U. S. District Court Wednesday (31).
The Shuberts, in their defense, claim that the suit is barred from prosecution because the acts com-
plained of by the govern ment, If they gave rise to any cause at al, were committed over six or 10 years ago. The Shuberts further claim that the business of producing legitimate attractions is not trade or commerce within the scope of the Sherman or Clayton anti-trust acts, since the presentation of a legitimate production is a transaction that is substantially local in character.
In another defense, the Shuberts, denying allegations of the government's suit filed February 21, claim that their alleged acts have not linposed any unreasonable restraints on interstate trade or com merce, have not resulted in any exclusion of competition, have not been in furtherance of a conspiracy to monopolize. and have not been in furtherance of or in rombination to efectuate a monopoly, but have only served as protection in accomplishing legitimate com mercial purposes.
They also claim that the chaotic economic conditions which have prevailed during the past 20 years and are presently prevailing in the legitimate theater business have forced them to reduce and limit their activities, rendering impossible any attempt by them to monopolize or impose any ilegal restraints.
The Shuberts claim that the years prior to the depression found the theatrical husiness in an unsound condition attributable to an oversupply at theaters, a lack of desirable legit productions to keep them running on a profitable buis, and a decline on the road. In early years, they claim, the booking, both in metropolitan centers and on the road, was mainly carried on by the Shubert,' and the Erlanger interests. They argue that the efect of the depression on business in general and on the Shubert Theater Corporation in particular, threatened to force them into receivership. The receivers, it is claimed, concluded that the the-
tor," 'The Royal Fa mily." "Harvey," "The Winslow Boy," "Philadelphia Story." "Love Rides the Rails." "L et Up the Sky." "The Damask Cheek," and "The Happiest Years."
Tickets go on sale June 5 both in Washington and Baltimore as well as at the Olney (Md.) Theater for Paulette Goddard's silo bow in "Caesar and Cleopatra." June 16. The star is currently rehearsing with Francis Compton and Hurd Hatfield In New York under direction of Arthur Stre wn. Troupe arrives in Olney June 13.
Herbert Kenwith. formerly partnered with Harold Kennedy in the management of the Princeton (N. .1) Su mmer Theater, will this year go it alone. The playhouse opened May 19 with Shelley Winters starred in "Born Yesterday." House will operate on its previous guestdtar resident company basis. Lawrence Farrell will take over company managernent chores.
Guy Palmerton has set "Apple of His Eye," starring Kirk Brown, for his Worcester (Mass.) Playhouse for June 6 week. Supporting cast includes Virginia Maddocks, Carl Bets, Edna,preston and Joseph Allen Jr. Palmerton playhouse futures include "Harvey," "Born Yesterday," "Silver Whistle," "Councellor at Law," "Goodbye. My Fancy," and "Take Me To Town." The lut is a new musical, and Beatrice Hay may do the lead.
The Brattle (Ca mbridge, Mass.) Theater Company has been invited to take over the su mmer manage ment of the Cohasset (Mass.) Su mmer Playhouse. beginning July 3. Star and resident company policy will be followed. The Brattle troupe will also present its regular 10- week su m mer schedule at its own Ca mbridge (Mass.) su m mer playhouse.
hit a new low for the past 16 years Those having pre-Broadway show-
in respect to the number of attrac- ings here but failing to last the sea-
tions offered, it late starting and son on the Stem include Touch and
early shuttering. Even the quality of tryout attractions--and Philadelphia is still rated primarily a tryout town --showed a slump. A goodly number of tryouts failed to take local heed and tripped early on Broadway, but some others decided they might as well cal it quits here.
While the 1948-'49 season was considered the low, and there were hopes that the hu mp had been hurdled, the fact that 1949-'50 dipped even lower doesn't augur well for the coming year. With television and other entertain ments making a grandstand play for patronage, legit will never be able to rest on past laurels.
As a matter of fact, this marked the fourth successive year, with four legit temples available (all operated by Shubert interests), that there has been a constant decrease in the number of attractions coming into -the city. From the season's belated opening last September 26 with Touch and Go to the Peep Show, which opens Monday (5) at the Forrest Theater and is practically a postseason offering, the 1949-'50 stretch brought in only 40 attractions of all shapes, sizes and smells. The year before it was 45 shows, and even that
Go, Montserrat, Love Me Long.
Metropole, The Rat Race, How Long Til Summer, Alive and Kicking, The Enchanted. All You Need Is One Good Break, Now ILay Me Down To Sleep, The Bird Cage, Great To Be Alive and Cry of the Peacock. Two offerings got no further than Philadelphia --Signor Chicago and House on the Cliff, while the 22d pre-Broadway offering, Peep Show, has stil to pass its local test.
Only bright spot was the box-office chalked up by The Wisteria Trees at the Shubert. For the second week of its fortnight engagement starting March 13. the Helen Hayes vehicle played to a capacity-plus crowd, and at a$4.55 top. set a new house record of $96,144. The previous mark was set by Katharine Cornell in The Barrens of Wimpole Street. in 1932, when a $360 top brought in $33,657.
Best all-round business was done by the three perennials --The Student Prince, Blossom Time and The Merry Widow. Five dramtic revivals fared indifferently, despite na me leads. with the public for the most part passing up The Man Who Came to Dinner (with Monty Wooley), Phila-
marked a slu mp of seven from the preceding period. The figures for 1946-'47 were 55, and for 1945-'46 83, the first aeason after the war when everything pointed to a renais-
delphia Story (Sarah Churchil). Private Lives (Tallulah Bankhead). The Barrett* of Wimpole Street (Susan Peters) and Tobacco Road (all-Negro cast).
sance in the theater.
Of the post-Broadway offerings,
As black as the legit picture here might be. It is remembered that it was even bleaker in depression years. In a single season, the number of shows fell to 31 --a year when there was no television or talkies. The peak was 125 attractions.
Indicative of the lack of interest is the fate of tryouts, with the public holding on to their dollars in the face of a long string of turkeys. Last year, out of 24 tryouts, 10 entrenched on Broadway. At this moment, of 22 pre-Broadway viewings, 5 are in business on Broadway --The Member of the Wedding, The Consul, The Wisteria Trees, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Arms and the Girl. Alttio
there were five dra matic pieces with Streetcar Named Desire faring best at the box office for a three-week stand. Play preemed here. There were inauspicious first-ti mes for The Mad Woman of Chailiot: Goodbye, My Fancy: Yes. /Vi'Lord and The Sneer Whittle. Two musicals 'ta me from New York, with the return for Brtgadoon doing well. while lack of na mes kept down interest in the first time around for Lend an Ear.
Other three attractions were In the novelty class with Les Ballets de Paris doing heavy business at the Shubert. Another dance revue from New York at the same house. A Night in Spain, was a washout. Rounding out the roster was the annual visit,
atrical business had expanded beyond
and always ,S profitable one, for
the point of profitable return, so the receivers submitted a plan in June, 1932. for the creation of a single booking company, to be controlled by the receivers and the Erlanger interests. The plan was sub mitted to the U. S. District Court and approved, say the Shuberts.
Insure Your Vote
Each year for the past six years voting on the part of the people of the theater for the Donaldson Awards has increas ed Now as preparations for the Seventh Annual Donaldson Awards get under way. the Awards committee wishes to do everyth mg possible to see
Blackstone's magic show. Not included in the season's taly
are three Yiddish-language shows coming in during the year -- Molly Picon's Abi Casuist. The Cantor's Boy and Herman Yablakoff and Morris Schwartz in 'To nle the Nightingale
The defendants point out that they
that everyone in the theater has an opportunity to vote.
have been in business for 50 years, and the Select Theaters Corporation and United Booking Office in business for the past 17 years. If their activities and operations had constituted any violatior of the Sherman or Clayton acts, they say, the government had ample opportunity to prosecute and enjoin. The government's failure to do so, they maintain, would make it guilty of ladies and bars it from maintaining the action.
Early in May, ballots and instructions are delivered by hand to the theaters to all players appearing on Broadway at the time.
In order to get ballots to players who wil not be appearing on Broadway early in May, The Billboard, sponsor of the Donaldson Awards, would like to have the na mes and addresses of such players to that a ballot may be properly mailed to them.
Make certain of your vote for the Donaldson Awards, the thea· lees own selections of its "bests." Fill out the coupon below and return it to The Billboard today.
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MANHATTAN GROSSES
(Continued from page 3) mend trailed with $24,734.000 and $2.778.000. respectively.
The Brooklyn total turned out to be higher than that for all but a dozen States, while Queens as an amusement center compared favorably with such States as Minnesota and Washington, and far outshadowed States in the South and Southeast.
The comparable figuras from the preceding census of 1939 are lacking,
New York 19, New York.
Census estimated that the 1948 total
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was more than double that for the earlier year.
New York City had 2,436 amusement businesses in operation during
Chocoiete got eer 'Curran, Seri li nnets ..
SrsI 'crreess at which ;nail will be awe to teach
1948. and they employed 29,493 workers during the week of Nove mber 15.
Death of a Sal o me. biaofalre Portland. Ore., 640.
IS M Me, Kate IC «., Detroit.. Lend an tar ,Or al Northern, Chicago Mr. Roberta 'Colonial, Bastos .
you in May
1948, when the count was taken. Not totalled as in the amusement
category in the census vrere radio-TV and night clubs. Included were
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combined IB M-SA M convention May 27-30: Virtually every pro magi present had his finger on the television pulse, hoping to co me up with an idea that might keep the moula rolling in. Bill Baird and Wife, Florin.. are in their eighth week of en indefinite engage ment over WBKB-TV, Chicago, far the Holsu m bread people, with a half-hour tele stint each Tuesday. 5:30-6 p.m. Bill puts on a magic round-table for kids, with Florine giving 'ern the history on magic and magicians. They keep the kiddies interested with a magic slu m
CHICAGO, June 3.--The qld magic saws, "Take a card" and "Have you seen this one?," reverberated thru the halls and rooms of the Hotel Sherman here over the Decoration Day weekend (27-30) as 1,050 magicians. amateurs and pros, and their ladies gathered to participate in the first combined convention of the International Brotherhood of Magicians (IB M) and the Society of American Magicians (SA M). It marked the 22d annual conclave for the IB M and the 18th for the S M.I.
giveaway.... Johnny Paul. who still The joint meeting of the nation's
operates his own tavern in Cicero, two largest magic organizations at-
White, Geoffrey Buckingha m, Willane and Tom Harris. all of England.
Results of the IB M's mailed balloting on new officers as revealed at the convention were as follows: Walter Cole man, New York, president; James B. Lake. Toronto, first veepee: Don Rogers, Sun Valley, Calif., second veepee; Dr. A. L. Baldwin, Pittsburgh, secretary; Mrs. Hazel M. Krock. trlasurer. New members of the IB M's international executive committee are C. Ja mes MeLemore, Indianapolis, and Arthur Reichenback, Allentown, Pa.
At the business session Tuesday
:" bled its biz since Harold Minsky has taken over. House is being booked by tau Schuster. Current cast includes Joe D elta. !feeble Barris, Stanley Montfort, Waunete Bates. Judy Carron and Lorraine Gilbert. Other Schuster place ments Include Lolua DuBois, Walt Stanford, Sammy Price. Buddy Bryant. Betty Jo Morgan and Vivian Keenan, State. Canton, O. (booked exclusively by Schuster) and Cliff Cochran. Follies, Los Angeles.... Fox's, Indianapolis, closed for the season May 31. . . . Eddie Lynch is producer and assistant Manager to Eddie Shafer at Pie Boxy. Cleveland. ...Joe Madden, comedy juggler, formerly tea med with jean Bedini. celebrated
Ill., has a tele show coming up on a tracted one of the largest gatherings morning the SA M elected the followChi station within two weeks, with of magicians and magic enthusiasts . ing officers: Richard DuBois, New
his 60th birthday May 22 while at the Hudson, Union City, N. J., and
Drewrv's Ale as the sponsor. . . . in the h'story of the ancient art in Jack Herbert enu re magicker. is America. That the initial joint gath-
York, president; Ace Gorha m. Boston, vice-president; Willia m Greenough,
was gifted by house staf and cast . .'Bubbles Yvonne is hat check
doing a talent search stunt on one ering of the two groups was a suc- New England veepee; Leslie P. Guest, concessionaire at one of the large
of the Chi TV stations, with the cess is attested by the fact that at the Eastern Seaboard veepee: Ed Drane. Manhattan hotels.... Sa m my Smith.
pick-up co ming fro m a diferent respective business meetings Tuesday Midwestern veepee, and Bob Haskell, Dolly DANWSOL Red Marshall. Jess
neighborhood house four nights a (30) me mbers of both orgs voted to Pacific Coast veepee; Vynn Boyar, Mack. Jean Lee and Bob Ridley com-
week.... Harry Blackstone was accompanied to the convention by his
go joint again in 1051 in New York. Dates will again be around Decoration
secretary treasurer
(re-elected): Jean (re-elect ed), and
Hugard. Burdett
prised part of the su m mer opener at the Globe, Atlantic City. Assisting
son, Harry Jr.. a student at the Uni- Day.
Bowman and Tom H. Hawbecker, Jack Beck. manager, is Marty KnopL
versity of Arizona. Blackstone has a television show pending. The pact was to have been signed several
Verne W. Uker, general chairman of the convention com mittee, and his able assistants laid out an interesting
sergeants at arma, W. C. (Do my) Dornfield was again chosen to edit M. U. M., the org's official publica-
from the Hudson, Union City. Treasurers are Herman Sirota and Emily Larkin. Opening producer is Billy
weeks ago but the day before the deal was to have been made the agent handling it dropped dead. Proposition calla for Harry to do a weekly show, using eight people, with the deal slated to net hi m around 3G a week.... Johnny Platt is nearing his third year at the Gay 90's in the LaSalle Hotel, Chicago,
Can. Showbiz All-Out where he works the tables and bar
in addition to presenting two shows
With Flood Benefits nightly.... David Bamberg (Okito),
whose wife, Marie Dean, passed ori in Mercy Hospital, Chicago, May 17, found much solace in mingling with his great host of friends at the conclave. Seen frequently with the veteran Okito on the convention floor was Al Baal, of Toledo, who P.a mberg describes as his most adept and efficient pupil. ...Carter Harrison, Wichita, Kan., trixster and former me mber of the Kansas State Legislature, is De mocratic candidate for Congress in that Tate;
p OsgIBLY the most interesting personality at the convention,
and the one to attract the most attention, was P. C. Smear, of Calcutta, India, said to be one of the leading conjurors of that faraway country. Sorcar was the surprise feature at the Sunday night International Show at the convention and gave a good account of himself with
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program to keep convention visitors happy. Opening with a get-acquainted party Friday night (26). the convention was the usual round of magic shows, demonstrations and contests, winding up with a banquet Tuesday night in the Grand Ballroom of Hotel Sherman, with W. C. (DornY) Bonifield serving as toastmaster. The business sessions served up nothing exciting.
Among foreign magi present were P. C. Sorcar, one of India's top conjurors; Ray Bentley (Cedric), of South Africa; John Ra msay, Scotland, and Paula Baird, Goodliffe, Francis
a mental routine. On the same night he doubled on a huge charity at the Chicago Opera House on the sa me bill with Bob Hope. As the prize souvenir of hi, Chicago visit, Sorcar went, away with a photo of himself taken with Hope. Sorcar was the guest of Jack and Anne Gwynne at their Chicago home for several days before and after the convention.... T. J. Crawford. of Nashville, missed his first IB M convention, due to illness. He is a past president of the IB M. ..Joe Berg, Chicago, tops all of the nation's magic dealers in magic convention visits. He hasn't missed a one since their inception. Bob Nelson. of Nelson Enterprises, Columbus, O., runs him a close second, having missed one. . . . Mi'bourne Christopher. prior to leaving the Coast for the Chi conclave, gave a special perfor mance for Leaquit All Khan, pri me minister of Parkistan, and Mrs. Khan in their Hollywood hotel suite. The request ca me after the prime minister's wife had been intrigued with Christopher's niriles during eshow at the Friday Morning Club in the Movie Capital.... Randolph the Magician hopped to the conclave fro m Bill's Green's, Pittsburgh. where he put in a twoweeker. He moves into the Brown Hotel, Louisville, June 16 for a fortnight's stand, and moves from there lo the Henry Grady Hotel, Atlanta. .. McDonald Birch anti wife. Mabel Sperry. remained in Chicago for several days after the convention to line up new material, wardrobe and
tion. The SA M also voted to publish M. U. M. itself in 1951 when its present contract with Sphinx Magasine runs out.
Twenty-four dealers in magic and magic equipment displayed their wares in the hotel's exhibit hall.
TORONTO, June 3.--An all-out effort by the entertain ment Industry in Canada to aid the Manitoba flood relief fund is booming. Shows everywhere are being given gratis by the entertainers.
This week the radio comedy tea m, Wayne and Sinister, flew their show to Fort William, Ont.. 600 miles from here. The company included Samuel Hersenhoren and his orchestra; Herb May, announcer, and singer Terry Dale. Other artists who joined the variety show presentation were Mildred Mo rey, singing comedienne; tenor Jimmy Shields. dancer Tina Cheeve m and the Marquettes. puppeteers.
As part of benefit show the team will do their regular weekly broadcast over the CRC Trans-Canada Net.. work for Toni.
Meanwhile another benefit show is being organized under the direction of Murray Little. booker-manager nt the Casino, for his house here. The show, on aSunday evening, will be b. special permission, inasmuch as all houses here come under Sabbath blue laws.
The show will take in all acts from local niteries and the Casino show itself.
SMALL BUSINESSES
(Conttnued from page 3) ers was 9,000 In 1948 and 7,700 the preceding year.
'he sample survey of Social Security records indicated there were 700 amusement firms in b th ears employing 50-499 employes. For operations with 500-999 workers and 1,000 or more, Commerce reported only that there were fewer than 50 in each class for both years.
Counted in the amusement category for this survey were legit the-
Henriques. Jack Montgo mery follows in two weeks.
· · · P RI MROSE SE MON closed at the
Barclay Hotel, Toronto, and started a four-week return stand June 5, at the Cafe De L'est, Montreal, thru Roy Cooper and Hal Gould. ... Benita Frances, and het magic act is touring the Ha waiian Islands with E. K. Fernandes. Other acts include Janine Carol. vocalist; Flo and Gus. South Pacific Screwballs; Ruby Ring, dancer, and Reggie Overate, emsee. ... Margaret Hest. ings lust week started her sixth su mmer at the. Sha mrock, Keansburg, N. J.... Seabee Hayworth and Marion Andrews. with their son. Joe. who were with Harry Id. St reusel' "Frivolities" on the Mutual wheel. 1928-'30, and later had their own taba and hillbilly shows, are operating drive-In theaters and kiddie playgrounds in Pine Hill, N. C. . .. Frankie Hart now Mrs. Frances Dee mer. is with Royal American Shows. ...James Coughlin will spend his sum mer lay-off at ho me in Big Rapids. Mich.... Irving Her. mon and Mazy Anne. ditto, at their home in Lake Hiawatha, N. J., end Jane Vitale and Jerry Gerken at Lake Hopatcong, N. J. ...Ines Claire, while at the Palace. Bufalo, threw a birthday party for pinrimer, Ida Ro m June 1.... Happy Ray. former co mic, is now emsee with the new Girl Show which Fred Sindell Is operating at Coney Island, N. Y. Also with it es outfront orator à Walter Budd. lest season straight man and stage neat. ager at the State. Canton. O. Pat Galvin, strip-talker, moved to the Boxy, Cleveland. June 2, thru Lou Miller.... Sally Keith and her tassels started May 26 at the Greenwich Village Inn. Manhattan. . . Max Kurtz's Kentucky Club, Woolbridge, N. Y., opens June 10 w`in Frank Darcey, vocalist and FITD,(C: Helen Rita and her all-girl ork. end El Chices ru mba band plue Sadie Banks, featured, all booked thru the M aurice Kurtz agency
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CINCINNATI, June 3.--The Cincinnati Summer Opera Association kicks of its season in the zoo theater July 2 with Winifred Reich and Ra-
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that' the death of Harry De- merchandising. He says that he Grace in Indianapolis recently re- tried Schools in Texas during the moves another old-time showman, winter but that the small spots were who had experience in most not worth while. He's been working branches of the business. He was a halls since. Northway also is get-
drive-ins getting under way this week competent and hard worker and will ting together a museu m that he
in the Eastern Pennsylvania-Delaware asta for the first Urne are the ,Keystone Drive-In, Lebanon, Pa., with David Sablosky doing the booking and buying of pictures, and the 725-car Midway Drive-In near Carbondale, Pa., with Luke Farrell, coming in as manager. Also opening are two built by Thomas and Paul Kerrigan --the Highway Drive-In, Frackvile, Pa., and the Harrisburg Drive-In located in Lower Paxton Township, Pa. Toni E. Elliott 1. doing the booking and buying for both.
Elkton Drive-ln, with Fred Perry managing, has opened on U. S. High-
be missed." ... Daniel Sennett *il have 16m m. pix and some flesh in the Virginia, Minn., area this su mmer. Sennett will play one-day stands with the feature pix that he has been presenting in the Duluth sector the past winter. . . . T. L. Northa m writes from Milbank, Ala., that he has had a one-man trick working thru Texas this winter. He plans to add some more flesh and go
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ATLANTIC CITY, June 3. -- The
plans to present in halls in the fall. ... "I have beep M Idaho the past winter with a school and hall show," letters Arthur Dowel » from Sibley, Ia. "Idaho is poor country for school shows as the towns are small and the jumps long. At Grangeville recently Imet the Howe Show, which has been making one-day stands and doing okay. It's a three-person unit which has been presenting E. F. Hannan's "Pay Up or Else." The show is fast and hying Howe does some good specialty nu mbers. I'm going to try out a platform show and do some merchandising. Sold scene of my 16m m. film to Roy Holbrook, who plans to work around Moscow.
Jack Vivian Presa Chief
CANON CITY, Colo., June 3. -- Brunk's Comedians, under direction of Hemy L Brunk, who opened in Boise City. Okla., late in April have been playing to good business on their tour of Colorado considering the drought conditions prevalent In this sector. Brunk's grandson, Jerry BroWn. joins the show upon completion of the school term in Wichita, Kan. Jack Vivian. one-ti me ownermanager of Allen Bros.' Stock Company. joined as manager of the public relations department
way 40 near Wilmington, Del. In- first drive-in theater in the Southern Idaho." ...The Dotty Fa mily has Peggy Wilson joined at La Junta,
cluded in the open-airer are a large Jersey resort area was scheduled to been working halls with a vaude- Colo., and is selling tickets. Erman
free playground, tree television and open this week. A 000-car installa- pic- museum attraction around La- Gray's son. Bill, Is a recent addition.
a snack bar. Free bottle warming tion near Pleasantville, N. J., it will mar, Mo. The four-person show re- He will help in the concession de-
service also is available. Robert P. Maclary, of Newport, Del., also an-
be known as Atlantic Drive-In and operated by Walter Reade Theaters.
cently took delivery on a new trailer, but has quit playing schools
partment and -do specialties with his parents.
nounced the early completion of his Pleasant Hills Drive-In In suburban Wilmington.
Occupying open-airer play area,
a 20-acre lot, the new will have a large freeincluding swings, slides,
because, they say, the spots aren't worth it. . . ."Haven't been doing much in the flesh line because we
Show roster includes Don L.asley, leads and advance man; Walter Lukas, lieht comedy and juveniles;
Merry-Go-Rounds, pony rides and a have some new 18m m, film that ha, Johnny Wilson and Jim my Parren,
large-screen television. Planned as been going good and which is per. general business; Erman Gray, char-
year-round operation and not only miling the family to rest a bit'' acters; Toby Brunk. comedy; Kitty
for the summer, It will be equipped letters M. N. (Mel) Andrews from Forren, ingenue leads: Jerry Dexter,
with individual heater units and Havre, Ariz. "We made about NO leads or general business: Mercedes
sound speakers for each car.
church dates during the winter. We Brunk, general business and char-
The playground, which will be have our tent outfit stored near here. acters. and Cille Forren, concessions. open during the day without charge but it will re main in the barn as we Erman and Goldie Gray handle the
as a community recreation center, also will have all types of heavyduty play equipment for children, as well as horseshoes, deck tennis and television for the aduts. Jack Ha mil-
can't see where we can break even with it. Transportation is too expensive. The weather was a tough thing to light in this area the past winter."
musical openings and Eddy and Jim my Farren are the feature vaude attraction.
The Grays took delivery on a new car and trailer. parchased from Jack
Famous Players Set ton, who has managed two other
drive-ins for the Reade organization. will come here to direct the new op-
Hoxie. former Western film actor, who visited the show at Boise City. Mr. and Mrs. Lukas also purchased
Two St. John Spots eration and will recruit his staff of
cashiers, field men, traffic men and
a new car. Members of the Plunkett show visited with Brunk's personnel
other employees locally.
ST. JOHN, N. B., June 3.--Famous while Plunkett was playing Eads and
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Players here have selected two loca- Brunk's org was in Lamar, Colo. Bev
tions for drive-in theaters. ritory has been taboo in
This terthe past
Watson, former leading man with Midwestern shows, also was arecent
because of the short sum mers, chilly visitor. While the org w as in Las
weather and overdose nearest drive-in to the
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Colo., personnel did a show Veterans' Hospital there.
the Borderland, situated on the U. S.. Canada line several miles from
Brunk said that at Holly, Colo., the org day and dated Stevens Bros.'
Houlton. Me.. and Woodstock, N. B. Circus.
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Drive-In Theaters :are are dated to open their new South Loop 13 DriveIn Theater this month. ...Hira m Parks, former fil m salesman and now an exhibitor in Lubbock, Tex.. was in the Alamo City recently. He plans tu construct a 750-car ozoner on West Com merce Street here, catering mostly to Latin-American trade... Atlas Motion Picture & Television Corporation has been formed here with studios on South Ala mo Street. Oficials of the company include M. R. Arnold, Denver Brandon. Henry S. Marasco and Ken B. McClure. Jack .laccazd, of Hollywood, has been engaged as director. Production has
tarted on the first Western. . . Ra miro Cones. of Cactus Fil ms here, is road showing "No Te Enganes
and is functioning again this season. The Fa mous Pl. yens locations are
on the outskirts of Halifax, N. S.. and Sydney, N. S. Several other theater chains, including Odeon. Franklin & Herschorn, Afiliated. and B&L, have been considering establishing drive-in units at several locations in the mariti mes, but have been deterred by the weather conditions and short season.
Plans to use a suburban St. John race track have been sidetracked for the present at least by litigation in. volving the track and a court order for sale of the property·by the county sherif at the request of creditors.
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ANGELES --Bert. 75, former actor and stage director, May 30 in New York. He had appeared in such oldtime successes as The Lion and the Mouse, What Happened to Jones? and with Henry W. Savage's Castle Square Opera Company. He was known for his staging of dance routines for vaude acts.
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BUSCH --Mrs. Lina, 62, widow of .Takob Busch-Nurnberg, former German circus owner. April 2. The Busch-Nu rnberg Circus specialised in elaborate water specs.
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CAVANAUGH --John (Slim), 50, outdoor showman for 20 years and operator of the National Showmen's Association lunchroom in New York, May 29 in St. Mary's, Pa. (See General Outdoor Department for details.)
COLLETTE -- Paul K. secretary-
leaves a son and daughter and his parents.
HEALY -- Ja mes (Fretichy), 75, boss canvai man on the Royal American Shows, May 31 in Chicago. (Details in General Outdoor Department)
JMANEK --Prof. Alois, 91, composer, May 24 in Prague. A choir m uter and piano teacher, he wrote the opera, Deemer, and the musical comedy, The Wedding, based on a Gogol comedy. He had many songs, sonatas, orchestral and piano compositions to his credit.
LANGIE --Mrs. Mary B., musicomedy singer known as Mary Burns, May 27 in Rochester. N. Y. She appeared in the Student Prince in the 1920's and in The Merry Wives of Windsor and Ha mel and Gretel.
LEEN-- George J. (Whiskers), 71,
past president of the Youngstown, O.,
stagehan ds' union, May 26 In Youngs-
town Hospital of internal hemor-
rhages.
LUNDBERG --
A., baritone
soloist and for many years a member
of the Manufacturers' Chorus of
Bridgeport, Conn., May 24 in that
city. Survived by his widow, Alma;
a brother, Kenneth, West Hartford,
Conn., and a sister, Belle. Bridgeport.
Burial in Mountain Grove Ce metery,
Bridgeport, May 26.
McATEE -- Mary, 58, wife of Ells-
worth McAtee, ride foreman, May 2(
in Wakeeney. Kan., of a heart attack.
She had been with the Great Sutton,
S. W. Brundage, Dodson's World Fair,
Barton and Mrs. Earl E. Shirley, all Wilard May 19 in Queen City, Tex.
of Colu mbus. Burial in Union Ceme- Father is well known thruout Texas
tery,·Colu mbus, May 22,
as Willard the Wizard, whose magie
RCBINS --Mrs. Matilda, wife of the show has toured that State under
late Frank A. Robins, circus owner- canvas for many years.
manager, May 28 a". her home in A son, David Lloyd. to Mr. and Mrs.
Hollywood. Fla. Survivors include a A. Barlett Ron Jr., May 26 in Santa
son. Milt. and a daughter. Mrs. Monica, Calif. Mother is the daugh-
Winona Willing.
ter of Harold Lloyd. film star and
SACHS --Sophie, 82, wife of bur- producer. lesque comedian Mike Sachs, and A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry formerly of the tea ms of Sachs and Wilcoxon May 28 in Hollywood.
Vallin and Sachs and Meyers, May Mother is the former ¡can Woodbury;
22 in Brookline, Mass. Her daughter. father is production assistant to Cecil
Mrs. George St. Pierre; asister, Gus- B. De Mille.
aie Vallin, and brothers, George,
A son, Dennis Lee, In Mr. and Mrs.
Dave and Charles Yellin. also sur- K. L. Irwin recently in Queen of
Vive. Burial in Progressive Cemetery, Angels Hospital, Los Angeles. Mother
West Roxbury, Mass., May 24.
is the former Ruthe Overstreet, of
SILVER --Morris, 67, for mer songwriter, band vocalist and founder of the Chicago office of the Willia m Morris Agency, June I in that city. Survived by a brother, Joe, and a sister, Clara. Burial in Mount Maariv Ce metery, Chicago. (Further details in Night Clubs-Vaudeville Department)
SIMONEIT --Alfred, 47, circus and vaude artist, in Copenhagen, Denmark, May 1. Simoneit and a brother were formerly partnered in the balancing act, Los Ovidos. Later he and his wife did an aerial act under the name of the Two Disons.
VAN DER SLUIS --Clytie, 73, of the Van Barkley Trio, recently in Houston. Survived by a daughter, Maxine, and a son. Jimmie. Burial in Bir mingham.
the Crescent Amusement Company. A son, Gregory Paul, to Mr. raid
Mrs. Paul Angdi May 13 in Canton, O. l'ather owns the Stark Novelty Company in Canton.
A daughter, Sherry Ellen. to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kramer in Bridgeport. Conn., May 17. Mother is the daughter of Samuel A. Lefkowitz, Bridgeport correspondent for The Billboard.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dexter May 22 in Hollywood. Father is a disk jockey. Mother is the former Mickey Redburn, vocalist.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eyth May 28 in New York. Father is radio director of the New York Police Athletic League.
A daughter, Mary Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. K. Tatha m May 27 in John Warner Hospital, Clinton, Ill. Father is owner of Tatha m Ems.' Shows.
treasurer of Oak Rubber Company, Dyer's Greater, later Bros., Ross Llano VINCENT -- Peter A., 70. former A daughter. Roberta, to Mr. and
Ravenna. O., manufacturer of toy and Sunflower State shows. Burial in magician and retired personnel man- Mrs. Jack Atlas in Santa Monica,
balloons. Ravenna.
May 16 at (Details in
his home in General Out-
Wakeenev. McCARTY --Elmer L.,
34,
instruc-
ager of the Driver-liarria Co mpany, June 1 in Point Pleasant, N. J. Be-
Calif.. May publicist.
28.
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door Department.)
tor and dra ma coach at New York fore joining the firm in 1910 he
CRAIG --Harold, 38, former showman. May 19 in the South Amboy, N. J., explosion. Survived by a sister. Mrs. E. R. Stacy.
DAILEY --Joseph A., 51, pony ride owner, recently at his home in Ornro, Wis., of aheart ailment. Survived by his widow, Dorothy; three sons, Donald. James and John; two daughters, Phyllis and Jean, two sisters and a brother. Burial in Nepeuskun Cemetery. Ornro.
GOETZ --George, 64. former vaudevillian. recently in Ha mburg. N. Y. He performed with bis wife, Rhea, in the comedy act of Goetz and King, before retiring nine years ago.
HADA--Carl, 44. who with his wife. Stella, operated Glenn Porter's Torture Show last season on the F. E. Gooding Amusement Company, June 1 in Chicago. He had also been with the James E. Strates. World of Mirth. S. W. Brundage, Willia m Glick and other shows during his 25 years in the business. Besides his wife be
Frederick C. Taylor
Frederick Chase Taylor, 52, known to radio as Col. Lemuel Q. Stoopnagle, died in a Boston hospital May 29 of a heart ailment. He was One of the first radio comedians developed entirely by that medium and, in association with Budd Hulick, a
University and director of the Town and Country Players, a strawhatter in Iola. Kan., May 30 in Wadsworth, Kan. His widow, parents and a brother survive.
MEISEL --Richard Wayne, infant son of James Meisel, assistant manager of the Rockaway Playland, Rockaway Beach. N. Y., and manager of its Penny Arcades, May 29 in Rockaway Beach. His twin. Jeffrey, another brother and his parents survive.
MORTENSEN --Carl, 68, manager of Copenhagen's Tivoli amusement park, killed in auto accident near Copenhagen, Denmark. May 2. Further details in General Outdoor section.
NYkLaN --Aino. 38. Finnish ba112t dancer. May 29 in Tammerfors. Finland, of burns sustained when his costume caught tire.
PEN NINGTON -- William E.. 64, former theatrical scenery manager. May 29 in New Milford. Conn. He retired In 1948 from his managerial post for the Robert W. Bergman Studio Scenery Company. He was a member of the Washington Square Players Company, which later became the Theater Guild. His widow survives.
toured the country for many years. He was a past president of the Professional Entertainers of New York and a me mber of the Society of American Magicians, Newark Magicians' Club and the National Variety Artists. His widow, a daughter. a son and two sisters survive.
WEAVER --Leon (Abner), 87, former vaudevillian in the Weaver Brothers act, May 27 in Hollywood. Among the most successful of the hillbilly acts, the brothers started in 1914 and continued until about 1940, playing from the New York Palace to Seattle and twice abroad. They made 1 films from 1937 to 1942. His brother, Frank, known as Cicero in the act, and sister-in-law. June, known as Elviry, survive.
WEINBERT --Forrest S., 57, vicepresident of the Kalamazoo County (Mich.) Fair .ssociation. May 28 at his home near Vicksburg, Mich.
WILLIAMS-- Fred (Frenchy), 58, carnival and park concessionaire, May 29 of aheart attack on the show lot at Union City, O., where he was working with Lone Star Shows. Formerly at Eastwood Park, Detroit, he was a member of the Michigan Showmen's Association. Survived by his widow, Florence; son, Fred Jr., and a daugh-
BILLY HILL
(Continued tro m page 41)
be published and put on sale. Billy Hill struck pay dirt with Tke
Last Roundup, and as the royalties started pouring in. he turned in his doorman's uniform and moved to the Park Plaza Hotel on West 57th Street, New York, where he became a tipper instead of a Him «. During the next seven years, he enjoyed a meastire of affluence that comes with success, and when the old urge to travel seized him, he rode on plush and not the rods.
While the public looked to him for Western songs, Billy Hill also wrote ballads of equal charm --nostalgic tunes like his There's an Old Spinning Wheel in the Parlor that recalled the carefree days of long ago --wellremembered songs like his Chapel in the Moonlight and Cabin in the Pines which have the timeles appeal of a. Currier & Ives' print.
On December 24, 1940, the kindly heart that Bily Hill put into his songs stopped beating, and when the nation was about to light its Christ mas trees, this composer-lyricist who thru his music brought the wonders of
ter, Mrs. Alfred E. Joiner. Burial in the West to the efete East, was
IN LO VI N G M E M O R Y
Forest La wn Cemetery, Detroit WILSON --John G. (Joe). 50, exec
veepee of the Radio Corporation of
headed for his last roundup. Unless otherwise noted, all of Billy
Hilts songs are published by Shapiro,
ef sty husband
America, in charge of the RCA Vic- Bernstein & Co., Inc. tor division' May 31 in Wynnewood,
former announcer, starred on CBS from the early 1930's until 1937. when they split up. Stoopnagle's crazy hu mor featured "little known interviews with
CHÀRLES PETERS
wire passed away May IS, 1947
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little known people," "daffynitions," "spooneris ms" and many screwy inventions. He was the author of many magazine articles and books. includinz You Wouldn't Know Me From Ada m, My Back So the Son, My Tale ts Twisted and Father Goosenagle, the last named written with Lawrence Lanar. Recently he had made several radio and TV guest shots and two years ago was the comic on Vaughn Monroe's Camel cigarette show. Ha leaves his second wife, Kay Bell, former news· paperwoman.
P OLL Y P E TE RS PETERSEN --Aage, 57. director of the Valencia nitery, Copenhagen, Denmark, April 1 in that city. QUERZE --Adolpho 56, music director, May 28 in Sandwich, Mass. His wi do w and two daughters survive. REED --George M. (Doc), 74. med
BOYER- CHALK -- Bob Boyer, member of the WR5'D, Worthington, O.. Rural Rangers orchestra, and Helen Chalk May 14 in South Whitney. Ind.
CRISTIANI-DAVENPORT -- Pete Cristiani, former me mber of the Cristiani Fa mily troupe and now with Dailey Bros.' Circus, and Norma Davenport, perfor mer and daughter of the owner of the circus, at Port Heron, Mich., May 22.
The Ladd Sisters open the show with · fast song-and-dance act. Pat Theriault follows with a sock turn
on the banjo. Nadine Jansen comes on with a novelty turn that calls for her to play the piano and tru mpet at the same time. Fred and Fee are amusing in a record act and sock over Spike Jones's fa miliar Cocktails for Two. Glenn Pigott folows with a couple of excellent piano solos. Roy Douglas and Eddie, vent act on next to closing, work a little
show operator and pitchman for 40 years, May 20 in Colu mbus. Ct. hos-
Divorces
blue for the family trade but otherwise are effective. Contino held
pital. Survived by a son. Ja mes,
down the closing slot.
Columbus; two dau ghters. Mrs. Va. Beverly Baker fro m Scotty Beck- Pic, Side Street.
leria Wilson, Flint, Mich., and Mrs. ett. actor, in Los Angeles May 31.
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Mixed Weather E. J. Casey Launches Season Rain Cuts Big
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Winnipeg cheered E. J. Casey Shows
and was cheered opened its season
59 held down attendance at parks and here. There were ample reasons. The opening was · signal that conditions shore resorts, with the latter suffer- in Winnipeg were returning to normal. Moreover, there was gratitude,
ing the mbst. Monday (29) was 'atotal openly voiced by city dads, for the contribution made by the Casey org --its blank for most enterprises because of personnel and equipment --during and im mediately following the flood.
Two Days Washed Out
an all-day rain thruout most of the These contributions by the carnival were pointed up by the organization's
area.
own loss during the flood and by the generosity of its management. Three NE W YORK, June 3.--Prospects
Decoration Day fooled weather prophets by being sunny and warm. However, the forecast of a cool, wet
Bye Amendment day undoubtedly caused many pros-
pective fun-seekers to decide on spending the day close to home, or
To Johnson Bill at least delayed their arrival at the
fun centers. Saturday (27) was clear and balmy
Is Under Study in the East. and park and carnival
of its stands were canceled, Its winter quarters were flooded. and families of personnel were evacuated.
35 Pitch In Yet 35 stafers pitched into the flood-control work and into the task of rehabilitating the area as the waters receded. Moreover, Casey himself contributed large supplies of food stufs, cigarettes. etc.. before
of early season big grosses for amusement park operators in the metropolitan area occasioned by the Decoration Day week end were dampened at least partially by bad weather Sunday and Monday (2839). Weather was good on Saturday
(28) and the holiday. Repeating previous week-end performances, opt notched good takes when the ele-
ops in many instances scored some of such agencies as the Red Cross their best takes this spring. Carnival stepped in.
ments allowed, Decoration Day being WASHINGTON. June 3. --In the the b.est of· the four-day period.
cps, who have been wallowing in mud for the past month, were especially in need of the business garnered on Saturday. and this probably benefited carnival and permanent fun zones alike while affecting shore resorts.
In the Midwest, carnivals generally had their best stretch of weather this season. Not a few enjoyed the best business since leaving quarters. Humming Peoria, Ill., provid ed Hennies Bros.' Shows, a railroad show, with a holiday gross that was by far its biggest single-day take of the year. It was so large that it exceeded some full-week business for the show since it left winter quarters.
Royal American Shows, playing St. Louis, reported daily grosses each of which topped that of the corresponding day at the same location last year.
Parks, generally, in the Midwest experienced holiday attendance approximating that of last year. More funspots reported an increase than a decrease in per capita spending, and this was construed as an indication
Carl Mortenson of what lies ahead. On the West Coast weather wasn't with the operators. Rain, cold and
Dies in Crash fog hurt. Patrons as a whole were
tighter with their money. No funspots reported higher spending, and one, Virginia Park. Long Beach. Calif., said spending was do wn 25 per cent from last year.
PaTuolyDieE.BsallCionololenRtatveM,efrn.,na RAVENNA. 0., June 3.--Paul E.
Collette, secretary-treasurer of Oak Rubber Company here, manufacturer of toy balloons tiled May 16 at his Ravenna home after several months' ilness.
Collette along with John W. Shira, organized Oak Rubber in 1916 and helped to develop it into the world's
As early as May 3, Casey volunteered one of his canteen busses for use by the city in feeding flood-control workers. Less than a week later he turned another canteen bus over for similar use.
On one day, records show. 12,000 hot dogs, thousands of cups of cofee, and hundreds of sandwiches, not to mention cigarettes, doughnuts, candy bars, etc., were dispensed from the location. During the more than twoweek period in which the canteen busses were used, an estimated 100,000 hot dogs were handed out.
Supply Power Plant. In addition to supplying canteens and manpower to operate them. Casey furnished stoves, cofee-makers, griddles, tables, benches and wiring for a cookhouse thrown up near a bridge to feed dike-builders. Tent for the cookhouse was supplied by the army. inasmuch as the show's canvas was under water. To man the cookhouse, the show supplied two men on 12hour shifts. They were aided by Red Cross worker,.
The show's contribution was not confined to feeding workers. It also supplied three trucks to carry sandbags and two for towing. two mobile generating plants, and much wiring, spotlights and electrical equip ment Eight hundred feet of the show's front lighting lines were erected at one dike, and these enabled workers to continue thru the night.
Besides Casey, show personnel taking part in the work included Ken Goodison. Jack Be rnie, John Bodnar, Monty Gershlield, Willia m (Red) Sorochan, Rooney Goodison, Mickey Perepeluk, R. G. (Shorty) Kerslake, Art Curtis. -George Yakimchuck and Tom Bes et
With a touch of hu mor. the Casey Shows in its display advertising its opening Thursday, tagged the show lot, "the Norwood Community Club Flood Bowl" and added a postscript, "And, oh. yes, we still have a few hot dogs left."
wake of final hearings this week on the Johnson Bill to restrict interstate shipment of gaming devices, spokes men for the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com mittee declared that proposed amend ments to exempt outdoor showbiz from the bill's restrictions "are continuing to get serious study." (See story in Coin Machine section).
Among major proposed amendments under study Is one ofered last month (The Billboard, May 13) by Herbert W. Bye, representing the Railroad Show Owners' Association. Others included proposals by Harry J. Batt, president of the National Association of Amusement Parks, Pools and Beaches, and Dow W. Harter, attorney for Toy Manufacturers of the U. S. A., Inc.
Bye's .mendment proposed to define machines to be banned along the same line as used by the Internal Revenue Bureau in describing machines on which the $100 gaming tax is to be collected. His amendment would further limit the definition of "gambling devices" by emphasizing that the term refers solely t gaming machines.
The question of exempting outdoor show-type equipment did not recur in the anal two days of hearings this week. There were no requests by outdoor show folk to make further appearances beyond those already made in the sessions last month.
Begin Construction on New Lansdale, Pa., Race Track
LANSDALE. Pa., June 9.--A halfmil track, which will feature stock and midget car races and to be called Furturiatic Speedway. is being built here.
Philadelphia backers are said to be supplying the money. Spot will be managed by Bill Vail, veteran race promoter of Pitman, N. J., and manager of Alcyon Speedway. Vail will continue to handle Alcyon.
Robert Guenther, .r easur er of Olympic (N. J.) Park, said attendance at the funspot over the holiday was pared slightly by rain below the figure for the corresponding time in 1949. He added that per capita spending at the park remained the same 86 reported earlier in the season --a bit above last year's pace.
Olympic Features Act. Free circus acts booked into Olympic by Herman Blumenfeld. of the George A. Harald & Son Agency, New York, for the May 29 week were Don Francisco, high wire; Two Francanes, amps: Salty Burbank, musical novelty, and The Flying Valentines. casting act. Fireworks and concerts by Joe Basile's Band also were presented Decoration Day. At Palisades (N. J.) Park, CoOwner Irving Rosenthal reported (See Rain Cuts Sir! Hoddsu. page 55)
COPENHAGEN, June 3. --Opening of Copenhagen's renowned Tivoli amusement park May 3 was marred b. the accidental death the preceding day of Manager Carl Mortensen, who also had interests in the amusement park at Dyrehaysbskken, suburb of Copenhagen, and in other amusement enterprises.
Mortensen. 68, was instantly killed when a car driven by his son, Kai Erik Mortensen, went out of control and hit a tree.
Aage Petersen, 57. director of the Valencia, local cabaret, also recently died. The Valencia specialized in spectacular shows end sensational acts, including top bracket American circus and vaude acts. It was at this spot that the libeling aerial star, Lillian Leitzel, met her death.
largest producer of toy balloons. He was active in the Toy Manufac-
turers Association and the Rubber Association. He was a past president of the Ravenna Chamber of Commerce, the Co mmunity Cheat, Kie warns Club. and also served as veil-
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der of the show. Williams and his Ices were held here today for Ja mes
Bentonville, Ark., Park Skeds Races, Thrill Show
nor mal show runs approxi mately two hours. with 40 minutes given over
aids have prepared an eight-page 81/2 by 1-Pich booklet, outlining the exact
(Frenchy) Healy, 75, boss canvas man of the Royal American §hows, who
to the showing of several diferent films of IH products. The films play
method of running a party night. The only promotion used to plug
died Wednesday (31) in his home here. He sufered a heart attack two
down the commercial messages but the night is a self-mailer piece, pre- week, ago while on the show.
BE.NTONVILLE, Ark., June 3.-- Auto races, athrill show, rodeo, horse races and baseball will be staged in
emphasize agricultural progress and try to pass along vital general information to the farmer, Williams said.
pared by the IH promotion department and sent to the individual dealer's entire mailing list. In addition,
Healy had been with Royal American for 10 years and prior to that was with Ringling Bros. and
Ko mark Park here this year, Carl The dealer who conducts a family the dealer is urged to call approxi- Barnu m da Bailey Circus for 42 years.
Johnson, operator of the park, an- party is given two or three minutes mately 25 to 50 customers, plus the He was a member of the Greater
nounced.
at the start and end of the progra m to vicinity's leading civic figures. News- Tampa Showmen's Association.
Johnson also is owner of the Cozy greet and say goodnight to the crowd. paper and radio plugging is generally He is survived by his widow, Gene-
Theater here.
A regular emsee handles the remain- (international Harvester, page 61) vieve.
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W ILLIAM BOYD, as Hopalong Cassidy, is riding high again. But the role
" hasn't always meant bank roll. Boyd Is back in the saddle beca me of a hefty helping of a New England writer's vision, plus effective ideas and a tenacity all his own.
Boyd, the star and part-owner of Cole Bros.' Circus. Is the hottest kids' attraction in television, the biggest na me lure in circus business, the most
potent factor in kids' merchandise tie-ins, acomic strip and comic book sub-
ject, and a power in radip. And he is poised for a return to motion pictures.
This is a far cry from the Bill Boyd of two years ago. Then he was as
flat busted as yesterday's Hopalong Cassidy balloon. A movie has-been, he had mortgaged his ho me and car and had spent his ravings, a reported $350,000, on a comeback ga mble via television. Just when the gamble ap-
peared lost, his fortune turned. His old movies, spotted on TV. caught on, their popularity soared, and he galloped to the top in video ratings. His TV success sent him to the heights in other fields.
Cirrus Si., Lengthened
Typically, his stint as a circus star
has proved so profitable that his
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been postponed so he can stay longer
with Cole Bros.
His name on about 100 fantastically
assorted merchandise iterns means
rapid-fire sales for concessionaires.
novelty men and department stores.
His comic books (Bil Boyd and Boy-
nton° Co rid 0) cell 46.000.000 copies
yearly. His album of Colu mbia records is nearing the 400 000-sale mark.
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flickers which Boyd made for himself will start feeding into the TV mill in '51, when the first of them become old enough for television use. Next year
Boyd wil make IS new films especially for TV, these to be produced by NBC at a cost of $50.000 each.
General Foods Corporation is buying Hopalong TV shows as contracts with other sponsors expire. The same firm also sponsors the }Windom; radio
show carried by the Mutual network.
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GENE RAL OUTDOOR
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Rain Cuts Big Holiday
Play in New York Area
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tinuing. Free attractions booked into
Palisades by the Ha mid Agency were
the Trisca Troupe and Henry
Jerome's orchestra. Park pool opened Saturday.
Rockaway Drawn Big An esti mated crowd of 500.000 visited Rockaway's Pl.yland over the four-day period, according to park Owner A. Jo ,ph Geist. He reported good spending and said that gate prizes of dolls, bicycles and toy -ire engines were distributed. Long Island Railroad. owners of a firegutted trestle which conveyed a good portion of Rocka way's custo mers .0 the spot, will make an announcement shortly on whether the trestle . be rebuilt, according to Rocka way's Cha mber of Com merce. Alternative measure has the city acquiring, IC-
building end operating the trestle. First excursion boats of the season
put in at Rockaways' Playland Decoration Day. Funspot has a lie-up with the Wilson Lines and Circle Sightseeing Line, connecting several New York and New Jersey pointa in the metropolitan arca with Rockaway. Geist reported that two excursion boats brought about 1,000 persons to the park May 30.
Indians Point Okay Ed Kel mans. manager of Indian Point Park, Peekskill, N. Y., said that the season looked pro mising after a throng of 25,000 had passed thru the wickets over the four-day period. Decoration Hay crowds broke all gale attendance records for the spot, according to Kel mans with the, bulk of it supplied by auto trade. Park manager said that promotion is aimed especially at capturing cardriving patrons.
Opening daily operations Saturday, May 20, Indian Point drew 20,000 over the week-end, Kelmans said, including 3,500 boys on an outing sponsored by the ·-ew York Police Athletic League. Kids were given reduced rates, of a nickel per ride and were brought to the park by the Hudson River Day Lines. Kelmans expects the river boats to supply a good portion of his custo mers and said that outings totaling 10,000 persons would arrive at the park by boat Saturday (17).
Rye Spending Up
Play' eid, at Rye, N. Y., which bowed for the season Saturday. May 27. drew 75.000 persons over the four-day period, according to Park Director Allan E. MacNicol. Ile said that spending was ahead of last year's pace and that rain over the week-end had ha mpered biz at the funspot very little. since all rides, except a Roller Coaster, and most of the park grounds are under cover. Special features opening day were a concert by the Westchester Parkway Police Choir and Glee Club and a firework, display.
Management at Coney Island's Steeplechase Park reported that good crowds and spending marked the spot's bow over the week-end of May 20. Esti mates of the turnout at Coney Island over Decoration Day were set at 750,000, with spending holding up at a high level. Steeplechase, ordinarily closed on Monday, opened for the day in an attempt to catch the ho me-from-school kid trade, but rain killed the effort. Extensive pro motion planned by Coney Island Cha mber of Co m merce for benefit of me mber ope la the arca haa not ye begun.
Bathing at Coney Island and at Jones Beach, .hich attracted 42,000 persons Decoration Day, was mostly of the sun variety, with water te mperatures down around 55 degrees.
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Bridgeport, Conn., Barnu m Festival
which is being pro moted by Joseph
Harry Julius. operator of the Ar- ago appeared with Johnny Olsen on V. Dunn, of the local com mittee... .
cade on Royal American Shows, and Ned E Tort', of Wisconsin Deluxe
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A large colored photo of the company and staf of the Bufalo Bill.
Co mpany, Milwaukee, attended the recent Chicago convention of the American Coin Machine Manufacturers' Association. . . . Clair McOmber. member of the Alegan
troupe, known as "Ralph Krause and His Radio Revue" into fairs and celebrations in Wisconsin.
The Montreal Daily Star recently
Show taken while the org was play-. ing the Oly mpia, London, England, in 1909 is on display at the LoewPalace Theater, Bridgeport, Conn.. where the fil m "Annie Get Your
(Mich.) Fair board, in Chicago recently, enthused about the many events to be held at the fairgrounds this season. The Allegan plant has the only lighted half- mile track in Western Michigan, he pointed out.
allotted a lengthy editorial to RIRC Billings' Belmont Park, praising the funspot for its modern improvements, facilities and attractions. Spread included a two-colu mn pie showing Goldia Restall, motorcycle
Gun" is playing. Pic is e l l: collection owned by Mats Loew city manager in Bridgeport and for many years press agent with Bufalo Bill.
Racing was skedded to open May 27. thrill rider at the park, in action.
Four new giant searchlights art in
Ralph Krause. who several years
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Juggling Jewels recently played their third return engage ment at Palumbo's Restaurant, Philadelphia. . . .Charles Devitt. Joe and Wally Beach caught George A. Harnicfs circus at West Springfield, Mass., and visited with Janet May and Paul. Don Francisco and Mary. Ira and Buddy Watkins, ELly Ardelty. the Ericksons. Torellis. Roland Tiebor Jr. the Bodos. Herb Taylor and clowns.
Los A. m.. Al Marriott's high act.
·C/ .TOLE DO and Miss Luxe m. also a high act,
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Esther. iron jaw; Rosa Egresada. hee
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Carl Yavruian. popcorn concessionaire, is dickering for a West Side location near Detroit to install a n. w Kiddieland.
ponies. Show will move on seven trucks and carry a Side Show. After · week in Arizona it moves to California to present the grandstand attraction at Beau mont Cherry Festival June 17-19.
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;gress. Vacancy exists in the 18th
1District as the result of the recent
Paul Toby. European horse trainer who has been training show horses in Louisiana the past winter, stopped off in New York last week en route to Canada where he will present his high school horse, Agba, ridden by Line Valty. at fairs and horse shows.
'death of Rep. John Lesinski. A primary election is skedded this sum-
:mer to fill the vacancy.... Charles 'Albright, concessionaire with Foley
te Burk Shows, was in Co mpton, Calif., Decoration Day to pick up a new Mix-Up fro m the H. E. Ewart
Company. Ride will be placed in a
Happy Spitzer and his mule, Fran- park in the San Francisco area.
cis, are on a 10- week tour. Friday and Saturday (9-10) they will be in Westbrook, Me. . . . hala Watkins
i Stanley W. booking agent,
Wathon. New was confined
York to his
and his chi mps are at Palisades (N. J.) Park for a two-week engagement. Watkins is recuperating fro m hospitalization and surgery.
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Bert and Corinne Dearo. slack &ire and high act, info fro m Peru. Ind, that they opened their outdoor season June 5 at Lake Lansing Amusement Park, Haslett, Mich. Act will work for the Gus Sun office all summer with the exception of dates with
Ahanas Fa mily was the cover subject of the May 28 issue of Parade,
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Bill Boyd Tops 'Double' Trouble On Long Trail to Hopelong Role
(Continued fro m page 53)
point. First he succeeded in talking
and oil field worker kept Bill busy his way into the Hopalong role. Then until he was 19. Then he went to live he converted thr character fro m mav-
with his grandparents in Los Angeles erick to model Westerner. Next he and to try crashing the movies. Holly- wrangled a schedule of six Hopalong
wood wasn't impressed, however, so Cassidy fil ma, Twice the co mpany's
Bill plunked his roll for asecond-hand Pierce- Arrow and joined a half-dozen others with ears in operation of the Pick wick Line. Na med for the San Diego theater where the limousine jockeys first pitched for passengers, the line offered rides to resort areas and later expanded to serve the L A.. Prisco carriage trade.
original plan, and thus established the character in the minds of the Saturday afternoon movie moppets. Alter the sixth, kids called for more.
Boyd pushed a playboy past far behind hi m and modeled his personal actions after Hopalong's. He learned then to ride a horse.
atractive If Bill had stayed with that org he
might have become a bus line big shot because the line prospered and much later beca me a link in the Greyhound system. But Billy the Kid sold his ear and tried the flickers again.
This time (in 1919) Boyd made 15 bucks as an extra in a Cecil B. DeMille film, after which De Mille gave hi m a minor speaking role. But his career in motion pictures staggered when De Mille advised hi m to get out of the business. The two had clashed over how a bit should be done and De Mille told Bill he'd better pack up his make-up. Bill refused, stating fir mly that he intended to stick. His Spirit impr essed De Mille. When the
Not long after he began the Hop-
along series, Boyd married for the
fifth time. His
wife, Grace,
was a co medienne in the movies and
has shared the Cassidy ups and downs with Bill. The 13th anniversary of
their wedding will be this month.
They have no children and live un-
pretentiously in Hollywood Hills.
In all, Boyd has acted in 86 Hopalong fil ms -54 for Para mount and 16 which he produced hi mself and released thru United Artists, The latest was made three years ago. Hopalong's limp disappeared at the outset and a stripe on the breeches of his fa miliar costu me bas been eli minated; otherwise, the character has re mained unchanged.
scene was over Boyd had a De Mille
Peek Gives TV Tip
contract.
In 1938, a time when TV still was
Another Bill Boyd HUI did · minor part in King of Kings, worked for Fa mous Players In the early '20s, and in 1925 had the lead in The Voiga Boat man. He drew a star's 83,000 per week. Then ca me the talkies. Boyd's voice wasn't bad, but he dropped to lesser pictures. His stock dropped even lower because of another man by the na me Bill Boyd.
The other Bill Boyd gained recognition on the Broad way stage and then went to the Coast. He got in-
a blurr on the horizon, Boyd acidentally got a tip-off peek at Paramount's contract with Mulford. The creator of Hopalong Cassidy had specifically retained television rights to the series in that contract, which was writen in 1994.
"I figured that he must have had so mething in mind," Boyd said, And It put TV rights on Boyd's mind. For the next 10 years he worked to get those rights.
First he bought the fil ms the m-
volved in some bad p .blicity, and selves fro m four persons who held
the brand was burned on Hoppy when reissue rights. Then he made many a newspaper printed the wrong trips to Fryeburg, Me., to dicked with
Boyd's photo with the story. Bonny's Mulford on a possible deal for the studio knew he was an innocent vic- television privileges. Their final
tim, but it ripped up his contract for agree ment gave the writer 50 per cent
What Price for Mexico.
Glory.
Bonny
took
off
of all taxes;
HiotpagalvoengBoCaysdsidthye
profits video
before rights..
"About a year and a half later I That decade ended with Boyd a picked up an L A. paper in a Mexican has-been on the screen. But Hopalong hotel," Boyd recalled. 'There on the Cassidy movies first appeared on TV
front page was my picture again. in August, 1948. A Los Angeles sta-
And the story said I had died"!
Meets Ceaddy
The daily had made the sa me photo
mistake and this time Boyd raced
back to Hollywood. Death had taken
the other Bill Boyd; the future Hop-
along was ready to ride again.
Bill was 36 when Para mount of-
fered hi m his first Western role, the
ro mantic lead ln what was to be the
first Hopalong Gleason was to
plCa asysidthey
fil m. Ja mes role of Hen-
along, then a character calculated to
be the roughest, cussingest, flea-
bitten cowhand on the Holly wood
range. The na me Hopalong stem med
from the supposition that he carried
in his leg a sluz: fro m the six-shooter
tion paid $200 per showing the m. Now it is showing the sa me films for the fifth time around and at $1.000 per viewing.
Surprised by Hiss Seeing Mulford's idea for television, co mbining it with his own version of Hoppy and putting the whole plan into working order put Boyd in position for the boo m. He had set his sights high for TV, but even he bad not realized the scope of the things he was building. His across-the-board rise surprised hi m no teas than many others. But the kids --and thus the parents, producers, managers and merchandisers --fell in love with Hoppy and the rush was on.
of some equally low-down gunman, Unassu ming in his co meback, Bill
That's at any rate, was the Idea was apprehensive before his first
writer Clarence E. Mulford had in personal appearance a year ago. The
mind.
New York Daily News was launching
But Bill saw so mething different In the Hopalong co mic strip and Boyd
the script. "I liked
that
name,
Hopalong
Cas-
was on hand. The resulting mob --people lined up
sidy," he said, "and I thought that if eight deep for 26 blocks to see hire --
that cowboy were cleaned up. I'd like gave the first indication of bis draw-
to do the part."
ing po wer. His apprehension turned
Hopelons Converted
to amaze ment. At about the sa me
Horse sense and plenty of business time he made his first circus appear-
foresight cropped out in Boyd at this
(See BILL BOYD on page 63)
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4 kiddie rides and 9 concessions A free water carnival was featured and
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were John Kissane. who has had his trains on the lot for two years without
receiving any revenue on his costly invest ment. Tom Wade, too, was ready
last July 4 with his Whirl wind and
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Veni re Lake. for merly Ocean Vie w, ir under the direction of a new corporation, Venice Amuse ment Park. Inc. In addition to Charleston, other officers are To m Wade, concession manager, and Ralph Hopkins, press. The park intends to go after picnic business, tying it in with the swi mming and boating facilities of its 40acre salt water lake. An experienced picnic man is to be added to the staff. The park also will make a bid for auspices and has already let the novelty concession to Venice Post 177, A merican Legion. C. E. Pierson, commander, said that the concession would be staffed by various members
trick. Bill Ferguson, owners: Billie Judd and Helen Irick, cashiers: beer stand --Art Moan, owner; Bill Schwelnus. assistant; hot dogs --Ruth M C Mullen, owner; Mildred A mes. assistant: Ice crea m -- L. W. Burt. R. L Burt and Arline Burt; juice stand -- Ethel M. Nes mith. owner; Lillian Scott. assistant: peanuts, candy floss. popcorn -- Del Hungerford, owner; Bob Eastwold, assistant; barbecued hot dogs --Betty Reynolds. owner: Don Harding and Antionette Bernard. OFsistants.
George Hayes operates the kiddie Merry-Go-Round. street ear. auto and sleigh ride in Kiddieland.
of the met.
Legal Tangles Straightened Prices are ai med at the fa mily trade. Charleston said. Rides are 9 cents for kids and 20 cents for adults, with the exception of the pony ride, which is 25 cents. According to Clifford Enger. for mer Austin. Minn., municipal judge and now me mber of the law firm of Enger h Hiller, the fir m had to unravel many legal entangle ments to get the park in operation. Some of these were nbt in order until recently, which forced the park crew to work fast to get the amusement area open even for the preview.
Several projects, including the installation of a Skooter and I MerryGo-Round, will soon be co mpleted. Negotiations for the ride are now under way. The boat ride pool has been co mpleted.
New Whirls. nd Venice Lake features the new Whirlwind, a ride designed and made by To m Wade. Using cylindrical cars that carry 48 kids or 32 adults, the ride is driven by two propellers powered by 10 h.p. motcrs. Jack Wade, who helped build it, is also on the ride. The Sky Ride, a rocket ship affair, is also operated by the Wades. Don Sinkinson with Henry (Whitey) Hardy has the Tilt-a- Whirl, which was brought here after five months at Virginia Park in Long Island. Kissane has two Carter A. Morehart trains and uses two tracks. On the ride with hi m are Fern Kissane. Ray Willia ms. Charlie Organ and Oscar Vogen. John Clark. with Frieda Clark as cashier, has the Little Dipper. Clifford He mlick signed on a week ago with his pony ride. Concessions include Shooting Gallery --Jules F. Blu menial, owner; Fred Sanford, assistant: Arcade -- Wayne
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DOH WORK _ Of LAKE MACHINES!
The average family night talent package ran from four to as m any as eight performers, with one man doubling as emsee and troupe director and one or two different me mbers of the cast doubling 83 background mu-
the lit retailer thru the district manager. The farm implement firm breaks down the 98 States into 75 branches, each encompassing 80 to 90 retailers. Williams emphasized that II retailers are not forced to take the shows, but that the large majority participate willingly in the project. At present Willia ms said that TH is thinking of further expanding its 1950-51 talent budget.
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Carnival
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Hobart, Ind.. I. Valparelso 10; La Porte 1* Mishawaka 13, ri ore Rivets, Mich. 14;
Stu nts 13: Coldwater 11, Auburn. Ind , 11. Kelly. Al O .et Miller aros.; ilonteruno la.,
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Ring Bros.: Wynward, Sask., Can., 4. Waists
7: Mellott
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Mills Bros.. Keokuk. Ia. 5: Moberly. Mo. 'I:
Centralia 8, st. Chan« I; Alton. Ill. IS
Columbia. M O.. 12; Jefferson City 13, Sedalia
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S-7; ligereed 8-10, Bakersfield 14-17.
Mingling Bros. and Barnu m d. B.11ey: Newark. )1. J. 0-6; Westbury, L. L. N. Y., 9.10;
Bridgeport, Cono.. 12: Plainville 13: field. Ma o , 14, Waling:ord. Conn., IS: Ne W
lendon 11 ..Pall Myer. b41144.. 17. Rag e's Brea Danvile, Va.. 6; Graha m. 74 C,
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Bill w as ruled out on a technicality in the Senate by Lieut. G ov W illia m T. Carroll. Issue w as then referred to the legislative cou ncil for study. and an atte mpt to bri ng the bill to a vote w as defeated. Sen. Milton J. H er man said that it w as a little inconsistent for the Legislature not to enact the m easure w hile approving a la w per mitting Sunday sale of liquor In Cnnneetieut. Senator 1Veschler contended that the bill w as approved by the H ouse under pressure of hysteria.
Pueblo Spot Has Big Week
P U E B L O, C olo., Ju ne 3. - Lakeside Park here had a e mail M aY 24-30 w eek with Hill's G reater Sho ws as an attraction. Ot her features w ere
au» boat racing, night fire works, and a givea way M onday (30) nig ht by the V F W Athletic Association. Park M anager H arry Ells wood will have another big gathering July 4th w eek. Fire works will again be on tap.
C O P E N H A G E N, June 3. - Tivo l A m use ment Park, due to the accidental death of m anager Carl M ort-
ensen. early last m onth, has a ne w ad ministrative set- up, beaded by H enning S onger, a young la wyer w ho has held importa nt posts in the Labor
D epart ment of D en mark but Is m aking his debut here in the a muse ment field.
Songer will be assiste d by M r s Inge -Lise B ock, w ho has bee n na med
artistic director of the park. M rs. B ock is widely kno wn In the international a muse ment field as she has
been for m any years the directr ess of Copen hagen's lea ding night cl ubs, the N ational- Scala and the Lorry. H er a mbition à to provide Tivoli with a large vaude theater.
Tivoli al ways has presented big open-air circus-vaude sho ws and the opening bill this season included the F our Ferris, perch; A nnell and Brask, unicyclists T hree Li ntunen, equilibrista; Eight M ogadors, jugglers; and
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Re-Elect Alderson Ocean Beach Prexy;
Contracts Awarded
N E W LONDON, Conn., June 3.-- H. Fremont Alderson has been reelected president of Ocean Beach Park Board, which suprvises the cityowned-and-operated spot here. Elsa Moska, secretary, also was re-elected.
Com mittees for the year appointed by Alderson Include: Concessions. Laurence A. Chappell, chairman. Dr. C. John Seth and Edward .1 Denville; z. is, Dr. Satti, chairman, Richard
Sheflott and Morris Lubchansky; building, Edward E. Baldini, chairman, Chappell and Sheflott; and budget, Dr. Satti. chairman, Lubct.-nsky and Baldini.
No Spots, On Spot
COLLING WOOD, Ont.. June
3. --Ready, able and willing to
work --needed, too --the polar
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Dailey Broa.' Circus the unemployed be-
cause they are spotless.
When the Dailey show bought
the bears, their trainer explained
the routines to the new owners.
To distinguish the ani mals, he
painted spots on each of the m.
Everything went well until
the bears got wet, and the spots
disappeared before the new
trainer learned to Identify them.
Now the all-white bears ex-
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Manager Edward Henkle sign a contract with the new Dodgem operators covering operation of the miniature
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railway at the park for the next five Jake Kedenliturg, who will continue years. New operators will pay 10 staging stock car races Tuesday and per cent of the gross receipts on the Saturday nights. Contests also will Dodgem. Miniature railway contract be continued Sunday afternoons at calls for them to pay the beach $1.850 Islip Speedway, Kedenburg said.
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Grace Ziegler Opens 30th Year as Op at Island Park
DETROIT, June 3. -- Mrs. Grace Ziegler opened her 30th season as ride operator at Island Lake Park. 35 miles northwest of Detroit. on Decoration Day. Spot was established as an early-day miniature park by her husband, the late Charles Ziegler. who operated the Tri-State Shows for a quarter cen-
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Staff on Pereentage
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Beatty Show Gets Okay Biz
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Mills Show Doing Its Biggest Biz With 1950's Enlarged Org
Jun." 10. 1.;;;C>
Ringling Take Holds Steady
Until
Holiday Thru ELGIN, Ill., June
Bros.' ference between profit and loss on
Circus, sporting its largest talent Mills's ledgers. Two capacity houses
Pennsm
offering, is getting its biggest busi- every day would be needed to crack
ness this year and added another the nut if it weren't for the extras,
Parade's With CFA at Napa good gross to the score here Decora- he said.
tion Day (30).
The Mills offering is set off by its
One-Day Stands Begin
SACRA MENTO. June 3. --The fourday Decoration holiday cut into Clyde Beatty Circus business. However, up to that time for 10 performances the show had had two capacity and -five good houses.
Playing the Stockton area Wednesday (24). the show pulled a good matinee but a poor evening crowd. Rich mond the following day gave the show a capacity matinee and a satisfactory night attendance. At Vallejo, where the weather was warm, there were top houses for both shows. Napa, Saturday (27), turned out to fil both performances. The slackening for the holidays started the next day when both shows in Petaluma were light.
In Napa Beatty gave its second parade of the season with the Circus Fans Association, under Clyde Brown, Western vice-president, co-operating. CPA's sent out releases to newspapers and radio stations telling of the big to-do in advance of the date. John and Dave Cavagnero entertained
Jake and Jack Mills reported that they've been getting money all the way and their coming month's tour of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan is expected to maintain the pace. Along with the business has come a higher nut for the well-populated progra m. But Jake, justifiably enthused about the show, and Jack, repeating that "you've got to give the folks a good performance," feel that they have the right co mbination.
Their two-month-old season has
several newly imported acts, including talent from South Africa, Switzerland, England and South America. Clowns show they have put some effort in devising make-up. There is a more than adequate display of horseflesh and the augmented elephant line-up helps. One bull, Trilby, was back after a tooth-pulling ordeal at Gary. Ind., which rated page I in two Chicago dailies.
Giving the show much of its strength are the nu mber of people
ALLENTO WN, Pa., Juno 3. -- Departing from its early season schedule of week-long stands in large Eastern cities, the Ringling-Barnu m circus left Philadelphia this week on a schedule of one and two-day dates in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Circus is here today for the second half of a two-day date.
Two perfor mances offered at acityowned lot in Atlantic City Monday. May 28. were sellouts despite com petition from resort offerings and un-
included some rough weather. Coun- with it and the outstanding costumes. certain weather. Business continued
teracting the elements, tito. are the good stands they have played. including Wooster, O., where three shows were given on a mired lot.
A dozen and more performers appear simultaneously more than once. Mills scores high in a tabulation of how frequently all rings are in use.
good at Wilmington, Del., May 29; Lancaster. Pa. (30); Harrisburg, Pa. (31). and Reading. Pa.. June 1and 2.
With all units working smoothly.
Per Capita Spending Off Indicative of the show's position Ls Jake's report on concession sales. Per capita spending is oft somewhat, he said, but the show playa to more people and the resulting grosses are larger. He said. too, that sale of banners and the like spells the dl-
Cireusy hats for the bands men, colorful ballet outfits and attractive costu ming for acts mark the wardrobe. Like those in use on several shows. uniform coats on the Mills show still bear imprint of their Sarasota origin. Jake Mills explained that that system hasn't panned out as well as anticipated. Thus, Ma mie
the show has been pulling into towns in plenty of time to make matinee performances. Local press has been generous in supplying space for copy and pictures.
Show has been battling bad weather. and finally struck a good lot at the Decoration Day stand in Laura-ter. The old airport grounds along
Ward, wardrobe mistress, began pro- Manheim Pike there was the best let
Cape11 the entire personnel folowing the
night show at a turkey dinner. Slats Parker was reported as hav-
Org
Gets duction of original costu mes before the show has encountered since bethis season, and Mills hopes to use ginning its outdoor season. At the show-owned costu mes that blend with previous stand in Wil mington. per-
ing joined the show as train master,
each other thruout the perfor mance sonnel struggled thru mud.
succeeding Pat Graham. Parker was
before long.
Sun, Better Biz formerly with the Royal American
There's more to come on the Mills
Dailey's Canada Shows.
agenda. As co ming attractions, Jake
Bob Steele, who sufered an injury
listed a new four-people perch act
On Canada Run before the show opened in Los
and an ani mal trainer. The trainer
Stands Better Angeles in March, returned to the
show in Antioch (15) to head the Wild West concert.
Than U. S. Biz A tally-ho with a four-horse hitch
was purchased from the California Jockey Club in San Mateo. It was featured in the Napa parade.
Show had been free of accidents since it played Bakersfield two weeks ago, but here a wagon that was being unloaded got away and crashed thru a radio store window. Da mage was set at $300.
C4At0olGeCininDeoyes5ArDSelainysma GOBiohliilneo;rg WReoBarutoghs.herinFiOknPaad.y,s CINCINNATI, June 3.--Playing a
five-day, nine-performance engagement at the Cincinnati Garden here. May 26-30, Cole Bros.' Circus, fea-. turing Bill (lopalong Cassidy) Boyd. did not fare as well as expected. Total attendance was esti mated at 22,000, with the gross rated around $40,000. The Garden seats 1,000.
Flood Damage, Farm The Monday night (29) perform-
ance was the biggest when so me 7,000 circus-goers were on hand. Show
Chores, Hurt King opened Friday night (25) to some
5,000 people.
In Minnesota Stops On its previous visits here under
canvas. Cole played stands usually Saturdays and Sundays. That is the limit for a big top here unless it has a strong auspice. It is the consens us that two days here indoors would
Kelly-Miller Draws have been sufficient.
DELORAINE, Man., June 3. -- Cape11 Bros.' Circus crossed into Canada at Boissermain, Man., (28) and was greeted by sunshine and better business, H. N. (Doc) Cape111; owner reported.
Show entered the dominion from Dunseith, N. D., and cleared the customs and im migration ofices in 30 minutes, a record according to Cape11.
Two- month tour of Oklaho ma Kansas, Colorado and the Dakotas was disappointing because of rain, snow, wind and cold.
Acts for the 90-day Canadian tour include the Clarkonians, Dale and Lois Ann Madden, Fuller Troupe, Ed ward Woods Fa mily, Guetteriez Fa mily, Shirley and Judy Troupes. Dale Petross horses and ?miles. and Cape11 Bros.' horses, ponies, mules and elephants. Show lasts 1-hour and 45 minutes and is backed by Dele Madden at the Ha mmond organ. Joe Hodgini Troupe and Morris Fa mily closed to fil fair dates.
Willie (Blue) Lundy has the big top. Mrs. Frankie Woods is in charge of the cookhouse. Guy Smuck is mail agent and has the inside tickets.
CROOKSTON, Minn, June 3. --Attendance for King Bros.' Circus took a sharp drop as the show moved thru Northern Minnesota on its way to Canada. Weather and farm work kept many folks :way.
The org drew two one-quarter houses here Monday (29). The show
will go on the pay roll late in the season to break seal acts for the 1951 trek, he said.
Mills continues to play under auspices, a field in which it pioneered for tented orgs. Sponsor here was Kiwanis Club. Phone promotion and club contacts are keys to the setup, which helps turn out the biz. Billing was light here and what was done played the Ki Wallif group over the show's own title, a practice which was carried thru in pitching the "Ki wanie Circus In Revue" booklet during the come-in.
BUTLER, Pa., July 3. -- Bi der
Bros.' Circus found the going rough
here and at two Ohio spots last week.
The show played to two half-houses
here Monday (29). eve of Decoration
Day and itself a holiday for many.
Weather was warm and clear.
At Massillon, O.. Saturday (27) the
matinee and night show drew a
quarter-houst each. Biller followed
one circus and a carnival there and
the auspices. Junior Cha mber of Com-
merce found advance sales almost
zero.
Five school activities drawing a
total of 5,000 persons left only two
half-houses for the Biller show at
Mansfield, O., (25). Win Partello.
manager of the show and · native of
Mansfield, was visited by his mother,
Mrs. Alice Partello, a former stock
company trouper. Newspaper carried
a story on their careers. wife, Marian Knowlton,
wasPartouetlice'ofs
GUELPH, Ont., June 3. -- Dailey Broa.' Circus continues to do bigger business in Canada than in earlier United States stands. Show drew better than a half house for the matinee and got a three-quarter night house here Wednesday (31).
Arrival in Co-Owner Harry Ha mmitt's former home town was delayed by derail ment of · freight train. Dailey's train reached here about II a.m. and the matinee started al 4 p.m. Menagerie top was not used and part of the ani mals were spelled in the big top.
Joe Louis, retired heavyweight boxing champion, continued to limit his concert appearance to refereeing a wrestling bout. Concert goes for 50 cents and held about a third of the night crowd here.
While the show's business hie shown definite improvement this aide of the border, observers said it still fell somewhat short of last year's.
Liberty horse act has been out several days, with the time going for concert announcement.
Hold Two for K-M Robbery
OMAHA. June 3. --Two brother's. Rex and Riley S. Baker. both of Dallas. were held here Friday 128) in connection with the $16,000 robbery of the Al G. Kelly- Miller Brae.' Circus in Berryville. Ark., last October. The U. S. district attorney at Fort Smith. Ark., seeks their removal to Arkansas to face charges of interstate transportation of stolen property .a federal ofense.
Capacities in Iowa arrived during first of planting season, and flood losses in this area were
the elephant injury.
act
because
of
a leg
Everett Tangled Over Beatty
heavy.
EVF-RETT, Wash., June 3.--City
AUDUBON. Ia., June 3. --Al G.
At Fergus Falls, Minn. (28), King
BERLIN, June 3. --Emil Wacker, oficials and residents are having a
Kelly- Miller Bros.' Circus got much played to two half-houses in cold owner of the Circus Apollo, has been hassle over · Clyde Beatty Circus
of the capacity treatment in its tour weather. Because its trucks ware elected president of the Association booking here, reports Clyde R. Beck,
of Iowa this week.
loaded and unloaded more than once of German Circus Directors.
old-time Rh eims trouper. The city
Show played to a full house of in the State, the show was required Organization is made up of the signed an agree ment with the Beatty
about 9,500 here for · matinee-only to take out Minnesota license plates leading circus owners and managers advance for use of a school grounds
Sunday stand (28). St also drew full /or most of the units here. However, of Germany and aim has several as a circus lot, and received a $1,000
houses at night and three-quarter a refund from the State was expected foreign owners on its rolls. It's title deposit binding the contract. Later,
houses for matinees at Carroll Satur- when the circus crossed the border. is being changed to that of Inter- residents adjacent to the lot protested
day (27) and Onawa Thursday (2a). King moved from here to 'Met nationalen Arbeitsge meinschaft Pur- the rental. Local legalista say the
Weather was off at all three places. River Falls and thence into Canada. est' « Cirinedirektoren.
agree ment is binding on the city.
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oforination or le mma I shereshout. aantril of my mirk.
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The show band started playing the Close of the Philly eland was big.
show during the Colu mbus, O., en- with stra w houses and cool weather.
gagement. Jack Plu mmer headed a Atlantic City on Sunday was cold and
band of local musicians during the da mp. Show bus made an excursion
Detroit stand. New uniforms have to the Boardwalk bet ween shows.
been ordered and will be ready dur- Wil mington. Del., saw us in boots and
ing the Buffalo engagement.
Al' Hiltensmith changed brands (cigarettes) and was a pale gentleman until revived. We had beautiful weather for our first outdoor appearance et the Red Bird Stadium in Colu mbus. Con and Winnie Colleano were married 23 years ago in Detroit. when Con was on his way to the fa med spot he now holds. Jackie Lewis has returned to her home in Louisville.
raincoats with our first big rain and mud. Dielc Anderson. former catcher on the show, was in for his usual ribbing because of the weather In his home town. Wil mington.
House was packed in Lancaster Pa.. Decoration Day. This was the first day the new feature in the big top was used. The open section "1 the top of the tent was opened. With this opening from one end of the top to the other, there Is much more light and ventilation. George Blood and
The four-way iron ja w nu mber his crew gave us a chicken dinner
went in last week. We finally broke Decoration Day. Palumbo gave his
Georgia Sweet into wearing the share- annual party for the staff, ticket sell-
hitch costu me. Lou Childers rehearses ers and front-door men at his club
elephants every day between shows. in Philly. The bandstand is larger
Cora Davis and Dorita Konyot were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter in Detroit. Horace Laird and Kenneth Waite were seen in the prop box at Cincinnati Garden. Must be a new
than last season. A new feature is that the sound organ is now inside the band wagon. Lorraine Russo celebrated her birthday. Randy Concello underwent o tonsilectomy in Philly
nu mber going in.
The calliope. America. Is going downtown in the large cities with a six-horse white hitch, and Jack Crippin is doing e good lob playing it.
Jack Plu m mer's band personnel: Cornets. Al Fliltens mith. Otis Homes. Karl Wahrmund. Carmine Petrarea and Russel Bader: trn mbnnes, Jerk Evans. Rudolph Anderson and Bill
.Nina Thomas rejoined after tieing
on the sick list. We miss Mike Zabowa,
the water man on the men's snip for
years. He is at Manhattan General
Hospital, Room 300. Sparks is the
new water boy for the men. and Frank
Phelan for the women. Murray Fein
has joined. Visitors included Ethel
G. Cline, Skee's fa mily. Rose Alex-
ander'MsaxisiseterTs,ubiMs.acyf'olaacnkd
Frankic Joe. Frank
Omets: bass, Rex Ronstrom: clarinets Zazzara, Lillian Witt mack, Mrs. Pete
and saxes. Homer Clark. George Grace and Jan Cleef. Willie Krause's
Oliva, Ray Stahura and Ji m Crouch: calliope, Willia m Sten.
new pasti me ia practicing on the wire. Bill Warner is practicing on the oars
Visitors: Buck Johnny King. Joe
MaanstdersRoons.eVerStneeelez..
bet ween nerformances. -- MARY JANE MILLER.
Woods, Martin Stodghill, Otis Jones
and fa mily, Skinny Gee. Bob Peck and fa mily. Spike Jones, Cecil Jones.
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Added ti the sho w recently were a new motor for the light plant, new
water wagon and a new Side Show
Siebrand Bros.
top. The new middle piece on the big top went up at Batavia. II.. now
Long ju mp into Provo, Utah. Harry giving us a three-ring show. Boyhill
Ross, erstwhile cha mpion stake driver Ford and Mary Sue Sneer celebrated
now clai ms the title of champion birthdays. Willia m Van Arsdale. CFA.
digger since he helped get the Patines clowned two dates with the writer
trailer out of a sand trap en route to Willia m Kirschner was on at Skokie
Provo.
II., taking movie fil ms to be used in
Circus has added two extra sections connection with his work at the
of seats for its stand in Salt Lake Children's Theater at Northwestern
City. Advance ticket sale is said to be University,
big. Just so-so biz done in Provo was
Mike Casca visited and worked in
bla med on chilly and da mp nights. his brother's place on the roly boly
To m Hodgini has been nutting on new at Chicago Heights, Ill. Visits were
side gas tanks. Rosa Patine can be exchanged with the Davies circus
seen laboring far into the wee hours around Chicago. Josephine Gases is
on her new sewing machine. Betty singing tn the big show and Rita J.
Hodgini and Helen Renoua were re- Pratt is practicing on organ between
cently on the sick list. Capt. Harry shows. Vernon Pratt and fa mily have
Clark has a novel idea in his mild a new trailer. Cal Townsend is on the
electrified fence for .the stock. Per- sick list. Other visitors have been Ray
sonnel will appear on two television Duke, Bob Mason. Clint Finney and
shows during the week. Mr. and Hrs. SkinPY Lewis. --?. M. CAIN. Buddy Cox were recent visitors. --
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Show blew Bassett. Neb., because of a soft lot. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Newman and daughter. Phyliss. joined at Martin. S. D.. with their posing horses. The last na med also is doing ladder and web, Rosa Parker is sewing wardrobe for Shirley Cole. Lonzo Dever lost two wheels nn the elenhant truck at Colome. S. D. -- mILDnED WELBES.
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WEATHER CRABS WEEK-END BIZ
Midwest Spots Set the Pace
Weather Di m L. A.'s Holiday; Spending Off in Most Places
Excelsior Gets Big School Biz In Cold Month
e Most biz near '49 -- per capita spending reported
LOS ANGELES, June 3. --Amusement operators got no co-operation from the weatherman, and crowds for the lour Decoration holidays were no
At Long Beach, H. A. (Pop) Ludwig, manager, reported Virginia Park off for the season as well as the holiday period. He esti mated the take
EXCELSIOR. Minn., June 3.--Excelsior Park, Lake Minnetonka here has opened for its 28th season, but
up by some --few have dips ·
turnouts. The occasion ushered in new Venice Lake Park and showed most operators that spending is down.
25 per cent under last year. The Nu-Pike in Long Beach, ac-
cording to L. P. (Pat) Murphy, man-
until now it appears the place would be far better off as · winter spell..., spot than a su m mer fun arena. The
CHICAGO, June 3. --Business in the Midwest area held up well during the long Decoration Day week-end, altho rain and threatening weather were reported by many in a survey of operators.
Business at most places hovered close to the 1949 level. Attendance estimates showed that most parks drew as many people this year as last. Per capita spending, while down in a few places, was up in more spots and remained about the sa me in most.
Good busines and good weather
The per capita spending is holding up at the Balboa Fun Zone on Balboa Island, Al Anderson, park operator, said. A foggy and'cold week-end preceding Tuesday kept attendance down and this was reflected in grosses. However, Anderson declared that per capita spending is on a par with 1949. If the section gets good weather, the take for the year will be satisfactory, he stated. Balboa has four rides and operates fishing, speed and excursion boats.
ager, did satisfactory business. The over-all take was up over last year. The Little Coaster, Laff in the Dark, Caterpillar, Rock-o-Plane, boat and train rides were operating. The Diving Bell was also in action.
The area staged a big fireworks display financed by the Long Beach fathers. Patrick Li ma, of Golden State Fireworks Manufacturing Company, fired the 35-minute show.
San Diego Bis San Diego's Mission Beach started
weather has been so bad that .re in the lake didn't go until May 2.
Rudy Shogran, who handles press, pro motion and the ballroom management, said that despite this the park. which opened for week-ends April
21 and for daily business drew a record 12,000 kids school night in mid- May. high was 10,000 in 1949.
May 19. for high Frew( us
Shogran said kids ca me from all over the area. The park's promotion
staff already has some 200 panel
was the report from H. C. Shannon,
its Decoration Day celebration Mon- picnics lined up. School coming the
Long Beach Spot manager of Euclid Beach Park, Cleve-
land, who said his general increase amounted to about 1 per cent. The
day night with fireworks. The day's farthest is the Hatton, N. D., high business, according to Warner Austin, school, 350 miles away. Wisconsin and general manager, was "not bad" in Iowa schools already have booked
Sells crowd was somewhat larger and the
people spent es much as 10 per cent more than last year.
Sky
Ride the face of the weather. Clouds hung dates. Industrial picnics begin in mid-
over the park most of the day. Spend- June. with several large grouPe
ing was reported as about the same
Brant, Contest Set
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Robert A. Reichardt, manager of Riverview Park, Des Moines, reported
as in 1949. Venice Lake Park staged a preview
opening, advertised in newspapers in
Excelsior's annual Miss Minnesota /see Excelsior Gets · page gin
business only $5 short of the 1949 mark. Attendance was down about 10 per cent, he said, but per capita
Mass. Resorts spending increased to make up the
difference. It was cloudy and cool there for the four days, with rain on
Register Slim Saturday (28) and showers Sunday
129) and Tuesday (31). Reichardt said that weather had
Holiday Takes been poor al season but that he be-
lieved this year would equal last if the park gets good weather. A new Kiddieland, opened at Des Moines under management of Sid Pearl man,
Rock's Playland drew wel. Races also were on the
holiday program for the Iowa city. At Indianapolis rain blanked the
In Full Swing business of Riverside Park, according
to Manager H. E. Parker. Decoration Day was a total loss, he said, and Saturday was hurt by a late opening because of rain.
In St. Louis spending was reported 2$ per cent off by Carl Trippe, president of Chain of Rocks. He said attendance was about the sa me as last year, but that off-and-on showers held down holiday business. It was too cool for operation of the pool. A daylight fireworks show was staged as a special drawing card.
Detroit spots registered business that ranged from good to excellent. Edgewater Park, where much expan-
LONG BEACH, Calif., June 3. -- The 200-foot Sky Ride that has been in Virginia Park for several years has been bought by the Nu-Pike, the Long Beach Amusement Company's operation here. L P. (Pat) Murphy, general manager. said. Work of dismantling the basket ride started Wednesday (31) and will be completed in about two weeks.
Re moval of the ride fro m Virginia Park held up distribution of a fourcolor brochure by Nu-Pike. With 10,000 of the press, additional runs were canceled to include the ride in the literature, along with other features. Of the initial issue, 4,000 were mailed to clubs and organizations, 2,000 to the Cha mber of Com merce and the remainder placed with travel agencies and hotels.
Murphy said the ride was bought from Franz Stirni mann in Sweden. It had been on location in Europe and at Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco. Device has two baskets, each holding about 20 persons. One goes up while the other co mes down. Location of the ride on the Nu-Pike will give the center two high rides, as Velare's Sky Ride is also there. The Swedish ride will be
its area. The free water carnival was the feature. Some of the operators got their first cash in months. The miniature train, spotted in the front of the park, got top money. Second and third monies went to the Little Dipper and Whirlwind. Park got a television break over KTTV when the news reel featured its opening. Spot is negotiating with KI,ACTV for a consistent campaign.
NE W YORK, June 3. --After drawing nearly a milion persons in the nine week-ends since its pre-sea/ion opening March 28, Rockaway's Playland here began daily operations May 28 under ownership of A. Joseph Geist. Pre-season schedule had park operating Friday nights and all day Saturday and Sunday.
Funspot has been refurbished to the tune of $175,000 and offers 30 adult rides and 17 kiddie rides in So yl and, park's rnoppet adjuect. Eight new rides were installed this
BOSTON, June 3. --The expected big Decoration Day play at beaches and funspots in this area was da mpened by dark, cloudy weather sod light rains, which resulted in enly scattered groupa at any of the fun zones. Weather and business were about the sa me Sunday (28)·
Officially, Salisbury was the only beach under Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) authority in the area to open Decoration Day. The others, Revere and Nantasket. open officially June 15.
At Revere. 90 per cent of the rides were grinding out a few dollars, but it was the leiddM rides that were getting the money. Barley's, which added two units to its Kiddleland this season, did okay business.
New Des Moines sion and promotional work has been
done, tallied a business score higher
called here.
Hi-Ride
when
it is erected
year, a new electrical system and sound equipment were set up and a
than for any year since the war. At The ride was purchased outright garden added to Joytown. Among
Walled Lake, farther out, crowds and for an undisclosed figure.
new rides are an H-Bomb Rocket,
spending. both were good and long Other features to be included in A-Disk, Flying Saucer, Jet Plane.
KiddielandBows lines of cars led to the spot Jefferson
Beach, far out on Detroit's East Side, usually gets its business later in the su m mer and didn't draw a large crowd for the holiday. However, it is
N. Y. Relaxes Water planning to add free bus service from Ban on Swim Pools (See Weather Crabs on opp. page)
the new brochure are photographs rather than an artist's dra wing of the new picnic grounds.
NE W YORK, June 3. --Local pool
Kiddie Jeep Ride and a Rock-oPlane, according to Ge's'.
Geist said that 2,000 children from the Police Athletic League will be treated Tuesday (8) to a day's outing, complete with rides and refreshments. Occasion will mark the fifth such annual outing sponsored by Playiand.
DES MOINES, June 3.--A new Kiddieland opened here Decoration Day, with a large turnout reported by Sid Pearlman, manager. Pearlman, former general manager of radio Station KCBC, Des Moines, is part owner along with Jack Lazaras, local theater executive, and Harry
Indianapolis Sets opa were granted a reprieve this week
Rich man, also of Des Moines.
Square Dance Sked when Water Co mmissioner Stephen J. Carney announced that the city's
ban on the operation of swim ming pools using recirculating water would
INDIANAPOLIS, June 3. --River- be relaxed for a 30-day trial period,
.side Park will launch a regular aired - effective Thursday (15).
iule of square dancing here Thursday Ban was modified as reservoirs
'(8). Manager H. E. Parker, an- supplying water-short New York in-
nounced. Events will be held each creased to about 91 per cent of capac-
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, he ity. There had been some speculation
sa id.
earlier this year on whether local
South Bend Kiddie Spot Opening Good
SOUTH BEND, Ind., June 3. -- Groom's Stateline Kiddie Park debuted here Saturday (27) to good business that continued thru Decoration Day, To mmy Sacco manager, announced.
The park is located on the airport road, outside the loop district, and has 300 square feet of space. including a lake front. Pearl man said 'plans cal for opening of a beach later this sum mer. The grounds also will include a picnic area. The perk opened with five rides, a free monkey zoo eed cartoon murals.
Parker reported square dancing pools would operate, with city offi- Park opened with seven children's ature Train and ponies. A Penny
popularity on the increase in this area, with several clubs in operation. Ace Bailey and his band will be regular feature for the dances.
·
cials threatening to deny them water unless stores were brought to what they considered level high enough to avoid the danger of drought.
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rides and a like nu mber of concess- Arcade and a novelty stand are being ions. Rides booked in, include a built and the management Is mulling Merry-Go-Round, Boats, Rock et, the addition of two major rid es to Ferris Wheel, Bobbie ¡lore «, Mini- the ene -up.
June 10, 1950
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ROCKY GLEN PARK SC R A N T O N, P A.
BIG NIGHTS WITH FIREWORKS
Special Displays for . . .
aenuSeeneed
(Continued from opp. page)
the shuttered East wood Park to tap
former Eastwood patronage. Eastwood has been closed during an extended
legal In
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Riverview
Park
was
host to 32,000 this year. compared to
40,000 in 1949, George A. Sch midt
said. Weather did the damage. Thun-
Due to disastrous fire, we have space for rides on
percentage basis. Liability insurance required. What
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Sch midt. like several other operators, said that he had not yet been able to size up the year's situation. Co mplicating his statistical studies was the fact that several of the largest picnics have scheduled June dates this year. They have had May dates
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all things considered. Tuesday', crowd of 18,000 was up about 4,000 from last year's figure and per capita spending was a little better. said Edward L. Schott. president and general manager. The best holiday attraction was Sunlite pool, which did fine business, altho all features got good play.
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Fireworks marked Decoration Day and the day before at Excelsior (Minn.) Park. but rain and a sudden drop in temperature during the afternoon of the second day played havoc
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lIsMnfs, Arkansas. This resort has an
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with · hotel. swi m ming pool, canine,
dime. pavilion and an adlainine sepe weir
theatre. Here N e w
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KIDDIE RIDES
ROTO W HIP -- SPEED BO ATS -- PO NY CARTS GALL OPI NG HORSE CARR OUSEL
ell yrrated Circulars Free
W. F. M ANGELS CD.. Coney Island 24. N. E.
M IN U M I B II M
showers ca me on Memorial Day after
CELORON PARK
Can Place at Once
AMERICAN PALMIST
noon. Custer said they weren't enough to drive people home.
Snow at Denver's Lakeside Park a week before the holiday had caused some advance doubts about Decoration Day trade, but weather turned warm and was okay for the week-end Results showed business about on a par with 1949. There was little dif ference in spending.
MINIATURE STEAM TRAIN
Tra m grosses nest re Centres tri lir es rekr ··res re Tra ms ,50 in O mer/Men
GR OSS $2,500 TO $15,000 A SE ASO N
nor m m at in. nern ml steern oo metren Meer rein money h, any Morn ever 15.1/1/ y eelat Y
A · melled
A 1M fer appeal
aongdeere, wsPatoeemwefr..ns
er·
ors
fl to Be 0,41 and adults ·very tine
Eareelhent O ppOrlortory
AGENTS for Scale, A ge. Stock Concessions
Figures were expected to show pe capita spending off slightly at Wichi la's two Joyland parks. However weather was clear and business tva
Cre me I any ame mme m park e aide Recreeten yet..
0211114 Ali AnUSE MENI CO.
elfrs Mtnletere Poe m Pe ens
2. W DOUGL AS
WIC HITA 1 Karts. .
pretty good, it was reported. A
CELO R ON P
Kansas City sFairyland Park weather
Jamestown. N. Y.
had been poor all month and con tinned with threatening skies on Dec
Y O U C A N G R OSS M O RE W I T H A 12 U NI T
oration Day and rain the day before,
G RE Y H O U N D R A CE IN T H A T LO C A TI O N
FOR SALE
ONE PARKER MERRY.O0 ROUND
with a resulting skid in turnout.
CAN PLACE
Legitimate Cangesei me kw emit Seienley dew.
2124 Surf A n.
$35 10 tOlI PI EIF
GREYHOUND AMUSEMENT DEVICE CO., INC.
Elel·naele 3-6·15
SO foot, three abreast, new Top and Sidewall, new Engine. new Horses. machine completely rebuilt. like new. Suitable for park
leg eke faetasee.
lAKEYIEW PARK. ROYERVOM). PA.
Duck Pond. Pitch, Lead Shoot. Bingo /rein Ride, Novelly and Bali Carnes, Etc. also Agents. M oe: Vallee Forge 4561.
MINIATURE GOLF
FOR SALE
or portable. $9.500,00 CASH
D. Van Billiard. Oak*. Pa.
One of the best profit making golf
REAS O NABLE
FUNLAN D P A R K La Grange, Illinois
FOR RENT
games today.... Some courses established over I vean are still making
34breati Alan Heruhell Merry Or Round. Super Roll inPlane, 10 Dodgem Cars 5-Car
4 Concession Stands. Midway Location, Fun
$1.000,00 a week prof it.
Pretzel. 1 link Trainer. 12 Car Ridee
A TFE NII O N -- W AN TE D
AMUSEMENT RIDES
Spare given for any kind of Kiddie or Adult hide. at N e near arno m ment center at Pro m. Beach. New York City. Intrnedle M action WillIn· le rent rd. bur Rides. Cell TAInterlim 41-1170 sr TAI madge 2.2626
all week to 6 p m. A M for Joe or Fret *.
Po d, Dods and Ale, st 1 ga me,
FAIRYLAND AMUSEMENT PARK
3938 5 Harle m
Lyons, Ill.
Phone. Lyon, 3 OIDS
W A N TE D F O R
ARLAND
Designer end 'Wider of Arrierico's
ak a a·arand Mieletere Courses
444 Ifesoldp· A m
New Hyde Park. N. T.
MARE ME AN OFFER. ONE OR ALL
JOI: OCC111.1 T O
2020 I MOT
Peet, . C.Iorse, Phone SU03 -W
Choke Boardwalk Location
Lit se dote In amuse ment section Ocean City. SM ,land, minable any Una. Write
BOX D-241
en. eilheard
Clnetnnell n o.
ROY ACUFF'S DUNBAR CAVE
APIUSENDIf PARI
Rides and Conce wlotm. No gelft. All Su m mer
location. Also went >M N Striker end Port-
able Mc Minn BI M, all to work on corned.
Won. Canter<
a
ranOtL.LIa.E
BAIIILTON
Clarksville. Tenn.
WANTED LOCATION
For ne w Sterra mI Ne Kiddie Trot .. Cana . " JO pa rengere Portable with Trailer. Includes 600 ft. of Track. Wire write or telephone.
C. P. CONEVIT2
Me. Melly SpeinpS, Pt
Telephone O S
RI D E H EL P W A N T E D
First or Second Men for No 16 wheel, Fly- .
Plane and 24-Car Caterpillar
ISO merinos
Ride. no w In operation. State all first letter.
No ticket.. pay sour own nit,.
Griftem A muse ment P ark
Jaen ...vile leech. Plerlde
011
The Bilboard
FAIRS-EXPOSITIONS Com munications to 188 W. Randolph St. Chicago 1 Dl
June 10, 1950
Indianapolis Oklahoma City Awaits $1 Mil J.Dan Baldwin
ITmoprCoosvtem60e0ntGs To Commence Work on New Plant NeOfwKyM.anAangneural Up Grandstand Cap. 2,200
INDIANAPOLIS, June 3. --Indiana State Fair here has begun construc-
OKLAHO MA CITY. June 3.--Oklahoma State Fair will begin construction of its new fairgrounds here within six months if the annual's request for $1,000,000, part of a city bond issue voted last month, is granted. C. G. (Pete) Baker, secretary- manager, announced. The fair's allotted $4,750,000 is part of a $36,000.000 bond issue
American Shows will again provide the midway attractions with the Barnes-Carruthers Theatrical Enterprises producing the grandstand show.
Joie Chitwoed's Auto Daredevils will hold forth in front of the grandstand the first three days with two big-car dates, two stock-car meets
LOUISVILLE, Tune 3. -- J. Dan Baldwin has been named manager of the Kentucky State Fair, it was announced by Smith D. Broadbent Jr., president of the fair board. Appointment was made May 29 and Baldwin will take over the duties Wednesday (7).
tion of a new $250,000 conservation building and a $250,000 addition to its horse barn, two major projects in the annual's $600,000 rebuilding program, Carl Tyner, .secretary-manager, announced.
which was okayed by voters. Plans call for completion of the fair
plant by the end of 1951 and for occupancy the following su mmer. Fair oficials met this week with architects and engineers for discussion of the
and one midget auto race program also skedded. Thearle-Duffield Fireworks, Inc., will stage the pyro attractions.
Baldwin has been director of the division of markets in the State Agriculture Department. He is a native of Kentucky and was a teacher before his appoint ment to the marketing post in 1941.
Calif. Okays Galt The new conservation hall, not
scheduled for completion this year,
Grandstand Repairs altho the foundation has been poured,
is located on the north side of the track and will be built of Indiana limestone. It wil contain a main
general layout of buildings and installation of electricity, water and sewers. The new plant will be a combination vocational training center and a fairgrounds and the two organizations will utilize the buildings.
exhibition ball 190 by 65 feet and a The aim to complete buildings by
Expected smaller one, 95 by 65 feet. The horse the end of next year has been set to
barn addition will be ready for this allow time for develop ment of a huge
On Det. Attractions year's fair.
landscaping project.
Enlarge Graudiaand Grandstand capacity will
be
in-
Attractions for this year's annual are set, according to Baker. Royal
creased to 14,000 this year by the ad-
dition of 1,100 permanent paddock
Lubbock Plans 25G seats and the erection of temporary
bleachers to hold a like nu mber.
Plant Improvements Shuttle busses will be introduced for
the first time this year for inter-
grounds transportation.
LUBBOCK, Tex., June 3. -- Pan-
Premiu ms at this year's annual will total $378,000, an increase of $6,000 over 1949 and harness racing purses will total $147,000.
handle South Plains Fair here will spend $25,000 in plant improvement, this year, a major portion for concrete paving, Neil H. Wright Jr.. president. announced.
Off-season, fair-sponsored activities drew large crowds during the lourday Decoration Day week-end. An antique show in the main exhibition hall drew 65,000 thru the turnstiles
Chico, Calif., Annual and an exhibit of hot-rod race cars,
held in the manufacturer's building to coincide with the annual 500- mile
Draw Hits '49 Level automobile race here, pulled a total
of 14,000.
About 12.000 square yard, of paving will be completed this year, including approaches to the livestock barns and walkways. In addition the annual has launched a painting progra m. Plans for new exhibit buildings are being mulled, but none will be ready this year.
Feature attraction this year will be a pageant produced by .the John
Rogers Producing Company, which
will employ local talent and portray
Conn. Issues New the history of Lubbock. The pageant will be staged nightly in front of Listing of Annuals the grandstand. Bill Haines Shows
GALT, Calif., June 3.--An agreement made with the State division of architecture to do most of the repairink of the grandstand at the fairgrounds here has set into action final preparations for the Sacramento County Fair, July 14-23. Ancil Hoffman, chairman of the board of directors, made the anniuncement.
Preparations for the annual had been held up because the architects would not approve the use of the grandstand unless extensive repairs were made. Top of the south grandstand will be removed and a netting used until a permanent roof can be installzel.
In a discussion regarding concessions, Sam Kellett. the new secretarymanager, was authorized to get things in shape -as soon as possible.
Motorcycle races will be featured on closing day and Al Latter was giulranteed $2.000 to put on the show
CHICO, Calif.. June 3.--The Third District Agricultural Fair. which closed its five-day run here Sunday night 128). equalled its 1949 attendance of 30,145
Operating on the the me of the
He was in the marketing department of the University of Alabama from 1944 to 1948, when he returned to the Kentucky Agriculture Department.
Action
DETROIT, June 3. --Contracts for major na me entertain ment at the Michigan State Fair are slated for approval not later than June 15, when the new pre mium books go to press'. Dickering over entertain ment has been moving slowly since the award of the mid way contract several months ago to Al Wagner's Cavalcade of Amusements. Earlier reports indicated that Bob Hope, who played the fair last year for three days, might return, but these are now considered dead.
High asking price for talent has been one factor in delaying bookings this year, with the fair management feeling that the budget will have lo be kept down even lho top names are wanted. Preference, according to Manager Ja mes Friel, is for ore, na mes this year.
Dick Frederick. who handled advertising and publicity for the fair last year. has been rena med lo the post. Frederick runs his own independent agency in Detroit.
Wright Named Chairman
HARTFORD, Conn., June 3.--Distribution of a new issue of the 1950 listing of Connecticut fairs has been
Show Events Added announced by Joseph C. Bartlett, As-
sociation of Connecticut Fairs presi-
At Conn. Exposition dent.
Among additions is the Washington
repeat as the midway attraction. STRATFORD, Conn., June 3.--Ed-
Silver Dollar Fair, pre miums were paid with the newly minted bucks.
Accom modations for lie ut.:et in both senior and junior divisions were increased M 1950, Maurice J. Hogan, secretary-manager, said. The home economics department topped the first time the 1,000 entries mark.
Of ESE Education Group
SPRINGFIELD. Stanley W. Wright,
Msuapses.r,intJeunndeent3.or--
schools in West Springfield, will be
chairman of the education service
committee of the Eastern States Exposition. He replaces Franklin P.
Fair, which is being revived and sponsored by the Washington Limes' Club. Dates for the event are set for August 31-September 2. A nu mber
ucational events will be among entertain ment features presented by Disabled American Veterans at the Connecticut State Exposition at thé
Morrilton, Ark., Annual Renames Coleman Prez
Hawkers who heeded the group last year.
Committee membership comprises superintendents of schooLs thruout
of other fairs not noted on the listing issued several months ago also are contained in the new schedule, Bartlett said.
M. Kolakoski Dies In Race Car Crash
PLAINVILLE, Conn., June 3. --
Chance-Vought plant here Friday (30), it was announced this week.
Bookings include a family of Hopi Indians from Arizona. under direction of Ja mes E. King of the Somers Mountain Indian Trading Post, Somers, Conn. Another feature will be Sharkey. a trained seal under direction of Mark Hiding. Fly-casting contest and water ballet also will be staged.
MORRILTON, Ark.. June 3. -- Ernest Coleman was re-elected president of Conway County Fair and Livestock Show skedded here September 20-23. R. W. Morgan Jr. was renamed secretary-treasurer.
An additional livestock barn will be added to the four already on the grounds. Annual plans to operate all concessions this year with rides to be furnished by Fidler's United Shows.
Ha mpden County. Its objective is to emphasize the educational opportunities available to school children at the exposition each fall.
Mitchell 1Colakoski, 31-year-old stock
car driver of Suffield, Conn., was killed in acrash at Plainville Stadiu m here May 28.
Del Mar, Calif., Annual Will Feature Home Talent
Edmonton, Alta., Lighting Upped 400 % at 406 Cost
State Police Inspector George Mitchell said that the cars were bunched in a controlled skid on a turn during the first race when Kolakoski's car shot from the pack, struck a crash wall and overturned.
Charlotte Horse Show Set
DEL MAR. Calif., June 3.--San Diego County Fair, June 30-July 9, will again feature community participation days Practically every city and town in the area will take part with local talent to be paraded daily at the fairgrounds here, Henri War· ner, promotional activities director. announced.
ED MONTON, Alta., June 3. -- Lighting in the Ed monton Exhibition Association-owned Gardens has been increased 400 per cent at an approximate cost of $40.000, according to Ja mes Paul, association's secretarymanager.
All wiring in the building was changed.
CHARLOTTE, N. C., June 3.--Plans
are being shaped for the Charlotte Horse Show to be held at Southern States Exposition Fairgrounds June
Shaunavon, Sask., Adds To Grandstand Capacity
Ryley, Alta., Annual Names Westmancoat Press
8-10. All proceeds of the show will
RYLEY. Alta.. June 3. -- R. K.
be donated to the Charlotte Spastics SHAUNAVON. Sask., June 3. -- Westrnancoat has been na med presi-
Hospital. Com mittee includes Phil Shaunavon Agricultural Society here dent of the Ryley and District Agri-
Van Every, publicity chair man; Henry has added another section to its grand- cultural Society here.
Morris, presalent, Mecklenburg Saddle stand to bring capacity to 650.
S. Murikedahl and L. Pepper are
Club, co-sponsor of the event, and A third addition is planned to in- vice-presidents, and A. R. Cross, sec-
Doak Flintom.
crease capacity of the stand to 1,000. retary-treasurer.
I. DAN BALD WIN has been named manager of the Kentucky State Fair, it was announced at Leelsville last week. He takes over the post June 7.
bus* 10, 1950
The 1.111sonrd
FAI RS-EXPOSITIONS
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,a/e THE BILLBOARD CINCINNATI U. D.
NO W ROO K ING
RODEOS, ATTRAGIONS, THRILL SHOWS AND OTHERS FOR
Savage Amusement Center
Gary, Indiana. Seating capacity 3,000.
w nte dates open, ter ms, ete in lee Sot o
T O M M Y SAI[C O
203 N. Webeeb
Chicano, IN.
Phone, ANdeser 3.6112
CARNIVAL WANTED
TOR
KARR COUNTY FAIR 6 STOCK SHOW
coniun diew will.
4-1 Deb Fair 6 Americas Legion Jubilee
AU GUST 22, 23, 24 AND 21 W arn at lea n S good Rid .. 5 $how. and
10 Conseurona
C. V. TE RREI.L, Cluair mam
HARPER KANSAS
A T T E N TI O N! .
4111 CELE UATIONI, FAIRS, PA1KS, FTC.
FOS SE NS ATI O NAL THRILL ACTS GRA NDSTA ND SH O WS -C HICUS UNITS
W M. %Vi m or Plaeme
J. C. Iflebaels Ateraiesiaan
41 W. itenesaa a.
Reliance alto.
IIInola
Ken os City, m a
Randelieb
Ph: N oriten ·312
W A N TE D
GOOD CLEAN CARNIVAL
F.. Ahtlib . Co met" Fell far. Lag, 23, M . 25, at . MN IN* if desired. Write cre wire
H A RR Y FUELLING
Reek Pan, 1.11materi
WANTED
Rid « and Concessions for Sloe Goo psi, and None Shore lane 27-inly I. One el best emontiers in State tor Fi r. W nte et owe* to,
& L A V E SI MS
Harroslabarg, Ky. PI . » 110
WANTED CARNIVAL POR
Shelby County Fair Auer . 21.24, » W. Contact JAC K SW ANSON Marla., ter.
WANTED
Indeomiskart Rides los Pe p Paw M en a Farr A NN .. 21-21i- WrIfe
Willia m L. Cootie, See.
Me mento. W.nt VIrghne
Southwest Florida Fair
Fort Myers, Florida February 5th-1 0th inclusive
C. C. SCH U MAN. Change.. 2206 Broad way
Chitwood Unit Draws 1,200 at Bridgeport
B RI D G E P O R T. Conn.. June 2. Joie Chit wood's A uto D aredevils, first thrill sho w lo play here this season. dre w 1,200 persons W ednesday 1241 at Candlelight Stadiu m despite cold w eather.
O rg announced in local ne wspa per that It w ould return later, with a ten-
tative date set for July 2. Sho w left
here for Pit man, N. J.
Lethbridge Prizes $5,500
L E T H B RI D G E, Alta., June 3. Lethbridge and District E xhi bition and Rodeo this year will offer the largest prize list in its history, C harles E. Parry, secretary- manager, announced. Prizes will total $5,500. A ne w fence is being built around the race track, and the fair board office is being renovated.
Owensboro Gets Charter
O W E NS B O R O, K y.. June 3. - TriState Fairgrounds here has been
granted a charter by the secretary of state for the staging of carnivals
and auto racing. Capitalized at $3,000, incorporators include O. Z. Eidson, M. H. Carlin and M. V. H as.. Ions.
Fair Dates
The tolletelag eeeeeee ion. and additions
t· the list or Fah D·lee were reserver'
d·rIng the week raged leer 1.
The o melets. L W Id Veit D Oes
eas vablOhed I. Ihe h oe W ed
"Ivrel ru m«
April I. A repy or that lone may be had by walling 15 ern . la the Cire·OtIon ropert m ose The nia. Nord, 7161 Patterson hirers.
Cineten oi es. O. Are orb la ne
ef The B M additions
reelertI on end
A RI Z O N A
KInintan -laohave Co. Fair. Sept. 2-4. R. PhillIps.
B ury
CONNECTICUT
·
Aron -Hertford Co. 441 Pale Aut. 2621
Beatrice trais.. Newington. Coon.
ig
BerlIn -Berlin Orange Tali. Sept. 15-111, Mr,
Sather 0, La mb.
Bloo mfleld -Bloomfleld 4-11 Pair. Aug. 11-19.
E. I. Johneon, Hartford, Conn
Mansfield -Echo Orange Pale Sept. 6. Peed
Ro obrooke. Willi mantic, Co me
North StonIngton -New London Co. 4.11 Pale Sept. 1.1. Eugene Itah olile, R.
DC.luab.
NorsIchtown.
Ro ar 31111 -RoCky Hill Orange Fair. Sept. 14,
Dorothy B. 'Orrick
Eloothbury -Pomperaug Orange Pale
Aug.
15-711. Therm o Clogelek, Woodbury, Conn.
Wapping - Wapping Pale Sept. a. Mrs. John
Porcheron.
Warren -Litchfield Co 4.11 Pair. Aug 25-211.
Lose; Doed·In, R. D. 3, Torrington. Coon.
washIngton - Washineton Pale Atli 31-15ept,
2 W. E. Morgan.
Wondstork - Woodat mk Pale Sent. 2-t. Don-
·Id Willia ms, R. 3. Putna m, Cat o
INDIANA cu...sario-usa<on Co. 4-H Pale.
E. P.. Chatha m.
A pe. 1.11.
'Me
STAR DUSTERS
OrIgInara n
1
A DO.irde liandstann an · Single Swee Pole.
Hand - balancing Adagio poses on 18 Inch platfor m.
Re m ounted by Al Martin A we«,
Hotel gradfard Ron . 16, U m.
Per manent address 14442 E. Ra mona
Ileild win Perk C·111.
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PITTSSURCH 311, PA.
EXCELSIOR GETS
(Continued from page 86 )
contest is set for A ugust 13. Shogran
took one girl to the Miss A merica
a ward in 1948 (BeBe Shoppe) and produced a second-place winner in 1947 (Elaine Ca mpbell).
Another promotion to start soon is the weekly broadcasts from the park pavilion of a two-hour radio show over WCCO of the Twin Cities. This year, in addition to its Saturday night show, WCCO will stage a broad-
cast fro m night.
the
park
every
Friday
In.tallationi. Redecorated
T he 17 rides. 10 ga mes, Fu nhouse,
Glasshouse and 6 refresh ment sta nds
have been refurbished. All but caram el apples and candy stands, operated
by John Ro mas, are o wned by the park, w hich is o wned by Fred W.
Pearce Enterprises, D etroit. A dded this year are w affle ice crea m. u nd-
isich and auto matic doughnut machine stands and a milk bar w hich
has been doing good business w hen w eather is okay.
B usiness has been off beca use of the poor weather. The park has yet to have a w eek-end w hich it can
co mpare with 1949 to deter mine the
trend of business. T he dance hall started off w ell with
B ud Stre wn and his 11-piece orchestra in their seventh year here. Fri-
day nights are dedicated to high
school students. O n Saturday nights the dance hall offers hotel-style m usic for adults.
WE HAVE OPENING
Far the felterwho Concesaleree RI M o..e.
String nano, Duch Pend. CNeratte stro Ory, Pitch Till Teo Win, ··11 Oarne.
Pair Md . Orly 31 te Aug. 4.
RUSH CO. IL ASSOCIATION
E. E. PRIVF.TT. See,.
RUINVILL., IND.
a.s. LOUISIANA
Leriusston -LIsInsaton Parlab Pair Aram. 22 44.
MICHIGAN
Allenville - Mackinac Co. Pair Ato m Sept. 14-
17. Cole Igraketa, Moran. Mich
Sag Rapide -Pdametta Co. Tali Aeso. Mtg. 33-
N. Norm . Itasca.
Dete nte -O m-slur Agri. Dee. Clayton P. Howe.
Aug. 34- N.
Cloadelle - St. Clair Co. 4.21 Pale. Aug. 24-11I.
C. S. Panto . Smith. Creak, Nish.
Esatinsc- Barr3 Co. Fe es Pale. Aug. 14, P.
W. Kelly.
Hudsonville - fluds000lll. C.:mam mon, Pair.
BON. 74. Alvin Sager.
Halernegoo - Ralatalitoo CO. Agri, Soc. Sept.
22-31, Hartman Kakabaktr.
Lowell -Rent Co. 441 Awl. As .. Aug. 22.26.
E. 0 ° M orn, Orval navies, Mich. LudIn von - Western M HO. Fair Assn Sept.
16.13. Irving L. Pratt. Scottellle, Mic a
Manchester - Manchester Co m munity Pair,
Sept. 31-33. Cliford W aiah,
North Branch- North Branch ROT A mu. Sept.
36-311. Ostr o. N. De ere. Noteray--Clickl mon Co. Pine Pali. Sept. 14.
Prank L Itonners. Iron MOseltela, N U R
Petookey -Founet Co. Pair A ort. Ta w 21.26.
Lyle E. Dunha m,
Salloe -Ballne Com munity Pair A nt. 34.31.
Charts. H. Osgood.
MINNESOTA
Ka men -Dodge Co. Fah. Aun, Aug. 3-6, V. T. Sander, Dodge Center, Mina,
MISSOURI
An --D ens as Co. Fair. Sept.
1 . 16 7.a.
PENNSYLVANIA
Mlii City -Palls-Overfuld Pair teen. 21 43. Si n Doris Gregory.
Sept.
=
TIE semational ORTOM
CRISS·CROSS SWAYING POLL THRILL1111 With their own original ar·elion
ltFLIRTATION IN THE SKY
Recrese Oed by: AI. MARTI N AGENC1 Notol Bradford. Boston Ma o
taro , Re m rrrrrbro, LE W Z, LESLIE GR·Ct, Ltd Regent No me. London, W I.
ATTE NTI ON!
FAIR SECRETARIES
Contort The
ERNIE YOUNG AGENCY
For Your 1950 Oread Stand Sheer IF god ere looking for eil W IDEAS
TENNESSEE
Brownsville -Haywood C. Pale Smith
Sept. S.l. L
103 N.
Avenue. Clawege I, Ill
Pr une: CEntret 6-0661
T E X AS
Amarillo -Tregtate Fair. B. Baxter.
Sept 11 43,
Rea
Brenham - Washington Co. Pair Sept. 21.23. Ia n Robert tau t.. rivil meri - wt. Co. Pale Sept. 13- 14 . Cecil Dullard,
Center -Shelby Ce. Pair Awns Ott 3.1. COar Cosset.
ClIfloa -Central Tea ., Tale Sept. 21.0st. 5.
L. E. Ten . =
Wee ny -Trinity valley laPO. IN. John °ravish.
Ott. 11-21 .
Pampa -Top a. Tee . Pair. Aug. 5-12. E. O.
Wedgeworth.
Temple -Cen.Tes Pair. Sept. 18-23. W. W.
Wendlaud,
temerie er finest
COIN TELESCOPE
790
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CARNIVAL WANTED
mat FOR A NT
IN JU NE Oa JULY
Lauder Cue Colored Fat
Amelia'
WILLI A M irtiNT0611
A nt. S m ear/
Lancaster, S. C.
CARNIVAL WANTED
ve or es Rides. thirty -tv. Conce ulons wanted Is sho w at our N. , eteentit M emel Fair date. ,eore m,e, II Vw,.. 76. 1950.
SEBASTOPOL COMMUNITY FAIR
Sebastopol M ks
WY OMING
011/ette -c. ..beu Co. Pair Asaa, M O M E. Lynch.
Aug 1621,
American Telescope Co.
EVANSVILLE 8, INDIANA
Alpine County To Be Revived
SACRA MENTO. June 3. - After 50 years of inactivity, the 16th District Agricultural Association is being revived and will stage a fair this year in Alpine County. Gov. Earl Warren has appointed a seven- man board to direct the event. The association was organized in 1680 as the Eastern Slope Agricultural A ssociation. It was reorganized ms the 18th
District in 1887. Eleven fairs w ere held prior to 1901.
WANTED: A CARNIVAL
re play ....wanner County. 1.10e Oak. Florida, Counts Fair and Livedock Show. Date ran be arranged loe week October 2. For par .-War. tontari
S. C. ICIERGE, Secretary, Lisa Oak, Flora .
C A R NI V AL W A N TE D
OHIO COUNTY FAIR
IN HARTFORD, KY., WEEK SEPT 4-9. 0950. Write 6,
I. R. RUESF.LL ar.
70
The M al mo'',
CA RNIVALS
Co m munications to 188 W. Randolph St.. Chicago I. Ill.
June 10, 1950
WOM Scores
Pennsy Spots All Washed Up
Big at Two
Hot and Cold
NE W YORK, June 3. -- The mother of three young sons tried to turn her ofspring over
Jersey Spots
For C&W Org
to police here, claiming that her husband, a concessionaire, was out of work because New York's much-publicized rain maker was
a bit too successful in his ef-
Takes to Date Par '49
Auto Hite Cetlin
forts. Mrs. Elizabeth Cygan pleaded
that her husband had been un-
PLAINFIELD, N. J.. June 3. --
NE W CASTLE, Pa., June 3.--Cet-
employed since last October and
Prank Bergen's World of Mirth
lin Sr Wilson Shows corraled good
that if Dr. William F. Howell,
Shows scored good business over the Decoration Day week-ens' at New Brunswick, N. .L, Saturday (27) and
Decoration Day business here after blanking out for the second week at Harrisburg. Pa., where a holdover
Gotha m's $100-a-day cloudbuster, had left well enough alone he might be working and
here on the holiday. Business at
both spots was considerably ahead
of last year's grosses, despite the
AL C. BECK. veteran show exec.
loos of many working hours to rain. This date, actually outside the city
limits. Is the 17th consecutive spon-
has been named credit manager-uncial representative tor Charles A. Lenz, showmen's insurance man.
sorship of the org by the Arbor Hose Company. Business here Wednesday thru Friday was good, Bergen said. All that is needed for a record gross
Peoria,
Ill.,
Gives Hennies Is fair weather tonight, he added. The weather was far from favorable thruout most of the New Bruns-
wick engage ment, but Bergen said the groin, exceeded the 1949 take by a sizeable margin.
First
Winner
As the result rif continuing high
per copita spending, all departments
are maintaining their 1949 pace. Morris Lev was added to the press
Holiday Yields Huge Day
date was skedded in an attempt to salvage the original booking. However. cold and rain continued and crowds and spending were sparse, despite considerable publicity resulting principally from the co-operation of all local radio stations.
Co-Owner Issy Cetlin was severely injured here Monday morning (29) when struck by a car which, reportedly, ran thru a red light. At the New Castle Hospital Cetlin was reported to have received a brain concussion and multiple cuts. Altho his condition was reported improving, Cetlin will undergo a series of examinations before being released.
At Harrisburg, Lou Straton, talker on the Raynell Girl Show, was taken sick. He was first taken to Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, and after
providing for the children instead of looking for another job.
Police lent a sy mpathetic ear to the woman's tale and suggested she go to he municipal lodging house for aid.
RAS Business In St. Louis Exceeds 1949
Show To Play Winnipeg
staff here. Gerald Snellens will handle the advance, while Lev remains with the shows.
Bergen said that four new Downey light towers will be added next week. Arthur Ca mpfleid, head of the canvas firm bearing his name, visited here and measured units for new belly cloths, with delivery skedded before the fair dates. Ca mpfield will also build a new 60-foot round top for the Posing Show.
With the addition of Garfield, lo-
PEORIA, EL, June 3. -- Hennies Bros.' Shows, harassed by rain, wind and cold since leaving Hot Springs quarters, played to ideal weather and large crowds here this week to rack up their first winning stand of the season.
Decoration Day (30) drew an estimated turnout of 9,000 at night and 1,000 in the afternoon. Shows broke in a ne w lot at Loucks and University streets to big business despite co mpetition from Tex Ritter's Rodeo at
examination transferred to the Naval Hospital at Bethesda, Md.
In view of the good holiday business here, this date could be a big winner. Holiday attractions included a fire company parade, which ended on the show's midway, and a fireworks display at night.
A tie-in with local merchants is expected to build today's kiddie matinee at which a bicycle will be given away.
ST. LOUIS. June 3. --The Royal American Shows thru Thursday (1), the 15th day of their 18-day still date stand at 'Grand and Laclede, were ahead of last year's business for the corresponding period. Every day, except Friday (23), which was hit by rain, provided a better gross than its mate of last year, Carl Sedlmayr Sr.. RAS owner, said.
Increased business was chalked up in evçry department. Leon Claxton's Harlent in Havana, perennial top
John Cavanaugh, 50. cated in the populous Patterson-Pas- the fairgrounds.
money-getter here, was way ahead
saic-Clifton area, the org's Jersey Monday night's opener was the
Irak now totals five weeks.
best first night of the season so
of its '49 gross. RAS will go into Winnipeg for ·
Dies of Injuries far, with a free gate for women. This
still date as scheduled. Sedlmayr an-
feature will continue at all still
Prell Biz Okay After Truck Crash dates. Org set up in good time. The first wagon hit the lot at 1 p.m. and by
At Early Dates 9 p.m. shows were in full operation with the exception of the light towers. Shows move to Kenosha. Wis.. from
Despite Weather here.
NE W YORK, June 3.--John (Slim) Cavanaugh, 50, of Springfield, Mass.. who presided over the lunchroom at the National Showmens' Association (NSA) here for the past several years and a show man for 20 years,
nounced. The Winnipeg stand, the last before the show goes into fairs, is set for June 22-July I.
SSow closes here tomorrow night, then sses to Davenpo t. la.. where it opens Wednesday (7) and runs thru June 17.
Vivona Unit Scores NE W YORK. June 3. -- Pre11's Baltimore Mulling Broadway Shows, which ended the
Big at Irvington, N. J. first part of its tour tonight at Rich-
New Show Laws mond. Vas and jumped to Jersey City,
N. J., has been playing to fairly good business below the Mason-Dixon line, despite considerable inclement weather. Joe Prell reported here this wek.
While considerable rain has been encountered as the org moved north, the clear nights have at least been warm, Prell said. As a result, when clear weather prevailed, patrons stayed on the lot and spent freely.
Charlottesville, Va.. was one of the best dates played. Org opened there with a paid gate of 4,000 and drew a Saturday night closing crowd of 6.500. Two dates were played in Richmond and both were good. Fayetteville, N. C.. was a blank, even tito it was stretched to two weeks after the opener failed to draw soldier pay from Fort Bragg because the troops were on maneuvers.
Prell was here to iron out final details fnr a two-week engagement, beginning June 12, at Forest Hill, L. I., N. Y. Location is on Queens Boulevard, main Island artery, and Prell said the stand looms as a red one, even tho it is located in New York City and playing costs are tremendous. Date is under auspices of the 40 and 8, American Legion, and pro-
BALTI MORE, Md., June 3. -- An amendment empowering the local police department with the right to veto carnival per mits has been proposed for incorposation in a new carnival ordinance pe siting in the city council. Bill would transfer from police department to the city building inspector's ofice the duty of issuing such permits.
Grand Juror's Association recently attacked the bill, saying that it would assign to politicians the right of granting permits. The ordinance would restrict the use of public highways by carnivals to that part of the road immediately adjacent to the non-profit institution sponsoring the org's stand.
Carnival permits would be subject to the approval of the police commissioner, chief of the fire department, city highway engineer and the building inspector. Prior to present administration, issuance of carnival permits depended upon the mayor's ofice. Following his inauguration, Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro had city council enact an ordinance transferring the duty to the police
died Monday, May 29, at St. Mary's Hospital, St. Mary's, Pa., of head injuries received Sunday, May 28, when a truck he was driving overturned.
At the time of his death Cavanaugh was ass ociated with Frank (Shri mpie) Rappaport in operating concessions with Mickey Percell's Pioneer Shows. Accident occurred due to bad road conditions at Driftwood, Pa., while the org was en route to Johnsonburg. Pa. Cavanaugh was exa mined by a local doctor and ordered to St. Mary's Hospital, 18 miles away, where he died.
Cavanaugh entered outdoor show business with Sa m Pre], and had been associated with Rappaport for the last 10 years. He is survived by two sisters, Margaret M. Cavanaugh and Mrs. Bernard Killiard: and two brothers, Joseph W. and Francis B. Cavanaugh.
Funeral services were held by members of Pioneer Shows at Driftwood following his death. Funeral arrangements also were made by the Sa mpson Funeral Horne of Springfield, Mass. Burial was in the family plot at Calvary Cemetery, Chicopee, Mass., Friday (2).
Applicants for carnival per mits
IRVINGTON, N. J., June 3. --Playing its home base here, Vivona Bros.' Amusements of 'A merica opened strong Monday. May 22, continued with solid biz thru the week and wound up the date Saturday drawing 5.000 children for a kid's matinee. Weather for the week was fairly good.
All units of the org were functioning from the opening day of the stand, and show personnel reported good takes for the week. Loral Veterans of Foreign Wars unit, with committee headed by Lloyd Goldberg, extended all possible co-operation.
The Irvington Herald-Review gave the shows a good press, devoting a page of pictures to the org and anumber of stories. Two new light towers for the midway have been completed and are in operation. While hens many visitors from World of Mirth and Ross Manning 'Slows turned up on the lot, with Maxie Sherpe, Vienna business manager, aiding in the entertaining.
Happyland Org Contracts Medicine lint, Alta., Event
MEDICINE HAT, Alta., June 3. --
motion, including various contests, is department
would pay a $5 filing charge, provide Happyland Shows have been signed
intensive.
After the injury of a circus spec- satisfactory evidence of the posses- to prcvide the midway at the three-
The Jersey City date also gives tator, it was found that there was sion of indemnity insurance protect- day stampede here this year in place
promise to big grosses. since Prell's no way to insure recompense or in- ing the city against liability (in case of Crescent Canadian Shows, D. A.
will be the first org to play the location in several years.
Prell also announced the signing of the Hatfield (Pa.) Fair, which he said would be reorganized.
demnity by a show after it had left the city. The mayor then requested city officials to prepare a new bill to insure greater protection for the carnival-going public.
of accident and a certificate from the State Tax Commission if the applicant is a non-resident corporation. Proof of financial responsibility also would be required of the applicant
Seholten, events business manager. announced.
Latter nrg originally was skedded, he said, but has been sold to American interests.
Ji ma 10, 1950
WANT CONCESSIONS
MICHIGA N'S LAR GEST A N NUAL
4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION
HILLSDALE, MICH.
Can plate legitimate Canoes .. . et all kinds m ope Binge and Novettlee. Contact es today.
GOODING AMUSE MENT
CO., INC.
1300 Nodose Ave.
Colo wba,. Ohio
JOLLYTIME SHOWS
W AN T
Coed Caller fer Ted Cole* Bingo CONCESSIONS: All kind, working for stock.
Also Cookhouse Help. SHO WS. Wild Lite. Penny Arcade, Motor-
deome, Unborn. Harry fink wants good Halt and Hair and wo,Ling Ar h for Side Sho w. No Chasers
or Drunks.
All rennet 1.
W ES P RI C E
week. Si mpson. Pa: niel west. Three's, Pa.
4th OF JULY
OPEN
CARNIVAL OR
CIRCUS
Co ming our way should contact a ·t once. Moto: Hill's Greater Sho ws did lino M·eterlsi week.
Pueblo's Lakeside Park
Pueblo, Colorado
FO R SALE
x 32. own 2 mason. t Pole Top. hide Walls, Bally, SO Stool. Center Pleeh Iomelet* except P A. erstern. U M 00 o mth et Stack. First 1750.00 wk . I.
2K3.? FtI,nteDrrnoaptioFnraalme°heSctteoelr. T!ramiluellreinandshaInpeel.
"et ef 12 Bl a me 'Merchant Men. Ton. 'TamAer.caWdieritnygp.e. coFimrperleta7e.so Aen C.e.nt.e.r It.JoiTnaty. only two month. ow
SILL JOHNSON HIS Meenolla se,
Re, Tenn.
WANTED W HEEL FOlt· MAN. asset·V.GO·ROUND FOIlgeaAN.
Other Seed Side Note. anew. and Co m mie ..
MOUND CITY SHO WS
Addre ss Penton, Ma., June MI, Collinsville, 11., week June 11.
FOR SALB --LOolegle, 0000 At NE W
ANTED Legiti mate Claeritelmedene of all kinder. Hila n.
realm, Boat or any Ride not conflict/r m.
nioghforRoAethrl,eticocmeSheon, nMeeede M0a0,0n.a9g1er.0.. Also Girl Sho w or Old. Sho w Too available « What hWailvle plpoacu?e yoDuo.n't write. wire or ro me on.
YAGE R UNITED ATTRS"
Abin mion, Ill., Juno 1-10, Buettner, al.
Jane 12-17; then on per route
*
WANTED
A while . Manager for finest Mechanical City en road. Mint b. A.I se ml Mark driver and hand, man. Alan hogs C..... Man. Pe e attheInLtyenamiewwo.lves or Saner. Salary discuesed
J A M ES O' B RI E N
Ng Lincoln Ave., Nil ., Ohio Phone SLAM
YORK REUNION
Teri, 6 SIC DAYS --Auguer
RIA X E1.11,IS,
1-2-3-4.5.6
Secy.
Soonsored by American Legion W est Union.
The Billboard
Dayton Nets
C UINEWAILS
Cavalcade Big Holiday Biz
Shows, Concessions Lead
CORCBSIONS, 811160 IB M, M E WS. MO1ORDROMES, WOW 10111
ANYTHING IN CANVAS
California Appre nd riantepreel Materiab Available. ones and Boot . tor Benefits and Local Celebeatiens.
SEPERT W ORK MA NSHIP
S DAYS' SHIP ME NT O N M OST SIZES
DAYTON, O., June 3.--Al Wag-
ner's Cavalcade of Amuse ments
cwheaelkkedon uap nebiwg
lotbusijunsetssouthesirdee
this the
city limits, Decoration Day crowds
both afternoon and night were large
despite competition from near-by
Lakeside and Frankie's Forest Park.
Shows and concessions were top
money winners. Rain and mud again
crabbed business tonight, a regular
Saturday feature since the opening.
Entire show was not set up due to
the derail ment of three flats in Vin -
rennes, hid., en route here from
Evansville, Ind. The three cars were
left behind in order to bring the rest
of the show into Dayton on schedule.
No property damage or injury was
incurred.
wasLoubiasckJ.onBerthgeer.shoorgw'shergeenertoral
agent, a con-
ference. Visitors here included 'Wal-
ter .1 Beachler, local fireworks exec:
Dutch Wilson, Mrs. Charles Lavine
and the latter's mother and father.
all of Dayton; Billy Breese, Johnny
J. Denton Shows. and Gene Hairlin.
On Friday night (2) Mr. and Mrs. Al
Wagner and Sally Rand played hog
to E. Walter Evans and Bill Sachs. of
The Billboard: John Anderson, of the
Enquirer Printing Company, and
Barney Rapp, booking agent, all of
Cincinnati.
Personnel line-up includes:
Staff
Al Wagner. general m
g Joe S
Schollbo, manager: Lot . J. Berger, general
reprreentative: Herb Shire, publicity director;
George Ha m special agent: Arthur Atherton,
secretary-tre murer: Harry Touait. amhtant
secretary; O. J. rWhitey1 M ega rancesalon
manager: Iterehell 'Artie, Bradford. super-
intendent of transportation: Joe Kemper,
auperinteadent of ad miasiona: Leo Montt,
chief of the electrical depart ment: Frank
Seger, shop foreman: Dr. Sera Urline show
doctor: Joe Pearl, mail man and The BIB-
Ceara
·
NE W -- BRIGHT -- FLASHY DURABLE -- WASHABLE
ANCHOR CCARNIVAL CANVAS
Plastic m ated Cray goods give s High Gloss labial -9 Beautiful Colors Write tor samples
FOI BE MA 7I NTS --L OVIEST PRICES -- HI GH 0.011111 W a ng
The Nu mber I Carnival Tent Manufacturer.
ANCHOR SUPPLY CO., INC. iVANSVIIII· WIDIANA
c'Lc AA
a/ w
BINGHAMTON, N. Y.,_ FAIR, JUNE 12 TO 17 SWA M PA, CENTENNIAL. JUNE 19 TO 24
Want Legiti mate Concessions. Shows --Penny Arcade. Fun Rouse. Ten·In- One, Motor Drome, shows of merit.
Ferris Wheel Fore man. For Sale --High Striker. Can be booked on show, 20 by 20 Marquee. two 20 by 20 show tops. Kiddie Airplane Ride. eight.car strea m line Whip. Double Loop·o-Plane. five se mi trailers and tractors. We have New York and Pennsylvania finest routes of fairs and celebrations. Johnnie Lash wants Count Store Agents. Shrimpie Rappaport wants Skillo Agent.,
MI C KI E P E KE: EL L
This week. Endicott, N. Y.
Ride.
Moon Rocket. N. IL 'Snake> Fowler. lore.
man; Malcol m B. Pri m. Pony Ride. Howard
Willia ms, line men: Frank Morris and Patti
Harter. Tilt-a- Whirl, J. W. Garland, fore-
man; Edger Cox, Caterpillar, Paul Reynolds.
fore man: SUtha m.
Willard Smith. Little fore man; Oliver Lee
Dipper. Pierson.
GeBoarbgye
Ride, Sailor Gardner. fore man: Chart «
Singleton. Oct opus. IL Sum mer. foreman.
Willie Steven, Pert h Wheels .31, John 1P
Glover. fore man: El mer Bollard and Brick
Gordan. 11-Ball. John It. Milne, fore man.
Ply-o-Plane. Miestsalppl Baker, fore man:
Joseph Hells. Merry- Go-Round. AI Senor..
foreman. Floyd Lance.
WANTED
ONE CARNIVAL for CHARRO DAYS
RUNNING TI ME JAN. 27 THROUGH FEB. 4, 1951
Must tw clean. base good Rados and Concessions. No prift.
Sho ws
Star-Studded Reuse. Sally Ran d Im mured.
Corolla and Lary Kane. comedy: &delta Mon-
dancer, Harold Rand. anger and stage
Manager; Billy HO/Ards. co medy. Gus & Milts.
bend; Ruth Wible, wardrobe: Charlie Pee n.,
projectioni n; Frank Legg ett, elettrielan.
M iele Sho w. Paul Martell, predate, and
director: Ed Keck, manager and talker; Matt
MeGinnes arid Blettle Johnson, tick ed:
Preachy Gaynor and Reeky Clark. ¡tenons:
M U M Brown. featured: iladallne Weiss Loh
packer. Leah To wel, Tobe Clark, Oypsy
Brady, MarSorle Gar
Minstrel &Wow, Charlen Taylor. manager.
M o. Charles Taylor. director. War Shoe.
George Marshall, n,
Mee Oeerge Mar-
shall. earthier; Bobby Evans, guard:, Mite
Marshall. general utilities.
Concessions
Cookhouse. Mrs. P.1 'Mattel Wagner. Owner.
Ben Buck. chef: Johnny Anat .. etrahler·
candy, M n. Warmer owner, Hy mie Cooper
manager: Clue Bethu me in managing M n.
w werter· two err.
anO Lola blunter
her al, rat.
NEW TINTS (camouflage)
16 it. by 31 ft..
m ax good for Ball
Carnes, fence,. etc One. $10 .00; Iwo or more, 58 .00' each. Send deposit.
Bids Still he opened June 20, 19 M1.
Mail bids to CH ARR O DAYS, INC., Brownsvilie, Texas.
W A N TE D FO B
DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATION
SUPERI OR, NEBR.. SEPT. 18 A ND 19
Outstanding Acts --Chen ne ws --Rides et All Kinds --Belkon Ascension.
Lay
.on of rang« fer selebrarion al thie type. Don't p.m Hen up -11 will he one et Nebraska', br .ert ce Mbrations.
ORA N KI NG and R. VER N O N McBR OO M, Co- Chair men
R oc k y M ou nt ai n E m pi re Sh o ws
Want tee Ilelle Fenreire. holy I thrse Sr. tethered by Pierre. Hot Sarinia. Crater. all South Ordeete; thea eights weeko et fain and CeNteratione rn Colorede and Nebe mka.
RIDES: Octopus, Spitfire, Rolloplane, Looper and any eidet that do not conflict.
SHO WS: W ant monkey Shove or any clean onell.11eahael Sha w. Will beak legiti mate Concessions. No gypeies. Can use repent. Ride Help. Need Bingo and Race Hone Men.
Mentrese, Co b., Ho w st. le; own...a twiner St merbeng
it ht 57 .
AL NICHOLS
R. F. D. I. Nashua, N. H.
SECOND HAND SHOW PROPERTY FOR SRI
1311.00
sien Tent, 5514, tilde Wall, Air . ..
Batty Show. 13 meci mens In eh » Ia n, che w.
$13.110 Velvet Curtain, darts Men., itilerer · Wires
11.71 Streamers. II POnoMnIy12515; la nar M ee
SM. » re mora. 4-for.all me evtaN. alarealn.
W EIL'S CURIOSITY SHOP
10 So. O M M.
Nellaetelphia e, Pa
FOR SALE --MERRY-GO-ROUND
7-ab m me. lu mpier, keno. Coed lop and sidowell. Sound ... .Non Nest.. Splendid ...hine for one. $2000.00 amh.
1. . .fol
M A RI E K. S M U C K LE R
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CA RNIVALS
The Billboard
Jig,,- 10. 1950
WE HAVE
MID WAY CONFAB
HANEY PANES. 9 different kirds of
LW. GAMES. 2 different types of DART GAMES. 6 types of HOOP GAMES, 4 NEW SKILL GAMES, 8 NEW PER.
Coreperrod Sp. via die geed.
h bookie lent reports. go. midway grapevine. sounds
after 1 years with the show. He will stay with the No. 2 Unit thru its Rigby, Idaho, stand ending June 17. Ile has made no plans for the
M AGI GAMES, 4 NEW MR DEALS. 6 NEW DICE GAMES, 24 different
Ja mes E. (Whitey) Cru mb, amem- remainder of the season. ber of the cookhouse staf on Royal
types of WHEELS.
Crown Shows, expects to return to Manager advised that he didn't want
6 CATS Earh RRR RR Ier delivery
BEAUTIFUL PUNKS. Dot.
$10.00
$27.00
the road soon. He's been confined to Robert Long Hospital. Indianapolis, since May 14.. . Highlighting Decoration Day activities on the
cm explorer, bal wanted a general agent who knows routes.
P. Burnett Deane, for mer fast
luth,att nthelnoritghtrunsize. It assorted colors
Royal Midwest Shows during the stand in Marion, 0., was the public wedding of R. (Digger Bob) Eeh-
sketch artist with Pete Koster% World's Fair Museu m, is in Wesley Hospital, Wichita. Kan.. recovering
!I..rIl.lry,Wer,dhareerthZeell'IcreNoamgÇdoM295th0ef l ecrope
ringer and Barbara Shannon in front of the Ferris Wheel, which attracted an esti mated 8,000, Bill Harris re-
from the last of a long series of op erations which kept hi m of the road for two years. He expects to be on
R A T O A K ES dc SO NS
M31 W. 401 Plate
Lyons, lUPI nO S
Morn: LYONS 1.4411
ports. Harris was best man, with Marilyn Joyce, maid of honor. W hen the shows closed for the night the newlyweds were honored at a party
tour soon and would like to read letters from friends.... Paulette and layette, annex attractions on Side Shows with Motor City Shows and
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WANTED
· Ntan and Wife for tenno Shim.
e Cativae men and Ticket Seller
in the bingo tent. They will honeymoon in Detroit.... Pete Wa mbach. well known in carnival circles, is doing radio and news work in Harrisburg. Pa., where he's director of Capitol Services. . . . Charles S. Noell reports fro m Beloit, Wiz., that
Dailey Bros.' Circus respectively, celebrated their birthdays at a recent party at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
.Joe Teaks, following a 780- mile hop from Houston to Independence. Mo., joined Snapp Greater Sho ws with his Mechanical Far m Show.
· for Girl Show. Also Conerwiam · Help. Inesperieneed Girls for · Posing Shoo. Billy Milton. con·
he has resigned as general representative of United Exposition Shows. ...Vicki Well « has joined Ja mes E. Strates Shows as a feature
.. .When Endy Bros.' Sho ws day and dated the Ringling-Barnu m circus in Philadelphia, Joseph Lehr visited Mrs. Hazel Cabriskie, who has
· tart me. Paul. wire me at once.
e e
HAPPYLAND
SHOWS
on Jack Norman's revue. ...Curly Francis and family, formerly with Buf Mottle Shows, are operating Anna Tilley% long range shooting
the popcorn, candy apple and cotton candy stands on the Endy org. Lehr says that Hazel's husband. Ji m my, is chief electrician and in charge of the
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E D DI E MI L LE R
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16191 Wmainard
·
Detroit 3. Mich.
gallery on Turner Bros.' Shows. Diesels on the shows.
Francis recently took delivery of a
new house trailer. ·
Reel way to decide ',bother a midway actor le an amateur is to watch whether
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Coincidence Ls when concession rot s lump up lust ae the lret fait comes up.
he chow· gum on holy or Sage.
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American Houston 6.
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orni,0?klMa.e0.
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When the John H. Mark> Shows played Philadelphia, General Agent and Mrs. Allen Travers entertained Mr. and Mrs. John H. Marks and Mr. and M n. Michael Ro man at their ho me there. Later Mrs, Mabel Strates entertained Marks, Guy Macidey. Mr. and Mrs. Ro man and Mrs. Ha my Schreiber at her home in Corning, N. Y... .Charles (Curly) M uon reports he has resigned as general agent of American United Shows
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Weer will attend the graduation of their son, John Jr.. from Chicago Junior Military Academy June 9. Weer will leave the Johnny J. Jones Exposition to attend, while Mrs. Weer will fly fro m their Mia mi ho me. John Jr. is a cadet major and has won four letters in athletics.
W. J. Tho mas. brother of S. C. (To m my) Tho mas, general agent for Royal American Shows, visited Sa m and Shirley Levy, co-o wners of
FREAR'S UNITED SHOWS 1,A NT
Jewelry. Photos, Fish Pond, Lead Gallery, High Striker. Want Agents for Halls, Blower, Bowling Alley, must be able to take money. Agents for Basket Ball. Heart Balloon, Dart, Penny Pitch. 011ie Bryer wants Ball ga me and Cork Gallery Agents,. Cecil Fortner and John Wilson. co me on. Manager for Girl Show. Athletic Show. Ride Help. Merry· GoRound Fore man, Ride Fore men, Second Men on all rides. Write or wire. Hiawatha. Kan., this week.
HAVE 100% SPOT IN 100% PARK
FOR
Special Indoor Atraction
Pork caters to ramdies and Ser,cemen. NOttung see or 011onsin. °siding 18/40. Gm be Walk Thru, Side Show AttrKttan. Horror or what have POLL P. C. 3 0 % · Fte. merle used as Snake Show Building.
SEASIDE PAR K
VI R GI NI A MACH. VA.
A. I. ROGERS SHOWS
W ANT
Popcorn and Apples, Bal Ga mes, Balloon and Addern Up Darts.. Glass Pitch. Ralph Lee, contact. Nell, Milford, Conn., this week; Winsted June 12-17,
I11{ EXPORT
Popcorn Machines & Comesston Equipment & Supplies
STATE FAIR SHOW
CA N PLACE
Cook House. anv and all Hanky Panto., Tilt Foreman, ·Iser Wheel. 7000 Brighton Boulevard, Denver, Cole.. now: Huse. Colo.. June 12 to 17. Wire
SC O TT LA M B
HOME STATE SHOWS
W ANT for State Legion Convention, Grand Forks. June 7th-13th; Coop. erstown Fair. 14 *-17th. Hanky Pinsk!. Grind Shows. Ride Men who drive; Minstrel Show People. Grand Forks, N. D.. this week.
W A N TE D
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32-Inch
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21-Inen Sears, *alerted Cetera
fl-Inch An , Aliened Colors
le-inch Over. Awned Colors
flinch brunt Maier* Assorted Colors, Dells
24-inch Drum Meier; Asserted Cetera, Dells
17.111th DruI P Milers, Amoebae Cetera Doll,
New Plush Striped Tigers
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FOR PIQUA, O., ANNUAL CORN FESTIVAL
OCT. 3, 4. S. 6 A N D 7. 1950.
vie PIQUA CHAS
Thrilling Arts or High Send Omegas and best offer te
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W A N TE D
COOKHOUSE HELP
From front tomebacbek.forePeoplansewewrho. worked Ior
W. W. BLAKEY IMPERIAL SHOWS
Madison, Wiscensm, this w ee k. the n es per
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Wheel ForeLmEen,OanNGdeAnerBRianlgDoR.deO14.1tHe1>lep,LRDelief Call,.
2771 seer 71 ».
CHICAGO. 1.1.
Ibsen Ileen 5-7113
June 10, 1950
The Billboard
CA RNIVALS
73
Lawrence Greater Shows, when the TINE Davis has joined the Sa m my
org played Dover, O.... Mrs. Lew Lane Shows to deal percentage for
Dufour was ad mitted to Jewish Hos- Patterson's concessions. Bo Dodson,
pital, St. Louis May 30 to undergo Kansas City agent, is also with Pat-
treat ment for arthritis. She expects terson's concessions on the Lane org.
to be hospitalized for two months. reports Walter 4 Whit mer.... Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Levine. concession-
M anagers tell tn. " We m uet prepare for thin and that lair." but they never check ki I n w helber w e did or flou.
aires, who were in an auto collision near Ocala, Fla., are recuperating at their home in Mia mi Beach, Mrs. Levine sufered a cerebral con-
cussion. Levine received bruises.
Personnel of the Club Onyx. Cet- .. Prof. Don Ra mos. mentalist with
lin gr Wilson Show feature, includes United Exnosition Shows, was forced
in the cast Gene and Edith Smith. to lay of as a result of injuries re-
Jeanie Mae Lewis, Willie Gatewood, ceived in a May 31 auto accident en
Barbara Shorter. Princess Carlotta, route from Chicago to Debit, Wis.
Thelma Kind. Emily McDonald and When recovered he expects to play
Horatio Ballard. Me mbers of the (-airs with amagic company.
band, led by George Stubbs, include
Irving Johnson. dru ms; Agne w Gary, tru mpet; Edward Davis. alto sax: Arthur Denials, tenor sax and Harry Robinson. bass Peter Garay is the talker, and the ticket boxes are
Seeing a mid way m anager wine and dine a m anager at a dead lair, a cone . sionahe said. "H a -a mi There's another kind of a may w ho thinks he can win."
manned by Willia m (Heavy) Harris
and Paul A. Michael. Joe Hatfield is Joining the Mighty Hoosier Stet,
boss caztvas man, assisted by Ja mes Shows recently, H. J. McAlister.
Whisenhunt. Crew me mbers are with "Marie and Her Queens of BurClarence Willia ms. Robert Ho mes lesque," did good business in Co-
and Willia m Jones.
lumbus, Ind. Soldiers' pay day then
In this land of opportunity a hallo w with a concession can al most che a p find m a.
body to advance hi m eating dough und grouch lot his nul.
g.a.veMrsal.l
attractions an okay play. Sa m my Glick man is staying
at home In Jersey City, N. J., this
year while her husband works a con-
cession with Hennies Bros.' Shows.
GliCk man has sold his concessions.
. ..Joseph Lehr and Charles Roth
opened April 8 in Philadelphia with
CARNI V AL W ANTE D
spot the spot. They got their first full week recently with the Krause
WUS JOLT 29111 10 AUG. RI FOR
Amuse ments at the Broad and Bigler streets lot there.
MIRMONT41111111OWN VOLUNTEER
FIRE CO. JUBILEE WEI
Dra win g population, 15,000 to 20.000. Co mae!
JACK SCALLY
R. D. 11, Irwin, l'a.
GIRLS ---GIRLS
R ol a n d P ort er
W ants Girls for Strip. Oriental,
two or
wh12a1t
GlhralveShoywosu.?
Hula. Top
sailaries and good working conditions.
E larks . and Doiotes. Cgs. ...
StnileY·
and Irene Rack, E. Stapleton. and all others
Helen M y Ron
myself contacted this
sou p, w . Im mediately.
ROLAN D PORTE R tie I. I. Kirk wood tha ws. Trainer. Pa.
PS ·levy O'Beien connected with this show --those who kno w ha p wire.
Beginners on the G ate 6 Donner Sho ws : paid respectful attention to an ol dll mer 4
tale of bo w he w orked his w ay up until they learned be borro wed a buck in pay ' for hie laundry.
Jean Mercer has joined h,1 daughter, Zora Blaire. on M. A. Snider Shows, where George DeBond is front man on Zora's Girl Show. Margaret DeBond has the Side Show im paiement act for Bill Kennedy.... Lee Creston and L. D. (Bill) Dollar. of Lee Amuse ment Company. visited Waller B. Fox at his ho me in Mobile. Ala., while on a recent buying trip In that city. Another recent visitor to the Fox apart ment was Frank B. Hildebrand. who was in town on business connected with his Warren Bros.' Circus. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Dugan Wells took delivery on anew trailer in Kansas City, Mo., recently, as did Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Btinr.unk and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mar
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steel stand which can be dis mantled in
two pans. All hard ware w ed is brass and
PRICE
chro miu m.
The wheel is decorated with plastic sheet,. chro miu m mold. Ines and beautiful pictures.
A sure manes, maker!!
$ 2 5 0 "ea. yo .
Crating is M-
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NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS OF 1E
MICHIGAN SHOWMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Fla me Re mit Ter, Death Contributions for the tollo winy Meraba n -
Abraha m Dan:deli Ora IPop) linker Fred IFreels-1s, ) IS Mini m.
Den r Osseen· Delinquent! Protect Yourself!
PAUL GREELEY, SECY.
Re mit N.. !
N. Y. GAIETY SHO WS
15 WEEK BATAVIA, N. Y., KIT SALAMANCA, N. Y.
%rant Slide Shi n. O perator with his ow n pere entir·i. ICe heye lu untifill front, lent fall, equi pped. Girl Show Dale B·rmon get in touch with me.
WANT IELP --Eleetrieimi at one,. Merry Form»: tt Chairpla m.
ele.
Want few more Coneessions. High Striker. Si, Gat. Market. Ho wling Alley,
Siring, Bate Horse. Pitch Till U Win, Blower, etc. At ire
ANTHONY SANTILLO
lialt oi g, N. Y., this week.
WANT
1 TALKERS 1
FOR MONKEY CIRCUS
M ust loin al ante.
Fat Southerland, ans wer.
LEO CARRELL
c ho AAAAA A MERICA N SHO WS
D AVE NPORT, IO WA, nerg tune 17.
HELP W A NTE D
and Second Man on No. 5 Eli W heel. Feren un Second Man on Scre wball (Octopus M en
can crualityl. Good pey and p od working
conditions to sober and reliable
If
A. J. SUNNY you qualify. wire and co me on.
P OE 5. ISO . Se,
G Mvelend 20, P io
P P .: W A 1- .79
GI RLS W ANTED
Mr Con Sho w and Pe4ind Sho w. Experience not necessa ry. W ardrobe furnished. Top salary. W rote
ARTHUR SELLERS
1*5 N: W aked, Are., Salta 1918 Otisage, P aola
George French. advance agent fog Meeker's Shows, is in the hospital at Kellog. Idaho, recovering fro m in. Juries sustained in an auto accident. He was recently visited by personnel of the American United Shows
C A R NI V A L W A N T E D For week ei1 August 21 to 26. 1950. ine h mis e. At Sunset Market. I mile »crib on Sesenth Street. Leba non. ro.,., 'R etold al so like priers on renting tw n or three large trots.
For further in/navigation motor!:
A recent visitor to The Billboard's Chicago ofice. BIll Naylor, press agent for Hennies Bros.' Shows, told
IREN s.F,Fiarr. P. O. Rot 546, Lebanon, Pelage:, IsonTa
his latest "show- must-go-on" stories.
The Hennies show. playing Peoria, Il recently found itself without tractor drivers. It was three concession agents. Joe Hendrick. Joe Wall Paladchuck and Billy Tuer. who saved the day. They worked until all wagons were on the lot and placed.
T H E J O L L Y S H O WS
glint W ant lo book Octet .. Rolloplane. Tilt or Spitfire fer
C·11,01 C Celebret ., right In hefirt
behind of W ashington, 2 Sig W eeks starting June 19. Raffles, Giveaways eve n, night. All Catholics this one. Big last yea, bigget this year. Follo wed by Greenbelt on the She . 11.
4th week. 16 he ws of action on the 4th: M en the N orthern Virginia Fair at M anassas. W e
ri my no gri n or gypsies. No Concessions wanted. Book loCour Ride with a dean show that gets
THE JOLLY SHO WS m oney. Write, wire oe call
2119 FIRST ST.. N. W., W ASHI NGTO N I, D. C.
W elde r 4051
Tails Tivoli, Rabaissa Tyler and
BILL ENFANTE
JAC K ROBINSON
Carolyn M elts .. h recently trekked to Chicago for new wardrobe. ... Women of the Wallace & Murray Shows recently gave a baby shower for Mrs. Eileen Cook in Maxine I Cyres cookhouse. Attending were Mrs. Cyrs, Mrs. Babe Keller. Opal Cu m mings. Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Grit. fith. Jeanne Gray. Bess Hunt Pat
T WEST
D U MON KITTANNING, PA., 111E 5 TO 1011f,
SHO MEADVILLE,
IAW.,S ME
12
TO ITII
W m., Balloon Dart, OeseawVeur.Age, lonsi-La, ClumawYout. Welght. Slu m Clothe. Pin.
M R Ga me. Photo, Mainz Ca me, Glaze Pilch.
All address: LOU RILEY, Mgr., as per reate
Mc Minn. J·enne Ja mes. Margie Logan. Reba Hensley. Mrs. Hinted Wilburn and Babe Stone.
LOO K - - - AT IL.I BE RTI - - - LOO K
W A N TE D
W heel aorensam. 00.00 Pe` sceek. Conic on
rhi,né ,·Iley gorse 4541
P. VA N BILLIA R D, Oaks, Pa.
Lew Alter and his Congress of Living Wonders switched from Granite State Shows to Phil laser's I. T. Shows (second unit), joining the latter org at Great Neck, N. Y., May 22.
C O L. A . L. S Y K E S- M c R O RI E General ·r Searle, Agent. lausiness mane«, Illiosester. Let Man, Pro moter. Press and R . N.
sooserenceo --Seber --··lieble. write or Wirt 215 JACKSON ST., TRE NTON, N. J.
Ma w west MN July aete on East beelted. Open ter Carnival.
74
CA RNIV A LS
The Bit!boned
J une 10, 1950
CARUSO AND WHITESIDE
Can plage CenC Haione of all kinds. Candy Floss. Custard. French Tri m. Long Range
Gallery, Cigarel Gallery. Flab Pond. Balloon Darla. Coke Bottle.. Will sell exclusis· on two Ball G amest any and all Hanky Pants. open. Agent. tor ollice owned Clothes Pin Totals and Skillet. Al m P.C. Dealer.. Only two Grind Stor m on mid way. SH O WS --Fan House. Gla u Ho we. any worlh.grhIl· Grind Sho w. Girl, for Ha waiian Sheer. Girl. fat Girl Revue. Experlenc· unneceasary. BIDES -- Will book or buy Get man. Or Spitfire. Place any aid. sot conflicting. Good proposition to set ol Kiddie Rides. (BSI loo n. eontoct.I Fore man tor Chainslane, Second Men on other Aides. Those Joining no w will be given preference at our long list of Fair. and all winter la Florida. All replies:
JOHN CARUSO, 146R., OR A. R. (DUTCH) WHITESIIX. CONCESSION Mat.
P.S., This Sho w will po dlivaly sho w jacInsonvIlle. N. C · Asheboro, N. C.. skit week.
W . R . G E R E N p r es e nt s
lG11i.1H1T.3Y.13wlwie ERizieeSTAmilL
W ant Hanky Peinke. je welry (Mr. Schuh/. Pitches. Sall Ga me. Basked loll. Bu mper. Mouse Ga me. any legiti mate outfit.. Sho ws wi.ts own transportation and entitle co mplete. Give me co m mittee money. No w booking for the follo wing celebrations: Parts. Kentucky. June 12 through 17, do wnto wn, Corydon. Indiana. V.F. W. Celebra· lion, li me 19 through Juno 24, Meringo, Indiana, A merican Legion Celebration. lane 26 through Italy It then the ma m moth Fourth of Italy. July 4 through luly 6. Ca mden. Oleo: lollo wled by Marion. Indiana. Street Fair. All replies,:
BI LL G E R E N
W estorn Union. this week. Shelbyville. Kentucky.
CAPELL BROS.' SHOWS
".111ERIC1I'S C1.1:1NEST HI D » 11 "
CAR PLACE Al ONCE --FOR 14 FINIS AND (EL MO/IONS STARTNIG AT SILOAM WRINGS.
AIL, ANNUAL RENNI N, DOWNTOWN CITY PARIL 50,000 PEOPLE LAST YEAR, SIX BI6 DAYS AND NIGHTS. IRE 19-24. WITH HENIT MA, OKLA., HAY 4, No YALE. OEA.,
REUNION TO FOLLOW.
can mace N utty A m u of ell kinds, prewar INN..9 end oeci treat ment. Will Ha w nicely
neared Grind Mer u and Millie. (Boys who were wills us before. ein in touch new., Have
toed deal fer Weer, reliable Lendd Adittente who ten handie this sire sneer. Staid lboys and tin ru mmy elevate, save veer ta u I want mane u· for co meNte ilde Sh ur te loin
et once twe he . an M M . proem. Men Cad Wife for imam Snow. Useful II,.. Petrel . conflict now. This thew carries 10 *Ides. I Shows and Free Act. Weeks tie me w. · week.
no lay Mi. Den'l write;
er ehene new. All reel . to
JACK OR BOB CA PEI.I.
Oltrosul ue, Okla., this week: it.., es cte mute
I S.: sli m conn meh·rn 1. we longer with show.
WANT L. B. LAM! SHOWS WANT
AI R 1247 --CAPITOL GROUNDS, DES MOINES, IOWA --JIME 12 1/
$ W V DAYS -200,000 KIDS' DAYS' TICKETS COT --S Kee DOTS
FOO.OWE0 IT IEARDSTOWIL ILL, FISH FRY An II FARS
ALL FARS AND CRBRATIOOS SIARTI116 M Y 4
SHO WS -- SCPEACNI AULSE PGRRIONPDOSISTHIOONWS. TO M OTORDRO ME. C000 ORO ME SPOTS.
RIDES-- '"L cm
ONE FLAT EIDE --CATERPILLAR, W HIP, SCOOTER. TILT OE
CONCESSIONS -7,11 1Uvr.Ne juTTOBC4g«NCr
R°11TIR "Y
W ORK
EVERYONE WIRE: L 1. LA ME, MCA., OTrUld WA, IO WA.
P.S.: FOR SALE --S MALL COOKHOUSE. CO MPLETE. WITH OE WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION.
JOHNNY J. DENTON SHOWS 4x2
SNEEDV1LLE, TENN., ALL THIS W EE K
Concessions: High Striker, Peprorn, je welry, Novelties. Bail Game, Fish Pond. Pitch-1'10.0-
Win, Mitt Ca mp. Custard or any one working for stock.. Shown: Have top for Penny Arcade, Unborn Show, Girt Show, Snake Show or Monkey Show. Earl Denton wants Swinging Ball Agent.. The following people contact ine· lack Renfre w. ReJ Neck Eaves. Lathe S een, Frerch Faye.
AU replies to BOB ROBERTSON or E.ARI. DENTON
JACK KORIE WANTS
Enlarging sho w, two m ore outstanding Freaks anti Notehy Art, to ¡ola at once. If feature., salary no olojerg. Mengel Arl. M ellott , one wer. Stale all. Reply
JAC K K ORIE, Mes ,1 M o a ni ng S h o ws, Sharon, Pa.
W. G. Wade Biz At Early Stands
Close to 1949
DETROIT, June 3. -- W. G. Wade Shows returned here Monday (29), opening for the holiday week at the south end of Pontiac, under CIO auspices. This marked the 10th consecutive year for Wade on the sa me lot under the same auspices. Weather was favorable but attendance was down from last year.
Wade business, since opening, has been not far under that for the seine period last year altho weather hurt the two weeks prior to the Pontiac stand. Shows opened for mally March 16 with a few rides on Livernois A·enue on Detroit's west side, but moved to Springfield, O., for the official opening April 20, under auspices of Veterans of Foreign Wars. There, as.at Fort Wayne, Ind., which (allowed for the American Legion Post, rain and mud kept patronage down.
Shows enjoyed a good pick-up at the next stand, Jackson, Mich., where it played inside the old prison walls. Patrons were required to go thru a couple of doors and the high guarding walls of the institution to reach the lot in the prison yard. Date was under sponsorship of the Army Battalion Fund. Stands at Kala mazoo for the American Legion Post, 12th in a row for this sponsor, and for the Paper makers' Union at Port Huron, preceded Pontiac.
Wade has added a Rock-o-Plane and Looper this year and installed a new Caterpillar Diesel light plant, using 2,100 kilowatt units. Both are mounted on a single se mi. Chro me tri m has been used extensively on this unit.
Midway, as laid out at Pontiac, was generally quadrangular, with a diagonal midway across the center and every inch of ground utilized.
Shows move fro m here to Ann Arbor, then Battle Creek after which :hey play six weeks in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. before starting a route of fairs that will take the m thru Indiana and Ohio.
Personnel includes:
man: Cher . Barnett. sword ladder; Ore Mi
Jim my, hu man m an; mariner
.pinScmuisthih,on;largleadpyythLoeonsn;a, Jammees-
wJthoaengdgeearrn,:nefixrreotsaaeateW·rnIllainriadddme..tadttogaototerirlrl:aactMioeginr.et,r.,worstrlduldeyl
Cookhotme. Peed A. Miller, owner. RI
(Whii.71 eprtgel, manager, Ethel !pagel, cash-
ier, A J. Miler, kitchen: Dan Smith. assistant:
wt waai Casie. dienraalser: Charles Henry.
quartermaster, Ed Douglass and Ja me. RA WL.
griddle moin: La Vern Van Wahl and Henry
EPanttcahs,erh.iererrcso.runntmearWnhmseeeln;HenPrMy, Schafer,
Kay Merry-Cle-
Round; Mil dre d W oo d. ° Mop «, PhyI.1
Plenty. Rock -O-Plane: Role » Ti en «. ..
and Train.: Mary 'n ull., Loupe, Mrs Lloti
Surge Scooter.
C OorcioiOn·
Louis Burr. cotton candy and candy apple.;
Daniel Ju mp, popcorn and taffy; Ch ute,
Boyd high striker; Fred A. Muller, Prances
Irl e; Willem Duncan, dart Mande (2): De m 0 Moyer, bucket.: Mr and MI A John Henn.
fish pond end spindle.. Foil.) Clar k clia
sellerie. (SI: Malcol m Lewis. wheel: SCIIO NS
Miller, big Ha; Kr. and Mrs. Willia m fit ua0A
OSDOP Plieh and Cigarette littilery: Park *
Dairy crea m;
Co mpany. Ben Crane.', W. O. Ring, long range
galmlearny,ageGro.rdoIs.m
sumo, manager; The mes raral, racer; Nick
sha min g Jewelry: Rick Keray u, Bah pond:
Johnny Russell, rase, duele and bowline
alley: V Ja meson. high striker, short ranse
gallery and bose drop: Mr. and Mrs. Willlath
McLettahlits. photos and dart.: Mr. and Mrs
R. HarrInitton. novelties: Harry Mo ms,, <O M ga me, Leo Ma ma., mintier, end five Inde
dendent roncesslons: Johnny Winer and Mew
Ga ms ball
sampael
mis·ntery:
faFhrankponea.nd
WInnie Brooks
W mnIOL Johnson,
diggers
WANTED AT ONCE
A unts for Balloon Gins.. and Ball Gme m.
Peefle
CLYDE
W ORLD OF want SNO WS
Amboy. N. J., M N week; Garfield.
N. J., newt 'week.
W A NTE D
SIDE SHOW ACTS
H E LE N G OL DE N PAGE BROS.' SNO W Scathed', gentotka
WANTED TO BOOK
Sho ws of any kind Have eight adse. We play Minot, North Dakota. June 12-13:
Valley City. Nort), Dittota, to tallow.
R O G E R S B R O S.' S H O W S Benson, AI W A. Ire 5-7.
Staff
W Olson Wade. owner- man ure: D. Wade,
tanerel avant: Walter IWIngyo Schafer. publicity: Mildred Miller. secretary: Joseph lick. assistant secretary: George Foth. electrician:
uIrLestR.unHao,oveora.tasmhpbrieonnttraelaecetnrti.ciaRna: uRaytun'B.oa,t
painter.cerpentrc Fred A. Miller, legal adimam, Irene cro m mnit and Hazel Bousho, front gate: Ra ul Priddy. back ;at..
Ride.
Merry- Os-Round, K IL emit.. fore man
Willia m Weber. Donald Farrell. Perri. W het.
David Orey, fore men. Tilt-e- Whirl. Ilmo
Knight. S mart.
fneeruermeaPina:neW.illiMaumtanMtannWeerdanaforeNmoarvn:al
Carl Priddy. Little Dipper. Wren Wood, fore-
man: Prank Drhooll. Boat and Train. Sirs.
Mildred Miller. owner: Fred Bustao. train man·
tiger: Ralph Drown, boot eniger. Octopus
and Rock-o-Plane 'ferry Mainel, owner:
Cleorge Plenty. Octopus foreman: Irma.
Koller: Vinrent E Ha mlin., Rork- O-Plane
for ma, Russell Illanehard. Loaner Dark
Ride. li mey Ins, Edward Engel.. owner,
Arthur Shoe maker. Looper fore man; George
DHDietetdn:geEnDemarer:rky.grRiidSmcyoeoteJrIn.n.FlIKnisJ.deddi.e1a1n.nsPlaafornraee,maenfondr:emAJuaotnho:-n
mobile. Lloyd Burge.. owner: Everett Sella-
Wry. foremen: Cher . Olbeaut. Plene end
Automobile Mr. and Nita Jun , Puleh, Peter
Salisbury, foreman.
Show.
Snake Oho , P. IS Doneldson. owner·ooer·
Mot; J. E. Cooper. Penny Arcade. Riornorid
Koran, owner. Gl ue Reuse, W. P. Krohn,
onterte,r,tnpiDsonpeBeSnhnoett.t.
Nor m .. C. Wolfe. Inside Irrturar and
mandope
act; Rhea Walker, featured with Harlon P.S.
won. Antis Sharp. Joyce Dru. Pearl . Rose
H MI and
InRdobaemritnae,.CDSmaMttaer;y
Little: Rev /3111 Moore.
Ralston canvass
··-··· nt war Forrester. electrician. Porting
Shaw, John Willia ms, manager; Vicki Rin g
doeitelice Fern Daily and Wary
Ellen Wilson, cut: Surly tongue and Jackie
Stnelda. tickers. Candle Rill. cane:airman.
Diane Ross and her Monkey. Pat Murphy.
menage, Tentera. Evelyn licol ,. Barbara Jo,
R ud man., Sonora. Tandalaya, dancers; John
TDarenm.blyelecatnrdiciJaanc;k
Knout , tickets; J. Ma Schulte. wardrobe:
Clark Jerk
Carey. m ar mosets: Harold Willia m.. muelcal director.
Elide Show, Charles H. Hodges. «orator, Bob Larson, manager: J. J. Stevens. Meld*
lecturer: Mackie Smith and Whitey Orent,
ticket , Grant Craltry, torture
sud attain.
W ANTED
FOR ANNUAL STANDARD BRI MS RCOMI
At gatill wIl M. Oklahoma. June 15, 14, IN MI
Celebration. and Pal m to
SHO WS: loan.l, Monkey snakes,
n-
STOCIE CONCESSIONS. Jewelry. ene
Striker, Cla w Pitch, Fish Dare Novelties, Lead or
oCorraDucGkallPeorny.d.
Ballo Cut u
w m
reliable Rids Help.
RAINES A M1JSE MENT CO.
Albert and Ro w Real m, le msener, Oklaho ma.
M Y In uit, arnittivIlle, n ut week.
W ANT
for
W ANT
JIMMY SIMPSON'S NO REVUE
Colored Mu·ician. Cri Performeri. one more
A-I Tru mpet. Tro mbone that fan read and
fear Chorus GI NA hub bro wn Nortei and
donen! comb-, Ar randy riteio, Berth
·nd board. .'
salary. Write or Wire
JI M MV SI M PSON wane sr M O M Shows, week of Jon* I,
Perth Amboy, N. Jr June IL 0.rfield, N. I.
FOR SALE
LATE MODEL 18-CAR CATERPILLAR
R ut cash offer only. Can b· se n and
upended in Chicago. In excellent condition.
J OS E P H D IS P E NS A
It W. Chit. . Ave.
Hinsdale,
WANTED
TOn kale Men for Top Canadian
Cir-
ait starting lane 30. Call Of write:
W . Z AI T C HI C K.
2114 Se men Ave.
ilreoldyn 14, N. Y.
!Selene.. 2-6171
W ANTED
CONCESSIONS. PIT MAN, C H M & COC O
AND OUTDOOR ACTS
AilleAlk FARMERS' MARKET
Hlikrelllo, L. I.. N. Y,
Jane 10, 1950
the Billboard
CA RNI VALS
75
NOW DELIVERING! New Apes 4 Star
Carnival Wheels
Apes S Star II N G O
'L O WERS
M aa «
tata · 23
". i ss
Co mplete lingo
Supplies, oho
A mplifiers. SE N D FOR FREE
CAT AL O G.
·- · Korey Duly Mo oted
BINGO CAROB
le Vern . Colima
14 011.111 S M A N D EI. L, IN C. w let 1301, St. Mope Si. New York 3, N. Y
Phone Oil men 15111
BILL KEMP W ANTS
Drome Riders
LA DY A N D M E N STR AI G HT RI DERS.
TICKET SELLERS W HO CA N M AKE
SECO N D OPE NI N GS. N O DRI N KI N G T OLER ATED. N O COLLECT WIRES, PLE ASE. A NS WER
ROYAL-AMERICAN SHOWS
Davenport, Ioma , until lane I8; then Canada.
WANTED
Ferris W heel fore man and Ride Help that drive Se mia Co me on. W anted to book Ferris W heel On No. 2 Unit. El more, Va., June 3 So 101 Park.ley, Va., Jane 12 to 17. Cliff and Stony gro in touch with m e.
JOHN KEELER
Modernistic Shows
Lawrence Greater Enters Win Column
=T . I Á D T I
At Two Ohio Towns â ÀY e--e Kià
w6w
D O V ER, 0., June 3. -- La wrence
Greater Sho ws played its second consecutive winning stand here follo wing an eight- week siege of rain and poor
business. O pening night 129) dre w an esti mated 9,000 to the mid way, and
Decoration Day w as equally profitable.
Ors set up on the fairgrounds under auspices of Veterans of Foreign W ars,
of near-by North Philadelphia, m oving here fro m Chillicothe, O., first
good m oney date of the season. W alter D. Nealand joined bare as
publicity director. Both N orth Philadelphia and D over ne wspapers cooperated with considerable space. Wil-
lard Chaplin. advertising agent, billed heavily within a 25- mile radius of
Dover. Org tied up with a ne w W. T. Grant
store here for a kid's m atinee and e free sho w in the store base ment, w here m oppets were entertained by
Earl M yers, m agician, and Gene Shafer and Betty Teffeteller, midgets.
Iri addition, 5,000 school tickets w ere distributed.
Fltri Bro wn, business m anager and concession o wner, returned to the sho w after a brief absence, and is
tea med with Richard (Pat) M ac Gee on several concessions, including
bingo. Personnel line-up includes:
W A NTE D FO R
Romulus, Michigan Chamber of Commerce
Coldwater, Michigan Chamber of Commerce
ROTARY CLUB FAIR
FISHERMAN'S JUBILEE
Jae. 11-1ette II
Legiti mate Concessions of all Kinds. Can place Roll- O- Plane, Octopus, or Rock- Plane for balance of season.
North W ebster, Indiana, 10th A nnual M er maid Festival to follo w these
W rite or wire
C. D. WI'RHAlr". Mgr.
9600 Broad Street
Detroit 4, Michigan
TIVOLI EXPOSITION SHOWS
WAR FOR THE FOLLOWIN6 ROUTE OF NONA FIDE CELEBRATIONS AND FAIRS:
I
II.. WI,.; Linton. Ind.. July
'Tuseila, ii.. Celebration: Woodstock, Il., Fair;
Belvidere, Il. Fair; Menomonie. Wes., Fair; Madkon. Wis., Celebration, Du Quoin.
State
ilk; Browne:4M, flua.. Fair; Camden. Ark.. Fer; Magnolia. Ark.. Fair: el Dorado. Ark..
FM; Vicksburg, Miss., Fair; Belzoni, Miss., Fair 'more big on « pending ,
sHo wc. C.. place eeeee
Snake, Fun Ho me or any tint claw Show M e Volli meet
·F · the standard et our 11Wway. Bert Beekeen W 001 Freer he m re make mien.
la m er Wild Ani mal Circus Skew, toed preposition. Stan Wriakry wants Front Man for 10 -ln -1
Show, elm can place tern mo m good Acts.
CONCESSIONS :ar?.1`2.'rjlemiral.", 1ko Kitchen H elp ··t fin, oil., Caokhou..
Whitey larts wants amoral good
Staff Mr. and Mrs. Da m Levy, 10-sonoro: Willard Chaplin, advertising manager; Walter D. Neeland. publicity director: J. L. Maclaamer, secretary- de murer: James Orbialey and /red Hoyt. tra mportellon; Bob Dianne, bead ca n miter: !oho Blakely, ride superintendent. and da mn HlitneInchlth electrician and Diesel machanle
RIDES: Wil mad, Spit/ira. Dark Ride, Pony Ride. Roo. Whirl HELP W ANTED-"·b"e"etasloti te`--'dri"v'e""Se mi.in>anRid"e M'sen rowsh.oinca'n0"*driv*e Semomis.,t
wanted ter all Rides. Tat Foreman wanted et once. Ail moll « to DIXON. ILL., Patti 4-10, THEN PER ROUTE
H. V. PETERSEN
B. J. COLLINS
Rid es merryigio.Round. Lo rne 'Pop, G wen. foremen; Peres Wheels ,2,, Bob Stone, fore ma n: Ride-o, BOO Young, foreman; Whip. Bob Smith, foreman. Fly-o-plane, Andrew Olson, foreman; Rolloplane Bob Burton, fore man; Caterpillar, Duke Wright, Inte rnan. pony ride, M. Ebersole, fore man, kiddie rides, Charle. Carpenter. manager.
61I NERAL M A NAGER
GI NERA1 AGE NT
GOLDEN !EST 5HDy1 5
Sho ws Girl revue Bill Horton. manager; !Wench Casino. Bill Woodhall, manager; Harle m Revue. Leonard Dunce , manager; Bide Show, Sae Myers. Penny Arcade. Wimpy Schnee « Manager, cafeteria. Yr. and Mrs. John Garrett. oenert- marragers.
WANT
M otorized Shoe., Train, Pon, Bid et, kiddie Rides and legiti mate
FOR SALE
Loopoplane at a bargain: Corn Game. new Top, need Side ', men, $4 0. 0 Me wling &pordrer, me WM Concerto:in Fra me sad Top. $40.00; one 11a/1 Center Conc eal «, wi th Fly, 471 00; one 10x12 Coneesobn Frame and Canvas. 4100 DO; two Bel Gene, Seal/ deep with Cam, . Floor Fra me. and Te m. 1200.00 each, Girt Show Trent. Melee. Pirterek two SO Pr 3-phase Geo. Motor e1l47,m Lipkleannte,w.fire el.,. lat. ,. one Oeteeria,
FRANK ICHKE
C·re l·ylund Park S I se Hiner,.
1,1101 .·
VOLUNTEER SHOWS CAN USE
so,sa Coradisame or Crab. Agents. Swinger. Buckets, and Hanky Fen «. Want Photos and am Line-Lip Store. Ward Seim, Bingo, $35.00 · Week. To Min St once.
FOR SALE: Co mplete Cookhouse. getter. TOM , 1911, week. WeetIkery, Tenn.,
week Of tune 1Ilk.
WANT
SKOOTER
FOREMAN
MUST It A 'SHOOTER MAN Mut be .Me te no rid· top find ready tor
Maeration opening day.
SALARY AND PIRCE NTA GIE 0.nel sit ./111 if you can't cut It. Alto ferns Wheel Second Men.
Cavalcade ofAmusements
Ls Fayette,
the week.
Great West Suffers 3G Loss From Winds
E XS H A W, Alta., June 3. -- The Great W est Sho ws, o wned by B J
W insor, Red Deer, Alta., su fered an esti m at e d $3,000 da mage here W ednesday (17) w hen the sho w was hit by 00- mile-an-hour winds.
A Ferris W heel and M erry- GoRound were wrecked, a Side Sho w tent was torn to shreds, an ice crea m stand was blo wn several hundred yards, and a concession tent travelled a quarter mile. O nly piece of equipm ent left standing was a children's Ferris W heeL
No one was hurt, altho nine m en were sleeping in tents w hen the winds hit.
Repairs to equip ment have been m ade anti the sho w has resu med its
route.
All-American Expo Sold to Chas. Griggs
D A L L AS, June 3. -- Her man Reycold's All- A merican E x p ositi o n Sho ws were sold here this week to Charlie A. Griggs, m anager of Pepper's All-State Sho ws, with the latter expected here M onday (5) to close
the transaction. Equip ment in the deal included 9
rides, 14 trucks and trailers, 4 sho ws, a Funhouse, a front arch and Diesel plants. With the sho w went contracts for 14 /airs and a July 4 celebration.
Co nce rnions. Biggest Fourth of July in all California, Pleasanton,
Ala meda Co. Fair. 'A ire or co me tua. Marys, ille-Yoba, Sutter Co., Calif.,
Rodeo and Ho ne Show, Mitt week; Grass Valley A merlean Legion, nest
week. Wire
EMORY POLISH FISHER
PLAYING PHILA. CITY LOTS
AND SURROUNDING TO WNS r M A N ALL hI NI). H 4t, knt
Geed Job. (or reliable Ride Fore men. Caterpillar;
Wheel, O nopi rn, Merry- Go- Round, Roll-o- Planr. JAKE SII1P1110. Mgr.
Joe
Du Pont.
ZIMMERMAN AMUSEMENTS
4;h.,i,rrll,,r Hall Hotel. 13th ti W alnut. Philadelphia.
Man
JOHNSTOWN, P A., CELEBRATION, June 12 te 17
Gel with · sho w that has been playing territory for 21 years and kno w,
m oney spots. Parades. fire work. every w eek, free gate. Can book H anky Panks. Excellent opportu nity for 10.in-1. M onkey
Sho w or other attractions appealing to fa mily trade. Second m an w ho ca n drive se mi for M erry- Go- Round. Capable A gents. W rite or wire
M. A. B E A M ter S TE V E D E C K E R, CIs m er, P a., this w ee k
WANTED
NI or la Ober Ca rnival tor the
-
AMOY ANNUAL EAU FESTIVAL
Aimee 17-131$. three da m. Amboy. Ill. Contact Amboy C. of C. Munedle mly or
F R E D R. 11 V B E E Chair man
J. Ed Brown Under Knife
G L E N D A LE, Calif., June 3. -- J.
Ed Bro wn, veteran sho w man, underwent a serious operation here Satur-
day (20) in Co m munity Hospital. Altho recuperating, he will be confined to the hospital for another 10
days.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY SHOWS
.4 N T %% A N T
WANT WANT
on err.... nr d.,,,otn, ment
rood. hall Glélne. S UI T Seg . Steam Game, Bumper.
C,***** re Gallery.
ArniinmkalGalSlheorwy.,
WB Ro4wli
nLifeeAllsoecyi,o.ClSontahkee.,
Pin Pitch, Coke battle know, Mechanical City.
and a % ally Motordro me,
Photo Penny
A mide. Fun or Clam House. Any capable Show except Girl Show. Need Fore man on Merry. Go-Round ,sober and reliable Drunke ear where you ore. Addrem all mall and wires thee
week to
E L LI S W I NS T O N. Se. Pitts burg, T e am.; th em aa per route
76
CA R NI VALS
Th,. 1:.;
lane ICI, 1950
PENNY PITCH GAMES
ga m
W eed,
Will,
Sore 46.44' Price 5,42.50 Sir· Mee r' With I .145Ir P · t. 050.00. à Jack Pets, 400.00.
P A R K SPECI Al. WISEES.S
Pr let Ola mete, Beautifully Painted. We
cerry is Heck 13-10.20-24 enti·31Snonnee·
W heat. Fro .
$27.311
DUNG GA MES
r5·Player .01111, Compote
.
110-Pl acer Cin to, C ane . .
I'3 Depot,. en All Orle,,.
Ni ne Sil
SI.AC K M EG. CO.
116422 W. Illinois St.
CHIC AGO. ILL.
AGENTS WANTED
For Basketball. Coke, Shen Blo wer, end
Cork Coder, Opening June 12, Des M oines. State Capitol Grounds
AN DY- R A1CHICSSEN
c/o L O. La mb Shows
Ottu m wa, Io wa
WANTED
FREAKS & NOVELTY ACTS
O wnlog in Chicago for It dayk Contact
Frank's Theatrical Agey.
102 N W eh mh
Ca ked ,
Phew.. 011·rbern 2-1342
FREE ACT WANTED
Per
.11. blo mec....ne, ·1.111111, 7. 114 ·reteille. Ohio
ri me. Cerahan,. Tho, panne I et the Ai, hon er contact.
H O W A R D L. MrC RE A R Y
WILL TILIDE
etas
DRIVE
KIDDIE AUTO RID(
for WALE EMU FUN HOUSE
KEN DAVIS boon or it .; Trader. No Tractor Required
CARNIVAL WANTED
e,chre --Showe --Concesslorn July 24.2e
W OO D COUNTY C.I.O.- P. A.C.
Sag Jolla, . Street
Pa n... More, W. VS.
Phone 2.3731
LEGAL ADJUSTER
VIr 11111 11'1 1
HARVEY W. LA MON
COATIS HOUSE HOTEL
10th fr Broad way
Karl,.,, City. Mo.
P.S., Will go any where.
CLUB ACTIVITIES
Show Folks of America. Inc.
National
143 Turk Street. San Francisco
Show men's Association
SAN FRANCISCO. June 3. -The
1.161 Broadway. New York
regular meeting was called to order by President Mike Krekos. At roll call of officers the absence of Third Vice-President Art Craner and Treasurer Dwight -W. Kane was noted. President Krekos invited Past President Sa mmy Corenson and Dr. E, P. Mannhei m to the rostru m to fill in.
The following na mes were proposed for ne w me mbership and elected, David Kaun, Harry Lewis, Kenneth A. Larson. Leon Moore. Lester Larson, Mrs. Berta Harris. Katie
NE W YORK, ¿one 3_ - Members
were saddened over the death of John
(Sli m) Cavanaugh May 29 as a result
Of an auto accident at Driftwood. Pa..
May 28. Izzy Cetlin. co-owner of
C autctolinacc&ideWnitlsosenveSrhalo
ws, was in days ago
an and
is at Ja mison Memorial Hospital. New
Castle, Pa. He is recovering
and es -
peels to be discharged soon. Ben Ru-
bin is recuperating at home from
surgery. True Perkins. Irving Udo-
wits. la mes Cox and John O'Rear tire
on the sick list and would like to
Raye Hagler, Willia m J. Estrada, Archie Long, Jack O. Cantrell. Frank V. McCollister. David E. Wilson.
hear fro m me mbers. Sy mpathy w as extended to Larry Marcaccio and Rudolph Jabcuga. both of who m re-
George R. Gordon, D. P. Haffner, cently lost their fathers.
Vat Bitz. Robert Bits, Joseph W. Richards, Mary Jane Richards. George Parsons. Ho mer Beesley, Lydia Mary Parsons, Leonard Niccum, Charles Ha milton and John Yates.
Sick and Relief Co m mittee: Mr. and Mrs. Otto Boehn, who have both been il, were welco med to the meeting. Fred Hansen and Jack Brooks reported visiting Fred Ferguson at Marine Hospital. Fred Weid mann reported that Bonnie Townsend fell and injured her leg again. President Krekos reported visiting John Deduces at Sutter Hospital, Sacra mento, where John is recovering from an auto accident. Dr. Mannhei m reported that all bis patients are doing well.
President Krekos reported better weather this week and consequently
Secretary Ethel Weinberg visited the O. C. Buck Shows May 26 during the org's stil y at North Tarrytown. N. Y. Owner Oscar C. Buck was out of town but she was welcomed by Secretary Dick Tol man and had chats with Sidney Good walt. Charles Zucker, Harry Sch wartz, Larry Ne wman. Gene O'Donnell and Luke Siefker. Among Ladies' Auxiliary members present were Julia O'Donnell, Mildred Sch wartz and Ann Marcaccio.
Recent visitors were Louis Gordon, Alex Lassa w, David Solomon, Morris Glass, Joseph Prell, Mack Brooks, Ben Rosenberg, Sa m Finkel, Ed ward Turbin. Louis Light, Henry Fein. Lee Lewis, Tom Coffey, Joseph Agule and Saul Seligson.
better business on all shows. He noted that 24 show people beca me me mbers of Show Folks in one week as a result of our membership drive. The president thanked all for their
If you wish to receive your mail being held here advise us of your present address. Books for the auto award are ready for distribution and will be mailed upon request,
efforts and directed Corresponding
Secretary Albert Roéhe to write let-
ters of thanks and appreciation to lion in our membership drive. The
Tony Soares, of the Pacific United special me mbership drive, which will
Sho ws; Anthony Mo ment. of the Red- end November 1, has for its object
wood Empire Shows: Eddie Harris. the bringing of all show people into
of the West Coast Exposition Shows. Show Folks of America for a special
and Polish Fisher. of the Golden West price of $10, which includes initiation
Shows, for their help and co-opera- fees and dues for an entire year.
JOYLAND MIDWAY ATTRACTIONS
W A NT FO R V.F. W. CELE11111 TI ON
ley 1 to 4
LINE. MICHIG AN
FIRE WOR KS. SAN DS
··
··· Durk Pond. 13·11
1.11:o n Oar .. Soot.. .14 Agri or any
14041 1.1nd.a.
July ans to lath. Van Dyke, MI Nslean.
July Ina to 23.0, Mel wndale. afichleen.
July W M to 31 o, South Sven, relelhearr, OS the Pre. ..
A we. . 3rd le oith, Unit, Niochoean, On the Streets.
Other Cel
ions t. follow. Wore or wen.,
ROSCOE T. W A DE
Phone: V·rnearol 35231
Dee mer 35, Mor n
TEX EAN ES
Wants Ride He m, v11·4 snd berond Neu W ell or wire
C. 0 FICIL·IrS U NITE D SN O WS Pontiac, ill., th . week, ·r per M ule
WANTED
TO RU E O R LEASE lgerrr.Go.nound for HAW N Park. CaU or woo FO X V ALLEY KI D DIE P A R K
W m M SS, Rt. 34 · IS Phone: Nee meitl· MII NMT n el '
I Ball Co mes. Swinger, Gen ,. S"ot the Spot.
Pitch Till Maven .,
WANTED
You Win. Hoop-La Age, Scales. Si. Cats. Photos.
Penny Arced,. W anted -- Monkey Sho w, PA M Lore.
String Snake
GEORGE CLYDE SMITH SHO WS Show Cri 9so w. Side Show Arts. W M boo. Pony Ride. SP , Fit , . Tilt NI replies ts
Crinven wille. Pa., M k week; CO/dpOrt, Pa., neat week.
JIMMIE AN NIN
I .11/ AT LI BE RT Y
Wore me collect
{RIO SCIPAIS c/a W ESTER N UNIO N. ALTO N, ILL
WANTED
Used Sterry.4. .. Round 'for me --s m.', mediu m ow 'arse. m ust be Ju mpers and In good condition W1,1 pay lop nrter.
firiffen Amusement Park
lacksonvolle beach, rte.-no
CARNIVAL WANTED
roar one 'reek in July or early August :krone « .
by Anierocan legion Post M S. Canteen
ED DIE H A W KI NS, Ci m mageader
N W 5. bread st.
Athens. Oa
SOI THERN VALLEY SHO WS
N 1NI
W ANT
Cubit:sr...1 ,, OF %Li
6...peelalry went X . ... Mr. ., reed Geller,. ',Marna «. Ball
Ga me, 1a Utet nail. String Ca me. ibrou-Lro and any othe n not conflicting mitt what we aow
hare. SHO WS. W ant to book
Show. 10.10 I. Mechanical Show or any Sho w of merit.
W ould like to hear frown Motordro me Operator. Al m kent ta book spltflre Ride for balanre
of se men This sho w has 14 bona flee Taira and Celea mtiona along with the biggest July ·
week in Arl on... arnood Court Hour. Squire, Lake VrIl me, Ark., oo beautiful Lake Chisel.
All the Siegel:neon . .. will be there Those Joining now will be elven preference July 4 week Ail. RF.PLIP.St
ED DIE M OILA N. Mgr.
I. .. mold, Ark., IN
.wreak,WestMemphrs. Ark. IDeuonlownt. June 11 M oo
·.S.. Aescr here the Arbon.» State W kle
v Contest Celebrateen, Phno m . Ark., Jul., 26
floor July I.
SAM TASSELL SHOWS WANT
W eek Ir ma 12, 69 M amod M arsh al Road, Upper Darby. Pone. Sho ws of all kinds. No girls. Rides not conflicting, roostIr hat Concessions --Rots/4v. . ..
ire ,h Frt. Baseball. Fish Pond. Age and W eight. Novelty. je weir et, HI-Striker Or env Comet.. .on w Mleing for Heck. COnraCr rue
SA M UEL TASSELS.
5839 W ALN UT ST
Phone: CRanite 2-5052
PHILADELPHIA 30, PA.
WANTED
H EA D CAN A AS M AN
For Girl Revue wtio ran get it up and down.
one who rs used to bog tops and who can
handle mon. Can also w e hue 1001
W ortung men
fen also u m Lone
JOAN NE ZU NI CA, contact nee im mediately.
Wire, don't wrote. No collect wires.
JAC K NOR M AN Well E. STRATES MOWS elor wka, Ceen. ION week: then pee ranee
WANTED
kiddie Buir,, lerra ni or Wn percentage, or wilt buy. Electrician for a lOOkw. Good Pay. Opening Parkeide, Chreter. Pa., June Twelfth to Seventeenth.
A&KAMUSEMENT CO.
32 I) lidai moot A... the.ter,
CATERPILLAR WANTED
WWihtlho.oriRowiotkhooolutantreanosrpoPrteantkiom.n, aFrunwillfl bouo,o.k.
Any clean. non.eonfl .lore Show .Side 1.110111
Acts heu.. mouto n J. A. Knight /tort M ore. Hanky Pants. Ball Ca mel eo n,
Serena Dan nn Tilt. M. Genevieve, Mo..
now; al mitsen, Ill., neat ·lanamon. M., Street Celebrellon and Part Dedication follows,
Genesee, Iii.. In P od, P·re 'annual,. Maly
3-45. Contact Otelit'S
SHO WS.
FOR RENT
LOT I HEART Of LOKI MAID, 35z100
Suitable for Pnny Tre at. Nu . Ride. Keleher Rides, Outdoor Snows or what bare rem Ren .1 -6700 for «4000 or percent....
Phone: ·Splanade 14e77
·
I.EF K O WI TZ
WANTED
Lnieerrenced Rode Fore men tor Rock·e·Plane
and OCtralus. M ust be sober end reliable. NO collect calls acaristed.
HADJI DELGARIAN
2101 N. alel e..
[Weise. Il.
ROSE CITY SHOWS
V1.1". 1'
scent. foe Fiall rund. t.trtne Junol. Pitch trill. W to, tas fuck. Dart Balloon. Men stone
one to take A monao ehow, plenty gun man
an use Second kl·n on nineo that eon drive sernt.rturke erentend, Tee m. June 1-10.
12.171 Sulphur Sprint..
JINN IWt.. IL 111 0000, Owner
Mfr.
R O C C O SHO WS
ROCCO & SON
ai. SS-Pt. Neon Lieht Terser, 146,Alle Auto M erchlighls.
le R Mes -30 Co sssss ions --a Sho ws.
CBautnteru wDamysoreet fohraumle....ICoennstrea.ndJuSnheo w·n10.f1o1r rannual anal .. end entire « men. W hat hare you , Contact for erroneous. m ason -- M Celebral .nA 10 Pains W aldorf, Tune 34-7, Howard Lake Strawborry Pee
Weal. June 1417-11 2434 No. Fai re st'.
St, Pool, Minn. Nester M M.
C. L TISANES WANTED--DANCING GIRLS--WANIED
$40.00 Weekly and Sane, lay wedk. O W
nightly. lain Springfield. Ohio. -O-
C. J. T H A MES
Care M a rc [moire W o ws
W. S.MALARKEY
CAN PLACE
All kinds of 14.41t1Enale Con wearon·
Percentage. ai m Rides, for W ar D. *, Out.
door Fair, Johnson CID, N. V. Julie 19.21.
also a le e reeks ta follow. All maiden m ots and all very food Meatier,. WIre
W. S. M AL ARK· Y
CIIIIerd St.
einehernton. N. Y
CONCESSIONS WANTED
Sou botokot ,R
on,
Annual V.T. M St... . earr. no minator,
owl. July 31 Sr Aus. S roaairly and
Roush? ... Call mi.
W. O. RA N DOL, l'air Mgr.
Markle, lad.
Jane 10, 1950
The Billboard
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BALLYHOO BROS.' CIRCULATING EXPO
A C e nt u r y of Profit Sho w
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GEORGE W. NELSON SHOWS
Tier ea.-wi red Frit h
rou swesalil p apiriS
Bo wl'n Pitcher, Pa.
lu minated with only a 10- watt globe.
NA M STATE CRE HATIONS, IWO EACH WEEK IN MINKL1011
June 3 1950.
Dear Editor:
· Readers of The Billboard have often
asked Pete Ballyhoo to tell the m ho w
neither m y wife nor I got a ood look at hi m. W e doubt very m uch if we w ould recognize hi m should we ever meet again.
DETROIT LAKES, MI N N., JULY 1-2-3-4
W ill book concessions. one of a kind. String Ga me. Cigarette G allery.
short or long Range Gallery. Cane Racks. Jingle Board. Bas ket Ball.
he acquired his first mid way and
"No doubt many readers will think
Clothes Pin. Bu mper. Fish Pond. Milk Bottles. Glass Pitch, His Striker.
built it up to w hat it is today U p to that it was then that I went for m y-
Ice Crea m or Custard.
no w the bora has kept m uni on his fa me-and-fortune story. Today he released the m uch-looked-for info after m uch persuasion. Here it is, as told by Pete Ballyhoo:
"During the winter of 1932, with m y bride of three weeks, Spindle Lou. I trouped with an out-of-doori and out-of- money mid way in Florida The sho w had be et rained out for two weeks, and thru popular de mand of its m anager's bankroll we were held over for a third week at Orange Pulp, Fla. On a Sunday night m y .vife i.nd I were playing stud on the bed for m atches. It was a war m night, so we left the door open to get a breath of air. As we were both great tobacco che wers, m y wife, w ho is · neat tviusekeeper, placed the cuspidor in the middle of the bed to avoid splattering the walls and floor.
" Another roo mer tapper.ed to w alk by the oren door and, seeing the cuspidor bet ween us on the bed, rtop -I to m ooch a che w of scrap. Seeing the ga me in progress, he invited hi mself in, and to m ake the ga me interesting im mediatly raised the ante fro m m atches to nickels. During his short stay, the stranger kept cracking, w hile looking at his watch 'I've checked out and don't want to miss m y train. It leaves in 40 mi, utes.'
"Luck was with m e. By train ti me I was in his 810,000 bill for $3.85. W e had no change for such a large bill, and being in a hurry to catch the train he le ft the 10 G note with us with instructions to send the change to hi m. Ho wever, he left in such a hurry that he forgot to leave his
address. W e never heard fro m him
again. Because the ra m) was 1-
self by investing in sho w equip ment. The ans wer is yes and no. W e held the 10 G note for several days. expecting hi m back. W e often thought of getting it changed. Every footstep on the stairs hurried us to the door to see if he had returned so we could give hi m his dough. On Saturday m y wife decided that we w ould get it changed.
" Not kno wing anybody in the to wn
who could identify us at the bank, we decided to give it to the sho ws' manager and let hi m get it changed at the bank by being identified by a co m mittee man.
"Our manager ble w with the 10 G note, leaving his sho w on the lot. Tj et's w hen I took over. W e had to seley over another week. The weather 'geared and we m oved. It isn't so m uch the 10 G note or m y rise as a m anager that I want to emphasize. It's the m oral of the story: Al ways w ar m up to people who che w tobacco."
Baker United Wins Despite Weather
IN DI A N A P O LIS, June 3. -- Baker United Sho ws, despite incle ment weather, has been getting grosses on a par with 1949 and in so me cases business has topped figures of a year ago, O wner- Manager To m L. Baker announced here.
Org played a one-night stand Sunday (28) in Catholic Youth Stadiu m here under Catholic church auspices, w hich sponsored a $35.000 givea way and a progra m w hich featured Bud W est mare, Rose mary Lane and Lionel
S H O WS: A ny grind sho w except Fun House, well.flashed Girl Sho w.
H o ward K u malae or Curly Suel. contact. J. Ra msey wants Pea Pool dealers. Toby Young w ants clerks for balloon and tag stores. Binge
help. contact Ben Eisen.
RI DES: Will book Spitfire or Octopus alter June 15. Grenada. Minn..
June 6.7.9.
Co me w here the privilege à s mall.
All replies lo G E O R G E W. N E LS O N, as per route
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B A TLE C R E E K, MI C H., June 12 -17
CAN PLACI --LICITI NATE SKILL AND M
1SING CONCESSIONS OF ALL TIPIS.
5Ø0 Also Good Opening for ILLUSION and Mfg SNO W. NOTICE -- We an STILL CONTRACTING for SHO WS AND CONCESSIONS Is nuke no teeir of the Uppee Peninsula of Mkidgen with this Unit. Glaehterte. Mich.. the Fine of the fi n To mes. Opens Monday. I.., 19. So. Con nect NO W -
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INTERSTATE SHO WS
W ANT
W ANT
SNO WS: Will book Monkey Show. Pal" House. Glow Nou n. Will gi n good tinpontion
to Motordro me with or without transportation. Earl Wahh wants Gins Roe CPI Show.
Pe nn lanky' valentine wants Acts tor side Show to join on wire. RIDE HIELPi Want
fore men and Second Men N. Twin Wheel., Tilt, Chai nlane.
sont drive lends.
CONCESSIONS: Will book frosen Custard. Cuess-Tour-Age, nigh Striker. jewelry, Nov-
elties. Long and Short Range Gallery or any Hooky Panks at neo nate. pricer Tony
Fokker want. Help for Cookhouse. Want Combination Billoor m. and 14 -Heur Man
who kno w, how to promote children'. matinees. Want outstanding free Act to kin
week of fourth and for balance of fait season. lint Fair begins July 10. All joining
now will be given preference at sae,.
All replies to H. B. R OS E N. M gr., X enia. O hi o. Dols w eek; gh ee per rout e
1American Carnivals Asociation, Inc.
Ha mpton and his ork. Sho ws m oved here fro m near by
Beech Grove w here they ended up a winner, altho they lost one night to rain.
Avery's Modern, Patterson
PAGE BROS.' SHOWS
Marge. Teen.. 411 ell Italy. and il Fals darling her Want Hanky Pantos of ell kinds, Arcade, Custard, Pep Cent Manses with Acts for Side
By Mel Cok
Circus Tie-In for Cele
Show and Q uit. and Cid Show, we have all equipment. Operator for Fun Ho we, D ee Help on all Rides, nine drive. Drunks. don't warm,
R O C H ES TE R, N. Y., June 3. -- Visits during the week ending M ay 27 included Car] Bill Sho ws at Chili. N. Y., and Spencer Explosive Co mpany. Also visited were Gaiety Sho ws, Reno Di Marco concessions and Al Boxall concessions, exhibiting jointly under auspices of the Fire men's organization at East Rochester, N. Y., W ednesday (24) and again Saturday (27). O n Saturday (271 we visited Jones Concessions at Sea Breeze, N. Y., and M anager Sa m Lipsih.
The Co m missioner of Labor of Ne w
York has na med a Mini mu m W age Board to consider and reco m mend mini mu m wages in the a muse ment end recreation industries in this State. The industrial bulletin issued by the State for M ay. 1950, devotes a nu mber of pages to consideration o/ the various proble ms co m mon to outdoor a muse ments and it is apparent that the board na med is ex pected to take a broad vie w of the entire subject.
A bout a half page of the publication
is devoted to The Billboard and its place in the a muse ment industries insofar as practical operation are concerned, and the State publication observes that " Most sho w men consider the current issue of The Billboard an absolutely essential piece of working equip ment."
WANTED
Ticket Solemn who make craning, Novelty Working Acts. Long season with winter
Pnifee attractions now on West Coast
A. J. B U D D
ale Willow Deed
Pale AI N, CM*.
D E T R OI T, June 3. -- Avery's M odern Sho ws will join forces June 8 for a four-day stand jointly with the
Patterson Circus at Flint. Mich Event will be under sponsorship of the Holy Redee mer Catholic Church.
Avery sho ws, w hich have been
playing just west of Detroit at Inks-
ter, on Ply mouth Road, open this
week-end at Flint under auspices of
the Elks, but will return to Livonia,
ne w Detroit suburb, for a special
festival opening June 13. Event wil
celebrate
the
incor poration
of
Livonia.
Galax Set» Cele Dates; Shan Bros. for Midway
G AL A X, Va., June 3. -- Dates for Galax V olunteer Fire men's 17th annual carnival and celebration in Felts Park here have been set for July 38, Elbert L. Lundy, secretary. said this week. He added that Shan Bros.'
Sho ws will provide the mid way. A m a m moth parade, with the Gary,
W. Va., High School band in the lead, will be a feature of the Fourth of July festivities.
Imperial Contracts Buchanan, Mich., Cele
I3 UCII A N A N, Mich., June 3. -- Imperia. Sho ws will provide the midway at the week-long July 4 street celebration of the O nV mists Club here.
To m my Sacco, Chicago, booked the org into the date.
SolOi NINs, RT., aawi asses, Ky., rat week. P.S.: Ride Superintend.rt who can and will handle 9-Ride Show.
AMERICAN MIDWAY SHOWS
W AN T
W AN T
COOKHOUSE, BINGO, DIGGERS. STOCK CONCESSIONS. CAN PLACE FUN HOUSE AND
SIDE SHO W ACTS, W A NT RIDE HELP W HO DRIVE. Black well. Okla.. july 3 and 4: then
18 Fel s and Celebrations. Only one still week until Thanksgiving. loin now for · big season.
Add .., Per Route
PETE KORTES WANTS FOR PARKS
Ticket Seikr. who can mot". openings. (An also use Iwo snore good Sisk Show Acts. Addreaa. Care Flint Tavern, Flint, Michigan. until June Ill thew Queens Hotel, Montreal, Que., Canada.
FIDLER'S UNITED SHOWS
W AN T
ELECTRICIAN W HO CAN DRIVE SE MI TRAILER AND HANDLE CATERPILLAR DIESEL AND GENERAL ELECTRIC SEARCHLIGHTS, ALSO W ANT RIDE SUPERI NTENDENT W HO CAN HANDLE MEN. If you ores, save yo . time and mine.
Addeo«, PONTIAC, ILL., THIS WEEK.
BRASS CITY SHOWS
Can pies* Ilanky Pants. 521.00 week. Went Rides --jenny, Octopus. Fuming. » or Crtnel »ow. Want fore man foe Wheel. Playing Carboniftle, Penn.. Io n 5.17
t'ont neti C H A R L ES PI C K A R D, G en. Age.
Don't w ee --tense en, will place you
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CA RNIVALS
The Billboard
June 10, 1930
LONE STAR SHO WS
FRO M THE LOTS
Free G ate -- W A N TE D -- Free G ate
For m a ns OF FOREIGN WARS MAMMOTH JUBILEE, Sidney, Ohio, lugs 12.18
25,000 People on Sunday
Can use all kinds of Hanky Panics for this spot and the rest of the season. Our fairs start last week in July.
W ANT Long·Range Shooting Gallery. Duck Pond, Hoopla. Fishpond. Hi-Striker, Penny Pitch. Glass Pitch. Pitch-Till.You· Win. Jewelry. Mug Outfit. Huckly Buck. Nail Ga me. Watch· La. Ball Ga mes. Will book French Pries. Snow Cones. Custard. Cotton Candy. Will book set of Diggers: must be neat and clean. SHO WS -- Motordro me. Ani mal Show. Fun House: good territory for Penny Arcade. Will book Girl Show; must have three or more girls. with own equip ment. Will book any ride not conflicting with th· :on toe own. Can place Ride Help: top salary. Must be licensed drive n.
Watch The Billboard for fair route.
J. R. ·OrS PAIII MEN, O wner
JOIIIN BELIE Ita·. mgr.
All this week Bucyrus. O. P.S.: Will give route of our fairs upan request.
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C O A TES VII.L E, P A., JU N E 12-1 7
W ANT
Arcade, Motor Bru me, Mechanical City ·ed Monkey Miows Philadelphia CrIrtiration with Free Gate. Gar given away imoo-slitarl)
following. All rennet. to !D O R M S II A N N U M Pri m liareis Hotel, Harrisburg, P·., thI, week; shim
Clealestille. Pa., Joni. 12 17.
M onarch I mperial
. COTTAGE GROVE. Ore., June 3. -- For six weeks the shows have encountered high winds and cold weather, curtailing business operations. Members of the Douglas Shows exchanged visits with Monarch folks at Myrtle Point and Coos Bay, Ore. Manager E. O. Douglas, Mrs. E. Forrester and Nor man Seim were guests of Manager Howard Clifford. Art and Eddie Anderson. concessionaires, left at Crescent City. Calif.. to loin Meeker's Show. E. Clifford's bird store and confectionery stand have topped the mid way weekly.
Martin E. Arthur visited at Watsonville, Calif.: Bill Holt at Ukiah. Calif., and Adolph Yoaku m at Coos Bay. Ore. Bee Bee Willis has left to join her fa mily on the Dolan Shows in Colorado. A birthday party was given by the folks for Ed ward Cle m m. Manager Clifford is building a marquee featuring two panel trucks, decorated and lettered in red and white. Visiting at Eureka. Calif., was Tex Cordell. former carnival owner now in business at Eureka. Vie Davis and ht, crew left in Watsonville. A Girl Revue, operated by Mr. and Mrs. J. Lorraine. has been added.
This org, formerly known as Clifford's Greater Shows, will continue its tour thru Oregon and Washington before returning to California in the fall. -- WALTON de PELLATON.
Keystoue Attractions
SOUTH DANVILLE, Pa., June 3.
-- Concession line-up Mrs. Kader Barnhill,
ifnisclhudpqnesd.Mr.pitcanh-d
till-you -win. grocery wheel and three
p.c.'s; Bruce Benchnff. short range
gallery; Harry Kemp, stock spindle;
Mr and Mrs. Al Stafford. bingo,
string ga me, penny pitch; Mr. and
Mrs. A. (Doc) Cook, two ball ga mes
and cigarette gallery; Jacobs & Wal-
ters, two stock wheels: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schumacker. ice crea m; Wil-
lia m Soles, high striker; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cross, French fries; Mr. and
Mrs Savidge, milk shakes; ?tarts and
Cole, popcorn and candy apples; Sobr- and Martz, with Mrs. Ruth Hauck,
cookhouse. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Salem. novelty stand.
Charlotte Hauck and Anna Mae Latchford are the dancers on the Girl Show .Rides include Ferris Wheel, Doe Cook; Merry-Go-Round, John Cole: Kiddie Swings, Willia m Soles, and Kiddie Train, Peck Martz. A new sound truck is being used for lot and street advertising and a ne w transfor mer is on order.
Peck Martz is secretary and treasurer: the writer is president and general manager; Kader Barnhill, mailman and The Billboard sales agent; John Cole, lot superintendent; Harry McKinley, electrician. and Charles Schu macher is caretaker of the lots. -- MEL SOBER.
HELLER'S ACME SHO WS
W ANT SHO WS, RI DE HELP, W HIP FORE MAN AND CHAIRPLANE FORE MAN. W ANT Bingo Manager. Cliff La mbert phone, reverse charges. Fair La wn. N. J.. this week: Riverdale, N. J., next week. Big Elks Fourth of July Cele.. Ridgewood, N. J., on Elks' grounds. F.rst carnival in 20 years. Ha m monton. N. J.. Big Celebration. July 10 to IS. Mt. Carmel Celebration, Bisset°. Pa., July 24, including Sunday and Monday. closing August I.
All answers I.
HELI XES
Phone Wycof 40333- M. Ca mpgaw. N. J.
LAKE CHUCK 1.4. JUNE 5SO 15--AUSPICES POUCE DVS.
Can plane legiti mate Stork Conte mione --Ilmi ,1 A Cla m fritta, Howling Alley. Durk Coed. Wa wa La. Pilate 7.11-1.1- Win. Scales. Age. Set Outfits. Diseara. Ill Striker. Gentere Alu minu m Wheel. Arnerlean Pal mistry. Can place one or two Mahar Rid., for Jule 41h Street Ce'earation Shown will own nutflt extent (;eelf nr Girl Shows. We have wren I.. .le mon
and
Fairs Show It blinked mend until Inentinnell I. trtiner·tInnt jinn. , nun
glee» conarder·tion at Fairs
All replica El) G ROV ES. Mgr.
Lek» Charles. i.e.. June 1 to IS.
Featuring the Great Wilma, Original Hu nan C
Ball
Will hook, to add to our olfiee.o wned tows. · fmt oteppirie Girl Show. ron M ute tliiin·
gno me. Dinner, Stook , or any Grand Show nnt tonflartang. Will book Little Mu m,
Caterpillar, () mo m.. Looper, or what have yole Want gplUbu Foreman. Can aleo use good
Aide Help that drive.. Will book Photo Gallery. Glass Pitch, Novelties. Derby. Have lineage, monad ... for Man with Bingo Will book 011ie's. Popcorn, Candy Apples, Burketa. String l'ealr , 1.11 Ginn , Fish Pond. Frenra Fria., High striker. Men Wait. and Age. Want Argent..
for Grind Stores. contact Barney Allen. Want Agents for Bowline Allege. contact Rol Brooke.
All addre m. HARRY CRA W,. Hereferd, Texas,
CetanJa.di·anC,eleTebreolmi,on.Roundup and Node., followed
thiS by
week, the aid
Baobrtli,e ,.
'Neat,
rm .
Week,
then
GRACELAND GREATER SHOWS
WANT FOR AMERICAN LEGION ANNUAL CELEBRATION ON THE STREETS
Al ROODHOUSE, ILLINOIS, JUNE 1217 --Automobile Given Away.
Concuss. .., Photo Caller , High Striker, Call Came. Strang Ca me Age and Scale. Lead Cann, P.C. open ,.,th one or more Hanky Peaks Sho ws: Motordrome. Wild Life. Snake Show. ten-in-Ono. It·cla Mel , Fore man on Ghanaian., Second Men on all 10 Rid ..
replies I 111141( ALlitark. Centralia, Ill.. this week
J.A. SPARKS SHO WS
Will sell 'X or Conkhnn w, Popcorn, Candy Apples, Fis,, Sr, [net
;triter.
and Long Range Shooting Callen,. Coed opening foe Bail Carnes and Fish Pond. Va ry reason-
able privilege. Will book fe w more flat outfits. W ant Man with acts to take charge or Soda
Show. Will book Wild Lila, Monkey Sho w, and Ani mal Sho w with own °units. Also went
Motordro me and Mechanical City. Have Opening for Rollo:stone. Octopus. and Rollawn.d.
. Address J. A. SP A KILS, Illekaaoiad, K y., this week
M otor Slate
L. B. Lamb
TRENTON, Mich.. June 3. --Shows opened Monday night after some difficulty over light inspection. The office-owned Monkey Speedway bowed here. Visitors included newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. G. Willia m Brown, son and daughter-in-law of Mr. and M n. Robert Brown, bingo operators; Dort Spence's wife and children. Mr. and
W ASHINGTON, la., June 3. -- Move here Irons Princeton. Ill., was made in record time. Estell and Mary Barr stopped of at their Rock Island, Ill., home and picked up their granddaughter who will be with the sho w for part of the su m mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sinderson returned from Indianola. where they at-
Mrs. Jack Gallagher and Mr. and tended the funeral of Sinderson's
Mrs. Ed Diebert.
mother. Mrs. Imo La mb was skedded
Mr. and Mrs. .1 J. Fredericks played to leave soon for Nevada.
host Decoration Day to Mr. and Mrs. Duke Mitchell joined with his fish-
Art Krug. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Klen- pond and fish bowl concession and the yinski and children. .1, Fredericks Caloinas ca me on with balloon darts.
Sr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Moiser. Jack Twisto McCormick Molt his son to
Ziegler was called away last week St. Louis to have hi m treated for a
because of his mother-in-la w's death. Org had a good week-end in Easton
Rapids. Mich. Biz in general was above the average. Shows were hosts to orphans from the National VF W
snake bite. Florida Fla mes Revue, piloted by
Bernice La mb. has beets topping shows. Mae McLenahan fra med a snow ball concession for his mother.
ho me.
L. B. (Barney) La mb has developed
a new ga me called Winner to take
Drago A muse ments
the place of bingo. The writer and Mrs. Murray visited the latter's
DELPHI. Ind., June 3. --Sho ws' run mother in Clinton. TU. on.her birth into pern. Ind., last week was made day. --ERNIE M URRAY.
In record time. It being the first move
of the season, every one was ready to spring opening night. Org got good
Heart of Texas
weather, with crowds and spending
FLOYDADA. Tex., June 3--Shawa
doubling that of last year. Saturday have been battling West Texas dust
matinee, with rides reduced to 9 and wind storms for 13 weeks, but
cents, was big. Free groceries were given away nightly on all ride ticket
owner Harry Craig is opti mistic about the season. Sonie spots have out-
stubs and upped biz.
grossed last year, while a few have
Slim Chester's bingo topped the concession line-up, with the lead gallery second and Mary Miller's derby
fallen below. Glen Brunk is advance agent;
Happy Jack Lang. marker; Jack Coop-
close.
er, press agent: D. A. Dale. electrician;
Octopus and Merry-Go-Round lead the rides. Ray and Edith Crabil
John (Mac) Harrison. mechanic; B. McDonald. in charge of the red and
joined with kiddie autos and wound white wagon; Jack Moran, front and
up topping all the moppet rides. Roy greeter. and Harry Craig, owner.
Randall is well pleased with the idea W. W. Wilno's cannon act is the free
of the new meal tickets on his cook- act. New to this territory, he has
house. --BESSIE BIRSH MAN.
been going over strong. -- J A C K
COOPER.
George Clyde Smith
SCALP LEVEL. Pa.. June 3. --Rain and mud killed three nights here. Rill and Fla me Emery Joined with
AGENTS WANTED
A T ONCE
their Fla me Show. Clyde Lyle, magician, Joined the Side Show, while Mrs. Lyle will work ilusions. Red
One Bantle and one Roll Omen Men 'Me w are now Concession, We Cork rrrrr week end this Win,o draws peon .. Conte .
DALE BARRON er DANNY FRO WL.Y.
Sharer ca me on with slu m spindle. Mark Cobe. photo gallery; Danny Eli and Barney Johnson, pal mistry booths. Manager Smith has placed his No. 2 Ferris Wheel and several other extra
Jeanne Herron wanks Girl Show Help. CO, 1.10 sr . Wife. Beet working eon . .n,
and nay each nwht. (Play girl. Iron% la« e efe SHAM OROS.' SNO WS M·rtin, Icy., this week
rides in a park. Biz was hurt by cold and rain at
Carrolltown. Pa. Leonard Gordon
General Agent Wanted
joirred with Posing Sho w. Leon (Shorty) Se men has taken over the Side show. replacing Fat Usher --
Vibe
kne w, Ilinois and Indians All repli ..
BO X ST. L.-29
ternten.
F. A. NORTON.
The Ilikbeard, Arcade Side. St. Lewis 1, M s
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Royal Mi.: Wept
M ARION. 0.. June 3. -- Shows moved in here fro m El wood, Ind., where they registered a fair week's business, which was ha mpered by two nights of rain. Local date proved to be the best of the season so far for the rides, with the Ferris Wheel getting top play. General Manager Bill Harris reports spending on a level with last year. He said children's matinees, with merchandise tie-in and giveaways are proving popular. Press Agent C. W. Hall is in charge of all children's activities. Decoration Day was big.
Jask Vincent's cookhouse topped the mid way with Bob Harris's cla d store second. Bill Ada ms. head of the office-owned rolldown, took delivery on a new car. Dave and Betty Rutherford visited from Detroit --GEORGE M URPHY.
F' .i %.''
JUMBO DICE WHEEL
Tha Finest E.., Mad..
Nere's Chuck Lack in in most popular form. Richly ornamented and trimmed. trans' Oriednal Jumbo DI.. Wheel has th· .... , brilliant, Ineslitible flash that wino lop takes even semen anywhere! A iewel tor ddieaprenentdeebnNterpeprrfoomrpmtancdelei.very60"at manndonah32le" whet. Write NOW tor catalog.
IL C. EVANS A. CO.
W S W. Adams SE
Chicago 7. Mae»
LIMA, OHIO PARKS SHOW GROUNDS
Kibby dir Bellefonte... Ave.
Good condition for large Cinemas.* and (arnhele.
JO H N J. IL L A Y
Phone 47641
W ee, Ohio
CARNIVAL WANTED
FborellerVF,.WInCehelaerbtratalioncit.y.luhrSIOC4tOh
week «laOD fireworks
ofletwletion. Antkipeted nowd 20.000
Contact
'V. PE R R Y SIE WERT Ph... ISO oe write ISee NM, WImendri
Rapids. Wit
W A NTE D 20111 ANNUAL COMMUNITY CELEBRATION
Boswell, Indiana, kilt 3and 4
CWPoeilulnlndernousoekCoernnfacelrelneshlooC·lIentaunso.rorh.P.r.»wnriotnenol.n....or RUwitM,... EBDoxG A1,RnenwBelUl,RNET T
Ge m City
BELVIDEFtE, UI., June 3. -- Org was here this week after moving fro m a
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good business spot on the city hall lot in East Peoria, Ill., where the sho w set up after zoning code made it impossible to play Peoria.
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Two kid matinees and a bicycle giveaway hyped business at the East
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'IROA0 WAY AT FOUR DOOR
Peoria spot, but the org bucked a personal appearance of Jack Benny
WANT FOR NEW YORK CITY, JUNE 12 TO 24
there. Mr. and Mn. Cash Wiltse joined
LONG ISLAND TO FOLLO W
at East Peoria to help on pro motions. John Shelley was joined 'by his wife
WANT Midget Show, Fat Show or any Grind Show.
and daughter. W. E. (Bill) Snyder was guest speaker at the East Peoria Optimist Club luncheon.
W ANT Boat Bide, Little Dipper or any ride not conflicting. WANT Photo, Novelties, Jewelry and all kinds of Grind Stores.
Visitors: Bill Naylor. press agent, and Jack Kaplan. special agent. Hennies Bros.' Shows; Guy Derry, Ever-
WANT Arcade. Our fair season merle last week in July.
Those hooking now
ett W. Ritchey, Marshall Witlow, Frank Wilkinson, Carson tBilly) Marcus and Bob Hofman.
Staff: Tho mas E. Hickey. general
given preference.
All eddreee
SA M E. PRELL, 216 Coster Ave., Newark, N. J.
manager; W. E. Snyder. general agent and business manager; Bill Jack. secretary-treasurer; Harry Thomas, as-
Jersey City, N. J., this week; Forest Hills, N. Y., next week, on Queens Boulevard.
sistant manager; John Beern, gen -
eral superintendent; Roy Bailey, ride
superintendent; Hank McGuire, Diesel
engineer and electrician; Pete Ohne-
mus, chief mechanic; Dave Carroll,
press and radio; Ronald J. Hender-
son, advertising director; Willia m
Huntington, mail man; Pop Livings,
night watch man; Walter Payne, con-
cession secretary; front gate and
light towers, Wilbur Smith; searchlights, Charles Coleman, and painter
PRINGLE, PA.
and decorator, Howard Straub. Rides: Merry-Go-Round. Arkie
FIREMEN'S MUSTER AND CELEBRATION, JUNE 12 10 12
Johnson, fore man; second man, Leonard Trainer; tickets, Mrs. Dixie Bailey. Rolloplane, Ray Posey, foreman; second man, Willia m Smith: tickets. Sally Hickey. Tilt-a- Whirl.
Can place ICkkile Rides. Tilt. Caterpillar. Shows -- Want Side Show. Wild Life. Kineirel, any novel Show with own equipment. Concessions --Age. Scale. Coolant. Hanky Peaks cd all kinds. Pan Ganle, Grind Stor m, Wheels, Percentage. You all know this spot teca. last year. but carnival epos In Penneylvanta. Wire, no limy to write.
All address R ALP H DEC KE R, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
E. J. Alfert, fore man; second man.
E. C. Wood; tickets, Mrs. Willia m Smith. Screw Ball, Willia m New-
man, foreman; second man, Bill
White: tickets, Mary McGuire. Fly -
opinase. Robert Taylor, fore man;
Larry Hancock, second man; Cathryn
Goodale. tickets. Ferris Wheels (2),
Frank Goodale, fore man: Bugs Hancock. second man; Little Rabbit, third man: Bill Probus, tickets. Roll-n-
Whirl, Carl Wied man, foreman: Margaret Underwood, tickets. Kiddieland rides, Donald Webb, Kiddie Auto; Ja mes E. Sweet, boat ride; Mary Ellen Castle. Rocket; Pat Castle, train; Hobby Derby, Roy Dillon.
Side Show: Ji m mie Chavanne,
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D aruee in?to co.nditionisn. plachyainnggingthisrouttereritanordywowiutlhd ilsikeantod hebewwitfrohmusHanforky thPeanksFOUaRndTHothOeFrs ILwLhYo
CELEBRATION at Oakland. Md. W BAALLNT OOLNONGDARAN T.D SFIHSOHRTORRANDUGECKGALPL OENRD,Y, SPTHROITNOGS. GCAORMK E GAANLLDEROYT.HEPIRTS.CH ATILLLL HUAWNIKN,Y PANES, CUE PRICES, WANT SIDE SHOW, MONKEY SHOW, ANIMAL SHO W. ILLUSION.
WALK THRU OR OTHERS WITH OR WITHOUT OWN OUTFITS. WILL DOOR FOR COMMITTEE MONEY AND TAX. CAN USE GIRL SHOW. MUST HAVE THREE GIRLS. WE HAVE TOP FOR SAME. WILL PLACE ONE FLAT RIDE FOR BALANCE Of SEASON. Want to tool. FREE ACT tot our Fourth of July Celebration.
W rite er Wig , W. C. K A US SHO WS Now playing Winchester. Va.; next week, front Revel. Vs
manager and front; Curly Critchette.
front. Ernest Durling, No. 1 box: Frank Long, No. 2 box: Joe Manning, No. 3 box; Mike Certello, No.
FIDLER'S UNITED SHOWS
4 box; Louise Chavanne. sword swallower and emsee; Joe Drake, iron eyelids; June Manning, four-legged girl; Johnny Covington, frog boy; Francis Crichette, sword box and Punch; Frank Hall, hu man blockhead; Professor Zangar, mentalist: Allen Hunsicker, impalement; Januita
PONIldf R MS. .1Nf 510, IN (ITY CHAUTAUQUA PARK
THIS IS A SPONSORED CELEBRATION FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WITH RIG ADVANCE TICKET SALE. TO BE FOLLOWED WV IANESVILLI, WISCONSIN. NINE 12.17. Want Concessions et el lands. Conte in ter last Inn day, nut week. C., place aid* Help on
12 Male, Rides. must drive seals. Will hook Show, with or without own Equipment. .Iodine Bailey. wire whom we can reach you.
A D D RESS: SA M FE ULER. Mgr., per rouse abase
Hunsicker, electric chair. and Sandra-
Lee, annex. Gay .New Orleans, Pee-
Wee Parker. manager; Ethel McCoy Parker, assistant manager; Bobby
F. IL SUTTON SR. PRESENTS
Grant, stage director and emsee; Bernice Pettis, Millie Pearson, Helen
GULF COAST SHOWS
Russell. Fannie Freeman and Ruth West; Willie Swain, piano; Maurice Larkin. sax; Ja mes Smith, tru mpet: Allen Rogers, trombone: Ja mes E. Bo wler, dru ms. Snake Show, Sailor
WANT ONE MORE MC RI M --TILT, OCTOPUS. ROLLOPLANI. WANT SNOWS. CAN PLACE MAN AND WIFE FOR SWELL PRAMID MAKI SHOW. NAVE FLINTY OF SNAKES.
WANT CONCESSIONS OF ML KINDS WILL SELL ·.5" ON LONG RANGE GALLERY. SCALES, MITT CAMP
HARRISON. ARIL JULY 4 SER MAL G000 FAIRS IN MISSOURI AND
S.
Katzy, manager; Paul Quirk. front. Rainbow Revue, Sailor Katzy. front; Irene Katzy, ernsee; Nikki, Fifi and
A D D RESS: F. M. SUTTON SR., Mgr., Lebanon. Me.. this week Caltlerallea. So4401·It RM.. lass 12-17 .
Betty. Illusion Show, Ji m mie Cha vanne. Monkey Speedway. Fred Wolf, manager; Mrs. Fred Wolf. tickets. Glass House, Fred Wolf, man-
CENTENNI A LS AN D FI RE MEN'S CELE BR ATIONS
Weft ·NroonJusnviolle.SkJuPlay-II.SO Veen--
cherrnyand,Tree..JulyJun24-o2...12-17.
ager. --DAVE CARROLL.
loner. Po --lieresul Iii Yo·re--Jule 3.0
lit the. in lStern.
20th Century
KANSAS CITY, M O.. June 3. --
FAI RS washineron -- Stowebero -- elamenho -- Wolf ·lanrunelor -- Clennuallo Went Prnwl Innnkrre. Sn·k· nr onoChnoesnnwickOr.InnPa,ShoJuwn.e a.Wont Prose. Cu l ard. Inlet* 4·11011,
Shows played here the week of May 22 under American Legion Post auspices to unsettled weather and fair
EDDIE DIETZ, Eddie's Expo Shows 10.11110. ST., SOTI.S·, P·.
biz. Leonard Martin, son of Albert Martin, co-owner, joined after finishing studies at school in Ottawa. Mrs. Marie Gaskins, wife of Frank Gasking, general agent, returned to her ho me in Laurel. Miss., to enter hospital for treatment. Harry W. Hennies was a recent visitor. -- FRANK CASEIN &
SUNSET AMUSEMENT CO.
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Spitfire Foreman who can dyne mrni. Can place Second and Third Men cn Rides. must drives
Will book &mode. gnat be under ca me*. Can book Unborn. Mechanical. Snake or other 4011
MRSIDPed Sheen
Iowa City, teem, Has we ak: Newsom, mut.
80
CA R NI VA LS
Tri·
June 10, 1950
ESPECIALLY FOR YOU!
SA VE AD FOR FuTuSE REFERE NCE
HAMMOND ORGAN RECORDINGS OF All-TIME FAVORITE SONGS
ESPECIALLY FOR A MUSE MENT OPERAT ORS
SPECIAL RELEASE
· tIODD --letrireg a Creed Old Na me ... Carolina in He More na
Fox Trot
· ·2001 --Tbe Merry-Go-Round Broke Down... When Tern W o n a Tottp Twe Step
· gG eg --Alestiedite· Regent. Bored... The Derktewn Struthers Sell 1 . Step
· ·2001 -1. · Shanty in Ohl Shee n Town ... Ul mer Da n
W alt.
· ·2004 --Idele me n.· Send .. . The Yankee Doodle Bey
Man n
1 $2005 -- When Tee end IW e n Young, Mangle ... Corey Me Bask to
Old Virgin's,
Fen Twit
1 P1006. -- While Strolling n, . Ib. Park one D M'... The Cl...B1. e. ·· 1E4 TM.
I e2007 --Deep in the inert 0 Tee n .. The n ISI Tavern le tne reere T . Seep
1 .20011 --Tlet Man on the Flying
. .A Bicycle Built fee Tree . Walt.
1 .2009 --P·rade of the Wooden Soldiers ... Kiddie Meech Medley
Mo nk
GENERAL CATALOG SELECTIONS
$241 --Reer Barrel Polka . . Pennlyle .ia Petite
Polka
*364 --leetoresie ... LeCu mpa nite
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1432 -- Who .. .Zing! Worst the Shin e of My Heart.... ... . . .T
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se51 -1A· and My Shadow .. I Saki My Fra me. Shed Pult On My. ·. .
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Fee Trot
·471 --leineb .. ICan't Give Tees Anything gut Le m
Po n Trot
.472 --Rle Hie ... Of Thee ISlag . - · ' · .-
Two Step
I Et 93 --In Uy "leery Olelme nbhe .. .The Slue Danube.***********
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1 *439 --The Caissons Ge Rea ms Along . Merck Medley 14 Dlefereent Tan.
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T minsh, 70 C.P. U. denble-sided mammal premed
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WINTOLITI.
N M-3C. A nee bread, re·lat ant
material
F · ·t. Snappy Marches.
Priced . 79« e.h.f . re
Bright Gay in-Treet .
shaded. portage ·stra --
Lively. Swingy Wei ner. Two-Ste m , Polk .'
· Sh.pped C. O. D units check inch/ding .. new
Ragti me! No nier.
n or ene ma .. . wrier
laer.a-Tcvui Par-evul Ii4 ea. W RITE FOR GE NERAL CATAL OG LISTI NG OVER 400 SONGS!
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ptWO EX_POSITION SH0 Fee fliggett Fourth oi July Cal·bralfelf in tift Sta n, of Mf.souri LEBANON, M O., JULY 1-2-3-4 M ORS, C . pla n Pony Kid, Train, link, Ride. SHO WS: Grind She.., ni merit that de nid conflict. CONCESSIONS, Photos, Custard, Jewelry, Rnot Beer and Slant, Pee n Warren Murphy min um Mart for Penny Arcade. Bill Willia m. want. Mac, oho can grind nu Monkey Show. Can .· Stile Show Arts, Mee Annex At***** lone here opening for Soethil Agent that
JACK can Poet end handle Detail.. We furnish O wl. All contact
RUBAC1FC, Mgr.
June S-10. La . .. Oklaho ma/ June 11-17, Ard more, Oklahorner June n-14, suallester. Oklaho ma
AMERICAN UNITED SHOWS #2 W ANT For NS fern end Celebrates. .. Two Spoh · Week.
Hanky P .ks of all kinds. Athletic Sho w Menage, with îlien?. Side Sham with owe Eau. ..vent.
25%. Special Deal for Mercy-Co-Round. Wit bur Sit, Cat Outfit.
Dileer. M ad., bone 6-10; Rigby, Ideate Pinn er Celebeation. here 12-17.
CELERY CITY SHOWS
Wanted for opening lones le In le, Inlarnareo, rai n , ·merie . Lea nn /A n ne
Fry.
e·ces.
04104 to disappoint ment. cats book Fer n, Wheel or any other Ride not enttfilettne Want
Conceaslona of all kinds. Will sell .X.. on Su mo. Pepeorn. and Grats IS gout mots Vs folio..
All replies to HENRY FISHER
104 POTIIIAN SL DO. KALA MAZOO. MICH. P.S. Want Anenta for P.C.
PROMO feéga
FRO M THE LOTS
B. & C. Expo
Modernistic
O S W E G O, N. Y., June 3. -- Org was
E X M O R E, Va.. June 3. -- Sho ws
here this w eek after Bald winsville, N. Y.
m oving
fro m
opened here to good w eather, w hich brought out free spending cro wds.
Rho., Itneorp: Owner, Myron Colter. . Org has a free gate and is featuring
Office manager. Harold Loris: w an ner. Cheraw Briggs: advance agent, Willia m M . ,: rid, gupenntendent. Ray Bento n: electrical
as a
high
free pole
act Phill and D e and slide-for-life
P hill turn.
in
a
n perintendent. Ralph Wright; lot superin-
tendent, Bud
t transportetion «tur n-
tendon!. O ro no Crewe. end mail end The
Billboard agent. Tangle Sanford.
Con ...Ions: Age and weight. Bert h ut:
C oncessions: Art Peneau, M r. and M rs. Fred Barlett. M r. and Mrs. Taylor Trout, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keegan, Mr. and Mrs. Adelard Ouel-
hear pitch, O. Wright: midway raft. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barker: milk bottle end boll ta me, WeGregor: bowling tiler. Mr. end Mrs. Zi m mer: Mad gallery. Tiny wino .: arcade.
lette, M r. and M rs. R obert DeTap. Mr.
and M rs. R ussell H endricks, M rs. Edna M arshall, M r. and M rs. W utne-
Ur. and Mr,. Bailey: French fries. M oen . field and M r. and M rs. Al Long. w ho
Guest and Bob Woodstock: fish bowl and
dish pitch. Bob Derrell: Perocorn. M UM Colt move, n ntly mi res. Ned M ann: bingo. John end Gertrude LOW, with Co mo Italiano,
m anages four concessions for M rs. Elsie K eeler, w ho also o wns the bingo.
Org carri es six rides, m anaged by
hilly Kelly end Bill Red man ma helpers: Stanley Riddle and Blackie
glass pitch Hilda Wright: candy flow mid lee crea m, Ji m BuccInti eel rack. R. Sanford Jr. and Betty Berg: novelties. enaraving. Joe Lytel: pItch-till·you min mad duck vend.
Included is a ne w Fire Truck o wned by M rs. K eeler.
Sho ws Include Ato mic Po wer and
a me n Sanford: rush dosage, Ji m. Toddle Midget, operated by M r. and M rs.
and Kelly. Ri de ·-
mul a nte. Mrs. eterry-00.R .nd.
Cherie* Rel M. Blueil.
u, . D.
Logan,
and
W ild
Life
and
M onkey
Clark; Penis W heel., Hey Judd, M. Shoe- Circus. Al berta and Blondie M ack.
maker. Silt, M·ye: Spitfire. R. Johnson. T. Elton De xter has charge of the front
Si mons; Chairplene, Ame n Bullard, Bill !mkt; Ki d die Aut o and Airplane rid e., Linter Colegrove, George Crowe. end kiddie train
on the M onkey Circus, Gideon m anages inside.
an d
Eldon
awin g.. Ur. and Urs O. J. Serb
All rides and equip ment flash ne w
Shows: 'Parisian Girl Revue.- Dick MillMeet. Merle KtIllneer. ee rie dancer. Rose McGee. Hawaiian denser, Circus 8Ide Show,
L. L. Jeffery. Leiter, flee eater, sword m el-
paint and canvas. T he writer handles
m ail and is The Billboard agent. -- Me
D E X TE R.
lower and iron tongue: minion Pena Hindu
torture: Chief Rai ment/. Zulu chief: Iola ettrit
Superior Judd. annex. and Mea nie, electric chair es-
cape: Wild Life, Dort and Verne Rei ms .;
Uneate n Anne. Carrillo Jeffery. talker;
Congo. Inside: Mankeyland. Paul Culver.
F O L S O M, Calif., June 3. --Sho wa
Recent Matters included Mr. and el n. Willia m Bow man and daughter. Mrs. Harry Arne. and son niche ., and his wife, all of arrestors: Sir. mad U m. Frank Vent. Di
opened their sixth stand of the seaso n here. Jerry O' Brien is operating the Penny Arcade. In the absence of
Floride.: Kenneth M oline. of Mila n.. N. Y.; M anager W yatte Shepherd, org w as
Ur. and M n. J. Smith. of Sod ., N. T.;
Curley Evan; Ca mp Die, N.
Pletcher
Petri, of the Ring Reid Show, and Gene
m anaged by Shorty W rights man with
rides under direction of C u pcake
aand
Jack Cru m Addition. N.
. T.
·nd Betty - Ult8. RAT
Olinger. all BANPORD.
W oronu k. Line-u p
inclu des,
in
ad dition
to
Smith Ammtement
Shepherd, M rs. S he pherd, bookkeel m
er; Lo well Long, electrician; Ferris Wheel, George (Tex) Craner, Clyde
CUSHING, Okla., June 3. - Ors was here this week after a good stand at Kingfisher. Okla.. its first stand in this State.
M anager Roland S mith has pur-
chased a ne w G eneral M otors Diesel
a light unit.
Tilt-a- Whirl fore man
Henry W est made
trip to W inona,
Miss., to bring his fa mily on the
sho w. Lee Springfield has the M erry-
G o- Round in first-class sha pe. B usi-
ness M anager Prescott has returned
fro m a booking tour thru K ansas,
Missouri and Arkansas. M rs. R oy
E dsale, concessionaire, has taken de-
livery on a se mi-tractor unit. M r.
Cresnell, and Vyella Hinds, tickets: Merry-Go-Round, Jack Bloom, Poe. tuguese Joe. and Starr Woronuk, tickets; Octopds, Cupcake Woronu t A rt Hinds, Bill White, and June Long, tickets.
Harrell Rol, Ray Estelita, Bob Horn, tickets; Baby Ride, Joseph (Shorty) Franklin: Pony Ride, Larry Sipe. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. (Mac) McCafrey, have two kiddie rides, and C. F. Albright has four concessions, Carl and Peggy Ric hardso n have the
Hinds floss and gra b stand. N e wly weds
M r. and M rs. A rthur H erbert
joi ned here. -- S T A R R W O R O N U K.
and M rs. John H ayes have
ne w
Pontiac station w agon.
G eorge D.
Lo we and Dale Edsale w ere m arried
PENN BAZAAR
M ay il. Clay B. Lo we and C orrinne
D odd exchanged vo ws M ay 5. G eorge and D ale Lo we have a ne w house
PlInrial So d Spot. InehoserIal Penna.
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trailer. Fran k Yagla's cookhouse is kept busy. Tilt-a- Whirl is topping the rides. follo wed by the M erry- Go-
Round. G eorge Seller's girl unit is N o. 1 in the sho w line-up. -- M RS.
L A W R E N C E S MI T H.
Set Kiddie Rides. Canee mion· -A n. Scale. AnierIcan Painom m i Frozen Cit·t·rd,, Stork
Wheels. any Concesdon times rook, W M . .
d.
de not leant any Mr .«
Store. Wilt place Percenta«. If Yrin hone
Hanky Pack to go with it. Ada na,
HA VE JAC KSON
Tratner, Penna., thls week
MIGHTY HOOSIER STATE SHOWS
U NIT 12 Went for »sere « Wit ç, ondiene rolls. M ew no. at Moro , · ····.
Co me where the mow . is. CONC.'S ... , ·rrade, Shine Owne, O ne, Jewelry. Pito ns. talast Pitch. Scele and A u. one Custard. M O WS :deed nee her Grind shows. NI eirls. flees, PC or rms ., wed. heek er buy · Pe nn whem. P.1.1 r, a w ns ., mgr. Address,
Me we. coPoso ST , lodislaireaPpLii, IND ...oraw CAPITOL sr ».
LEE BECHT SHOWS
WANT
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A few more legiti mate Concessions that w .k for stock s Scottie, onls pee of e kind. Boo Bali. Adee' m Dart. Bu mper, Hoop-La. Snow Bali. lewel n. Novrtren. String Ca me, Short Range, Photo. Ste. NO Gypsies Or Racket.
Dee . .. Ind., On the Streette. Tone 1-10: Portland. Ind.. 0. Me St mt.. Ite m 11-17.
LONE STAR RIDES Want
FOR LORE CITY, OHIO, HOMECOMING, JUNE 12 TO 19
With ether good Fain and Celebrations to fellow. Will book Isterry-Go-R .nd tor the see ms Wont · tiarthr Binge. POch.T M.You Were and Stock Stores of ell k,ros. Age. Weight. Novelties, Photo. Shooting Gaiter, Cone E MS etc
LONE STA R RI DES, J. G. RA KE. Mgr., Caroni°, OhIn
Redwood Empire
E U R E K A, Calif., June 3. -- Org was
hit by high winds and cold w eather for the Sports man Sho w date here. Attendance w as lo wer than expectations, but the season's gross so far is 20 per cent above last year. H eavy activity in the lu mbering country has
improved conditions to a point that al most equals the w ar years.
K. B. K a uf man, general agent, has signed for Railroad Celebration at D uns muir. Calif.. June 18-20. W ith the co ming of fairs and celebrations in Oregon, O wner Tony M asseth is greatly enlargi ng the sho w. H e has
already added a ne w Parker Kiddie A uto ride and H. Gilbert has put on a ne w novelty stand. Louis Ristick has had a high striker shipped fro m the East. Ja mes Barber is adding a fish pond.
D ue to the cold w eather here, several of the personnel w ere laid up
with colds. W ayne /Milberg. of the
M ouse Sho w, w as in the hospital for five days with strep throat. Ja mes Barber was confined for three days. Louis Riartick smashed his toe with a sledge w hile erecting his high striker.
MARVEL SHOWS
Want Hanky Pant. of all kinds. co me on.
Street Cerebration, 111 October. Inhabetb.
June sin: Amboy. ill,, June 15.17:
W ea n.
Jun· 1:3-74; many to folio..
Biggest July 4th in Illinoit r.erythin«
open.LEWCantREeErS,E--MARION RAIIRLOVE
FOIS SAL , Shoot .« Gallery on tore wheel lea ., will Soot or earns
FOR SALE
12 ERIE DIGGERS G ood Shape, 11,200 P. 0. Box 334. Ft. Sen n. Kane.
WANTED
Help on a re Fir-e-Plane and Man to Jungle nnd or Wild Life show. or win com a are. Show booked for reason. Bill Brida mine. MOP .,
STICK, ./auterson. 1001. Jun· 9-10.
WANTED rerse.ee.7.terer.: eatneertylreer3 2
CLAUDE BENTLEY
Jun . I. ***** th m, Norrelch. Coe w
June 10, 1950
The R eheard
CA RNIVALS
81
American United
S T. J O H N, N. B.. June 3. -- Org
sacrificed space for location at its sea-
SI L V E R T O N, Idaho, June 3. -- This
son bo w here, setting up ofi a recently cleared lot in the heart of to wn under Syrian- Lebanon Association auspices. L ocation fronted on a busy street for
The two-day stand.
spot is the sixth of the season for the N o. 2 unit, w hich has played only one blank to date. The org was brought out this year as a light, fast- moving unit capable of playing two spots a
O nly two rides, M erry- Go- Round end Chalrplane, w ere set up. Re-
w eek. At this w riting 16 fairs, deos, etc., have been signed.
ro-
games m ainder of the space w as used for
and refresh ment stands. Org
line U p O. N. Mho Jr manager:
Wright
operated with a paid gate far the first
li me.
ctaoun:ce
mlon manager. Octopus, Oscar
Mrs. Irene AllIn. Smith, fore men'
se mr· M T»
Blacilin, second roan, Ferris Wh·rl. JI M
NSURANCE 1Yager United Rides and stands sported ne w paint,
w ork having been co mpleted In quarters under su pervision of Len 1Kici) Dryden, m anager.
Rupert. forernen, Shorty Robermon. seronr
man and Mow mech .," Delbert Irelerron
electrician and calliope: Rollop,ant Rw.sel
Smith. fore man, .1roor Rhodes. r.r. nd meo
Klddle rIdra Pal ilcLe m.
t11,
S/101, Doreen Johnson. inaneg.r. cou nt. ,
Die m, Welt; floss. Catherine Li mon shoot-
ing gallery. Roy Wilson: ball mn.
mid slum wheel. Mr. pod Mrs John
Kelly
IDA E. COHEN
173 W. JACKS O N BLVD.
CHICAG O. ILLI N OIS
WANT GIRLS
Rao . and Specialty. Most be Attracthm Coed Sale m. Fee (Meet skews ea read.
KING REID SHOWS
WI NOOSKI. VI
A R C A D E P I E C E S V 011 S A L E
Ni . punching 13.m. mrinished and I-monde
Maned. with brand.neso hag. 100.00. S Exhibl
De Lea. "litreandlten Card Venders. $40 00
Nadel "E" Exhibit Card Vender., nem point
A.I condition. $2.0.0. Fe I
f
Raider
..1 rendition, original factory paint. $7300
Mariel m· now h. operation nn Penny Area.. · Ten or Eros' shows contort MVOs' ALLEN
ef Turner See , Snow, IN . W end .147th ·
W e week . Chic····,. Ill.
n mt week.
AMINE KNOWING IRE ADDRESS Of
Joseph Lucas (Lupo)
F·rrnre aurle flue
ul
Tease
ple me notify by wire...Oilers or b· letter
J. M. RIE M SHO WS
1000 Oak Street
Dallas. Tea m
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A few hide. and toner Wons tor Ooe.1111, 4th Veteran. of Foreign Vi ms "lent, whorls l· an dennual eeeee roe our V F W. Pod. We do not want M O eamblIng ,Roul Mte Wheel. ·nd nob/ or Girl M ows of any M .
VICTOR D. !floCOY
Swett ., Mo.
AT LI BE RTY
TOW HOUSE. STULL SILDOWN HAI *NO 2 PFICENTAGE TAKES
Address:
·OK lee. o · T . ·.11 Mare
am Are .. glee.
Leula
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Ferri. Wheel Fore man. $30.00 a week Must be weer. Pay every Mehl. Al m leant chide. . . Fore men. 040.00 · week.
I. K. W ALL ACE
genera Deliver, Ilerloster Itorin.s. W. Va., or Wash.n.ton Hotel.
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Vine Cla m Talker lot SM. Shun. big .« per
mot Data
ANNEX ATTRACTIONS
TIVOLI pte9LSHOWS
SMOKY CARSON
Contact
ALTO OR R
no M ewl M a ws, Linwood Pare. Atlanta, Ga vreek¡ Rerne. 10-1T.
N O R T H C HI LLI C O T H E. Ill.. June 3. -- Opening here M onday tinder Ore-
m en auspices brought good ero wds
and strong spending. Decoration Dip.
biz was very office o wn ed, cookhouse is
good. N opened
operated
hletie Sho w.
here
N et,
by A udrey
Fetta and J. L. S mit h. O utfit will
play two spots in this State and the.
on to Io wa. A ne w R oll-o- Whirl ha,
been purchased by O wner H arry
Yager. Recent visitors w ere M r. and
M rs. Edgar Yager. the sho w o wners'
parents. and M r. and M rs. R. Ras mus
sen, Mrs. Harry Yager's parents
Mr. and M rs. Deb Sheldon m e sched-
M ee to Jon soon.
Staff: Harry Yager. ow ner- ma na ger; M rs. Lulu Yager, secretary-treas-
urer, and Tex Fetta, ride su perintendent. Recent visitors: M r. and M rs. D. Sheldon. M ary and Peter Le manski. Joe Stone man and M r. and M rs. Dick H a wkins. M r. and M rs. M entz ha ve popcorn and eandy floss. -- L U L U Y A G ER.
James H. Drew
M A R M E T. W. Va.. June 3. -- Org's business is running 30 per cent ahead of last year as the result of good w eather on w eek-ends.
T wo ne w trucks have been added and a ne w 100-k w. transfor mer. Org
is carrying 8 rides. 4 sho ws, 30 con-
cessions and a free ir e.
Recent visitors included Bill Scanlon, Mighty Page Sho ws: Ben Luce. Lillian Oil man. John C ulligan and G eorge Pence, G ooding A muse ment Co mpany: L. P. Brady. U nited State, Sho ws; John S wisher. Royal Blue Sho ws; Billy Burton, Harry's G reater Sho ws; Are Turner, Atlanta. and Johnny J. Denturi.
Volunteer
G AI N ES B O R O. Tenn.. June 3.--
Org had the usual Saturday night
rain at Celina, Tenn., last w eek. Five
out uf seven Saturdays have been
rained out.
M r. Crandell has re-
turned front a business trip to To-
ledo. Willia m X. Reno, in charge of
pu blicity and banners, has been doing
okay.
M rs. H ockett with her two
kiddie rides: Ray N ord, train: Rich-
ard W elch. sno w balls, and A. S mith.
cotton ca ndy, m ade a Sunday Ju m p te
Lafayette Song Festival. It was a
blank. clue to bad location. -- D O R OT H Y Il O C K E T T.
COO K HOUSE FO R SALE
14020, fully amapres. M el, painted and ready for bmine m. INS International 14"Ten Trurk. made ter Me mel . quarter.. equipped with lIghte. Will reen wills or without tro d.. Can be men rit
4.11AN" BARRE,. MOTO R (M.
NentsvIlle. Ale. Phone 1.· ot 3314- M.
BI DES FOB SALE
IM7
ye, good eoneltIon. newts
ea Mted. ready in
24 rar
he operating .ondninn. nerd. minor repairs
teen,. to re.penfted· si·rtle.o.
Critters Antime m.eInont. Park
tC.JAuLlrL FOR
fESIN Al
CHICAGOLAND
BOOKINGS CLOSING FOR Chicago's Greatest Carnival, Show
and Exhibition
JULY 21 TFIRU AUG. 6, 1950
STILL ROOM
1. /
CLE A N SH O WS N O VEL TIES C A MES and
NE W AT TR ACTI O NS
WILL HAVE FREE ATTRACTIONS
Sub mit written kids describing . er and space required.
ITALIAN OLD PEOPLE'S RO ME
Melrose Park. Cook County. 11.nee
W ANT
W ANT
C.01,11.111or. 4111e that rater. In O ne. font. (W right. of Part, Ill.. wine.)
T4111 bunk Side Shot.. N ottord nerar or nit> Grind Shot* t nine. Ibse n Iran .
poring inn. 1".n o plat , n
m u m Jinni:. Parth..
('n11 or mire
TURNER
.141.1. HI.. dbl. .... le: 147th In W r qt-ret. Chirago. nest "tr.
leunil addresa,
Blur hinted. 11.1 t Mien Ilir Illy O ne. North Ilicnect.
IMobile. Plu my Nto nthrr --ZA -3263 /
HARRY'S GREATER SHOWS
ANIERSTOALE, W. IL, ABE 5-10; OCHI1A, W. WI., JUE 12-17
With 3 mere weeks in the real tW1ds, including mod Fourth of July Iteet.·····0 Alt fi ne
e...t Celebreriens end Pairs until Octeber
want Coo. radon., I of · kind only Can Mae.
Ctolord, Lone or rher1 Range Seale.
and A .. Punk tfark. Cork Gallery. girl . Game. Basket gall. War mer and Falndstre Wont
Fun Sno w. Snake err Monk . hhow for em montee.paial perrenta m
for only
RI M Rotors or. dlor
411 retail'« to HA RR% RON LES. Andberendale.
/Ia.. obis week
GEM CITY SHO WS
WILL BOO« ANY HA NKY P.ANKS NOT CONFLICTI NG. Ri DE HELP Wp m Smond ond Ti me Mein on ail Rd., emet dor m ·ern,s Nc. Mores or chaser. emd ·14.1r. ·· Too me vanfing ye . tone 5"O WS Will tech Sarechaneal Show or any Shea net r.11,cttnat.
.4ddre,e. 'IMI11114S D. RIC KEY. Mgr.
Ill this weelu ^mo m. II. neat wreck
FOUR COUNTY FIREMEN'S CONVENTION and
BANGOR DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY, Bangor, Pa.
CM tbe street. In the bea d of terra. with parade" and civic ecti me m FIRST ere . downto wn In 15 years.
W ANT CO NCESS.O NS OF ALL KI NIDS --LAIS. DRI NKS, No mlbes. Osherow N. M., NO PC
PI PAL MISTRY. Will place Stock W heels Mat wdl work tor 10e. Want Clend ShO W, of all
kind· Plenty of revole here. Th, h the broo m, date in Eastern pa Ihe
All eddross:
GA R DEN STATE SHO WS
Wharton. N. I.NO W
PLAYTIME SHOWS UNIT
W ant far the Big One. W akefield, Mare... Ja me 12
And best MI. dates Northern New En.land. laded... Woodside. N.
leis 4th. and meter Fairs.
Hanky Pan .. sae el · hind, Centard. Floe. Scales Slo ws at all kinds. gmt Reeks. Flat Ride.
N· grief ee
W ANT
W ANT
NORTHWEST r ellON SHOWS
Roder. Corecem on· and Sabo ri fer 15 Faoe and Celebr·tiores. OPen on So m.. SmeT. Oregon, hone IS-111, Strawberry Festiral. big Fa m e. Mc Minnville. Oregen. hone 311 to Ion, 4 Alf
NORTH WEST EXPOSITION SHO WS. D. 3. NINE/ MUC H P.0 go· 4643, leel.rawa branch. Foreland 2, Oregor.
Folly Beach, S. C.--Wanted tor--Isle of Palms, S. 1
W M boot fer sea m, at teeny Beech. 5. C .Fun House. Chita Ro me or any gis mo of merit that will mit money, ai m Noveltiee. 'lanky Penh, Hoopla.. Bali La mea 0115 Oath.
Alem Wept
oHuant
iwfor
NM
of
Peinue. S. C Wheel. mian. Hoop-La.
Whip or any Major Ride that remelt., Darts. Flab Pond.
ro111 Beth
nob.t...rho.n.Ille1
allee fro m Charlerton. No tear down. Work 7 days a week. Good crowd. Plents uf money.
Wire ar
PA T JORNSON, Folly Hea ds. S.. C. Phelan 2523
FLOY D O. KILE SHO WS
Rant Ts Join at Onee Ball Ga me, r011e holtIro. Lone or She n Nang, (and) Flo m. Meek
Slere· ·nd
à.. Conee mlons Praw n tale. enntrue now Kidd. A mos.
emotlent
Kiddie Ride mots. Al m Oetopue. Chairpi·ne. Tilt, Spitfire now. Fun Na me. Cried gri m . of
·Il kinds: must be ereilla 'relented. We play 10 late Fairs Marling Aux.
Want 3 M M .
Rider Owne m.
now: get g week. eatre work M S fall. Show mat till Dee. 13.
aMroetundNo@oghaimn
and reliable All reed .:
Ride
Men.
good
deal
he m.
We piay ln town ·ed fleet In every
FLOIelb O. RILE
New ROADS, LA.. J11143 sa t MARKSVILLI. 12.11
82
CA RNIPVA LS
The Billboard
In ns 10, 1950
Flashbacks Ili
CARNTIVAL ROUTES
moue: (Continued from page 62)
Baker
Greenc utle, /not.
It em, W. C.: Winchester, Vs.; Front 12-17.
Keystone Attra: Burnha m. Pa Kne, Floyd O.: New Reath, La.
Royer
Beetrea Att n.: Cly mer, Pa.; Johnstown 18-17. Kinland Am.: Cornell., Ga.
B U M Lae: Decatur, Ind.; Portland
La Croar et. Albans, Vt.
25 Years Ago
M. G. H era, president of Electric Park, K a nsas City, said that a fire w hich struck the spot did esti mated da mage of 8100,000.. . . Seven m e mbers of the C. R. Leggette S ho ws w ere injured in a trai n w reck near
ert Y acopi. Peter L uken and A ustin Rivers. of the Ringli ng - B arnu m
sho w, w ere in a B oston hospitaL Po wer's D anci ng Elephants ope ned
a two- week en gage ment in K en ny-
w ood P ark, Pittsburgh, wit h M n.
Jean nette P o wer. .
. Gillespie
C ounty Fair A ssociation, Fredericks-
Berg Old Reliable: Frankfort. My.
Belle City: Shoboytan, Wis.; Wor m& 12 41. Bernard & Barry: Ti m mlsra Ont.. Can.; Val
D' Or 14-24. B. & C.: Carthage. N. T. Big 4 Mi.: South Mein, Ill. Bls State: Sundown, Tex. Bill. Kati W.: N ut Rochester, N. T. Blue Orals: li,. Castle. Ind. »ogle, P. C.: M ies Eltninte, Ye , Bohn de Sac Al », Okla,
Lag . . Am. Ce., No. 1: Lawrence, liai, M e use Am. Co.. N. 2: Central FM K R. 3, La mb, L IL:, Ottu mwa. Ia.: Dee M en u 11-17. Lane, Sa mmy: Pitted City. M a: or oonea
1-11. Lawrence Greater: Bridgeport, O. Ise United; Bachelier, Mick. Lane M ar: Bucyrus, O. Matte City: Westmoreland, Tenn. Magic Empire: Springfield, 0. Maine An.; Presque Ine. Me.
Pa w nee, O kla.. .. Ike M atina, of the
Ike and M i ke midgets, rejoined the liagenbeck- Wallace Circus in B oston
after a stay in the hospital at Pater-
son, N. J.. ..R. M. Striplin. m anager
of Sout he aster n Fair an d E x positio n,
Atlanta, w as planning increased e m-
phasis on entertain ment and ed ucational feat ures at the 1925 annual.. .. . R obinson's Elephants, under the
direction of D an N oonan. opened
their park season at G ra nd Vie w
Park, % flue, N. J. ...B en K rause
anno unced that he w ould return to
in the States with his carnival after a
successful stay
C uba.
Fran k J. Ta ylor's G reat A merican
burg, Tex., elected H. A. Ries. president; Otto H enke. vice-president; Otto B urgdorf. secretary, and M ax J. Biersch wale. treas urer.
R oland W . Ric hards resigned his post of publicity director of W est's W orl d's W onder Sho ws to accept a si milar post with D odzon's W orld's Fair Sho ws. succee ding Floyd N e well.. . . M ax Fletcher left C ole Bros.' Circ us to operate concessions on the W est C oast. . . . A cts booked by the G eorge A. H a mid office into Riverside Park, A ga wa m, M ass., included Flying Aliens. D eteros. Sa nta nellos, Flying V alenti n ., Four Gro odents, Torrence and Victoria. Cai mans of the
Boone Valley: Webster city. la; B elong
LI-13-14. Br ute City: Carbondale, Pa,
Brodbeck: La med. Kan.
Buck. O. C.: lirnande. N. T.
Buckeye: Antwer a 0. Burdick Greater New Braunfele. Tee. Burke. Harry: Jrenerette, La
Burkhart: Morton. Ill.; Peru 12.17. California: Livermore. Calif. Capell Bro.: O r:suttee. Oki..
Capital City: Denville. Ky.
Carr. Lawrence: Norwood. Mass.
Ceeetrode of Amusements: La Fayette. EMI.
Central State.. No. I: Nerington, K UL Central States, No. Y Emporia. K y.
Cetlin &
Uniontown. Pa.
Chai m, Ji m mie: St. Marra O.
Cherokee Am. Co.: Ellsworth. K m. Coleman Brag.: Keen*, N. 1.
Collins ar ce. United: Redee m Neb.. 11-17. Collins, W m. T.: Pargo. N. D; Brainerd,
Manning, 5000: Sharon. Fs.
Marlon Greater Clinton. G. C. Marls. John IL: !O men ., N. Y. Marvel: BlIsabeth, II; Amboy II-17, McKee. John: Moberly, Mo.; it . . 11-17. Meeker.: Della., Ore.; Pendleton 1I-18. Iterstarrie Midway: Kaneohe, la., 0-7; liad.
Mira, 1-10: Manilla 12-14; Pa mela 18-17. Merry Midway: Ilbelburn. Ind. Me mbe r lact en. Idie n· N ubellie 14-VV. Midway of Mi rth: Winchesier, Midwestern...1MM.: Seneca. MO.
Mighty loser, M ate: 'Delbe rt'', KY. Mighty Pete: Ra mse ur ., W. Va.
Model: Rich mond. Us. Model IlhOwe Of Canada: °Teuto n, Que., Cem Moelernistic: Se more, Va.; Parker.; 12.07. Monarch Imperial: Online, Ore., 7.1I. Meese'. Modern: chennte, Kan. lioalse nr Cole mbl mille, Mich.; 8-11, Motor State: Lapeer. Stich.; Reynolds Corner.
12-17,
Circus, built by Ji m Babcock and
Frank T aylor, opened its seaso n in O maha. N eb. . . . Ja mes D. L ee w as engaged to m anage Y ork C ount y
S ky. Peaches S ky Rev ue. Great Peters, W aldo Trio, Eric the Great, Atenos Brothers an d Five Albania. .. . H arry E. Ritchhart, secretary of
Ul m.. 12-17. Columbia: Milli meter. Me. Continental: Plattsbure, N. T. eaanty F M: Edge mont, I. D. crafts to m: wets ..ine. co o..
1-1i.
Mound City. No. 1: Fenton, Ito.; CollInvalle. II, 12-11.
Mound City, No. Ir Chemed., YO. Nelsen, George W.: Granada. 14 mn.. S.C. Ressler's: Morrleon.
Fair, R ock Hill, S. C. . . . M r. and
M rs. H arr y A. Ro..., of L. W . L ees.
m an's G olden R ule S ho ws, visited
Tri-County Fair, A urora, M o., re-
ported the boo king of the J. L. Landes S ho ws.
Crafts la Mg; Glendale. Calif.: Se r mon( 14 - New York Moiety: % Mete, N. T.; ifelamtn.·
18.
12-17.
Gar ment Am.: Peet ., Mo
Northern Expo.: Worthing, B. D.
Crescent Canadian: Ed monton. Alta, Can.; Page Bros.: Bcottaville. Ky.: Glasgow 12-IT.
the K ansas City o fice of T he Bi l-
board. . . . M r. and M rs. John G.
Staff
of
the
M c Pherson
Ca m . . 12-14: WetaskI wIn 18-11. U nited CU mberland Valley: Boath Pittsburg.
Pal mettO repo.: Greenville, S. C. Tenn. Parade! Ha mllt011, DSO,
R obinson and one of their twin
daughters, M rs. Leonora M oujey. left
Cincinnati to attend a Shrine con-
vention in Los A ngeles.
T hey
Sho ws included E. M. M c Pherso n,
general m anager: J. C. M ack. public
relatio ns;
Prou dley. advance
agent; M rs. E. M. M c Pherso n. secre-
Dan-Louls: Franklin. O.; Montpelier 13-17. De Luxe: Wilbraham. Mass.; Salt Hartrard.
Conn, 13-17. Del- Ma r Berlin. Pa.
Denton. Johnny J., No. 2: 8nreclellle. Ter m.
Am. Co.:
Mo.
Peck Am. CO, Watseka, Ill.; Greenfield,
12-17.
Peerless Celebration Am.: Buckhannon, W. Ea
Penn Premier: I mton. Pa.
pla nned a trip to Alaska follo wing the confab.
Le wis P. R a ndall. for mer m anager of D ela ware State Fair, W il mi ngton, w as na med secretary of C onnecticut State Fair, H artford. . .. C oncessionaires with the Lipp man & Jager
Sho ws included Ji m mie D upree. J.
Bro wn. C. R ose, W hitey C utler.
tary; C. H allen beck. electrician, and L ucky M ott, m ail m an and T he Billboard agent.
C urt M c Clelland, w ho toured with circuses presenting P unch and Judy, quit the road to enter the printing busi ness in Ca nton, O. . . . Pri nce N elson. high wire act, opened in S u m mit B each Park, A kron, for a
Dia mond Midwa y Ply mouth. Ill. DIctson's United: Cleveland, Okla. Dobeon's United: Rochester, Ul m: N St
Paul 18-18. Douglas Greater: Eugene. Ore. Down River Am. Co.: Monroe. Mich. Dingo, Paul Am.. Albany, Ind. Drew, Je meo /1 : Stanchttttt . O. Du mont: West KutannIng. Pa.; Meadville
13-17 Dyer's Greater: ate. Genevieve. 1.4o.: Madison.
12-17.
Dee State: ful uboro. N. C.
PlOneer: Endicott. N. Y.; Bingha mton 17 17.
Playland: Mt. Cle mens. M M.
Playti me: East OreenwIch, R. I.
Poweloon Demo.: la ments., O.; Port li mning, .
14-11.
Powelson Greater: Gallon, 0; Mt. 011ead 12-11.
aty. F. Purvis: Waverly, Va.
Prell's Broadway. Jersey
J.; roi .`
Hills, N. Y.. 13-17.
Raines Am.: Heaven., Okla.: DarltbeUle 13-1t.
Red wood Umpire: ergotent Clry.
ilu m·
Leo nard Littrout, C heater R eese. and w eek, first of a series of acts signed [astern Am.: Farmington. Me.
mute 14 M.
M r. and M re. S olth. . . . Cre w of the R mgling- Bar nu m A dvertising C ar
N o. 3 included C harles G. S no whi l.
by Ben H. V oorlseis. pro motional director. . . . M e mbers of the Paradise Night Club Re vue, o w ned and op-
Eddie's Expo: Cbeawick. Pa.: 12-17.
M olt. Frank: North m eets. End, Bros.: Trenton, N. J.
Cherry N. S.
Tree Can.
Reid, Deng: WInooakt Vt. Rocco: Waldorf. Minn., 4.1: Suck Center 5-11;
Rockford 11-15: Howard Late 14.18. Rockwell: McCook. toe.
m anager; T. E. Tit .. W ilbur W ill11.
erated by M rs. Jack W ilson and M n. L Collin. on the Cetlin & W ilson
Evan, United: Lexinstan. Me; Carrollton Il. 1?.
ROcky Mountain Empire: o re . . eying,: 12-17.
biontrale,
CO Y.:
Leo H ag gerty. Ra y mond M orris. C harles Berg, H arry Service, A.
Sho ws,
included
P aul
Le wis,
A rt
Pen Am, Co.: D ursille. V... ihre Ferris. Carl D., Wellsville. N. T.
June
24
Roger.
Benson, Minn., S-7; Oreentrueb
0-10; Uln al, N. D, 12-17.
O' Donnell, H arry S mith, Ike Fichte n.
B ob
Ti nkharn, R u be W olff, H.
Sc h mitt ..., A. B ush, D u ky Bro w n,
Michael O' Brie n, John H utc hison, C. King and Joh n B osanko.
Parent. M itzi M iller, Lathe B all,
Princess Olga, W esley C harles, Tony B al d win, Till y Fre nier. M artha L ucas, Virginia L ee, Tole Bro w n, A vis
Bissinger, Esther W a fters and W in-
',idlers United: Pontiac, Fle ming. U M Cody: Manchester, Cho.
Francis, John: Phoenix. II.
Franklin, Den, No.
Brownfield, Trr
Franklin. Dose, No. 2: Marble Fella, Ter.
Prear's United: Riewatha. Ken.
Roar City: Bremond, Tea.: Linda . 1-11. Royal American: Davenport, la.. 7411. Royal Blue: Nitro. W. Va. Royal Crown: Canton, 0. Royal taldrveet: Fostoria. 0. Ban Valley: Alton, Kan., 4-7. Olen rider 1.10,
nie Porter. . . . T he Ringling circus Darden State. Wharton. N. J.: Bengor. Pa.,
Porsomo 13-14.
CoL C. E. R obbins w as chosen m anager of Bates C ounty Fair, B utler, M o.; H. L. O ber weather, vice-
celebrated the 56th anniversary of
its founding on M ay 19, en route fro m W ashington to P hiladelphia.
17-12. O rrland AM,
12-17. G. & B. Rides:
Co.: W ed
Moweaqua. Union, W. Va.;
Mar « Marietta.
Schafer, Yoaku m. Ten. Shan Bros.: Martin, Ky. Siebrand Bros.: Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mil ner 811pper. Stanford. Ky.
president; D ave M eeker, secretary, T he sho w gave its first perfor mance
and H o mer D uvalL treasurer.
. . M ay 19, 1884, at B araboo, W is. . .
Staff of the J. C. W eer A muse ment Al and G eorge W ish w ere operating
Co mpany included J. C. W eer. o wner- manager; M n. J.. C. W eer. secre-
the concessions Lexin gton, K y.
at Joyland Park, . . . B uck Kirld's
tary-treasurer, and these ride m a nagers: T ho mas A. W eer. R al ph Free-
burn. H enry M iller. Floyd Nichols,
J. T. A nderson and G eorge B ooker.
.. . T. D. N e wla nd w as press age nt
cha mpionshi p m otorcycle races w ere booked for Canadian N ational Ex.
hi bition. Toronto, and Illinois State Fair, Springfield.
and superintende nt of inside tickets
D eaths: W illia m E. Barton. for mer
with the W alter L. M ai n Circus. ..
circus m an; Jock C o mpton. pyrotech-
M ana wa P ark, D . M oi nes, w as in
its fifth season under the m a nage-
nician: A rth ur D a vis. carnival m an; H enry D e A nnitt, circus m an; Jack
m ent of F. B. Ste wart. . . R. W . D u ncan. sho w man; R ose G allagher.
G ardner, secretary of Leth bridge E x- concessionaire; W illia m S. H an na.
hibition, reported that the A bner K. m eyer, carni val m an; John L. L utz
Kline S ho ws had been boo ked for (Frank H o ward). trapeze perfor mer;
the fair. . -
C ol. Fred J. O wen, T ho m .
B.
hie Donagh.
fair man;
reporte d good business on the D eK reko B ros.' Sho ws with his Stran ge
Fred L. W arren. circ us m usician. and Attie T. W ooster. sho w man.
Bazuka Distributor Named Girl » d J ungleland sho ws. D eaths: M rs. A age C hristensen,
» cue w o ma n; T ho mas H. H e wer.
S A N DI E G O, Calif., June 3. -
Circus m an; Fer di nand L a m bert. cir- H a wke, the air cannon, wi l in the
O., 12-17. Choi City: Waukegan. Ill, florera 12-17, Gent ull. J. A.: Crawfordeville. Ind Giford's: itonntaln View. Okla.; Blenchard
Gold Bond: (North Park, Rockt md, Ill, I-11.
Gold Medal: Ports mouth, Va.
Golden Weer Staryarile-yribe, OnedIng Am. Co.. Ne. 1: Lanc uter. O. Gooding Am. Co., Na t Metre «, Pa.
o mens Am. Ca.. No. L Bellaire. O. Gooding Am. Co. Ne. 4: Staple Ileigista. O. Goodin, Amerlten Repo.: Beaver Fella Pa
flooding Greater; IttesodevIlle, W. Va.
Gooding Park Att n.: 144tb 8c nat.er . Cleveland, 0.
flooding Ride Unit: Columbus. O.
On meland
r Centralia.
Greed American: Ara n, la.; Afton I1-17. Granite Mete: South Portland, Me,
Onio n, Am.: Sligo, Pa.
Orttttt Rainbow, W rist,, Neb.; Byron 11-14;
Uri « 14.11.
proves
. Lake Charles. Le ale
GUN Coast: Lebanon,
Springfield I-11.
ifegenalele Rid e.: Wagoner, Okla.
Ha ms Att ..: Bennood. W. AN, : Weltrbure 12-17.
Heppyland: Chso4so.
Hannu m. Morrie: Harrisburg. Pa
Harry'. errat a. An Menetdale. W. Va.; Ocean. 12-17.
Smith Greater: South Bo ron. Va,
Smith. George Clyde: Curee msille, Fa.; Coal.
POrt 12-17.
Smith's Am. Co enabler'. Okla.
Smith's Punlend: PHs! O men, W. VS.
Southern Valley: Paragould, Ark.; West Me s.
phla 12-17.
Sparks. J. A.: Rich mond. KY.
ta mer, M. A.: Stott City. Kan.
Standard: Lovell, Wyo.
Star Am. Co.: Ha mburg. Ark,
State Pain Denver, Colo.: Huge 12-17.
Dec k eeeeemn. la., 9-10.
Brepriens, C. A.: Dra fts, Ky.
supe r BA Paul, Ulna; Moen 15-111.
O
James E.: Norwich, Conn.
!ru m COY. la.; Newton 11.1r.
Tatha m Brae.: liontloelte. Ili.
Thomas Joyland: Weirton, W. Va.
Tidwell. T. J.: Hardin, Most.
Tio-ToPt btettydale, N. Y.
1-1:, TOD: Cheek Wis.
Tirol/ Expo.: Dixon, Turner Been: Jolter. Ill ; (14715 & Weato,o,
un man 15-17.
30th Century: Mitchell. B. D.
Terra City: Windo m, Mo.
United Am.: Thornton, R. 1.
United States: la men W. Va.
Utah Eras.: Clet101011e, Utell, 5-1; TeregutteCti
Fle. Odo m. 12.17.
Veterana United: Orionellle, Minn.. 1.-7; Dee-
c us perfor mer; Peter Lieber man. out- future be distri buted by Bazuka Hawkey. Male: Mound- City. M a; Tarlac
mer g-10: Marshall 12-17.
door sho w man, and Sergea nt strong m a n.
.10 Years Ago
Price.
Sales Co mpany, Cal S wai m, a m e mber of the fir m said. S wai m said that
suns delivery is no w being m ade on the within three w eeks fro m ti me
12-17.
Reller's Atine: Fair Lawn, N J.; latchiewood 12-17.
Rennie& Hr .: R u mba, W M.
Henson, J. L Ca mpbell. Ito.
triti um Bro..: Hoboken. N. J., I-1?. Var Southern A m; Amarillo, Tex. Volunteer: Baxter, Te m.; Woodbury 11-17. Wade, W. 0., No. 1: Ann Arbor, W elt. Wade, W. G., Mn. 2: (Perry & Che m Bra I
Jack H oag . and Dixie Starr w ere
signed to put on the concerts with
of order. A m obile de monstration unit is being readied and will appear
Melt,, L. .17 Owensboro, K Y inawatha: Toledo, O. Hill's Greater: fleu rer. Cola.
Detrolt. Mich ;Ro man's 13.14, Wallace Bro..: Cha mpaign. DI. Wallace & Murray: Beckley. W. Va,
the B u d E. A nderson Circus.
. , in the Miss San Diego Pageant in
T ho mas C. F oley, ge neral m a nager Paci fic Beach, after w hich it will
of C onneaut La ke (Pa.) P ark, w as head East on a tour of sho wt.
Home Irate. Grand Cooperstown 14-17.
Mottle, BUS: Kenner, Ilitana Repo
Perks, N.
La. M d.
D.;
(Fai r
W. E. Att n.'. Ecru, West Coast 1rpo.: Crac k Calif..
Sacra mento 1-18. Western: Bellingha m, Wash.
Sorer.
slated to be host at the annual m eeting of the Pennsylvania A muse ment
Parks Association ... H enry J. L u nd.
Wallace Advises Edmonton
E D M O N T O N, Alta., June 3. - City
Beardelown, lit. Imperial Expo.: Madleon. Wis. Imperial Expo.: Medford, Ore. Interstate: Kent., O.
Wheeler, & Me L.: Coeburn, Va. Willia ms, Ray: Sandusky, O. Wilson Ta me .: Fulton, nl.*· Savanna 13-if, Wolf Greater: Albert Lea. Ulna., 8.10; Rob-
publicity su perintendent of M i nnesota State F air. St. Paul, w as na med m anaging director of the St. Pa ul
W inter Carnival. . . . M ra. C arl J.
Ls planning a ne w site for its B orden Par k Zoo and will call in Jo hn E.
W allace. zoological architect for the
St. L ouis Zoo, to sketch plans and
Jae Am.; Wilbert Wie., 11.18. J. & B.: air mandoah. Va.
Johnny's United: Tell City, Ind. 3.011,11 me: S mpeon, Carbondale, PA;
12-111.
flu me
eltradale
Neer Di m 12-14; Granite Felki
Wolfe AM.: Buena VISO.,
Moorefield, W.
Va., 12-17.
World of Mirth. Perth AmbOy. If. J.; Garfield
Be e ma n and M n. Fred W ilson suggest w hat W ere visiti ng in N e w Y ork.. .. R ob- shoul d have.
ani mals
E d monton
Jones. Johnny J., Expo.: Bradford, Pa
Jones United: Marilee. N. D.
Karr «, Oust
. Atchison. Kea,
12-17. World of Pleasure: La min a Mic a Tager United: AbltindOla
June 10, 1950
RIN KS AND SKATERS
-om municationa to 2160 Patterson St.. Cincinnati 22. 0
The Billboard
83
SYRACUSE SLUE SUPPLY COIOANY
Big Gate at AO W Competitions;
FO R SALE
tarie Fra me and Brick Building, 1403/0 with · big and Spacious Parking Lot. lasted In Central IllInoi· In fa« /rowing sub mhan
Challenge Trophy to Twin City
com munity with two hundred and twentytore thousand people la draw from. andante (or Walkathon, Sport. Arena. high cl ue Mont Club. Ballroo m for na me band. Thew
ter or Food Mart. On main traveled hard
road, Prire 0.38.500 00. 11.0.000.0Y down, Wid.
ELIZABETH, N. .1. winning the America
June 3. --In on Wheels
running morning thru evening for five days and comprising ompeti
no n monthly pag mente Write
IOX D-376
Write c.· blIlheard
Cincinnati 23. 0.
(AO W) challenge trophy for 'he don in all events and divisions, at
third time in the 10th annual AO W championship held May 22-26 at
tract..3 AO W's
more than 300 nine rinks.
skaters
from
Twin City Arena here, the Twin City Skating Club was awarded permanent possession of the trophy, and the
Results: Juvenile dITU1011. Idfir flEti nt. iuduf.
HIssIng, ilaCtengiCIC M unn Cole. Hackensack, Caret Clonspper. Capitol A nna, Trenton, N. J.
Willia m Schmitz-directed chain of rinks will be required to offer a new award at next year's contests.
BEodywsa.rdmarSews.arta&eorgeAlexaBndurnicao
.,
Hackensack, ITS.) Arens.
DAlaenxcainndg:ria:JoaaunrasHoboeacrk
and Edward Boar «. and George Bonocore.
This year Twin City skater., nosed
(See BIG GATE on page 98)
out the Hackensack (N. J.) Arena
FOR
OR -- BOB A
Relier M atins Sink. ·bbbbb ball, etc.
titre Is an excellent oppo«unIty for right Party, choi r, of any one of the three enoortunItlea I) Buy entire property: (I) buy onalialt Intent« and operate: 13) rent and op eeeee the budgies. Boom to perk 400 ra n on pre mises, ne w building. Located in Me odds( of 30.000 people. Write to
Jahn A. K alig u ay
R. O. al, Solt Itt
Turtle Creeh,
--RUBBER TIRES FOR WAXED FLOORS-- club by a slight margin. Previously
Twin City had won two legs on the trophy, while the clubs of Mount
Vernon (N. Y.) Arena and Paterson (N. J.) Arena had each won it once.
WANTED-WANTED
Interest in this year's championships reached a high pitch, AO W oficials reported. Good crowds at-
Skating Rink for permanent lo-
cation at Grooms Stateline Kiddie Park ou U. S. #31. Finest location In Indiana. Also Shooting
tended dayti me sessions to watch competitions in artistic skating events, while large crowds turned out at night for the speed ,ontests. Highlight of the week was Wednes-
Geller,. Major Merry-Go-Round and other.. Contact
day night when racing finals wc 2 held in several divisions, coupled with senior mixed pairs.
TO M MY SACCO
203 N. Wabash
Uhl man I, II.
General Manager Schmitz called attention to the huge growth of the chain's championships since their in-
Phone ANdoser 3-6112
ception. At the beginning there was
only a handful
in one event.
AT A
0 0.SKATE CASES Mole' Coliseum 1 ei LLLLL CA11111 Assented eolor
r NE W LO W Il " ei
M eal Over Wersd1--. geroMnanloos. ItIn ul 0
0 near« Ueda D U. SOMPle, 11.47.
101 C A L L A L U MI N U M CASI-- lb. 0
Leveled in Fire PeathersoeleIN CharmoNn.'· L If IIto 0
of skaters competing This year's contests,
'Wordy welth «din flnloh. Fe m ur OPA ·
00
billed, M ./I. N O W S.11.00 On.
Memel* 12.70.
t. & L. PRODUCTS
MONTREAL, June 3.--Still wearing their skates, scores of patrons
0di 0 f019 Slen wood St.
Chia ng 24, Ill.
DistrIbute n of Nan « Pr une«, Skating
·IndIr m Ru ud% Champ Irak.., Pro Tek
1 0
Tee Step& Rawson alook& abate n' ...N M, Fleet Itrusher, Nude Wheel
0
Criador.. N
Ir. ZLRolWh·eLate,,
wheeled their way out of the old Coliseu m here Sunday night (28) as · blaze engulfed the tinder-like wooden structure within minutes. No
A Slickers, etc.
one was reported injured.
ellallbilli nn Write fer Price I.NI Riblite. an4
Only a small section of the do me-
PORTABLE ROUER RINK FOR SALE
roofed building, devoted to office space, went undamaged. The Coliseu m
On good location ltà Texas State Park. New muin-rolored plastic covered canna. Top, late«
had
also
been
used
for
boxing
and
in ten «. Good live «to uter hard Maple floor. 40x100: 100 Pairs Rink Skate.. 10 Pairs Shoe Skates. P. A. S uter, Electric Pop Cooler, Skate
wrestling matches. Said to have been the oldest rink in Canada; the 50-
Boo m and «I Rink Soutar...et net up in Troller year-old building was valued at afig-
Office. Can be operated u per manent rink. Large number of perm,. to dra w from. Coed
ure in excess of 5200,000.
lSic'a,isinw.gwoCoso.me and me it or write. A .....
ROLL ER RIN K
Lake Corpus Christi
Mathis, T una
Thousands of people jam med the streets near the rink and hampered fire men in fighting the fire. Flames leaped 100 feet in the air at the height
B ES T B UIL T RI N KS
of the blaze. About 25 strea ms poured
We build any ahe «ctional floor or co mplete tons of wator into the fire, but it was Portable Rink. Ne w, complete 400100 ft. fla me- only after the framework collapsed
re. « tent with tri m, rude. skate.. with «eel teller poles with the new ruolutio ury adjustment Loprovernent, etc.. for 55455. 0 for In. mediate delivery. We build the but for le «. Lae. .. manufacturers of portable D u n end
that the fire died down.
Apdale Gives
ARSA
sinks « L W* PO bbbbb · SINKS CO., 409 N. lirk St., loome 4w. Tenor. 'h ue )443. W.
Opinion on Plastic
Ne. 8S Sandal
Ilustrating
New Rubber 4u1s Cast
This wheel has been developed of pure
No. 89 with No. U NS off-set
grey gu m med rubber. It will not mark or
W ash «.
Can bie mounted on arW
-crucAce"
har m any polished wax floor. Used successfully by so me for years.
SKATE
"Try 'ent and you'll buy 'em"
CHICAGO ROLLER SKATE CO.
Alf re. el Rink Lind Side walk golfer Skate. Industrial Fu me and Scre w M ocliine Produces
4427 W. LAKE ST.
CHIC AGO 24, ILL,
PR O -TE K -T OE
INSTRUCTOR
Ca uble teaching 1/.11.R.O.A. da mes, ate. De.
u nstable, e
=ced. « mere. married.
ee harroldred.
L. R. Le B L A N C J R.
Y N M. Si., Dueler,. et.
CURVECREST RINK "(OTE'
TNIII PL ASTIC SINK SURFACE
NE W YORK, June 3. --Exception Is taken by George F. Apdale, president of the United States Amateur Roller Skating Association, to the complaint made in The Billboard of May 27 by Paul J. Gilbert, of the Stockton (Calif.) Rollatorium, r.gainst the scheduling of the California championships on a plastie surface at Montebello Rol-o -Drome.
FOR MEN, W OMEN AND
Heller
It is apparent, said Apdale, that
MISSY g SOLES, Pres.
Gilbert is not fa miliar with the kind
er ne
I«.
Mutkevro, Mids. of skating surfaces on which we have
Orig inator and Sole CII·Nibutor
been skating State and national
F O R LE AS E
PORTABLE RINK
cha mpionships for the past three years. It should be noted, he said. that we conduct one of the finest world championships ever held at
· tudreneent, fer Ne u en »r unt «. It flat. the National Arena, Washington, on
E. L. KLINNE· 204 N. Colonial Na mes Cr.
plastic.
Att u «, Oa.
Apdale also stated that the associa-
S K A TI N G RI N K T E N TS
tion has never received any complaints fro m skaters on plastic sur-
Cement, Wa nt and MIldeerpreohng. Ply mouth Manila Rope. Chi.an,
JI M MY M OR RISSEY
AIL-STATE 1E111 d AWNING CO.
faces, altho many inter-club. State and national contests have been held on the surface in past years. "/ would say that approxi mately 50 per cent of
· ·. PHI St. No. 4414,7 R u ud City 4, Ma the rinks in which we skate have
COMPUTE FOR U M IM O
floors of plastic," he said, and pointed out that in deciding sites of chain-
SECTIONAL SINK FLUONS I Illd ut Mer mf uturens et RNA Storknwenl
pionshipa there is a set rule regarding dimensions of a skating surface and
NU WE RO BS .1 M RS
.35g. Vine. Teter, Tese»
Phone &IO U
that either plastic or maple is acceptable.
CHILDREN
PRO-TEK -TOE Skate Stop, made of tough while rubber, beautifully streamlined in design. is creating a sensation a mong roller skaters
everywhere. Just afew of the highly desirable features of PRO-TEK -
TOE are:
* Snot you IM MEDIATELTI
* W hite tubber leaves we dreeltél
* Prefects skete shoe to· fro m
* Helps lo ovoid rink occidental
* Give drohres greater conSdentel * lita oø roller state shoe d * Adds to skate shoe beautyl * Eliminates Seer scratched
* Hidden steel
%E
a
washer makes l i e
rg o g ivy O
PlICkTdE.K2 10..1_
mere
longer lattinel
Roller oink aural «x and whaferal· Sporting Goode A untirt throughout the riuntrt art starling up now to meet th· growino de mand for this larl. morIng. "Dill OS ,.9I, ¡Io n. Ask ye w deal « or write for addit mnal W or m: Moo Mrett.
PRO-TEK-TOE SKATE STOP CO.
819 N ORT H 10T H ST.
ST. LOUIS. M O.
8 I
The Billboard
M E R C H A N DIS E
CDPIMSERS -WAGON JOBBERS
PREMIUM BUYERS
15 PC. WATERLESS COOKWARE SET
of heavy
iCil. Merelllurn.
Each piece guaranteed by Good
Housekeeping M +gee ive ong com mended by Consu men Serv-
ice Bureau. With Cook Book
and factory guarantee. (»scrip-
1
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has picture circular with $. 9.9 5 $7.95 set price .
26 PC. SILVER SET SERVICE FOR 6.
All Claming./ Adiriertisammets must be accompanied by remittance in full.
Pure silver on IS % nickel silver base. Cheie· et 3 mada m Pet· terns
Leatherette diest with durety· lining
Weed chest covered with leather·
Otte end lined with duvet .
.
$3.50 e.
se t
ACTS, SONGS & PA RODIES
PARODIES. SPECI AL hONGS. MATERIAL
QUALITY CELA NESE PA NTIES. IS per dozen in regular Noe, X end XX $3 25. pink, blue and white: band or Mamie legs: pCeoekeBdoatoMyoIu,.. Ch.ea.-di.ce.d ...... TeLnono.kout Honer,
62 PC. SILVER SET
San. a. ·beye
SERVICE
FOR
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SET. Servio. ter 6 -high mt goal.
Hy sectioaal fullplate silver, re-
inforce ment at all points et
greatest wear. New. easy-le-grip 56.25 hollow handled knives
ii
ORIEDIAL WM. 106EIS SO PL.
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at above
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7 PC. STAINCESS STEEL PITCHES
CLEAVER AND CARVING SET.
$In9.95attrMaicct.e .ragdisplay be. with 51.25 sel
5pc. ter with 34.95 pri m tag $1.25 CL IA PI. CIMPLEIE CUTLERY AND CLEAVER SET.cerniain. of 3 pe.
for ar m eel, 1950 catalog free. Kleloree. 1,146
Stroh m Ave .Nedra Heturwood. Carrel
10
ATTENTION: -
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POPULAR NOVELTY TU NE -.:ACKIE M ACKIE Doodle Web Man..' Published Pl? DI .Itstane
Pre m. Musk M aras . .. Sternerville. N. .1.
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SA sPECIALb -REPEATING ROLL CAPS.
-,.dlnan tale, SIS per
$1no2.:perIr3.ew.ithPionorhdeeerl,e. balance
d.. 1950 pri m Ilet free: metlefertlen
teed or vour money back. Gent Novelty balee,
GLA MOUR 0111L E CLOSE-Up PHOTOS: CUR. Tiret ,. .. .Ilea: 34 sets, ed: sample set, $1
poelmeid. Ilarahall, EIS Se minary. Chien » 4.
HAeNyeDsK-EDRirCeHI«EFfrS.om SmCaAnRuFfaS.eturAeNr:D PILLO Wpri me: full assort ment nf Men,, anted and Children. Handkerchiefs: slit Gift Rime, don't forget Father, Da r Im mediate 411 5 5, rweeen, .tN. Yp.riC.ce list. Alfred Rubio, 133 Broad.
LA MPS -LA MPS GET THE NE W CAR NIVAL . ..el. 30n tall with 17:: bow 'Made, marbel.
teed blue, M ee or green: eo mplete. $4: sue pl.. $4.50 cheek or W ale, order: worth tsvlee
h Nee. Mile Lanier Co.. 490 Clinton Aye..
Newark A N. J.
RIO
RAKE Refs FIRST WF.F.K WITH ill'a NEON
Ad Clock or return it tea 1·11 refer .; ele
elusive needed
tercorimtomiery
le laled men. Ad Clerk Co
no 222
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» men St Chace et e,
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carving set, 3 pc. [dasher set. 4 PC. utility knife mt. and 6 pc.
Rox 40e2F. Bekkepnet 7. fe m. .tfICO EIREV/OREN -FULL LIN E LU PERCENT
CLeeeekr7leMo.=r elle'r
1.17)tï 'Cuiti re rn1513rleie2:4
steak knife set. ell minor polished :rainless steel and hollow ground Steak knit, beadles are el catalin
rem then any peke list you ran find Abro nease me 909 51.1 bt N. W ·Weideltsgtors D C.
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N M » , ea .'s. House . . Ite ms: Litende m
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mired at $1..95
$5.50 sal
3 PC. CARVING SER ot
oprolisIvhoreyd hWaeinrddleesst steel
win.illsrrbeeen,$5.00
di.
.:1:»11::".' itLao 3PC CUMIN. SET ot n.irr r
pgolsilsihnegdknitite.j olti.t.I.
Th.
6PC. STEAK KNIFE SE; of ha n d
finished stainless steel, hollow
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Mellen stea mer,
Jekiwtsel.ry.mroesaalic.But»tewrefilrys.WenChtineJe.weelrayn.d
real Feather Sied Pictures Trainee, Soured .
mid N melties Joseph Flel mlonare. MIS Ta mpa
ME WS FA NCY SOCKS. REPEAT SALES SIMS In IS doren loes ru mple dozen. $2 pod.
eMale.b.. Cain . Sales Co.. 2540 Monterey, Del..,
.Te m .. Fla
1934 MEXICAN RESURRECTION PLA NTS -ALL SE.
DVERTISING BARGAINS - ADVERTISE ise
lOO newempers for legal coM of it: man, other har m .. nation- 5de eevereeet rend for
lecied. very ake plant, 130 theuerincl. wring 3 thou .nd lete el Slà, thou . .. Wire order. National Prods .. Co.. Laredo, Tes.
free booklet. Tel- Eater gory .. 142111-C Invent- MONEY-MONEY - DOUBLE YOURS: SIC
nient Bldg.. Pittsburgh U. Pa.
Jell
na m deal: sell 100 fine natality Razor Blade.
ADVERTI ENC. TRA NSPARIOST PLASTIC KEY Tn . Mal . the ideal glee-away for tarerna.
restaurants, beauty ealone. gae station, in-
and Dandy Pen ·t E per deal: low ode .: isamade 0.1. 11 ro mp ed, MeEltrick Dletribseer, Mt. Vernon. Ill.
bench ground with hddeeted
*wood ha ndles. attractive»
packaged in ey e.
lag Mal.-
wrepped gift boa, handy for $2.25 aid
safe stttttt
IS PC. PURE PRINCESS ALUMINUM
SET. Fuel saving. tieve saying and
long lasting. Ideal for country
and bungalow and
.
Il PC. GLASSIARE OVEIWAIE SET.
eg 0 0 set .
Heat resisting and guars eeeee by Coed Ho mekeeping, fact ory guarantee against heat breakage $2.25 se
2 years
HE LUTE AUTOMAT ifPOP-UP TOASTER
Ole eteoke optration. ad rooted.
triage plated far lifeti me beauty
and wear. with nrie· tag or $I9.9 5
$6.75 n.
HURRICANE LAMPS1.....nuin e el ms
standards and decorated ha m
with graceful mi med frosted Wass
·bado. Clear lee and chandeliertyre nrer ms. I3 inch.. high .
·IA N IT·
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-gated with authentic Trophy
Figure mounted on eeeee frosted $2,25
GRACEFUL COLONIAL LAMP. Made
nt solid brass, highly polished and
lacquered. 21 In. high. The ribbed
glass shade comes in 3 colors.
chi mney
with polished glass $3.35 03.
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poli -hod and Ieeeee red with hand painted floral dec./ miens on the milk white glass globe and on the $2.50 ea.
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PLASTIC CHARACTER DOLLS. Exii 14
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he,' the Sprayer that every honk garden sad
di rectory, ever SOO wholesale nipple soure m, where lo hi m nevelt ., carded greeds. mall
order merle . « ea rock bollo., rk . Send
poetal Bunnes.
Mkoldlebere. Va.
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for your ga mete a. m... M end Meta Mart, 309
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To sC.ENTS W A NTED - MALE OR FE MALE
iloss whold Ner maltlee of moony different
knish, steady work. emended.o plae bonus: ·
fah end square deal for ell. detall· write C. I. Fan,
Pm 251
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AGENTS. DEALERS ·-, TERRIFIC SU M MER seller: bea m« . Ladles: Carryall Puree, hand-
%erne plan k weave material. bright Iwo-tone
beeellful le mon made of horn. Sit each: Mlni . Dire Se mbrerne. SIS gram. flunh your order. NatIonel Prod .. Ce.. Laredo. Tex.
ima m . rare. , ha. plank- change dispenser.
',meattod pushers mirror, bill and eard peek «
and 'de pus., co mna m ment wide zipper (tonnes
each per m rellonhane
$7 .0,
omen. awnrred colors ens .. ., a mple, el,
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REA,. GIRL PHOTOS -TPY MEN DOUS sell on eight, .4 different ane wholesale
price Dd. SI M. W ee ms , 2433 N. Me mber St.. Phlterrelnhia 23, Pa.
Write today: It corde nnthIng to try. Cheerful
Card Co., 1368 White Plain, N. Y.
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.ver,:rà. mend! . profits all to la proonos. bars
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Ina b ourre ar k .
wen .
N J.
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try nmeertne: tersellent market: seek Inter°eti
onli mIteel
nu minnun renunIseines
Write Pollir, Tribe .. no. 100, Mount Morel,
Ill
fri
.<1 BI LOVA W ATCHES FOR PUNCHBOARDS.
Bingo. Ilasesr, Pre miums
SieSta Con.
«tale . maned. Irving. 130
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FAST SELLING ., eenneetIon
Eckert . Co., 13.19 Bank St. Attleboro. Maas
cheracters like clewn, enters kitchen maid, etc. Each M E- oy 75 dI.
eidealif Patted In callophane 70 . Stricefer Deeders Only
Terms, £.0.13.. f.o.b. New York.
totis BENGAL
114.:7 EAST 20TH ST.
NE W YORE
get
the m
UP
· 7 "1
PIECE CORDIAL
nt'Y THOUSAN DS OF NATIONALLY ADVER-
tie . products Ereel fro m eminufacturers
and MatrIbutere: write for nth.. M eet and
Raven Ce ntre PubirshIne. 1420-F Ineeetteent
Pittsburgh 22, Pa
254
CAST IRON STA each; in lots of
NDS six or
WmoPrMe:.HT1,3.7513
Lag.. 94 ea .: Top
. oat. 300 men: Top Plates for two
,enders. 14.30 earls, Tap Plate for three
venders. E. 2 roen: all priers Lo b. Imenry:
I 3 de . .. balance e0,1. King · Co., 2702
Lake Sr.. Chleago
COMPL ETE LINE OF PLASTICS -SCALLOPED
Table Cloth..
Atm ., Drapee. Curtain. end
dher novelties: lesseet prisms: fret a mple.
si mnel Reeenzwele Are . Co.. $ Herd St.
Brooklyn 12. N. Y.
SOCIAL SECURITY W ORKERS - WE HAVE
the real pre-vesr platen elan leatherette
Cages: se mple, 25e «a m . end .. . mule miens
C. Cameleer, Bee M i, Church St St ein.
N.Y.C. I
»17
souvrivia SEA SHELL KEY - CHAINS -Fn.
prkted with cite or fires na me , sample fur.
nkked. What Note Co.. 104 S. Maryland. At.
lantie City. N. J
»17
SPECIALTY JOBBERS. W AGON JOBBERS -
We ere manufacturing balloon novelties
paper het, horns, prior is
maple ,. 3n
ke n Ite ms Eagle Speelallg CO Akron 14 n
te r
ETTA , ' MORE BRIl LtANCE, FIRE AND RF !merlon than the dia mond, dealers only, n,
SE NSATI ONAL PRIZES . . . O NE W A NTSI
NE W
SET
DOUBLE HEAD ELECTRIC SHAVERS - 5 M victual » packed In beautiful rlf MI MS
counter boson with $22.50 peke tag, $3.41 each n dozen lots fa h Chle .o. meanie. $3.20 repaid. 'rem . IS % deposit, balance end.
« Wog. Blebounett Jewel* Exchange. 330f Carter. Tt. Worth, Tex WITErRE TO BUS IT INFOR MATION - M.140 ,1
Kee, « H e r'eh grrIts! '" g r he"e,- Donald
r· no .or · chrome Mateo
·marte Sales, 123 S. Pulaski. Chirac., 24 TO »IT
(Continued on page UP
miniature ·
ele le e e··. works ilota like
,
the re m thing mileol and all! Hold.. fullque .. E s miniature
avbLe
NOTICE
mass net . heols meld onto the cides to make · lalleale arrange ment. T h ·
In lui. ef
ONLY
CLASSIFIED FOR MS FOR THE BILLBOARD'S ANNUAL SU M MER SPECIAL. TO BE DATED JUNE 24. WILL CLOSE
gorgeous set in an eye cr. , flor Mat means teal bird . .
Mee Wren Order
Sol e $5.00
Cash With Order
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14.
R O B E L S A L ES C O R P.
Cet your ad in NO W for this all-important special issue.
264 Carol St., Dept i.E Neer To ., N. Y
eey
JI,, . /0, 19:0
o
These IliPillS Sell EAST!
Mara ore ¡use s few gel oser leterleg · FAST PR O M OTI ON AL item. Coma le
or write M r our liar,
$6 o meAet.k&c...meaSn,s..a.rina litLohio ·"b"e.·e.
set 640 da. eats
·
Picnic Set el. M . 4 cups and 4
14.40 la me divide dbnn., ·I at ·s.
Co me. packed Pla n In me-
non . ca m
set 1. .. de. eel
23.00 trical. with
lepltat.2.siteSeaonraecoasonsNa,boIttlbue.e
.
tet 12.20, dl, set
Vacuu m Egan . U.S.A. neak·.
NlanonbreeeMkeeeblrenPooldeyetheya.lenaeir.Cudze. .
9.00
Real Fil m Ne. 1W. $ ·sesaurea. A E mote . value
.05
30.00 Mr. Se . Il l Ne ws re/dosed
elelaer ee fra me
da. 12.15, or,
Waste memo. metel Toe end
aolterri. *N M.
ions da.
2.20
3.00 Wourogde.Salad boob. E. man Rash.
Shore . soles.
-11.2.3...me..w/
bamoneue
elastic da
4.50
Oile Nell Pelish Re mover. 2 On. bottle. Net, unique ',nanny* da. 44. or.
Needle Beek, deg .. . Of Prep
·le mart. with needle
el11 .410.e . .. ... .,,,
, a,
7.20
8.75
TER MS: 25 % chro mil -balante C. 0. D.
ORDER FRO M NEAREST BRANCH
UNIVERS AL
741 MA GAZINE ST
NE W ORLEANS, LA.
MDSE. CO.
5400 SO SAN'S FE
LOS ANGELES. CA L:r
eeliefeeele alaead
Ir es. " .1 .11111Ln....
SELLS O N SIGHT!
CHICO, the aorreelic monkey, perfor ms on
yo u mar vie w mirror as vote chive Looks
Real - feels Real - Life Like. Mom, Maker
A Real
.1i.2per CaradozeFar, 0..403dpr pou
Onisie eci Rosh vtair
St-Jet
order mean. . balance C.
25O.%O.ekeAld.l-iotwwitforh
Postage
WHOLESALE &CE
DeOpt. 3
P 0 BOX NO. 194
BUFFALO S. N V.
ri `,,,uc;eir,,, PRIZE BOXES ASSO RTED NOvas Irks Of ALL Kota, Sc Ite ms 14.50 Gu IMe leeall· ell SO G. ilk Ite ms 7.00 Or I 50e ueross it on ar el 00 Iteale Neale Ill
'SLIM
GI VEA W AYS ALL IJSSEL( IfENIS YOYS--GIPTS -NOv·straS ETC ETC
FOR CHILDRIN, ACH.ILT5 Son» de ms rated err to 23. ve
3000 PCS.. $ 2 5. 0 0
somber... ············1 0e TOM " ellfangeg
33 % De mon. balance C. O. O.
M D S E. DI S T RI B U TI N G C O.
It a. lath St.
NE W YORK 3, N. Y.
June 10, 1950
The Billboard
M E R C H A N DIS E
85
EXPANSION
SALE
W. or. clearing our stocks Oa enak· roo m for work men. Extra savings are yours.
Meria and Ladies. Hation·Ily
FAMOUS WATCHES
*ELGIN *B MUS *GRUEN *BULOYA *WALTHAM
RHINESTONE
6, M a DILLS At Na Extra / Chime.
re w de el s n e,
.R.ei.m...teuoenreadnt maned 1.are.-
ne w
Co m plete w it h
0 '·.·
I5-1 CWE I,51 0 ,6 5
17-je wel. $1 7.65
7-JE WEL
45
71-le wel. 51 6.95 Pla.rd tapan. Sand. Slit add.
"Wide to. ' 56 -Pase
N. CMilbs
IDEAL BOARD NUMBERS!
Men's New Watches
ri m stiiirlete steel sttt
Pena
$2."
let. Cf 4 learnele, 12. M) ·admieernhand·s.I·I ·in·i·n·a·.·Chsor`oonsnod
Ceed.
PENDANT NECKLACE AND EARRING SET
AS·Orted Style , ION plate d
im-
itation diamond, cameo ·na onyx.
Terrific ttttt nu mber., p. .d .11O , ISI 1.11 retell pri m tee. Mt
s1"
Lord m d
Lear Scot
WRIST WATCHES
PillsSPR. O. P.
Ci.,.,,. ad NM owe. ILA .55.95 17-I . 9.95
Wholesale Only.
6 Watch . Mmm, tan.
Si Additional tor Wept«)
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et.rttttot·ISseE cloto.out
AteoAnAcIoAuer.expInCcelLnudOseeSdg.W01e.1imla1l
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Met
Sat.
mid whet/sale at
(2 Set. lilt. 0 th
glirée ,des.
While MNIV MN.
1 1 7 JOSEPH BROS.
' Dept. 1-3
CHICAGO 3, ILL
1 1
Our 4-pi n, Pen Set is the best ca, the morkitt and has an expensive Minh M . with elastic that i·f· eft the set beautifully, there I, am co mparison.
Our eel h the eriginol end the real McCoy.
SELLI NG LIKE WILDFIRE
Four-P ece Pen Set, consisting st Knife, Pencil,
Rail Point Pen and Fountain Pen. This sat b et
· beautiful boea and has a guarantee. with ·
gold embossed price tag and maws in ail pastel
caws. 7h· ko l e hi e · stainless steel ble M and
MereICdoiAn"g thae-cmco,,fiOcr
01 Me entke tattiness with
net. The bo n thk 10DWDMC·
mt. Our nu. I.w
$6·re Per pores
$10.00 hr teen
SAMPLE SET, $1.00
IM MEDIATE SHIP MENT 25 % Depw.h--Balence C O. D Send mob et
Norway order.
HA RRIS NOVELTY CO.
102 Arch Street
Philadelphia 7, Pa.
Phone Market 7.9246
, 0 I.-
Fine Quality IMPORTED BINOCULARS
CO MPLETE WIT H NECK STRAP.
SHOULDER STR AP AN D LI NED
HEAVY LEATHER CARRYI NG CASE.
8x30 Prison Binocular
The la mes are scientifically gr mand
and polished. Guaranteed full power
and the 90 m m % MI % lentee M U M
a full clear view. Pupillary adj ust-
inent and individually focusing pUltr-
ontee ·a tI· factor, restate. Black
leather bed) wi th polished enlnlel
tri m ming Height closed et: Inch m.
extended ert W ales-
No. X2001461
$24."
Each
So me es above with coated ten.
7x50 Prism Binocular
Node in occupied Japan and released for sale through the co m mand of the Allied Powers. The unani mous choice of the Armed Forget. Bright, clear and precios Held of claion indIrldual eye rog uei n g. adjustable for pUpilary dlatances. Black jai miined tri m on light weight alu minu m bod y
'323° Open 7 inches. clotted 0% tache.. No. X2001439 Each
Sa me as above with coated lens
No. X2001465 Each
$2630
No. X2001453
Each
$3530
Popular Styled LIGHTERS
PISTOL LIGHTER
An excellent reproduction of a pistol
on sm al gam.
Eor me n e w, e me to
auto maticaily Light.. Highly polished c hro me M er e Wi th bige tern .
handle. Overall di mension. 24 a 2i, Inches with 1% Inch dia meter base. indlvidUally oozed.
LA MP LIGHTER
A relinea Of a small table la mp. Pull.
log dial. °Perot % m ·oh anis ot Chro me finished base with colored ena mel shade. Crerall dI menelona 4
Tool.. nigh. Endl educily
b2o%oed.hen «
In
nn me
w.
No. X831832 Per Dozen
$11.51
No. X831839 Per Dozen
$1 63°
· BEST QUALITY
r
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1
CA MER A LIG HTER
V41111 CO MPASS
1
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r /. . 4` ·
L..,àîi.,... / ·
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Designed to look exactly lik· o miniature ca mera wkh co mpass on front Hoe metal body with
black crackle finish said atiliehod meol trios. Tripod and release can be removed for use as
a pocket lighter. Each is boa.
No. X831822 DOZEN
BOW FLAG
All metal -- to be tceotetdonin oplna..ce Moforoi.d durabl e longer last-
$14." ,
kt
,-P-5,, ·> N e. ,i.·.tg,.,
ELECTRIC HORSE CLOCK
Besot/fully mmod
eld10 IhIn c h
high horse. 6 inch hi e Clock
mounting wIlre Western mot if.
liOrse and clock in highlighted
pronze funh on mahogany Math
wood Mee. Manual starling electric
movement. Overall dimensions: 17
incIses wide, 1 1 /2 Mean high. 5
Inches deep.
NO. 161W788. Eich
$4.95
e1yetrV.eis:Inche"s"'."'
Pint.(4150S1SN9 . 650
Good Quality
MR. BEAK
·Schnoz ! !I
Pl a stic SA M
%Me me ism%
relIlste. Yet:ertlrt
note in neet cotor,spertarin
âranblacbke
pl ai d.. w or m
ever regular
gleans. ..-.
No. X22N3 Now! DOZEN $2.00
NE W CAR NI V AL NO VELTIES DAILY
Pe Tea Here Our No. 59 Cata-
log Issued in 7949! I Net,
Write --New Working oa 1930
Catolol. Stet. Nalur·
Y CU, losIneti In Setter
First
WRITE FOR INFOR MATI ON. We tarry an ext elene %testiers of sarssivol goads inch as Coo/i· Hots, Parasols, Whi m, Ikelloe m, etc. WATCH FOR OUR Ara/
N.
25 % deposit tequIred on ell order.
SH URE
CO t
20 0 W. A D A M S ST R E E T C HI C A G O 6, IL LI N OI S
YOU CAN HELP CO MBAT CHIME BY GIVING TO THE NATIONAL CO M MI TTEE FOR MENTAL HYGIENE
86
MERCUANDISE
The. Billboard
J a nus 10,, 1950
SPECI ALS! HORSE CLOCKS
he w . base. 12a10 1 / 2 ". Reg. ne w enly
EA.
BEAK, NOSE & GLASSES
hr. · Plash.
Irke, $ 1 3 5
· ogo t
DO!.
1)
II GROSS
PISTOL LIGHTERS
Autornatece. black inlaid hoe. ( 1
·
,,,,,
full 3'.
long req. SIB den.. .o w
195 DOT.
DOUBLE HEAD
ELCTRIC SHAVERS
Case co mplete wills $22 50
price tag
.
....
MEN'S SWISS WATCHES
Chrerne case. sweep hand, radiem hands C. dial with Silver
to w tapa mion Band .. · .
ge) .6 9
d EA.
3 PC.
Ball pe w mech. pe wit lever -fill f·al nt al n pen.
Cold plated CNN. can s.. ....
PEN SETS 36e et. gr. h .
Mid doe. lets
Fe west° Pens, le weelll Sun Glasses with side shed . Flashfiehts with W atery and bulb lee n.... Pens
L .a.
_ 224 rm. S ea.
Above erIc er ere N r 11 or mere. »area,' price Lief eeter with order.
207a deposit, balance C.O. D.
MI D WEST PRODUCTS
,-:31 West Third Strew,
D
. Ohio
DIRECT
From · Flamuladurer
"ROYAL"
1Se Xi.5 ef
The . AN I
· %chilli · Risk · Guilt FANCY CAPS
Beautiful threc-Pleee set. Hooded poi nt fountain pen. ine , rhanleal pencil and
teed ball pen. Available in M ur oi more enig ma. Attrae. lively boxed.
25 . Dee m». SM. C, O 12 · · Near York.
MODERN PEN MFG. CO
305 Broad way, No w 1fOrk 13
PL.ORIDA OPPORTUNITY B ULLETI N -LXCI T
AGENTS & DISTRIBUTO RS ME new weekly publication Hating hundred. actual Job opening.., emplor ment and burin .. opportunities, far m land.. city Iota. hearer for
sale. etc., latest weekly employ ment, trade.
real eetate reporta fro m all merlons - Senehtn ,
(Continued /rout page BO)
Slate, M al mtwerlptInn nekt tlS la mes 01519 al Flornda OFlpaportunity Bulletin, Dos 4514F, Jack.
w eenie,
Mil k NOT SEI.L ·N USILVER. N UCHRO ME.
Subrass. M eting Liquérls··· Cloth applied
Or ·Cluark Sil·ersrare .An
dJewel ryDelornishle M
FOR SALE -SCPER ItARC.AI N: ElltsT CLAss, fully es/nipped P.1,5,1,, Trailer. Glen Bates.
Ato mic 1,1.2
tip lo 900 % pr,flt.
Or l·Flabertnares Depth Cab men: - All are m n-
2F4-R12EE F01.10 -700 M ONEY
31A KING- DFA LS.
matle mal ese nenpIng ste mon,Arators. Sa mple
tit.,Ine m Plans. For mulas. Nell Order Ideas
niter free
lilanuf wlerets. 506-1305 NV St, whol mele m pstl· ounces: unts mal Ite ms.
A mor e II
10 Roland .. fle· 522. lierd. A. Doyle, t, O. 1e1 0
M 00 0EN NICKEI.S - CLEA N, PO WERFUL. LEA RN LI NOTYPINE ITYPESETTING1 -10011
saigonoasdewni;ll tbrueilmdeenrdofours plteh m er: arnesdt ad81v.e5r0t .p.o.r
hundred. paste .' Inn sa mples,.
Callaaban.
Roe 1492 _Great_TA NA Mehl
V011 GET SUR E PROFITS WITH SIBER T Merchandlee. Chattannorm 4, Tenn. Corn.
Piet« picture price Ilat free.
ANI MALS. Bums, PETS
A BIG CO MPLETE SCSI MER PRICE LIST AN D Special Bulletin lest released, elite for free
ctoopy.N o. A.mCeorimcpale,telerScneakrte anSdhenb.es-t $6D0e:naGiaWntO Dia mondback Rattlesnakes, eln. Giant Blue Bulls. SIS Im mediate ship ment. 100·7. Ilve arrival and absolule sat klertton guaranteed: for Mete « and beet nervier wire - W estern bo at Fars .. Box 6222. Oklaho ma City, Okla.
BABI ES DRA W CRO W DS - MA MA BOA AN D
10 fiable., all: Mo m. Rattler and le Deb ..
W e plenty other.. Reptile Gardens. FA ra m.
Tee
re24
BABY CHI MPANZEES. TA ME M ANG ABEYS. Green Monkeys. Baboo ., Giant Anteater.
Sunbear. Baby Blnetell Monkey. M oran Nonker. June . Rats. Boa Conetrietora. Pheasant.. Wildlife Cages, Snake nee. et 815 $23. t1.15. Chime Will, Ani mal Far m. Egypt. Ya m. MIT
Tetsoair.: nter prdee ma endel.forBong... 1V "1.1"ou" ster-..Ve r "
NE W ELECTRIC M AC HI NES BA KES CREASE-
. . doughnuts: attracts crowds, you'll Min
money Nevino hot doughnuts: weigh» sixty
pounds, m en Ineeel ment: free m elees. N RilY
Co. NOS 5 Fifteenth. ?dinner . . 7. Minn. lei
r.,Or7 -1751-TrAN START rotin O WN RUsi NEtte
b
I
I
'I · I ed plans M ow
how. foe. details. Onnorlundr Middleburg.
S.C.
le10
PERFU ME - WHOLESALE BIG PROFIT
ounce. Florida hoquet. el: we bare · large
selection of modern French odours. Flachborn.
3$0 LIneo m So .. tale . Bench. F.
» SI
Q UICK SIO N PAI NTI NG - USF. LETTER PAT
terne avoid gloppy work and wasted li me:
arr . for sent .. Job.
A.1332 Central
Ave.. Chicago SI.
$017
SALESMEN -SI DELIN E EARN 81.000 N EX T 5 months telling ealendere, advertisana
ties, buyers erereheeret nit eo m mleninnii et, minced; N o mles free. CnnUnentat Calendar. M 2-C South Dearborn, Chirago.
1212.L DELICIOUS SNO WBAL L, - TEE MEN-
Do . profits: make the m >ourself: Ire Shaver
with four flavors and In·tructions: enough for
300 enowhall. 02 plus four pound. noetage,·
free folder supplles and enufn ment. Sn owball
Co., M U.
N ekannyllie 8. Plit. Sil
8124.50 G UARA NTEED W EEKLY - A T HO ME.
Ne met h ., ru . II Itl,004ut, Intra-F mnIr m
men.. Box 70t. San Antonio. Tee.
>le no
CIII MPA NEEES -T WO TR AI NED M AL ES S
old: work tight rope. ride Poo> and
unicycle, minersaults and man, other tricks:
wear clothes and shoes: 13700 each wi thout
props. T we Chi mpanseer. fe male. cage uni-
t. .. weighing 79 m ends m eet priced. 5300
each. fo b. New Trek. TrefilliehI, Ele Fulton
Si,. Ne w York.
-
-
CLEA N STOCK. PR OMPT SHIP MENT .-ctrat.
olele Snake Shows. Deng or singl e.: Roar. SI It.; big Bottlers. $1.50 It., Diagons. $7.59. Gil .
SI M plenty othera 'reptile Garden, El Pa m.
Tex
9.24
F«ilet h/tI.F. -R ETIRI NG FR O M Non e non, net.: own two. Ne wlegged pl .. full cro wn
and healthy: · re M m elt: 'make offer Gordon To mpkins. Rt. I. Box NI. team ster. Cali jeld
FOR CALE -2 BRO W N M ALE LLA MAS. 2 YES Md. WOO each: 2 W hite Male Lla ma, with
Smell Brown Spore sae it N ara and 3 year, 3325 each. Prices are f.o.b. Catskill N Y Dement on m ute. $25. Catskill Geese Far m. Inc
FRE5111 SNAISEA -DIArd ON D RACK RATTL e snake.. untie (Ju mbo, al . at el lb.: Ilannle r
Snakes. Blue Bull., Yellow Bella and /Mee SI lb. Order ne le m il lb . wire order. W orld , Repthe Imparter. Leredo, Tea.
LI VE W11.0 ANI M AI S. BIR DS A N D REPTIL E, front ·11 over the world: one of the la mes)
and mool reliable U mmeteng rend for aur free w ho I . regularly Mee . elror I Ward Il,.: C. Sperkill. N
LI VE SN AKES - R ATTLERS. M OCCASI NS. Copperhead.. hot or Used. S. A. Bo .. Mother
end Baby Co mbo. Bull., Lim5i. Cldeken. Punt.
Coast. W aters. Adders. litng .· or Dens. any
pelee, Foreign Reptiles, Phone M e or wire
Ro m Arlen Sliver SprInge Fla.
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IWO SPITFIRE. FACTORY REBUILT WI TH 1050
Model eortverdont, en mplele with m ace booth, fence and poe m, ai m 1.7 K.7 Interne.
Donal. male 17.000 miles. with 30 font se mi
especially adapted for Spitfire: equipped with
winrh. Locale. roller and full length % mu m
belly: truck end troller enet In egress of 11.100, will sacrifice roo m .. outilt for 16,500. Wire
Carroll Hauler, 1705 W INN Si, seek:gee
Ma o,
MIS
COIN-OPERATED IMACIFIINES. SECONDHAND
A Lar e list el Second Hand Coin Machine Bargains will be found on page 100 in Itsh issue.
COSTU MES, UNIFOR MS, W ARDROBES
CLO WNS .. BURLFZE CO MICS .. MINSTR EL prone Wine A m. ..series, Free un te (As.
Io n . .. NI 'Happy. Mn otan Cl men Headquarters. 240AN Fifteenth. Philadelphia Sole
SI NCE IBIA,dollar up
Mate wants Ono* 1 el
CONTIllat BA RGAI NS . CHORUS, principals three up, no eafilkle: Guttenberg e w leth st.. New
Ne
T HEATRICAL FOOT WEA R -HIG H II:EL LA CE Boots. Shoes. ete.: Nee m elons made: write
fer particulars. Cornea. 2130 Langdon Ave.. Halt " Tee
MONKEYS. BABY RINGTA D S. C1 N NA M ONS or W hite.Fa Nd BI N .. Golden Solder Bab .,
Har m wete. II P O each. 4 for 8100 lInveler Monkey. 150: Ja Nartinall Kitten, W S Bony Ocelot., S U: Baby South A merican Dee , Bleeding Heart Dove. 330 pair: all kind, Birds. trite. Mia mi Rare BI M Far m. Boa 100. Kendall.
/5,1
ilEPTILE LIST FREE.: 101111% CATA LOG. 10e -
European Learde. $7.511 A men . Chenuelenne 112 hundred: Chains. $2 30: Skink Literds. II dozen: Newts. 111 hundred. Cricket Frogs 75e
dozen.
QuIvIre So wielties. Topeka le. Ea. . _ Jell
IRil K AN D 1116/1 5C11001. 1 01t1tEe. 2 ANPI
6 years old: been on enure many ti mer. knee,
!ay do wn count. wnrk arlOnnette. make awe,
roll b
nanke hand, m ower yet alsd no.
nid many others: write. Roll Young .* Schaal fnr Horses. AI M.. N. C.
W A NTEO -C HEETAIL TIGER, PUSI A, 1.1 014or Leopard Cub; yous $0 ari peaMble. liabbretta
Porter. Hererher,
W HY TAR P A CH A NCE OR DERI NG t2.51r..
«here«, W ere been serving A maw . , snalte
vhownren for over 40 years and know the bus.
Ite m, we have Mock on hand to care for hoar
fuller. la me er small. with the m me prto mpt
fi, le t
te f
I f, k K I. I
011a, Ten
FOR MULAS & PLANS
THERE IS A M ATHE MATICAL REASON W H Y
nu mber· 011 D e board are sr, ron wcutise or.
der and not so on the m ulletir el m.: those In
the know do guile well, send self addressed.
olantned envelope. no aeon .. Box 532. Bill-
board, 156.1 Broad way, N S.C.
.1e10
FOR SALE ECO IHAN D GOODS
ABOUT ALI. SIS EES POPPERS AV AILABLE ro mplele Candy Corn elechinea and
Conners, ersa reneslete ml, 50 all rumens. Onns Ill53. Kelsey Kurn. 120 e. Halsted. Chl ereo. Ill
iv =
FOR Q UIC K SALE - I CH AT EAGER 1949
Floss-King. I MO: one 10512 Tent and blend,
erunole m u.dh Mile Flaps, $ERE One Pon Corn
W enner. 0.6, like new. 5115. Con Met
DIM. Co, 4810 N. /Cilbou
St Chi g 30 II
FOR SALE -SECOND-
Phone CAnal '6-110115
BUSINESS
HAND SHO W PROPERTY
r w. SLUM
GIVE A W AY ITE MS FOR A DULTS
·1410 CHIL DREN
1001
1,000
ASSORTE D
PRIS FOR
TO YS--01E TS
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$6.15
N O VEL
TIIII
0gl
NOVELTIES
Darr galloons
Al
DEEP
CUT
PRICES
Gm $ .61
Serpentine Balloons, 42 loth
Or. 2.40
Cat Head Sallo...., le In d, . · dr. 4.113
1$ Lash W hip -Tipp -44 Inch
Gr. 13.25
10 swa m . Canes- A Nteaster Ne w mian Loll -U. S. A.
Gr. 7.110 Of. 2.90
S . M . Hat, Pelt Lo me
G . 33.00
10 W estern He ms.
·renee M M
Meter -
0· DA In., O n. BI OS; IV) In., Dee $A M 0 Send for Ne w 1971 Pre. C ondor. Sells. faction Ouarenteed er Money Refunded.
23 % oared, With Order, lealence C.O.D.
OPPORTUNITIES
A nVERTISE IN 40 W EEKLY NE WSPAPERS-53.30 124 arord o, Texas or elsewhere. ie R.
Pannebaker AdvertisIng. Son Marc .. Ten- / NO
10 ANALYZE HA ND WRITING FOR PROFI T:I N pule you lo burine .. Including all Su m
plies. Charts. Mans. Instructional (Free Inf .
mationl. Lrepho Meers. POE 071. Philadelphia.
$
NIO
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CO NSI DERI NG STARTI NG A CO M MU NI TY paper. Send SI far tolla matlIning plan of
0
procedure. Fred La m ., Dept. 0. 33 W. hells SR. N ew York IL N. V.
00 EAR N EX TR A M ON. Y -r.5,LL STOC K ALP HA-
bets, nu merals and custo m made Decals, up
011 to 500o eorarnisdon: free sales kIL Radiant
i Decal Co.. Og W est W ash...too. Chicago 2. RI..
5rDent. te e
Jell
ATTENTION. 10A DSHO WNIEN , RU N LOAN Free Fil ms: edurelinnal, travel, doeu men m z
teuretteeel Fil m Center. 133-B M FAtertheln E. Ne w Jee r/.
B ARG AINS G ALORE -TTIEATER A N D SOU ND ProJertore. R. 14 end 35 m m,' Arne Rectifiers.
Ch .. Drap e, Se men+. s o i. Cine ma Surely Corp, Dept L. £02 W 32d Si.. New York IS.
le24 np
CO MPLETE ENU11 ,11·NT FOR NM SEAT
Moyle Theater; excellent condition: re melt
on reeve« NI.. L. hoopla, Co.. Ole S. W abash
Ave.. Chicago.
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COTTON C ANDY TRAILER -LI TTLE BEA UTY. built to la . fire by eight, insulated, well de-
Rane e low counter,, bullt-in cabinets. Nashville machine, rheostat, voltage booster: used flee m onths, M S 219 W. Eleventh, Houston. TeX
(Co ntin ued on page 88)
00 OPTICAN BROTHERS
Id10 0f, o 700 W. Ninth sins.
V an ms City, Ma
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FREE CATALOG
BI G PR O MS' hell patches, Magee: . Je welry seurelaltles. Lowest market w ee. to m u. All merchandise guar. anteed. Write foe Free Cotslot - No ob Ilea lion .
IS N O W A VAIL AILIF
ATTE NTIO N CO NCEL , ^NsiREI
AN D N OVELTY W ORKERS P,. 'me moi mi meo no ......
m· lat ./ and moo co mpl···
tine of Novelty and Prer wo m
NOrchanchse. inceod me SI some,:
Electr,tal nepluentes
alorn mern were. C lochs La mo.
Doll. and Funtlr·d·
al....
«mauler u mns sultatur to. Salon la, m mon, ..,ers
A
M ARVEL W HOLESALE W ATC H CO. Deer. G e tAl Pole St e St. Let . I, Me,
$3.50 doz., $39 plr gr._
19I-(
KEN'S INIT. DOUILE
HEAD CANTO
ati-tr ,.,,.,,.,,:,,-_-, dp Hold Flask Sides
$3.75 dos.. $42_gr .
Ma-M M. -M e; M ielnanda er e;
I W arn
Send 2S e. with order
balance C. O. D.
STERLING IE WELERS
44 Earl Lane Stre w Colu mba. 15 01110
la decorate h0rs To en. as ad , ·
110
10
,r)
Hand.paonled In fell color'
ro
Lfth. -- Fleelt"
¿' P laca Rano.'
1 MINIATURE
"GAG"
BOTTLES
Chesnlwd Collector ·lb..,
'Botto ms Up!' Both Paned. Attrarlion!" 'Revile Drink
let It One!'" A.
man, others.
Sees en Sighl' Also Cdt Bea ', .wanenIn ·
N ow Rete,Itos et & each
leies the ideal way Ion your
.. .pen inedd ·goi murk
ro their ber or ni mpuenrom.
Reelitrir miniature border,
tonsatein· non-eltrahol n
rorhenticEavon-but thrill
went to leave the boolet
otart. H and.pe bored full
color " M e" - not foe Aunt
'hid e Send for 150 w it at.
roue I
head. C OL OR
CATAL O G UE mailed FREE
on request.
% mature Speitelllea Co.
Calu met 810g. Mia mi. Fla.
TARA-JEWELED CHRONOGRAPH
$3.70 Eads
Cross Lott
Ville beautiful citrons , le n Band. The
Rand sells ah. W atch.
Lots ol .5 -53.00 Each With
ion band
Lots of 12 7ell Ed ., With
éon Sand,
Less than 12 -14.9$ Ea. With Eapansion nano
u nnestone Dial a. Geld Plated, PIC Higher Ne w COrl egnAltie . Cal
le weled. lots of 12 and up, 14. 05 Each w . M mension Sand. I year euerantre. Pods mfrsn ewe ., chro me ea.. No less lo you en bed watch*t. W e reeler-a all steppers free. All orders filled day reeal me. State If air melt Sa mple W atches add m ale
10.. Deposit, Balance C. 0. D.
It & B JE WELRY SALES
4W Travis St,
Nolosten 2,
Phene--Day: CH 7427 -alleht: W E N ee
K EY CH AINS
Sensational!! Brand Ne w!! It's H O D N M on Ei de n
·110 M ONEY M AKE . Real photootrantis of twee life', gorgeous m odele .horkIn· pe ws N . M .cnl· IneenlEY MIt Ideal for Identification or advertise ment on ' merge nil!.. Key chain Illustrated ilettlà1 sire. S A M P L E 001 .91.00. ELSE GROSE.
gro w or over. M ee per m oss 25 , <leg man on Ill,. Orders 1008R WILLI A MS MPS. CO.. It Wa nrnineter St, PrOv.den , R. t
W HOLESALE
ONLY
c mto N.Fresh - C ell o W m . .. All nave . ·N N Peck Ge nus; · . Ro m, Ni repel one wren
A MERIC A N C HE WI N G
PR ODU CTS C ORP.
A m and oat Pie.,., Ave.
Newerk 4, N
June 10, 1950
DON'T BE 111 SUE!
The Bilboard
SIERCHANDISE
87
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HORSE CLOCK
Gold dSiher Iwo-Tone Hole 17" LONG, 12" TALL
Lacquered GoId-Pletea Mono with 1,n/we snarl. ten, Hoofs ono bridle Mein.. Will not tarnish.
ONYX-TYPE Bill IN YOUR DIOICE OF TIGHT OR DARK
(«OR
Dependable Unned Ia11.5ten.
in Electric Creek, manure..
Scrod
Westinghou n
license. Geld-Mateo trim ming »to wn o we
dill wit, rnatchinir silver Western trim
[Cowboy HM, boots, Gun, La nd, ete.l.
·
#215-6 $6.60
Sa mples,
$7.50 Imes
If not fro resale. add Faaaaa I loa n Ter. IS ,. Deposit, ·menee C. O. D. Telephone: 01( «en 3-473.
CUTTLER &COMPANY, INC.
028 Broadway. . Ner. York 10, N.
PARKS, CARNIVALS, CIRCUSES and SEASHORE RESORTS
SPECIAL
Gold Plated eucldng berme He .«.
Per Cr.
$12.00
lu mln& For Dogs. Pas Dos. $2.00 Itchy Dogs, Per Cr.
12.00 · 21.00
r14 Mottled Cat Falleens--red boo Per Gr.
6.00
r1 Molte n Print ealloons--red box Per Cr.
4.50
HopeIona Canidy Tess-UPS. Pre, Gr.. ·· 9 .00
.9 Stan Cr Snipe. Balloons, Per Gr
6.50
Mickey Mouse Balloon.. Per Cr.
4.00
Dart Balloens -best make. 5 Gross
3.00
Rabbles' Feet with Key Genie. Per 100.5 4.00
Twinkle, that light up -Mteet m me. Hen. Pfl Don,
3.75
Mr Force Sun Gras. « with L.atber Case
w-Eript fle e Doe. $6.50. Gress
72.00
Me w. Weller. with Cord Holder Imbeseeel with Pictures. Pm O n
4.00
P.P.. Parasols. Per Cr. $9.00, $11.00 b 14.00
Make Tulips. Per O n.
2.00
Feare.., Doll..
POr Gr. $9.00 le 41.00
The nine sentellen Plank Tri-leor ners.
telling like wildfire. Per Cc
10.00
HARRIS NOVELTY CO.
102 Arch St.
Phone: Nerket 7-9845
Philed·lphi. 7. Pa
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NEW CARNIVAL AND 'NOVELTY CATALOG READY
STATE BUSINESS W HEN REQUESTING COPY
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Plush To n. sparkling Plaster, first. second and third .elt Bingo Pris m Slu m. new Pip
imports and a thousand other Ite ms. All at it.. Iowa.. mie n.
M A 10 -Pocket Condo. Cr.
5 .90
MA 1 -Plastic Cigarette HeIdars.
Gr.
1.85
MA 17 -Joy. Ch un. Knives. Gr.
1.00
MA 13 -Finger Traps. Gr.
1.00
MA 14 -Fur Monks 5 in. Cr.
4.50
A'A 15 -Irno. Hawaiian Lels. Cr. ... 1.75
t'A 16 -i n. Flying Birds. Cr. M· 17. -lnp. Paper Ps. ..oh. Gr
·6.00 0.50
MA101 -Dase nik. Doe
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2.00
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UAI02 - Wood Bottles. I..
M A103 -Aluminvie Battle.. le.
NIA104 -Darl Balloons. Gre.
LIA105 -
fed Dent Cree
W A106 -0alry Cerk Gans. la
M A107 -Corlo. Par 1000
MA100 -Hoors·La Rings. Doc
IMAI09 -Cane Rings 100 Tee
14A110 -Clorher PM Rings. 100 fee -
25% DEPOSIT WITH C.O.D. ORDERS. POSTAGE EXTRA.
$ .49 1.10
4.50
12350 .70
4.50 4.53
W E OPER ATE O N CE NTRAL DAYLI GHT SAVI N G TI ME
tEVIN BROTHERS Established 1886 TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA
NOVELTIES and SPECIALTIES
PARKS-CIRCUS-CARNIVAL STREETMEN
nounelne Fur Do n
12.23 Doer 124.0. Gr. Pelt Cowboy Hats
$3.00 Doc; AM » Or.
/snort. 'm e Does
2.11 Derr 1·11.1 Or. Felt Fi nns... Hats
140 On.; H M Os.
Paver Pare nte
Sm. lea n Or.,
and. $10-40 Cr., Lee.
Silk Par mols
14.01) foss
Sep Fur Monk.,.
.00 Doer
Amer. Fur M oo..ee vellell C O Des.. L" Feather Dell wIttat ·
33.00 Cr. MA N or.
40. Or. 14.00 Or.
Felt !esker Calm w/Pern Pens
414 1«.1 41.01 0r.
Chines. Cie % N ot. Ir ,C M Dec, 21511 0, *le mu m-Corer N othing,* A n Deed 71110 Or.
Ken be Wi ned to tr Il mo.1
Beads
1.73 D n.. U M Or. o wn, Birds wriGicks
4 9.411 0r.
Feather Beck. fer Delta
AA Des, 9.00 Or. Len no n, loweeer Can n
SAS Or.
SW' newel In ns
$1.15 IFOr C, 18.14 M Hawaiian Lele
2.13 Or.
11" Reed Sticks
.40S0LUM6. Co rnac loti.,.
IL S Per Ca M Air m
Mottle Combo
le .1:1 Or. Lead Non.
11le 0.
Finger Trope Sirel Wardle . Paper Fan.
.9. Or. Clea n». Helder 2.11 Cr. We ntles 113 or. Amon, Plastic Char ms
i n Or. .90 Cr ,
1.e. Or.
Hickory Pi ns He m Blowers
3.14 Or. Corn Ceb PI NS .14 0r. Lea. Ste m Ro ws
335 Or. 1.7! Or.
A 25 % Depe dt Re po red Will All Orde n
THE S. AND P. NOVELTY CO.
4W211ASINIXIITMHATSiO'il NI,. oW. C.
OUR NE» CATALOG NO. Sil
N O W RA NG M AILED O UT - WRITt POI TOUR COPY
surt YOU M USE
LI NE OF BUSI NESS OR CATAL OG WILL N OT II N AILED OUT.
MIDWEST MERCHANDISE CO ICIO B R O A D WAY · KA N S A - i LIT T. N1 0
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IN MN
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for summer business
Billeerd
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Not many da n 1411 until to. advertising a...line for The Billboard's big SU M MER SPECIAL.
Thai me nw the time of the yeer when buyers of merchandise are on the lookout for Ite ms that will go well in their ma nger brain...
1
Don't miss out on th. BIC Issue that these e. a "guide - for merchandise ordering.
buy ..
will use
1
Sand your rorarrotlen and copy N O WI
1 THE BILLBOARD
1 2160 PATTERSON ST.
CINCINNATI 2, OHIO
1
as
MERCHANDISE
The Billboard
lane 10. 1950
NE W LO W PRICES O N
ALL PE N SETS
, i >·
WE WILL NOT BE UNDER-
SO$4.LsoD
Per Doz.
$ 4 8 . Per Or.
4
self-filler
1 I
The ·riginal 1 piece Pen set Met
I
hes · fount·in pen with · wilfellier,
· rnernen ,cal pe e el that reeels ·ne
·apels. and a Sell Peint Pan consist.
.r.,
in· of ato mic and Pastel colo n Met
so me in · b·autitut u s end · eold ene
:.r7,1°..-. ;V.': ertrI,.e: bossed 17.20 or, . On. =el also ·= era . .
. Val e
th e w·
for merly
eold
at ILAN
per«prOirores·-.·
.. .le 71e. We .. ...nlee all . . Tills Is a reel buy and the best buy il, the renni n.
qP· F C1 4/.
1.Pieca Pen SO. ell gold finish
$5.50 Per Doy. $63.00 Per Gross
Se mple 11.00.
FOR SALE--SECOND. RAND SHO W PROPERTY
(Continued from page 86)
CHRTOTUL STAR. LONG-EAKINS POPPERS. Peanut Rooster., Geared Kettles.
Cere mel, Candy Rollie. Gesollne. BattleCe r Leulerneist Northalde Co.. Indian la. lo .
1323
FOR SALE -30 BY IS SQUARE END TINT. 011enry make. W . proof, Ilk, new. no
TITS/*AltaZie,b,.:elPnae.' Sek.r Ser a, Sarta.
Ga
FOR SALE -3 GENERAL MOTORS S CYLIN-
der. 1200 speed, 73 KVA. 3 wire. 10.230 yolk SO eyele. each with exhaust afloncon. Meet switchboard. motet5 and rentrel for spectramend I/ desired; also au Dnietle »rely cut. Of!, on oil and water. all like ne w: also base
one each co mplete pack* . unIte. foeh n.. ·n-
tine saner.. .re. elects . Mart in retie . 7-1 /2
XV!., 12. 1/2 EVA. Et KVA, 3 wire, 10-220 volt.
00 eyelsi; werie 3 M are. 4 wire. all A-1 condi-
tion: al . one each Ca . .111 . end General Me
inn. Die ...
KVA. 3 Mee, 10.320 volt,
60 cycle, rendition A.I .replet. reedy to .1n:
ISnuspmemcteironElIencvtirtiecd,RiPnreIttnsederteo .Ceio..k `Swuitm*tert.H wLireC..
GIRL IN FISH BO WL, LENS AND DIRECri m. 520. 4031 Cre ment Ave., anent Park.
Calif GIRL IN FISH BO WL ILLUSION FLEWS. U M
with free Erection to make; eupply 1=11 ne w E nvere Crane. US: Ice Show with portable ice rank for guar .t .up to 83.000 week. wo men. Oat .. 44.500, Ho mo Co.. PI M ph it,, Butler. N. J
MISCELLANEOUS
BELLY TANKS. SP .. STEEL, SIX OR TIN
!cot elan, free picture. Buck's Auto Wrecking.
1823 ^T," Tifercrd. CalIf.
1.17
CARNIVAL PLASTER ITEMS , DE HAYS
the m! Per as · sink l ld moldIng rube ..
13.95 per guar. 17.10 a e .on pod . .. Plaster
craft Supply Co.. 3061 St. a le A ... Cleve
land le 0.
iel0
SIDE WALL - W ATERPROOF AND MILDE W
proofed. co mplete with ·rony mets and rope;
Green or Khaki. approxi mate 8 oz.. 6.100
554.34; 7.100'. 103.04: 83100 .. 871.32; 91100',
SKI: 10 000% 181.44· made il, any length at
eh .. rate par running toot: 23r, deposit; satte
fa ni on guaranteed Michigan calcIte. 417 W.
Jefferson. Detroit M. allfh. Phonic CAdillac
SUL
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MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS, ACCESSORIES
ANTIQUE ZITHER IN CARRYING CASE.
over 100 sra, Old; co mplete instruellen. die
enure. muair In German, Eng. .;
32 eiThiesi
make offer. Mrs. Anna L. Howard. 83 N. etti
Ave. Beech Greve, Ind.
GIBSON GUITAR. PERFECT CONDITION, IN leather . . re .. 133 Mrs. Anne L. Reward,
83 N. Oh Ave.. Beech Grove. Ind.
PERSONAI.S
HAVE A CHICAGO MAIL ADDRESS -BUSI
nu n or pormonalt Infor mation ha m &shells
House. 3111 N. Se minars, Chicago.
lets
These Pen 104. also c·rry in. sa me .autHe ·u .....ea and Sold embossed price te0 .000
SPECI AL Filler . gall Point P . mml toy Chan, with
colored stones.
$2.00 Per Doz. $22.50 Per Gross
FLASHLIGHT HEY (HAIN
O U ocno $2.25 PER D OZ.
S P E CI A L C. aaaaa D. Lighter and Sall Point P.O co m nnatie m beautiful geld finish that s . . . .. it the ...lei price .. .SO .. .ten or 131E4 per press. All .1. Iopt .t seaaaaaa. Sells On slid .
la mp. 70t.
We supply meta for 3 and 4 Me . M n seta 4 pieOt pen set .. .seine of Knife, ED. Point Pen, Fountain Pon . 1 Pencil in a beautiful bee.
S6.00 Per Der. $70.00 Per 6r.
Set lis p- W a y P e n
Inc Wilt meth . iea I Maned, gel I Pol . P .. Lighter, Pl . . % IS Seleelllino Fcunt» in Pen in Isa aWilful bee. Geld ',mi ..
Par D es., $4.00 - Per Gre w 110.00
W. snip sa me der when we race, . ·rders. We ship ell over the world.
HARRIS NOVELTY CO.
102 LOCH ST.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
IMIONI: MA 7.1848
NE W OUTDOOR RIGGING FOR SALE, MADE Alrards: IF». 80 fo e high ladder effect
.1 th rings. mu . . Or lad. berswivel. «11de brake. stake. W Ung account nine .. Write Dainty Ann Re .. c· Ada m. . sneer Agenry, 120 Boylston 6.1, Heston, Ma w
SHOOTING GALLERY - ISSHELL LOADING Tub « 75e dose . 54 100: deposit on c.o.d.'.
H. B. Sherbahn. Wayne. M n.
SUPER -WIZARD 11.0145 MACHIN E INC. Keisert, Ice Shaver; 3 Ithipename: everything
like new; cm = get ell for 8260. ROY Ice men. Midway of Mi rth Show., Winchester. Ill.
w ALEArtuiv sno w POE SALE: CHEAP: TOP
and panel front. Write Co vered
323
Spill man. Rolla. Ms
33)131. SOU ND rtotonts FOR OUTRIG HT
salest lowe.t price. glee rental ursine: lint-
info. Oakley Fil ms, 242 itentner. Nolostiville. O.
100 BUILDS II PASSENGER KIDDIE CHAIR. sla m. coinpIet· ph .. $S; Major Chair . ..
0/0; other.; free plan Celai.,. 1.111, 2311-2 North Un Derelte. Peoria. Ill.
INSTRUCTIONS ROOKS & CARTOONS
BY GEORGE -Pr:PPE JOKES, WISE CRACKS,
DI, Sand Novel ..., Anernotas. Palter, Dialogs.
Ci.arge, Bulletin, SI. McHenry.
POR MEN: 210 CARTOONS. 230 PAGES, 10 fen.pecked booklets. ai Postpaid. Steele,
Ikre 4763. San Fran . . 3.
GAG-ATIONAL NE W COMEDY MOONLIT
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atten,dM.C.rfoelr
Work^ No. (number 2,, for mers: replete with tmenino.
1.roductionz. ad Kb. Insults. gong title. II.
-wen. to Komedy." Bea 1238. HellywoOK.
Calif.
E·I·
S WING PIANO BY MAIL - . SELF-TEACHING
le m ma,
50 publication. needs.] and
popular: ora.r boprhythnsology nee pop plane
eolo,
near work. Write for list. Phil Breton
Publication. P. 0 Bee 1402. Cmushe R. Nab
$236 W EEK REPORTED--ILLUSTBA TED BOOK
505 Odd 6mwereful
fn.; work
ho me; m mect eornething odd. P .D. I. Ocean.
side. Calif.
JI MDeneSnkiblelr-gI.L GET IN TOUCH WI TH AL
PHOTO SUPPI IL% DEVELOPING-PRINTING
COMIC FOREGROUND, AND BACKGROUNDS:
Photo Mounts. Che mical. Pa. .. RM . and
Co mic Cards for n ull phut = Miller Suppli es.
1833 Franklin. St. Loa. I. Me.
Er n
COMPLETE STOCK DIRECT POSITIVE SUP
pH .: Direr. and Nest U n man Paper. Lone
Mar Photo Supply Co. 1403 Elm 3k Dall,··
Tea
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DIME PHOTO OUTT1TS CHEAP - ALL SIZES.
drop lo and .· the m; tat = tin. . . meets
real be nzins. P D. Q. Ca me , Co,. 161 N
Cleveland Ave., [hi nge. 11.
ill
DIRECT POSITIVE PHOTOGRAPHERS - WE
rag man 13.'"Pa Paypt.:, Celtere"wile'ais".. ir ruesten.
e rItg'reunda, comic Foreground. Cameras for
indoors. co mplete Photo Booths. etc.: free
Inform .. . end prices. vr· are old and reliable
Once 1903 P. D Q. Ca mera Co.. 1/6/ N. Cleve.
land Ave.. Chica... II.
Ici
DIRECT POS HIVZ OPERATORS - WE HA VE
the new Fael mont Dire « % MU . Paper.
Chenileal., Backgrounds, Comic Foregrounds,
Felder. Clam and Metal Fra mes: = he for new
cMaleM. Henley Photo Supply Co.. 1414 lIeGoe
Ken = City. Mo.
3924
PHOTO COPY ENLARGEMENTS FROM ANY
Photo , 5.7. OW: lain.
coloring Us «tr..
Acorn. Boo 1835. Washington. D. C
le10
PHOTO FRAME. CLOSEOUTS - PERFECT
deeds 0. below manufacturer, omit only
while they Isol, Gold Plated Metal Pra m...
Velour 611de Easel Berke for 007 photo, N M
dozen: for 3s5. Ettlai doyen: attractive Gl ue
Frets = fer Sz7. 12.33 dozen, 118 hundred: for
3.1. 81.60 dotan: 13 hundred: Leethoret . Faael
Photo P. m . for Jan Senn , 1 10: hundred.
It Wooden Frame, 5.7. slide Ra wl Bark. . .
dozen. International Sales Co.. 414 t. Bahl.
POE more EL. Elaltirnore. Md
SEND
FREE LUT ISSUE, SOUND FEA.
bare. end Mort. we al e. buy. *ell and Weds
Bel mont FU ms 76 F orest War. Clifton. N. J
GET ON THE ROT TUI WITH
BUSY FANNY
Tul. luscious 4 lib Shows oodles of move-
ment end Is Me lait.
est walling LIVING
PICTURE. 5 z 7 gold fra me. 51.20 per do.
NE W POPE PIUS It.. Dlt pict ure, also
M A D O N N A WI T H
HANDS IN THIRD
DI MENSION, b et h UAW per doz.
Here .= other trip on the gm . train wt . ·
ems one, "SLEEPING
BEAUTY." A breath.
raking beauty sound aMeep -all aria de . Is
breath* - and that,
enem a. The manures, Surer Mates that this
picture
be ready for dietributton by
June 15,-not =tore. Send your order in
new for pro mpt Nilpotent. 87E0 per doz. TWO DOZEN ORDERS ARE POSTPAID
V:ITIL FURTHER NOTICE Doren cede n
are plus 25.. poets ., Re mittance lis full see .
C O D. charges of SOr. Mlninnins ehip ment
T WO SA MPLES FOR TWO DOLLARS là years this eddre m. JOBBERS, plea . write
for large quantity prices.
E A S T E R N S A L E S C O.
P.O. Box tees
Akron t, OM.
· OO
MAGICAL APPARATUS
THE NE W EASTMA N IMPROVED ivrt
Teto Poetise Paoer no. available 1, ell
= es. Marks & Fuller. I... 70 &do St Roches.
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Headquarters Arlene MIA
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A NE W SUB INI NIATI. RE RADIOPHONE FOR
inentallsta. mIndreaders. h. . .p, glitch:
each unit lees than pound. easily concealed;
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NE W CA MERA MECHANISMS -1 M .. ltia3ls: Alu minu m C ueing Rubber Roller. trouble
pre .. SIS each Studlo, 4140 W. Fort SL. 0.4,011 0. Stich. PUNCH AND JUDY FIGURES. THEATER
ProbeaMonal, new. Pro .. C. .. Dial ..
thr «-color 14 .1 neery ed . .. . peeler.
10.20 hundred. special car = for July Fourth
celebration. 'ante price. In 17026 she. 110
hundred: aIse bu mper cards Tribune Pre..
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YOU CAN ENTERTAIN WIT H TRICK CHALK Stun . and Rag Pl ebe»; catalog 10e. Bald .
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Now Ready! 1950 CATALOG
OVER 200 PA GES OF "LI VE MERCHA NDISE"
Thu new Catalog is the bl uest ever issued. I contains
Mo . .d, of new, up-te-the minute ite ms includIna
Glitware. Appl.
Clocks. La m m. Alurninurnwere
Glass ware. Blankets. Smokers, Slu m. Canes. Imported
Novelties. Sporting Coeds. etc.
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ROSE QUARTZ ·
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FIRE ORALS · STARSAPPHIRE ·
g ISOZ ASV/
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--- All Adlesteble
M ANY OTHERS ·
Cross, 579.80
·
INC AND GOLD FINISH ·
Mini mu m order. 1 Dos. 2Sop deposit. balance C.O.D.
WHITE M U( RING BOXES $12.20 GROSS
UNIVERSAL RING CO.
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141 W BRITAI N
A MILLION SALES with
CIRCLINE
Plverescsre fixtures ISo greatest li ghting Data . )l,
made.
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LO WEST PRICES Wren Fro m Manian durer
W rite fer Eatalegv.
BELNORO PRODUCTS CORP
DI UGHLS1 · SUNLItarlilillot · LitliugUIDet FLUORESCE NT FIXTURES
14$ M. 716 SI.. DMIE. 6 Pi. LOmbérd 3.1789
WOLF TAILS Price Per Hundred
WITS ...18 to 24' Long $50 LUNE ..16 lo 20" Long $40
MEDIUM 14 to 17" Long.... $30
Arctic Fur Co.
1900 Third Avenue. Scuttle. W ash.
BING O Heavy Cards. Specials, (ages. Blowers, transparent Markers. R rif e for buffefi n AMUSEMENT INDUSTRIES, Box 2, Dayton I.O.
June 10, 1950
The BilgerC;rei
MERCHAN DISE
89
MiOVELTY MEN -CIRCUS AND PA R K SPECIALS GET TOP MONEY - WITH MI CO NOVELTIES
seer,·1 Dart ·illoons
5 43 Or. Inte nt . Miwellen U N
5 1.73 Or
exie a nt. Color Be'loon* 7- A nt. Ceder Reunel Balloons
ut 1 1.00 Or. A merican Leis
1.00 Cr. Comic leyInts Felt
UL U il. M O Or.
5H
1.11 le
sale A nt Color ealloons
..... 1.73 or W erth all Is mobells
1.13 Os
· in A.1.0. ·-olor Round bell e , ... 1.71 Or. kro ner Canes
1 In Mottled Ani mal Print Ilalleorte 4.10 Or Creek Handle Ca ne ..,
1.00 ON
Il In Mottled let ·elleorts
400 Cr W estern Horno.
$1.10 N 11.10 Ot.
24 In Balloon 5 00 Stein
.10 Or Electric Oeld.Plated Ga m C h ao . OJO Ila.
33 In .4·ary 13·1Ioon Revd Sticks
1.00 Or La me Plush I a n
30.00 De.
pprin· Inside W hIallIn· Birds
0.00 Or. Cla mour 0.0 Dolls
36.00 Dl.
Co wboy Lash W hips
11.00 0,. Seaton Nankai. Ca·· Lots
L·rmastee Red W hite 5 Slue Reh m
Silk Parasol,
.
1.4 00, W OO &
A merican rut Toss I, Tall N enka n
Imported Fur Nardneve
OLIO 7.10
11.00
Or. De, Or.
.14·0. SG * 010.01 A 11.00 Or. Fe aner Celluloid 0·111
Slu m -Pocket Co mbs W edd.n· Illnes cieren· Helder. Sle w Outs ·Ineer Tra n
240 St. 1.00 Or.
.70 Or I.,, Or. 1.30 0r 1.00 Or.
W,OO, $1.60. 1 . .1 7.111. $25.00 A 41.00 or Swiss W arbler..
E N O,
!anther Back Dro ne.
0.130 Cr. ileu m Dells
.1.30 Gr.
Jocks -Circus monkeys
C N D/. 44-LIgne Co mic OUttene
1.00 N
13 % Depeset -Itelence C
D.
312 THIRD AVEN UE
MILTON IL M YER CO.
DOPERS SNIPPED SA MS JAY
PITT5111111.11. 22, PA.
IM MEDIATE DELIVERY ON THIS HOT ITE M!
PIST OL ,
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FASTEST SELLI NG LIGHTER
EVER OFFERED!
No
Virtvally sells an e el! IN, fleshy.
cl..y.w.. %Md. pistol give, insfont Mine $
when you pull Me M o nd fully tune-
emetic. Smell enough re ft the pocket
-yet In n enough for realis m. Lus-
trous, moulded Mack plosric honcho,
w!
00
DOZ
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3.' Io n. Nos re movable table ste m! S A M PLE $ 2. 0 0.,- J RPI.ST OSLI ZE S i 2. 0 0 0 1
tol e en this pre114 mokerr new,
1.10/1115 (S NAF U. $1.30
/ PEARL HANDLE
24" bort.
5
· PISTOL LIGHTER
p DEPOSIT Dm
nn T e e
25% W IT H O R DE R U M. 11· 11. 1.1.Df Dt 0IT
grip.
SA MPLE $2.50
wm" FREE " OR
19 CAT AL O G
GE M Sales Co. 5D3e3trWoooidtward26, MicAvh.
NOTICE, ENGRAVERS AND DEMONSTRATORS
3 Styles, Nickel Silver Idents. 5 Styles, Nickel Silver Signet Rings
$2.85 dor. up 1.85 dir. up
No w Line Hand Painted Je welry for Engraving M ar Line Pearl Je welry for Engraving
Send for ne w Page, for Catalog you have or If you /NY* nor m will send one.
DEXECO, INC.
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P R O VI D EN C E 3. R. L
Sensational New Lew Prices' BEAUTIFUL NE W STYLES!
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Hat Sensation of the Year!
PERFECT FOR BOTH MEN AND W OMEN
IDEAL FOR DRIVING - BOATING - ALL SPORTS
COLORS: » No. Rod. Royal DI N. Mai m T . C ue d
q t.
$5.40 d .
IS k b ol d do e se me w
· C O OL M ES H SI DES 'rho last w ord in condor. ,
· RU G GE D T WI LL C O NST R U CTI O N
· ALL T APE D SE A MS e HE A V Y LE A T HERE TTE S WE A TB A N D
A long, practIcal vlsor -the underside lined enth green lu il 10 additlonal elle-Prelechl m.
PACKI NG, 1 de an m arled iila el O NE COLOR to Mr . ..en. NO SPLIT CARTO NS. Specify colon warded.
SA MPLE -25 FesI nid
Tenet: 25 % deposit with order, bal. C 0.0., T O O Ne w York
PARKSMITH CORPORATION 2N5e0w FoYourrkth 3,AveN.nueY.
Genuine Soo, Alevernenit Preeltion 06-bollt ···
G U AR A NTI ND LIKE NI WI te e m or Men't. I. Lets of 3or Nor*
17. ewe! .
0.15
157. deposit on all C. O.D. « den
Geld Plated E meritio, land,10c eddlt ronal Rkinedene Diet Tk
V/ItIlE FOR Now Value.Packad Catalog -ORDER /00·Y.
CLOSEOUTS!! . JOBBERS!
DISTRIBUTORS! Cash In no w en these sensational I n Ir k ».
4161,.etrael Fur and Plu m Toys De m o Fran. tfle Menfelaeturer.
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.« Nil e aim. amid colors. $30.03 d o.. SA MPLU ieJ ···1
,4101. .1,0; ient pizair. near Cla m fl above). 100.00 $2
· 00 Rayon Plush Bear, Cotton etuffed. em. es.71 brolder ri n a l, 1.eit ton ne. amo. Crolare. .3g F an
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LM. A. SINGER CO. OUR NE W M O PRICE LIST IS .11 S1 Our SLU M · BINGO MERCHANDISE · PRE MIU MS · BALLOONS CARNIVAL SUPPLIES · NOVELTIES · W ATCHES
ogn. 201 HENRY STR UT.
IS, DALLAS, TEXAS
TWO BIG WIN NERS!
WORKERS' TOOL TIE SLIDES
Nishly oeli eed lB 0. ·old pl ied. tw ofer«, 'Mien loot . and pol e in 0 0 00e· dIES MY boxes. 52.50 price NO N A 0.0 nufirrent Imple ments - 011e on 511 01
0·0111
fF7v1 O nes Lo h
25 % de nott - meney er ne, Ewan « C.O.D. Allow
for pest «. On Prepeld Ore..., Writ. Sr NO of
hot mer mIt.
IMPERIAL MDSE. CO.
0it1s . ..NO3,WNA.YY.
-,900
The Ne w
WONDER
MYSTIC TIE
HOLDER
TA Id. sold Waled. Six assorted stelae 1,3 ,1 . 0 4 oozed rilthil 50 'inc.* tee.
DOI «
$I N
Croix LOTI
$30 e
READY NOW
NE W, LO W PRICED SENSATIO NAL
LINE OF FAST SELLING
ANIMATED CLOCKS
W rit e fo r o u r w eer rot a/ ag a r
lAY-KAYE PRODUCTS
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CO.
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gn
MERCHA NDISE
The Billboard
J:i "i" 10. 11'70
The ne west sensation of the year
7fLe 72CLV
SELLING LIKE WILD FIRE
HOLLYWOOD GLAMOUR GIRL PENCIL
Our pencils have hew and thre· poses. Aliened He ti,. dozen.
Big Flash.
Per Do.
$51."
Per Cr.
6./."
.·._·····
It propels. re. pele aosl hoe a Man .'s. 1,,,r, c.d.. 0.r.s.n.
to do Is or...
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of the
pencil. en d
lite narrel
1.1thotsw o:
ma t beast. liii gin in the world. It is really a knack, out. Ageorted beau. Well girl.
Seo ul. $1.00.
TM. Is ene of the outstanding nu mbers of all thne.
Drea m Girl Hollywood Floating Pon-
it with beautiful MO.
DOZEN
S4.00
GROSS
S43.00
23 oa Deposit. Money Ordc. or Cash Balance C. O. D
HARRIS NOVELTY CO.
102 Arch Street
PhIledelphLa 1. 1.0.
Tel.: MA 7.0548
W e Have Everything For:
· Jewelers · Engravers · Demonstrators
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Chi m e 2, II
ALL PHONES Cfehel AI MS
RELIGIOUS PICTURES
Sell on debt 10 belt subierte meh as '
Lord's Supper. etc. Fire 9311. chem., Ir
with 1imnelaw. Inste? ST Si
postpaid. edith with m3ler. Or si
.
for C. O. D.. plua am use. If r",t
return il, in does end money v. r
funded Otscr mu mrs. write far
RELIGIOUS EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION
Dept.
311 Church Sheet
NeshvIlle 3. T
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SALES MEN W ANTED
SCENERY AND BANNERS
ADVERTISING ZOOK MATCHES -BIG SPOT eaah profits: ea m valuable prlres, too:
world .. largest direct selling hook metre man. ufarturer offer. profitable year 'round aellbur opportunity; make money elth Metcheorp 20, 30, 40 and 240.11.131 book matches: liberal co m m., earn valuable merehandlte prises too: eve ry bsudnese a pre mier', no eon. needed to earl: men, wo men; full. pail time: low print. for legn eu·lity. rep mtv: direct far m , serylee: giant 230.paae and other catelnes furnished plus full selling Informetion. Match Corp. of CAhminearitcaa. 32.3433 W. 411th Mere. Dept. DOI.
HAVE MERCHA NTS EVEIY WHERE WORKING
Cor you: you do the m a favor and in return
eom mlsalene pour In to you every week. one
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In repeat to ms...Ions: every retail atoro wants
what you have to offer: we take care of all de-
tails: one call completes your wont: hurry reply
for full Information. Empire, 2222 Diver .,
Dept. BB'S. Chicago 47. Ill.
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SALESMEN -SELL CALENDARS AND
Ilene nov elle.: buyers every here, loss
price. bin com mittee . ...need, ho mier..
eannsl m free Con medalad Modern Pre m. 322
S. Wood, Chicago Ii, II.
3.17
NIEMAN CARNIVAL-CIRCUS BANNERS. IKE
best. Bol Me cheapest. no disappointment..
Nieman Studios. 1238 S. Belated SL. Chicago.
CA 64541.
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SHO W MANNERS. CHURCH PAINTING',
mural.. sketches, tavern painting, diora mas
The Enkeholl Art Co, Omaha I, Neb.
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TATTOOING SUPPLIES
A-I TATTOOING MA CHINES. DESIGNS. COL.
on, Needles, S WIM: genuine German Pelican
Ink: free catalog Owen Jensen. 120 W. I13d
St., Loe Angelo. 3.
1.15
EVERYTHING VOU NEliU FUR IATTL/OINO-
EleetrIc Tattoo Machine.. Dealer., Colors:
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RATE -12c a Word
Minimum $2
Renntlance In tall must acco mpany all ant for publication in M c colu mn. No charge account,
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lift/SICIANS-GIRL VOCALIST POR CORMIER
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able, mber clean-eut Write Bon C.I16
board. Chwinnetl. O
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ittsICIANS -COMMERCIAL BA ND. SLEEPER bue salary. M e mel and Canada: cut or no
Pollee. DRA MATIC TEA M -0/TIER USEFUL PEOPLE
write: Mo m debut apecialltes preferred. Pearl
Buddy Sale. Boa 13. Cal m., E. D ICl/
Barton, Neal comedy Co.. Bainbridge, O.
WANTED FOR ROY ACUFF, DURBAN CAVE
DRU MIEER -YOUNC. NEAT, W HO SINGS ballads, to join or musized tomb* et once;
wire for detains Combo. Egni Vo rchles Lafayette. L..
Arnueernent Park: Enrol- Uintag met, and
show, Sundays only. Conlon 011e Ha milton
NM Madison SI., Clarksville. Tenn. Notice
Want HI M Wye or other irensetIonal set July
Ind. 3rd and 4th.
Jell
GIRLS W ANTED POE HA WAILAN AND REGUlar girl Mow: long «be er'e around countryt
can me Singers. Strippere, Hula. Oriental, ete.: mule be avalleible trtuneellately: Mod Photo. Nate all ten do nade... Mike Weintraub or
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Mike McInnes care Billboard. 1541 Broad. .. W ANTE D-EXPERIENCED CHAIIIPLANE OP.
New York CRY.
a orator: 18·31 who can run elid e ore Perris
HELP W ANTED - MIDGETS AN D DWARFS for New York rereduction: send photos: ex.
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Vibeel. else Mee cae drive Geller.: all tore
Jump.: VIrstnia territory, all ma ma: top eAl.
ary W. T. Yount, Werra/don, Va.
1010
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3.24 W ANTED - TRU MPET MAN FOR POLKA
·,LEAD TRE MPET MAN. DOUBLING VIOLIN. I for co m me rcial band: must be sober. able to
band, prefer liCidw mt man. Berg. Albert Lea. Minn.
Coulee( L. A
.play Mows: Weellons only: cut nr no none.: W AISTED - TUNE WIIITEIL COLLABORATE
flail particular.. photo. Al Overend. Skyline
on exceptionally good novelty Iflit,; emit!
Club. Milia n. Mont
·professlon·I only. MN, 221 W. 41 SE, NYC it.
LEAD TENOR SAXOPHONE -I.
MAR.
Sell
alstIon SttyripengtonDae,m,muststronteg/a mlteiaodve·Trguonodesetf.·riStniell.t
previous !mods. age. If
per menent ed.
W ANTED -XYLOPHONE PLAYER FOR Si. tablIshed act ante be able to read: rate all
in fini lett.e. Z. H.. Zoom /10, 1540 Broad-
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NOTICE
CLOU CLASSIFIED FOR MS FOR THE BILLBOARD'S ANNUAL
SU M MER SPECIAL, TO BE DATED IUNE 24, WILL WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14.
Genuine Swiss 2 Rotheer glib,
CHRONOGRAPH
Guarani·ad Ha w
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I Guerra, bu·ions Ib oar. and
Pop see , woo., 5·01 Pol·
· whet/ th·orn· case. N oll.,
sl ue. 1 tare dial SNo Ne
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BULOVA ELGIN BENRUS GRUEN
gin
ri.in . avce
S8.50
ISemenuvsoi
WALTHAM
Precrs,en Oeb ,Irs
· Newest
styles
.7 levee. 512.341
·hin mions dial, 61.00
Marl.
10K P.O.', case men «mo m u stem back
Dorn. rues ., F.ne pre .
leather
Oweranletd. Plain or rhinestone
dial.
Brand New - Genuine Swiss
CALENDAR WATCH
Polly auto mat', d·tle, thane. In w.ndow Chrome tee cot with .11·IS second ra mu m dial arm hands. Omni Wm learn... strap
$4.50
ZS , Deposit on C. O. D. Orders, Whole mle Only. No le·tmle
Sena tor me "la me of fan sell ., den,.
,World Wide Watch Co.e 14II Canal SI, New Tens IS. N.
NEW LOW plu m
living Pictures
tonal - flattest
Novelty - S eta ·n
eight - Na Trtelre--
No Marie - ···Jee
Everytahet·
LINO
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zeal se/Pt
- Winking -so wn,
saLemde,.
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saes -nabs, Dee .04 -Doe · Elet
$5.75 DOZ. See. « Ores. seetene. 61.00
_ SIX SATI ON AL
LINE
11110 -Elentree 0.01 0..1
.1001 - Mns Lee. $7.20 DOZ. III 00 Ore n garnele Il AO
Packed I Doe. Per Ctn. Actual Slle, Sy/ in Ileautiful Cryetel Pri me.
Cash W W1 Order or 13 % Den Required
TIAKE Sal. C 0 0 - Dept N MIPM1S1o1·o·n·g101,G1a4r.dePna st.
Get your ad in NO W for this al-important special issue.
PHOTO KNIFE
Two Wades W etly PM. * ad Cochon ne w. Un brisehable Si mile la m e. with Beaulieu, Art Phu.
IT'S NE W! IT'S A HO WL!
Plastic Popping Eyeballs in 4 beaut -
ful colors can be rotated to Maley COTT .
position. Clear Vision. Unbreakable.
Mounted co heavy spectacle trame.
re.
Funniest novelty in years.
·IT'S HOT! HURRY!
53.60 PER DZ. -mounted on attractive cards 13 dz. minimum ordevi.
10 Dot. e or Mors-4 3·Jv Per Doz.
BO RDE SPENCER (O.
223-22S W M edItan St
[Meets, 6, II.
Sle te ihey
$40 PER CROSS (shipping weight 8 lbs. Der grossi. Sample 50e.
25 % with order -Balance C.O.D.
DOMESTIC ARTS & CRAFTS
51 Hamilton Are.. Brooklyn 31, N. Y.
Pli RING DEMONSTRATORS, FAIR AND CAIRNIVAL
Imported Miniature 'COLT' Autontatle Pistol Lighter
Can be mad as a Table or TTTTTT Lighter. Actual si rc at L ela, 1
Cornet co mplete wItb
tela bale.
individually boxed, chro miu m plated.
Limited Quantities.
Pelee $7.20 per desers -prestpaid Florida.
Sa mple $1.00.
15 % Deposlt -Ialance Z. O. D.
Order Im mediately.
W OR KERS. SEND FOR NE W CATALOGUE
A. KI M MEL, IMPO RTE R
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0 4 engage ment W·ddiny
VI 63 Do. 1.63 Dos.
We na nti Excl ... Styles in Expe rclve Looking, Flashy IK Gold Plate and Silv a, Plate WIN'S ·nd LA01·11' gOLI. TAIRI - BRIDAL SITS - CA MIOS SIGNETS - BIRT HSTONES - COCKTAIL ·INGS - They are Itivt wiser yell need for Depart ment and Deus Store Dona. Ring Sales.
Also 101 New. flath, Jewelry Ilstes Fos Fairs, Carrilvale and Reborn..
Stale Tour Buelnes.
HARRY KAREN PING CO.
303 3th Ave, N. Y. la, N. V.
Red end kV h it · Stone Co mbination . S3.00 Des,
1130 Alton Road Miami leach 39. Flood.
a
Phone 5-3167
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L'7.7; ;roilleraolutre:: " all4i1e"s, :eSpr.e*ceial.ties, CardeTd Seed. Dry Goods,
Coe melles, Stationery, Jewelry, Notion., Perfonee, ¡OOP, Mc.
Send 10e tar TTTTTT illustrated catalog and
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TIM M JOBBERS
fil m 10, 1950
rim Bilboard
M E RCI1 iNIJISE
91
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CARNIVAL - NOVELTY
SPECIALS
BUY DIRECT FR O M AN OLD
1.1.1 ABIS NOUSII
AT LIBERTY-ADVERTISEMENTS
Sc a Word, Minimum $1
BR AN D N E W N O V E L TI E S!
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
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DOLL m e Sailor. Type L oy Baby Doll Wi th p oked eap ht. bander-lilted pl otie faro. Body Is made of fiait quality pereale clo th, Each In.
sc orned in cellophene. Exceptionally good value Amorted rol ors. Haight sr
Each DOZ.
80 e
$ 9 ."
NOVELTIES
Dee Iro n
Special Dart MeNeese F
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e4" Fur M olte n Par Mon
5 .·4 .74
446 0
Beet Imported P. M It'd, .10
Tr feather Dells
.79
IS M 8.40
1.541 17.40
17 . Paper Pares°. IS" Paper Parasols
.75 I. .
8.40 11.00
10v Denientic Rubber beach
belle
4.00 .3.00
Ilea. WhIle. Blue Seen O M
bell
1.10
13.00
The beet Loh Whip Plat Crown Western Nets
1,10 3.63
12.00 41.00
American Made Leis
1.1$
IS % deposit required en MI orders. balance C.O.D. All ship ments P.O.E.
Ch's ...
Visit Our Manley Ranh. Where are have thousand. of It.,,. le Che m Wor n
PRI5 - WrIte for our 44.Peger 1190
Catalog.
M. K. B R O D Y
116 S. NALITID ST.. CHICAGO 7, ILI All Phones: AiCro ne 64310
SERVI NG THE CAR NIVAL AAAAA
OVER 34 YgARS
Re mittance in full m ust acco mpany all ads for publication in this colu mn. No charge accounts.
BANDS
AND ORCHESTRAS
RIN K ORGANIST - TOP rtraer M AN:
R SR
experienet 3 Yearn One M r.":
ob., reliable. prefer year round lab, stead,v;
aollable after J oe 11 .. Bud Butterfield. 137
Potter St.. Chester. Pa.
.
.10
AVAILABLE FOR THE SU M MER -COM MER. rial nine.plece or Oestra and attractive vocal.
1st, organised three years; complete up to date library: foxtrot. rhumb ., waltzes; record. and Oct . . on request. Studio A, 4 East Ohlo so., Chicago, Ill.
SMALL SOCIETY ORCH. -JOBBIPIG 151,911LE radio. Cincinneti: onion; dance b
picnic" Ken White. P.O. Box Si. Sta. E Clnein oll
SMALL DANCE COMBO, UNION - PIANO, H O ¡slit .. Vil a, boa, m, Sees. Inclu eti,. .r
7n Ured»latae r Bel. Aye, Lakewood. 0. acknowledged.
All replies
· BROTHER CO MBO -GIRL VOCALIST OP. Howl. for atelier sum mer ·ogagereent, poe-
«WI NE « for progrealise future. 140 Cal « ltd.. Menthes ., N. H.
CIRCUS AND CARNIVAL
(Intel Cal VERT - RECOGNIZED as res.
outstandl o end leading hieh wire performer
of Amer . Great Calvert 13. hider«, Ave
Rochester N V
410
I AM A HILLBILLIE FIDDLER LOOKING roe
two years work with circus, side show. Ray
Lynch. R. D. 2. Coatesville. Pa
.17
SPANISH GUITAR. BABE, VIOL, ACCORDION. Mandolin. S ole. Plano,W o o. Volta; sober,
reliable. experienced. or otilet large re fl, tolre; modern. o/d-Onte, W ota n: elate beat offer. M all on, Box 157. NelepOrt, One.
STEEL GUITARIST -EXPERIENCED W EST. era. prefe n radio work. ire si m mer.; sni .
or » We. Ed ward Hinton, M O Arlene. FIJOS. Mich. Will answer all offer.
STRING BASS MAN FORMERLY WITH RED whNoichplea.ysangdoodGusrhyAtrhnhmeingunitaelr,m foWrilmeerlVyocawliitsth
W one Grebe co mb o only. Jack H o wl,
Box 774, Fairmont. Minn.
Je24
TENOR SAX MAN -SE MI.NAME EXPERIENCE. one, reliable, t year. old, prefer Illersren
Hloicgahtliaonn.d SuAtve.,willBertrtavoenl.. Ill.IL. J.or Kcaollper,Rog16e0r7s Park 1.0234.
mir, TRU MPET - EXPERIENCED: COM MERCIAL.
orJaAn.nenfatk.e. CMoaostws.disLtartiicn,L eS. Ba nlon.ott6.o11n GMuelfn
Idle., Are. Mia mi M ach. Ela,
1·10
TRUNIPET -RF.AD AND FAKE. SE MI-PRO narne experience; sober. een o natory mus4
clan; hare own trensportetion: cut, no notice. Contact Musician. 249 E. Front St.. Legan. O.
TR U MP ET M A N - THOROUGHLY EXTERS enc.]; nine years' werrilme me bands. combed; IS years old Johnny Lindenberg ., 7421 N. Demon. Chicago. Rogers Park 1.0/14.
MISCELLNNEOUS
PARKS AN D FAI RS
AV AILABLE -QUARTET OF SINGIND WAIT.
era for en .rtalni o and orrice. 2134 406
140 th. Brook
.110
HALF AND HALF OR GIRL SHO W DESIRES
to hear from reg . e tonegere. Jaen Nadla.
1911 S 1 St. Plilladelphlà, P..
2017
AT LIDEPY -VOL NG LADY. SINGLE TRAP. ese. ladder, platform. rolling globe. R. R
Cr y. III b oot. . Are,. Evan nille. Ind. .1
BALLOON ASCENSIONS PARACHUTE JU MP
Me: modern ouip ment for lab , parka, eele
bratIone alwa n reliable Claude L Shafer.
EMI S Dean . » Indianapolis 21 Ind
fe 10
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6000 Bil1 -
460 Ferm
Wholesale KM
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sales men ·n e
labbers. r · u
Will End this
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earth T·ste d
Money Maker.
I-ales, ¿ere..
$hows
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liens enellt11 %
ow many Iterne
Sin . 1122 our m · n · y beck
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source of con
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buy er s 21e
brings you lus
158 wholes.. catalog of Tested
Sellers Yeu may robe credit ter the 154 en ord·r in that way the Beek Will net
god you any money. Gel you, copy now
of
supply le depleted.
SPORS CO., 6.50 Le mont, L. Canter, le mn.
MINIATURES
of nationally famous beverages
reoa E. SPIES, TliE HOLY MAN AND GREAT Magic Healer at leisure. WI W ell Ave..
Rocheiter. N. Y.
BIaGct:I PbEoeOuPhLfEul ACstaRgOeBAdisTIplCay.ANDFeBrALIllAoNtCrIeNeGd literature. Lthrobecis Meters Altr oliona. 1013 Oliver St.. Fort Wayne, Ind.
MUSI CI ANS
BOOK' CHARLES LA CROIX. FLASHY PLAT form h o me act for all typ o of outdoor
·onta FOY all perticulan. addrino Charles La Croix. 1904 South Anthony. Fort Wayne 4.
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AT LIBERTY AFTER JUNE 2-GENERAL bueiness. moan,t speela mes. general utility:
eni·11 parts and prop. preferred. Ray Coles. o Walter Rogers. Et. 4, Mcmornonle,
DASHINGTONB ANI MAL. ACT -DOGS AND Cate, for fairs. park. July Fourth
tiona: g o on .e5 to M.eese. 14E1 Eracikl St.. Philadelphia. Pe.
AVAILABLE IM MEDIATELY - TENOR SAX,
doubling bass clarinet; experienced on all
chairs: tre opose ano a mine; have ear; lets.
lion only, eta sr no notice Site. Elder. Room
707. Henry Grady Hotel. Atlanta. Oa.
seis
AVAILABLE -LEA D OR SECOND TENOR FOR
vocal quartet. play Saltar and darte d. 2139
40t E. 149 . Bronx.
Je10
AV AILABLE EARLY 7UNE -TENOR M EAD,. clarinet. flute. piccolo. Mow, combo, band.
rhu mba, lealtirnate; tra mp oitIon. no hassle: age M. Irvin Gil man, Botany Lone. OberI M,jela
00R.ACE ELO WN O FEATURI NG HIEDDIE, Ki m of SUN- Walkers. for all « odor . 4148
MePhe non. Bt. Louis. Mo. 141011 ',HAVEN() M RS. ACT, FEATURING
tope » routine and gy mnastic rote Ti me open Box 0.114 Co The Billboard Clocinneto 23 0
SENSATIONAL HICH FIRE DIVE -23 WEARS ,..o.fiutr.n aeadve creerltat a gillaiel.ect u,gyd 434
Lamphier l ace. relfarren O.
lelo
BASS MAN -FINE STRING AMPLIFIED BASS. read or fake; age 30. nest appea nnee. cut or
no Lou,.; will consider any good offer, write or wire. Lan, flair. Boa tà. N. La o. Lansing. 11.1.
BASS MAN -DOUELL ON SWEET VIOLIN:
read, (eke a min o: experienced. reliable.
eober. genial; union, DIE Sallt Feinstein. 3334
No/folk St. Newark. N. J.
jot,
ILASI MOND ORGANIKT -AVAII-AHLE ON TWO
w oke' notke; male. 30 a earanot. experi-
enced. Addle . Organist. I·49
C.c ..
nall 23 0,
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MUSIC COPYIST -UNLM4. KNO WLEDGE OR. eltertretion, tran mertatIon, wanta connection
., m ole fir m, band IS Y vlebilty,· (004 work
Henry Strehanaky. 834 Hyena A Brooklyn. N. Y. Ch 7.4243.
PIANIST - YOUNG MALE ENTERTAINER.
.. .table soon; vocals. novelties. ear. Pianist.
BOX 41. Foulke Station. Rich mond. Ind.
MIT
VAU DEVILLE AR I'ISTS
CALVERTS SOCIET , PUPPETs iSTnINGLESSI
want Ku m mer bookl o , eet-up and ant Do.
In any . ... anywhere. Calvert. N1-50 Carole,
Ave. El mhurst, N. Y. W h ole 7- M74.
.10
CHANGE SPECIALTIES AND MAGIC FOR T WO
eel.. material for fell night', M ori con
alder partner salth outfit Ji mmie end Me n Burke. 3308 East Broadway. North Little Rock.
Ark
.10
CO MEDY VENTRILOQUISM IN FE MALE IN. or·onat mn or straight twoligure routineo
and duets: wardrobe. Eddie Burke. Aurea Vine Hotel. Rives-aide. Calif.
FEMALE IMPERSONATOR -OPEN FOB NIONS club bookbm; Osier arks; send photos.
ala r,. 1 5 net; O M la wardrobe: transport*
lion one way W ale. Devil 411 S Wets ,.
Chicago. Ill. W A 1.4444.
1.24
BILL S SPECIALTY MEG CO., 433 N. Zed ST.. MILWAUKEE 3
COLOR CHANGING
M A N O N E D C MI E r
TVRIFIE SELLING TRICK!
In.? ps,s 'his Large silk hanky tb, our', tour hands. PRESTO!
. the col , changes. No Mill
required
like rol
IWho's . r price. $ 20 ea, SA MPLE $7.00 Rs on .. IIorder. we co, Po ne ,
robber,! WrIto for quantity prices. O. IterallINS A CO., 131 4 W.42,N.V. IL N.Y.
PIANO -AVAILABLIC IM MEDIATELY; GOOD ear, small band. combo pretttt d; yer otile:
union. Coda . Flaky C o o, NM E. E O M M.. Tallad oa. Ala. Phone M M.
HIG H COMEDY VENTRILOQUY IN STRAIG HT or (enokle Imper onation: double.futo n ros
DI NG unp meedented novelty. Eddie Berke A we. Plata Hotel. ',ve nt ., Calif.
SOUND CAR AND ONE MAN 4-ACT VAIIDE.
ville tow; available for celebratto m In Mid-
western States. Walter Bank.. It South Rob.
O men. Springfleld, Mo.
lolo
TROICtKricRkOPDEoR mWISpreHfEeSr ErModPeL...OY vMiEnNoT. WfaIiTn.H Mehl clubs. with flashy Western wardrobe, have own transportation. Retie Wa·hingten. Gen. Del., Foliar Bluff. Mo.
PIANO-ARRANGER - PREFER CO MBO; T WO weeks' notice; modern, Individual Styli. Dee
CC-135. Billboard. Cincinnati. O.
BIG PROFITS
Own o ur min,
nee. ster ol . a·y
ehents, name plate.
yodel eieeuria)
Semple wi th n ·in ·
ana
Or
Bart Rife.
· PIJNCHSOARDE
Der. Ore .
Pc. Fen Sets, Boxed. T oe Cellophane Sailed
$3.00 3.54 42. 0
YOU, Ner o on Caps senh aGr O nler 4.44 14.04
IOUs Chronographs Steel or Leather nand
Included, 13.23 in Des. Lot. Sa mple 14.00.
Double N od Electric Shavers. ·Ift wrapped.
$22.10 to, free poach, $2.33 In Din. Leto
Sa mple 13
23es 0.0 014. Megan . C. O. O.. or 2% Cilmeent
far Full Re mittance. All merceanene F. 0. 5.
New toril. Ciele·CO SALES, 14 West 41arel St.,
New Tanis, N. Y. LO 44317.
N O TI C E CLASSIFIED FOR MS FOR THE BILLBOARD'S ANNUAL SU M MER SPECIAL, TO BE DATED JUNE 24, WILL CLOSE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14.
Get your ad in NO W for this all-important special issue.
M AHOOT FLUTE
$341 on.
$42 " Ore n
Blo w 011 flute and snake cornes out of basket dancing in ti me to the real snake-char mer music. Stop blo wing and snake goes back into basket. Ind o di ly
GORY "YANK-A-TOOTH"
SISEDer.
$1 0 O man
Looks like real thing just pulled. Pleni
of action. Individually bo nd.
23 % appear With One., name..
C. O.D.. 1. 0.11. N. Y. M osey Order sr
Certified Cheat.
HAPPY TOY NOVELTY.,, Y.
FR E E
M ONEY- MAKING OUTFITS WITH ACTUAL SA MPLES
.3 Ir
old.
YOU ea. .re doer Isser.
la lull er tttt ti o. (nut.
on o so ame h torehert
r..e.ofr( maaIdns ertenrs.oleM o,olt. wendrod Konen eOlio On.
hi, add oilh am tin einv .. Ind rain free tayleinaitile
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JoIN otennatil
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all tent eitenita ten id»
b.1n·e111 Mloatu···Pieiorwayeain .11s1tandee. Nolen at
linreile.rinn fabrics ea/ m oon inse·r omahte
eaten Indlone Is per now et lent ID HU D
ism. Write
KA N D LA C ORP.. Babylon 97. N. Y.
- imported SvÉss Step R A ND W WI
CHRONOGRAPH
TERRIFIC
with 7 thrth bon .*
Time Step Watch
Measures SPEED her···
are. 13111 A NC
'wen
Ser' Watch W ee se
thne o ne. aorplanes.
races efhlent
events
e Telernerei e Chro me
Males C oe · Precision
Made e ronerneter e LinbreeleOle C nO uaI
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La ne Sete.. Men. li·itan and N on, n· et Dion in Darnt
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Watch Only
Le. et ISO Lete of
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with é sun *obi... 8 Sin.
Oahe Plated. Ms eat . Illasete lane Il ID Dos
One mends. 754 ttttt .
C. O. D orders fro m nen-rated concern..
10 % Sell
SAIODn W·reAaTrCeH,undLeLr-16474mershweasy eNm.s tYi.naIS.·a.N. V.
S L U M! 25 Pounds for $25.00
For R·sale Only
10-0 jewelry Items $5.00
B. LO WE
St.HolLlaonisd B1.ldgM.e
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MERCHANDISE
The Billboard
June 10, 1950
Teo sensation if the year ti.., I. settle, Wee wild fire
CUTIE PENCIL
with Two Beautiful Girls in Each Pencil
$ 4.25
N an
Air
$4
8. "
SA MPLES. 1.1.00 Il peeped, repels and has · beautiful geld finish. All you de Is
press the top of the pencil and
a· borne light. up · nd ahe m two of the molt beautiful RIrts In the world 1 ir really a knock. our
U N deposit, m oney order or cash,
bele m· C. O.D.
FIR M PRODUCTS
627 van Nast Ave. Bronx 60. N. Y.
Sensational
TIE VALUES
Flee's, WEISS'S Hess Died From 14r.
601UINE MID PAINTED JI M SIZE TIES
Illerunerly SI Bah Retail,
$10 $9.50 30DOZ.
DOZ.
lmete. n .r
LATEST STYLE PANS TIES
'Full CAI Ti Qual m
M,V eue
. 17.10 Del
Dole . PI » Are. Panels e a O a
Others fro m $1.10 to 517.50
ari a · be a m. »mum Kane m a Pu n
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ALL ORDSR1 INIPPIID PREPAID. order new for fed ead a--4110 pref .
1. W OLFMARK
NI Ra m an Rd., Dept. BS. Chi a » Se IN
21 1/4/
MU M RING
$21 .00 PER DOE.
25% DI N Bal. C. O.D.
A I.... . sp·rbl·r on an R.C.P. " tr. tr··iry mountirg. with an eye for faster a d hisser PROFITS WRIT' NO W far . . .He. '2.00 c. o 13
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MAIL ON HAND AT CINCINNATI OFFICE
h u rt. Ur. Odd loan, Jan .
Hu m. Rohe.<
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De ar Medal, R. A.
Freeman. Art
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10 PC. KITCHEN
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12 the m ehofon.
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Gl.eaanm
or Aln bumm
New
1 0 L.I...WAtt
A
r%e
list eat, $alad Per anima
De. lees. M-14 Per dEr MO M- EO M
R. &
au . el CHICK OR MONEY ORDER FOR r 7 DOI. SAMPLE ALBU MS (Min. Order).
Seery. Ns C. 0. D..· or Free Se mplel, EATISP ACTION OUARANTE·D.
seed your *ra m t·d11, with confidence te
E. SALES BR O. M
P. 0. SOX 26, TRIBOROUG11
Y. STATION, re m TOPO 35. N.
PAST DIPI NDAIL1 SERVICE
94
RIIERCILINDISE
The. Rd!hoard
June 10, 1950
THE EXCITI N G NE W
·CANDY SODA FOUNTAIN
NIERCIIANDISE TOPICS
Mee, of
rrrrr ear pl at.,. Turn the
he al fl end cup. 011 With Candy ·bubblee"
le· a real Ice crea m sod » brilliant
erners - Mts or flash. Individually bro ad in
runmeler art ». Priced to Nell fall.
S4.00 Doi. Simple, SO(
REFILLS: 90t Der.
$9.00 Gr.
JUST RECEIVED-ANOTHER SHIPMENT IN TIME FOR FAIRS
FA M OUS MILKI NG CO W
Por Netty lot etarl cow Ils e Orloks earl IN N. NO G M A W, menev hr Felt W erters,gr at Show M arke n and all Carnes.
soup
MIlkIne Pall.Ce mPlet· wit h 23 % W ith Order -balance
111L.
C. O. D.
Add 5 % for Postoure
TIR E M AC K CO.
rr Nero. Vans se.
chic ae, mi m e
A MAZI NG COPY OP 1.20401/ DI A-
M OND NECKL ACM - .very stone mt by her » in it. own tarnish.
*reef prone setting. Only en ···
a rt can defeat the dlefere me. Over NM Carats et the m de aling
KI M MERLY O M » ugt In both
Chain & pondent. D
aftly
a the neck rrrrr ty like tilt mr. pensive erieinal Pendent on.
ho med with henn a, sm ar ms »
sh meated dia monds. Des. 1124
»r ate
&»
Plexede KINISRILY IB M hend at
bracelet te nud e. »r ate
O n. 1.24
3. »
Flee .* KI MMIU RS T OE M drop
earrings fe m a t·h. O n NI $e mple P at DOSI S Si as, M a. a Pile n, $it. Santo,.
I. »
All three goatee « ple as In Tee Inch impressive triple M ate o*
bey, a xis *Née. deployed en it, Own pier .r a -t alte »tin lined.
Mile blue velveteen roros -sTs
erne ren a med ·ric· ta's -ad·
SO< Per A M
SENSATION AL O F F E R! tend
10 »I
far N O et SIS,
3-Pt. 011 &
sae.t1an»ds.m
outh.
· beeutlfully be ad - retell
value el 4 sets ever SI ». Ge NDINE DIA MOND SET in leK
fold filled cross. Gold filled
Chain & Velvet boa Included, 110.50 tags Del- ---- -- ---15-.00
25 % M asi., Balance C. 0 D.
Ted Burke Industries
10 West 27th St, New York I. N. Y.
Ifrite dr o ves' :terrier Ile purt
Stesn, of the Frey Company, is enthusiastic about the sales potential
m esa. 27 60 Patterns,. 'tren .
uf Clip-On Buttons. At 10 cents per
Ch M/Ai 22. 0.. li e n
W eir lias card, three men's shirt buttons are
of addresses al soarers tit 11, Pfg,
displayed for easy inspection. The
'mentioned in this eniton n.
Te. threaded buttons appear to be hand
expedile handling, pino., enclose sewn. Actually they clip to the
oe li-addressed envelo pe.
shirt via flexible prongs.... In the
toy field, Topic Toys is ofering
New York:
Dipsy Diver, a 98-cent item. A diving boat "sails'¡ on a transparent
Charlie Shear wants all Billboard plastic sea scape. Press the smoke
readers to see the movie. "Young stack of the diving ship, and diver
Man With a Horn." The Park Row descends to the sea floor and walks
scenes, starring Kirk Douglas, were by an octopus and treasure chest
shot" in front of Charlie's stone. .. .. .As e 10-cent seller, Whit man
For the automobile market: Foster Publishing Company is delivering
Products is offering a miles-per- pocket-sired Better Little Books
gallon and motor-tune-up gauge. Re- With 192 pages in color, the hard
tailing at $7.50, to install near
the gauge is simple the steering wheel.
cover books feature popular vomit characters.. ..The cradle set will
. . Anti-Stall is reported to stall cars that are stalled by wet wires.
go for Com monwealth Plastic's new Merry-Go-Round and elephant rat-
An eight-ounce can sells for $1.39. tles. There's plenty of noise and
, . Also, plastic auto seat covers interesting motion in these trans-
now are shown for SI. They come parent, gaily-colored 25-cent num-
with uni elastic for snug ti and are bers.
detachable. ...De mo Corporation
has introduced a new line of im- W est Coast:
ported miniature pipes as SI retailers. Such designs as alligators, horned bull, monkey. etc.. are featured.. ..JasCO'll sew-kit is I 39cent seller. For purse or charm bracelet, the kit's metal tube carries needles, pins, three tiny spools of
Lou Rubin, of SATIS -factory Sales, is back from New York and Chicago. While in the East, he lined up some new items and the firm will be copping with them soon.... Gene Hoffman. of Wholesale Specialty
thread end stop-runs.... Announced Company, has received a large ship-
to the trade as a combination of ment of bronze and gold horses to
many ga mes in one. Players Choice take cure of the big de mand for this
now is exhibited bv E. B. Lowe type of merchandise.. . Duke Lan.
Company. Pocket-siicel. the two- Ire. who has brought such items as
tone plastic game wheel may be em- the Cutie Projector and the Squeeze
ployed for poker, dice, plus and Water Thru Metal, took advantage
minus. etc. -a $2 ite m.... Belvidere. of the four-day Decoration Day holi-
Inc.. is ofering acarded kiddie wrist days to visit some amuse ment areas.
purse as a 10-tent retailer: also a He is working on a new item that,
comb and case at the sa me price. he said, wi l exceed anything that
. . . As a 50-cent business man's his firm has brought out in recent
item, International Export Is Pus. months. . Firms along Merchan-
chasing markets Kardpak. Thu mb dise Row were open the day before
action removes one business card at a Decoration Day to take care of last-
time from the calling card case. . minute needs of pitch men and con-
Moscow Mule Mug is a plastk, cessiorsaires. ...G. Gottsinger Sr..
metallic coppertone mug with a of Universal Merchandise Co mpany.
golden-colored mule insignia. Plat. is back from a business trip to New
Tex Corporation retails the item for Orleans, where the firm has a
20 cents.... Eunice Novelties is of- branch.
fering an electric clock that keeps
running for 30 hours after the house current has been cut of. Inside the
Chicago:
clock, a clutch instantly activates Cook Bros. are about ready to
a spring-driven balance wheel until bring out sonie new ite ms. They
restoration of current, whereupon. will be priced low enough so that
energized magnets stop the balance the boys can make a buck. . Barry
wheel and the electric motor re- Kadison, of N. Shure Company, has
su mes operation.... Motta plaques returned from a jaunt to the Ba-
"To my chief" and "To my squaw" hamas. He reports he enjoyed the
are 98-cent retailers. In hu morous sun, German beer and gin, .
Indian dialect, the plaques extol the Handy Ann Products, Division of
virtues of a spouse. Burwood Prod- Silco Manufacturing Co mpany. Min-
ucts Co mpany is the producer .. neapolis, announced release of a new
As a Si ite m, Roller Rule pencil has type of tie rack. It requires no nail-
hit the market. Roll the top of the ing or screws to install. Just hang
pencil over distance to be estimated, it over the top of a door and Its
and pencil indicator scale will reg- ready for use. It holds 96 ties and
ister accurate measurement.... Leo retails for $2.50 postpaid.
ITC H Y DO GS
But grade wits «ey atached, $21.95 gr., 52.00 dr.
Spits Warblers, 85( cr fie large 3 in. JAP PdPf301., best grade, weeded handle. 5.50 dz., 563.00 gr.
SRL ULTRA·RLUE STOCK SIGNS
le *t o r· s: over to m .losene ro medy, general, 'elisions. ultra.bl m signe tor ho mes and genet » M alay. M im run tail aillne shine
COST 6c -SETI 35:
If a mbles Uttr efilve Molp a wn. all
51 Ut
It Sa meles Oit a bri e Rele ase Siena Mill 1.00
11 M aples Uler mibl a Co medy Sens, 7v11 l.011
100
Abate » melee MaIled Postpaid. Ulte rIlloo Stork Si m toll. 16 CO. No
cooa
L. LO WY.1111 Dreads . , N. Y. 1. N. Y.. 0.51. 304
CO MIC LABELED
15 OF
- (EACH O ng A LAPP IB M
$t. « O n. - Mini mu m Order S Doz.
25 % dep.. W oos* G.O.O.. F.O.B. Chi a ., II
G. S. BAI N CO.
4950 S. 5ree· 541
Chi a . Id, II.
MINIATU RES
li nt o r dli d e d eli r ee n.
O r d e rs shi p ped' sa m e d a m r ec ei v e d.
M. N O W OT NY & CO 907 110 01IVILI AV L SAN ANTONIO 10. TEX
JO KES
RUIDE· SORES
Oro
OORY FI NGER M ocIl 1.410.0)
51 .50 .40
Crawfish 'are al,
AS
Tarent. Spider
a
Red L aster Mi ni? Willy
I. » .31
J ae the S marr
Sa m my Sn are . Wr Men a, Muck , Men«
lialehly Ma M e
I 10
J ake 10" Monk
. . I»
SK ES ZA PUSS
1.10
71" Platelifters
I. »
AN D TRIX AL WA YS SELL.
N ADIC TRICK,
d n. NO VT · JOKÉS
Col. Chen . Sl e . . V 20 Peke De-nuts
R a m Sr I. Di me .
S. » Peke bu m
Orie. Penny Dine PO W. Nalf Dollar
. 7.2$ lu mp. Pin ar
.
1 Ile Well Th . A mer .
Double Head Coln a n , Coin elay
atelsll
.M .aswawIn
Trap Meer
.
Slide Co n lox
7e Meron,1 K a r a m
Mello Panel 50. Anti Gravity Faun . Nickel
.71 .00 5.110
1/2 Petty I6ey Cle m a rc. H MI Pet Suck · Chuck .
Thu mb Tips
Nud e Pencil
» m ans Sleek
4140 S airt Mearter
0 M y Ani mals
3.1111 Squirt Chwe, M r
Fi flpol. Sitter
3SO S al a M ee . .
RLaeoad.Tonbg.alM.ont Cha meleon. a"
. A7t3 . .40
VLyamnisah.n IWMaPtclho .T.i.e.. Mule Re al1,
. 4I10» Ce1okaara LGolneostresstor I. » PISTOL LI MITE«
cALlllalaaermedet,loer,Ver',a 6"
Is».
N M FUN NY CO MIC SUSI NESI CAB OS. Sate OUR SPECIAL VAN K.A.TOOTH. Card a 12 -- - -
FLORIDA FUN FACTORY, 536 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, Fla.
Doe. 1 JO
.60 .40
Art I. » eel
.71 .71 .13 1.13 4.10 1.10 SO
3. 10 alei .01 -PS
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES KR JUNE AND JIM
-What a flu e
EXTR A ! !
·4i
'1 0 111 01.111
BIG 3· Pent', · 1,11 Po .. Pen
Ut S pastel Coloco Del. vet window bor .
S150
10t· die covnt pr . io N
Don't cornpar· troth .......
HEW LARGE ELECTRIC BIRD CAGE
I, Di/fer al" All chro me construct an, wecit.on ti med. Miniature ·lue
$5 each
$56 d Clod ..... · ro m an* lie .
when ree
p aralsisint me.
a,* ..... on 10 volts, AC
amn
current.
Co mb. all Point Pen, with flash
bet.
light
en Cent & Sall Pmnt Pen, erlsh linter _ 3.13
Mystic Fl an Pencil ill differ..t
m odels,
5.00
Nud e Cu m Pencil
4.311
Sall Pe . Pen, fil m .* wilt ch at 3.00
1021.30 gra m lets)
M ane et each 01 25
Sun Oletera - Ayletlen type, e arn It,.
g al» , 'Ar my Air P ace" is told
M erin,.d on a m, wile, tweet bars
ène te mp ..
N D. D a.
M ai m Mother ef Pe al Ne ared M aul
Pistol Len .
TM » Dee
Se mple, » JO
Clack Handled Me al Lern er. tarn V. » to S M. » Del. · Sa mna, 61 LOO.
Ale* Anuireare mode Petal Li an as.
1NOLS PACK (the oriiiinel/ -57 be agles
In n.
cal ms, el m plastic finleh -
313.00 D a Sa me ., SI ».
Send tor cu,.... price lilt. see. Pepped, helenee C. 0. D..
oho vosl ele. We prepay with full ro mittence.
UNITED ENTER PRISES
ITS Fifth Aye.
Neer York. N. Y.
Oftapan 1441,
Suite 1.10
um
Raik
Cash trl ore the Neate n Ilan, Offere d
LIF ETI ME
ALUMINUM -I 'Not $teel,
VENETIAN BLINDS
All ala ·s - lispw.l flt -
lWiLOn AIeWNe-STorruetw PseRrInCrEofi-I-N
U. S. Y O U CA N u NOS ..... T 1 I I STORES · M AKI A GREATER PROFITI 53 t 3.6".
le" le a ...01.313 · N
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1.10
M I, Dap.. all.
I
C.O.D., P.0.3. N. Y.
IMASI DI ATE DELI VE R Y
INVITED! II Send for co mpl·te sales 10t end sa mple
Of eny el " ted . -14.00 aer ate.
imeBERowLEE,In IMEG. (O..1 Vie w Al ,
d Neer York de. N Y
LIGHTERS! WORLD'S LOWEST PRICES
$2.113 QUALITY GE NUINE AUTO. M ATIC PISTOL 1.10.1Telt. Dos. ». » Slack M ale - 41,11 oIS. - sells elsewhere up te 520 doe
»SswCamUiT.
t.
101.1 TE R & brilllently » alu minu m. Dell a
crafts manship. A beavtitul eift.
03,50 re al er .Des.
&OS
vasFs slonrants - silver elated with be atlful tne ..... tray Re ad. Set Is 03.00 W eller. O w IL «
1.1 % Deposit, Salo me C
D
Ted Burke Industries
10 W ell 17lh SI.
Ne w York I. N. Y.
PROMPT
SHIPMENTS
SPECIALS LAPROA RDS FLASH BOARDS BINGO BLO W ERS
W M. I « Po w Catalog
H. A. SULLIVAN
lot-22 ILVD., DEPT. R OCK A W AY CO AC H, N. Y.
CI-M A N- U P
WITH PLASTIC RATON TOWELS
P arer », lamb Dernenstrodion.
Gro ut. Ink Marna ri me rieht a m In »Id
·railise-rs. m-U
m over To wers.
and o Sens
ver. II;
P..... e Pa m at
halite Send
31 for oonosIa oarka N 4 Towels SIR
profit. every MG M. All elders 30 % dessedL
»la me C.O.D.
IlUt algA M PRO DUC TS
434 411. IN.. Se el.
Et. Pote nbarG Pl.,
june 10, 1950
Tha Bilboard
M E RC HAN DISE
95
Biggest Profit Makers
in WATCH History
RHINESTONE DIAL W ATCH
141( C+Id Plated Case
· ·rencl Nine
I W u .. I'Veal Serywe
Overti me.
14K
· a Freshen, Itunestene
and 4 lInsul Med Rubles
· Genuine Sw lee Me w went
· Leeks Lehe 160 Watch eIndlYiduall, Gilt 5oxe0
· Genelne L·athar Stray
Matching Geld Plated Line
*****
ROCA SI nf ·d el
Gold Plated
CHRONOGRAPH
· ir w M Move ment
· At meed Raelktns Deis
· IYr. Serene Courant «
· Instruction Sheet
· Guarenteed Now
· Not Rebuilt
'wan Strap and ·IN Wer, tor set'
With Matching Gold Fisted Link Expo.
clan lend, MAN Addl.
Aeo n ernes ter orders of 6 or more
ase,, watch.. 11 ea. extra en orders under d.
¿5 % with
nelance C. O. O.
DUNHALL Imports Co.
101 Coli n Si.
New York 6 N y
BURKE UNDERSELLS EVERYBOTI
SACRIFICE -Ill Each Mims. Des. $ YEE
Genuine .Mostercraft" Iteed Im-
ported briar. Mach glee in ellk
ka, plus suede hoc. Facte ,
505tontl. and booklet «Ph 110
price insurance. temple $1.
57.30 Each CUFF LINK · TIE
EAR SETS. Do, Sets
1.00
Fa mous make -24 Ist, sold elated In plush boxes.
Sle.93 A U T O M A TI C POP-UP
TOASTER, ultra modern design
- n1.'111 0.11, chrome plated -
fully guaran le ed, Each 663.1
In lots of 3 each
1.91
CUTLERY SET. molt/dine Cleaver
Hendownely boxed. loch $1.30 In lots of 3. each
1.11
Id PlIeg IN·TIERLIESS 'RUCK
IT V' COOK WARE SETS -Quad
ruple thick -Full ten 'ICU o we M ein alu m mu m, net to be con-
fused with thinner 12 eau-e. which le much lighter. TH·S SET
IS W ORLD FAMOUS "SUCK.
RYE!' la mplie Ill. MInhnuris
order 4, each set
9.97
30 PIECE ORIOINAL W M. RODEES
SILVER WAR1. The finest extre
heavy sterlIne elate, reinforced
With .
INO SILVER at ALL
po.nte et wear.
ine the
luxury wi - eve nt » - hollow
favor handle. iSec, service fer
e, co mplete
14.97
In rn·howeny chest odd
2.011
23s. Dessesit, Balance C. O. D.
Ted Burke Industries
10 West Wth St,
NO W York 1, N. Y.
DIRECT From Manufacturer
b,0Ul,iui â Pits. not Heeded pt110 , 1ounfeln P011. eu , meek ·· nc I and erotism., ball ern Asserted colors with geld elatird caps Anrectiyely boxed.
Free Cartridges
SPECIAL PRICE
$54. 0 Sets Semple Mt. 1.00 Smote gotcl.pletea Neils M e de mon with Senn $2.50 fer Sa mples
ORDER N O W!
H. EPSTEI N
17 East 22nd St. NeveYo .10,N.Y.
BURKE MURDERS PRICES ON SUN GLASSES
Prices below include ill hendorerne teeth. er cer., 121 20.20 insurance cmtifIcalet
3, 100-yr. written twerantew 14) each in
caovlioarfrulo tonc.
GLAISES With
GENUINE M a. 4.11ASE opti ma.
trist I mice, $2.91.
Never°Nwther.'e
retell has ·
U. S. ISUREAll OF STAND·ROS
23.20 LENS bean offered near
thn erica. Extra Urine, W itte
MK geld plated fra me. Doz.
S 7.211
Sa me 20. ». but In the sansatIenel
uMIRR011'. lens. Person lookin· at me lens was hls tote m. Per-
son leonine thro the Cason has
PE RF E C T SUN- PROTECTED
VISION. Orhinal price, 54.941.
Doe.
11.811
Ted23 6.BDeuprosikt,eeateInn«d. uC.stG.riD.es
10 Wee. P M St.
New York 1, N. Y.
Here and There:
area-fogging or direct-contact use. .. A new, small-size hair curler of
Bill Carsky,
sion Company.
of Casey ConcesChicago, announces
flexible vinylite plastic in a variety of colors has been introduced by
the exclusive distribution of the Tip-Top Products Company. Omaha.
tiger robe concession item. Bill says that since announcing the ite m in last week's Billboard, he has been kept
.. Another vinylite product, a seewhere-you're-going children's umbrella, is being produced by Eichorn. baum Umbrella Company. Ne w
busy filling orders.... Atlas Novelty York.... Liquid Glass Corporation.
Company Detroit, is moving to 536 New York, is ofering nationally its
Woodward Avenue because of im- Mirrex-5. a 94-cent auto polisher
pending demolition of a civic center project,
its block for The firm ex-
that is said to give a high luster lasting six months and protecting the
pects to expand its activities in the finish from heat water and salt air
jobbing field in early fall.... Nonporous, washable lamp shades of
corrosion. . . . Weighing less than three ounces, a miniature battery-
vinylite in a variety of styles and powered fan which fits the palm of
colors are being marketed by the the hand is being distributed by
L. A. Goodman Manufacturing Com- M. B. Price Associates. New York.
pany. Chicago. They are cleaned by It measures 3% by 11/2 Inches and Is
wiping them with adamp cloth.... said to be ideal for personal use or
Car·Plate, a new liquid auto wax for barbershops, etc. . . . A new
that can be applied in 20 minutes clothes dryer for bathroom use ofers and requires no huffing, has been de- 15 feet of drying space. The prod-
veloped by S. C. Johnson ·te Son, uct, held to walls by suction cups
Inc.. Racine, Wis.... A Vaposector- and supporting over 12 pounds, is Mistorlzer, designed for improved supplied by the Wallace, Davis Com-
insect control, is announced by West pany, Hamden, Conn.... H. Glick. Disinfecting Company, Long Island president of Glick's. Detroit jewelry
City, N. Y. The combination fea- house, reports a large shipment of tures a 25-ounce A.C.-D.C. electric imported novelty merchandise en
sprayer which à adaptable to either route to his establishment
N ItIIINENT0·E sii m.s A T
TESTED PROMOTIONS FOOiit CHPIRGÓFITS
ELGIN * BULOVA * GRUEN
* BE MS * WALTHAM
Irene new 1,50 model ca ms penes end ladies. eexullt and elm, nnnnn d like nes·
7-JE WEL t
$10.4S 4 8.45 $11.65
21.1aml, $14.45
Gold Plated Stretch Sand. ISO addItionel. Leetheletto G Ift boa, 4S4 M ethanel,
SWISS W ATCHRS For men end se men.
like newt.
Jewel
.
154., flier
174.. $1.11
RHINESIONC CASE
Guaranteed
Copies of
ex'WatCc8hesor
.·· e·nsly· 510·· ··· 1E300
welshes. Re b uilt
nserernords ·51 ·ran·
teed Illse new.74ewel.
1740 .11, 110.91
Men's and Ladies' Fad Selling MHOS
1/30 K. R.C.Pi x t zl,ie u zi:u:IUnemst vilth .wille center
JOBBERS ATTENTION
TELEVISION MECHANICAL
PENCIL
NEW LOW PRICES
·····
PUSH BUTTON & SE TWO
SENSATIONAL
GIRLS
ASSORTED PICTURES TO EACH 1 DOZEN
PACKAGE
Original Manufacturers
CORDELL PRODUCTS, Inc.
784 Southern Blvd., N. Y. 5, N. Y. Phone: nylon 8-0183
NEW LOW PRICE!
ST OCK UP N O W?
Pistol Lighter
·Isek Handle Our Own
Import. Im mediate
D elver,.
.DOZEI.... $914
S16.50 N.« I:322 $12.30
23 % Dop mit With Order - blanc. C.O.D. Open Account ea Soled Mene m
MID WEST
TCH CO.
S. Wabash Av
/ac me, 7. W.
m. ·tr:. $1430
Ne 234 M e No ISS «ed. .
v.. S1.50
FREE!
Ne w 54-pag· 1930 re clog ja m med with pre miu m it· ma.
W H OLESALE O NLY!
$8.40 Doe. Ile 6 Def. U hl
ADDITIONAL SPECIALS! Dee.
W ALKING DEAR, IS M, O w
SY »
PISTOL LIOHTER, nickel plated
1.00
CONTI
PISTOL LIGHTER.
la ma ol a, bloat handle,
14.e·
s... ·16 NOSE, elletk fra mes,
ruo mr beak
1. 51
PUN TOOTN, not Belo, boned
le
NORE116111 FINDER gorieetell,
ind. tweed
IDS
DREA M OIRL PE NCIL. Leehte up 1.95
SN AKE TULIP. Out noes snake
III
AR MY S NAVY TYPE SUN
GL ASSES
6.71
CAMERA CI
entail' el »
9. 51
5196 deposit sigh all C. 0. D. otters.
Se mi far la mb nanalty catalog
STEP UP YOUR SUMMER PROFITS
M TH THE
The Most Sensational Nationally Ca mera Ever Produced ; Advertised
Atractive DISPLAY EO
The lo west priced flash ca mera with twin-lens refit.
action on the market -a terrific sales feature. Ne w
elector for hot Mach bulbs as plus safety
0 Takes 12
pictures
t:D-stze foil fil m · T win Menis-
cus Wags, optically ground, pitch-polished, with builtin tun shade · Handsomely styled, mtin-finished
NE W INSTA FLASH CA MERA
3 .50
Each in Doe.
Lots. SA MPLE
alu minu m front, with neck
strap. ORDER NO W -Imnsedlate delivery. Send cash In full or 25 % deposit for balance C. O. D. Net 10 days to well-rated /inns. F. O. I.
PREP AI D
$4.0°
Special Prices t· Quantify
LM. 62O
Chicago.
Eyrera
BE NG OR
········ ·········
New1y9orkStlJi.,Ave y
al 24 KI. GOLD PLATED WS
Ilebtliterobly Lew Priced
1-PC. PIN
foun-
tain pon pencil
-eole Gael
mmautk
re
ml
-o
meml
ben. $7.34 to n. gross 617 Oaf. .114.111
·PC. SITS well. knife or flosEllEht
to motels Gross $7E. Goa
EKE
ION·L NE W NUDE POSES
lhht U· PornII -Softer -ONEINer Iflose Jose pro w the button nude OwNèrs. OWNS $34. Do. .. 4.44
FLOATING NUDE PE NCIL -C .6e lerleht fold or flt elone He w. r·eris emu . boy er babe to mate, mene price,. Gross M I De. 3.75
GENUINE "REYNOLDS- B A L L PENS, 2* EACH In 161/1 0. SOnne Nakors -all Nor's with miner ad. losfrnentf -o·Id as IS-.10. for $3 -dos. SI -or 10011 Pm ... et Ill Or e.
25 % Deposit Seance C. G. D.
Ted Burke Ind ustries
le west 27th sr
New York 0, N. Y.
ego do/ ALLIED SALES ,.),P.11,1g7IPC:ror..1
PRICES NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE
HULA LA M PS -$1 0.00. HORSE CLOCKS -$4.95
15e o Deposit on Order, 1·Ianc· C.0.11
BUFFALO'S LEADING CARNIVAL, BINGO AND PRIZE REPRESENTATIVE
INC. TH RIFT WISE PRE MIU MS,
Sudion (up
Aulo Flag-Holder Per JULY 4
For Lite.. V. '1.2.1,1, Celt'
orations, ta. caphile vrity
3 &melon Fla , a al.Sunstional seller 91' ler
50c each. Adlus Uble,
used Heilrentel
Sarss. , 7`.
Dot. $2.20 Gro. 524.00
25': Wean
or Vertical % Riot
oak order, SIl. C 0. D.
600 liefferson A
, Eufrolo à, Ne w York.
Phone: Moha wk 1649 vi
Wuu lor Litt d fher 350 Popular 1e M., G OR DO N MFG_ CO.
lie E. 73 M., Dort. SP, N.+ Yore 10, N. Y.
.96 MEIRCEIANDLEIE
Thk Billboard
lone 10. 1950
Pipes for Pitelumen
THE SENSATION
AGATE COLOR DESIGN
For EXTRA FLASH!
No. 10K-AG... $6.25 Gro.
No. 15K-AG... 7.50 Gro.
Plus Shipping Charges
-
W ORKERS AVAILABLE
M IR FROM YOOR. JOBBER TODAY ,
'm OAK RUBBER CO
Ravganse. 014 ,0
IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
OM ALL OAR PRODUCTS
Bane non. with order, 1.4. C. O. D. barter 44 pp. '055 rotideli free upon request
M. K. BRODY
114 S. Ifal Wed St.
ChVo w, II.
CLOSE OUT
Be Bill Baker
J. A. well known in pitch circles, has returned to Florida where he again will deal In all tYpes of sea shells and shell novelties. Whyte Was active in that field from 1923 thru 1945 when he sold his business to enter the fluorescent sign business in New York and Washington.
A men el work and dollars et work are
The pitchman is successful because he werks at his profession.
BIG AL WILSON . .
card. fro m K ansas City. M O.. that
he's still working 1 fair returns in
the Katz E. .re tho ra.
He advises that
the 40th Street location is okay on
Sundays. Following an engagement
in Independence. Mo.. Al heads for
St. Louis for the same chain.
the only for me el Ac me In which the ple.chicau I. inteneeteCL
Many e pitchman has ta med a flop late
Pitchmen are the only ones
a Secce.s.
who think - than their
thtipes.y
have
more
tense
Some veteran pitchmen we know stil practice showmansh'p
because they know it pays off.
THE BAGAN TWINS...
Madeline and Mary came out of Hill- HERNY H. VARNER . . .
billy Holler. Benton, Ark.. Into civili- is compiling data and anecdotes of his
zation long enough to make them travels in the United States and
wonder if they want to return. The Canada and 'wipes to get enough ma-
gals went into St. Louis to visit terial for a book he plans to write
Teresa Sidenberg at her beauty salon soon.
and then bundled up Teresa and took
her to Chicago in their new jeep
hernineece m any limes el an. Ir ma Nu.
where all went on a shopping spree. S MUT.
While in St.
the Ragans were
There arc some pitchmen who
entertained by Billy (Zoot) Reed and have resurrected ideas and items
Jumpin Joe Russo.-who- were-playing the Top of_the Town nitery. T hey
that Were - ntotteti`letrere .years
spa and are watching them click
also were guests of George and Es-
all over again.
tella Ragan a benefit show staged
at the Harlem in Havana top on F RE D W. L A N G E R . . .
Royal American Shows by the Inter- following a lengthy silence, advises
national Sho w men's Association. that he's been working kitchen
They also were overnight guests of gadgets to good returns around Buf-
Estella Regan during their Mound falo. "Since we were blPssed with
City stay. Georgia Boyer and Arlene the arrival of a daughter. I've been
Sidenberg operated Teresa's business confining my activities to within
during her absence.
short radius of Buffalo, which per-
mits me
home for the week-
Stop tune yew te mper and vretich
Improve.
ends at least. As a result, I've lost (See Pipes for Pitchmen on page BB)
we TS Ill .` ot Be Lndersold
"DREAM GIRL PENCIL El
New, serwetional ·reeel-reeel pencil with soldelated top and point. Ma wr« barrel PRESS tme TOP DP Ts « Paned. AND rt . ga m ut LIGHTS UPI URD U THE SPOTLIGHT APPE ARS A RAVISHING 4.AUTT IN EXCITING, NATURAL Putt, COLOR, NothIng Ilke this on the mortel. The greatest sensat on In the country red·v1
$4." 002.
$5 4,00
GR-
tA SO Beaune,
SA MPLE,
$1...
OF THE COUNTRY
It h terrifle. Tell W OLF PACK « W o ke Mineng cards with Si different Nally-
wood 13·113·14. lint. They ere >r ue.. and In full poses.
SPECI AL PRICE
$1 1· 5 °
Pet
SA MPLE PACK. 51.25
Dos
IM MEDIATE DELIVERY
25.. Deposit, Money Older or Cash Balance C. O. D.
1 HARRIS NOVELTY CO.
1102 Arch Street
Phdadelphie 7, Pa
Phone: MArInet 7-9543
Sells on Sight! SPIKE SILVER PLATED SMOKERS' OR SERVING SET
· r:`7,
'
The eekv ·to
an .]
-- you've been looking for
A 4. piece tib or plated
·mocker, or serving set that look, and reels like
heavyweight dler.erplete
Bea · t'.1:11:1 for EASY, PROFITABLE
r:.1.;! grze ·
e l% g ri:
Simple Set--
Send $2 rest
on hr
Pali
Sig G V
Roa n,
23 % dernsit, balance C.O.D.,
o 3. N. V. C
· m ccibrs delen end .. for yourself,
A
99
Fulton Street
Broeldve Id. N. Y.
······ ···· ·
Genuine -Uverlast"
FLOATING GIRL & BOY PENCIL'
Sea Shell and Fish Scale Brooches and tarrin p. beautiful numbers. assoreed colon. Regular 53.00 to $6.00 pet do wn
$1. 20 PER M EN
$17.00 PER GROSS ASSORTED
Our 9.'1 Rene, . and Snupen., tan ,
and Ash Trey% ere gert ng
money
every wh·re Free erreingue
J.A. WHYTE & SONS 1225 S. W. 8th St. Miami. Fla.
Our Money Sark Guarantee was born in 1923. Over 40,000 sobsfied air:beard custo mers.
NYLONS
Ladies'--Men's
PRICES $1.50 TO $10.00 DOZ.
51 and 54 gauges. We guarantee %slitter Men or money refunded.
Warren Hosiery Mills
2400 Dayton Blvd. Chettennoga 5. Tenn.
MEDICINE MEN
A sear, affective laxative forestaller, you to
Isfieder for m. All you he ns to do hs to cilw
soh.. It t., bet ender. bottle end roe are
ready to po. Oise pound will make 33 of the
Geg. bo w., for wheats we furnish 33 labels.
This preent ha. been nurtured by a Finley
C· for over Siren .. Send your order tad.,
and et started.
Finley Labornteries, Inc.
su onones Ssr.t.
-st. Louie. Mo.
· UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTIED · ALL PERIECT
· NO LEASERS
4.
fat black stencil wish hieniv ·oliseed
$A.80
goldOleted ring, shed., clip and point Si alt end gold ternelnatlen notelet en a
strib,neir ettreclive pencil. il Pe " buy ehos eruelsien rnok· ov · VJUPO·PO ,
54 8. 0 0
writ" , .nslrurnen1 rn·nufeetri re r
SAMPLE. fl ee
When ordering. specify either flouting boy Co fleeting girl dash' ,
·
Pa d
25 % Oepoet--Mon·y Order, Balane· C. O. D. Allow for postage
on prepaid orden Writ· for list of hot specials:
IMPERIAL MDSE
893 Irond wery
·
Ne w York 1, N. Y.
Merchandise You Have Been Looking For
La mps Clocks. Ena melware, Mouseware. Alu minu m Ware. °accreted Tinware. TO31. Every kind et Class war·. Blankets. Ha mpers. Hassock, Plaster Slum, Flying Buds. Whips. Balloons. Hats, Canes. Ball Gun. Spec.alr, Ensgo March es e .
Catalog Now Ready-- Write for Copy Today
IM111/11 TO
EMI .to
"0" '" pet" Tout
and
PREMIU M SUPPLY CORP.
111 South 12th, St. Louis 4, Mo.,
edamPete 604 C HI
W EST
C A G O is,
LIAL LKIE..N
ST.,
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F O R L A MPE D A Y SE R VI C E.
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-- CALL F R A N KLI N 2- 2 567
leF:exE
SA MPLE ASSOR T ME NT
52.00
CR AB RAC M ER C H A N DISE O N H A N D AT ALL TI MES Sc EA CH
IS % DEP OSI T RE WUI RR O
G. O. P. ORLIERS -- PLE ASE ST ATE YO UR BUSI NESS
se. .. .. ... ca.
SALTS
AID PEPPERS
Cole ljttle fruitage-they hug etch ether-
ei ez.til`.r e.irtrite hdri-tereke Only 3 higli-··· eaa't reshot O ddly thee
op
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'fell ( deeeee tad china ..It arid peeper.
Ideal ea teblee, beetee··Ifte, red eem
r t unts. 1.134e-choice of Bunny. gear,
clia.b ley I W Ir. esle.y erae.DOE.M Eedr.y e teed,
· left.E7e.f80t etee édPar.-SAMPLE ORDEERhcaIged.fe. pre.51.00 poet mlif-Jetiher getup·eval II reWrite for leteet ci reeler-0HO ecceeet to rated flees, other...I , 151 de mselt-balanoe
and chain
1950 'S BEST SELLER
5630 per dot.
Sa mple. 1Se
M ILISL
Beautiful eleasning gold
Il
finish --eat with 19 mar.. Cling ardneetoneis "Holy
Year. 1250" atrunend on
back. Gold plated neck-
yo
length chain. Attractiv e" earned.
25 9u 4000.11 on C.O.D.·· --we Paw wader.. St e, CO., business. Write for price list.
JOHN BERKO WITZ & SONS
It.nes --Cestonse fewelry --Pearle
13 loot Dover .
Witt e*. K
J u ne 1 0, 1 9 3 0
D alli oeu 4
MERCIIA NDI ft - 97 ,
DI RECT
from M an ufacturer
DREA M GIRL
PENCIL
by "Royal"
The King of T hane 411!
All metal pe .11 fe n. » plastic '
* meow" in a beauttful, hlehly
eollshed told thilth. Na Nestle
m tien -no Inferior Part..
As urted Model. and Peon
Press tep and barrel nee. up
I. reve·I · estee ms eh/ thef you
will want to ewnl In a nutshell,
we offer you an unbeatable corn.
binanion
elrls In Royal
·reelsien
Initru ments1
Du. $601*Or.
13 % Des mit, R·lenos C. O. 0., F. O. S. Ne w York.
MODERN PEN MFG. CO.
391 Breed way
NE W YORK 13
Phone, Canal 40016
-The Greatest Promotional
e-_WDeavtcelhopeEvde!r
7 Jewel $a,95
Only 7
Roans as hilt. » 5».50.
17JEWEL-S17 95
Retails u, hNh »9 50
Meeiniful N a n d Set illsineston· Ca » - Rhodiu m
La vishl y boxed with retell pro m lay Flea * move ment - Oceer· mite » for 1 veer,
21h. with order -balence RUT AT W H OLES ALE PRICES A ND SA M
FR EE .NE W W HOLESALE CATAL OG OF 8I C· P R OFI T IT E M S.
. LOUIS PERLOFF
· W H OI PS ALE 1, YE11 .$ DEPT LO f37 m i me stritét. M LA. 0 Ch
SELLS ON SIGHT
PM 911
to'
$103° Ised
$108
Par Cram
Beautiful matehing neeklace and earring »la ln m orted N oel colors. Mt In 18 kt. Ha milton Gold Plate vdth m ar/cline Mtn . «ones and have n » Boxed In »la 110.80 M N des. PSI p » gross
33.1, with order. balance C. O. D Guerenty - Meney Reek If Mer den. mo m
Better boxed »Le » 011alshe on » meet
JUL WIN CO. $44
Both
A .P.
Ne w York I, N. T.
Tel.: M U 3-2611
YOUR gales* 6 PtGlitS IUP WHEN YOU SEL Yeatirty EMMONS!
.. and you con fill 'am and sell 'em easier and faster with the Hi·Ball * Balloon filler!
There's no doubt about It . everyone - men, wo men and kiddies al ways prefer bath: m.811 ml gagin g balloon.
You ten rash in on die favorite by using o11·11·11 Balloon because you'll fill 'e m b u m withal., ...red helium due ro leakage
0 8 0811 FR O M Y O UR /OSIER TODA Y/
M U M* M ANUFACTURERS
bed JOINERS I Write tee elnallsabout Mee a n. ow we doe ···1111 4ALLISalleee Nike!
Si mple Ono-He met O parationl
alftra".
EASY, FAST FILLI N G... Si mply slip balloon over net. de end press do wn . .· onehanded operation.
LE AKPR O OF .·· All the heliu m so w Into your balloons - none wasted by leakage
A DI UAAAAA Pressure 'ready at (or bat fil1. ins of any sire balloon.
M . Hi Zell Gouge Ad »or 'heat./ e Veare ah. approal maie amount of ', Wont / main' , in the cylinder . n ain s out of »s uneapretedly where de anis e are toe
ne
11·11ALL G AU GE AD APTER ma. loser S 5 30
4
'BASTIAN- BLESSIN
4201 W. thorn » A... M a » 30. M eets
aed
the neg. , se/ arenuderber el Pon * fe
rn
u..w·ea
wos h.... own
A CA R NI VAL OF BA RGAI NS
RST016, ORES and WIIIPI
Oro » R·el, white end blue
twirlin· Bell Delon
)'
de w. SI. »
111.30
Red, wise . and blue
1.114
Oresa
Ple·He Thkeddes
63.
SI N » GO M M, RIn m alls
Criebsts
e04
Screa mer W histle
Mt
C alls Stone linos - Me
Felten. Fleeter Fan 901
Pocket Co mbo
9Of
FIneertrallie
11.00
fileennes
100
Ple dic Cigarette
Halla m
1.33
sap Toothpick KnIves 2.15
Mettle Pe· Ilheote n. 1.18
JAI:WIESE PARR PARASOLS
Di mon, Del.
Gross
Tel,3 ° 30 Si
lee 12.11
3.30 1.00 4.10
01.00
2.se.1n0d0
11.00 11.00
bell Belo ., dos ,
10.13
13.30
W hite Maple Cane,
des., $1.23
24.00
Creek.hendle Chester-
field Cana. deL,
12.00
51.116
Crook-handle pant e
Ge m. des.. 90e
10.10
Lene Lash W hips.
dot., 01.20
12.50
Lash W hip arlth
V/Islele, I.... $1.23 11.110
WELTY KITS o,...
Soonith Heel. dos.,
11.10
134.10
Chola I 0, der., 11.13 14.00
Ten Gallon Cowboy
Hat. dos., 1.1.11
34.00
L·roe Coeli. H », der., 0.3.00
33.00
M ellen, Coolie Hat,
des.. fa. »
31.110
FUR MOIIREIT
CUNIVIL SUPPLIES
Ne. 23 Claire Cork
Gun, ea. .
M.15
Ca m Gun Corks, per
2 0.
SAO
Dart Seerde. aa.
60e
French We Ghted
Feather Darts, de. 1.20
DA N bello w » fro m
70e, 10 ore »
YIN
W orth Special beso
ball. des.
2.20
te mple min., ro w, to
·
7"I. des.
704
Penny Pitch Cha d
.11,1' where, each 4.93
W ood Milk 1.111 0, ea. 63e
Alu minu m Milk
1 .1·11, It.
1.10
CRU MP FEITHEI 101tS
ret uned Dells with nee Cane end eartinea -A RI AL 'L A U.
Il.. Pelee . de het inelud·
Doy. 40e
Ge m, S 1.30
She
Doe. Ste
Or .. 1 900
twee .. 11 % deposit
a .
ss,
900
7'
11.41
19.10
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1.10
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INDIANAP OLIS 25. IND
WE SRL NEW WATCHES etr
NO REIMILTI-100% GUARANTEED
W ORL D FA MOUS CAL-0-D ATE,
Me SUPI MIOR Calendar W atch.
Solid fold nu merals - » Mu m
hernia -wafer reeletent -7 ruby lerido - » · minally bore. -
double guarantee - S3.30 lath
In lots et 3, e »h
I 3.00
11 300 DI A M O N D W ATCH A BR ACELET falthfulty cepi·el.
annul »ad dia mond mo ms cover
face A ND bracelet You sIntely
touch it,., and le weled lid
»win » open, reve al . fl me. 17
M N' la nai precision move ment -Itandeoremly beired - m m foie.
garb $26.. Milm ME N'S
oIn
Jlaetswse,t
3, each.. DIA MON
D
11.88
W RIST W ATCH
BAN D felt .
fully mod .. Jewels cover both
c m A NO it aS. INCLU DIt 1111
OOLD P11.1.8 0 ·rpension band,
5111.93 retell. A NI ON plu t olf1
chest M i mi .. loch MO. In
lots of 3, each
11.1111
SA UR W ATCH. gi Geld Pilled lend
» met with healed dial only inn la mas on um », each Sla II
teat Sr 3, each
10.06
SAME W ATCH Gold Filled Send Silt I le wels -loweled d1·1 only.
M
EOachL.s11o3u.tsIn,
lets of 3 DI A/40
each 4 PI NO
13.00
W ATCH. exact reer mluellen.
W e defy vol, It detect this h em Me orleinal. This ring watch Is
set with 2 slenulated de mon »
W orld renowned precIllon rneve.
men!. Plush Ba.. IM O 11S. In
note of 3, each .
11.60
CHRONOGRAPH wIth four rat
hands. Al m tells dale. Ra mbler, S M . move ment. !delusive ifelfh
us In U. I. A. W aullfully W ad.
R uh SE. In lets of 3. e »It
4.80
M K GOL D P L · T e
·
Ge m % wilts M I A MI elk Veld
dial. A hit li. H ANOSO MI PL AS-
TIC DI ... . . BOA. 137.00
mos. feels
SAO
14K GRADU ATION OFICI AS LA DINO, TINY 14K SOLI D 001 0
W ATCH with 111 expor Men
bend to motels. Preclelen IF
levrel nuevenunt by one el the world', b ot makere -in beauel.
fed plush bee, $I M teea. Re,e11
120. In lets et 3, each
15.80
0.3%, Crepealt, Da mn . C. O. O.
Ted Berke Incheistrles
10 We e 17 M St.
Ne w Tort 1, N. Y.
.`"W1. I.ROGERS
SILVER WIRE
0 0
by O neida, Ltd., SlIveranaftlm
26 Pc. SerrIce ter
F0A 34 Pc. Service he 8 60 Pc. Send . for 8 62 Pe. Settle, for 12
6.S0 8.00 11.40 16.00
W m. A. ilism m Ann-Tarnish Chests. 01.50 -11 13 - U 60 -13. M.
·
ar
·
·
EUREKA W ATERLESS
· COOK WARE $7.90
pc eat » heavy eauti· » min
alu minu m. OU AR ANT8111 Doyley feld·r shovel . 149.13 price.
r.
32 page [O . bee» In Geier.
O nt 15,1100
seld tills ye w al
Seisa. Due Is the eme mo
in our velu m*, 0e cen off » this set
at the ell.tInte low prit. of 17.90.
0 *
·
·
·
lin medlede Dellyerf -CentInuous Supply.
113 mini mu m onset.
Is % Deposit Bale ». C. O. V.
d H. B. Davis Co.. Dept B-610
W e rsis tSI F r.. Perkir.gll
NICK PHOTO INVENTION!
PO O CHA MPI O N
Pholomaster
Makes (totalled photos bl I minute.. T M » end flo Ws . 30 to 40 everlartino black and white or &eel., photo. on hour. No dark roo m Guaranteed Ott
Iluished uh
Pl,,,u,.mos
t`.,lls'ilePcir.'se ne.1"
direct aodtive *paper.
Picture Me 2½ by
MG in. C pterre emt·o-o crat· no ne .*
.
Widle. me% PROFIT. wrhe
Gr a m about the great PtillTO MA. TER
Dept. OH
PDQ CA MERA CO.
11 » N. Clevelend · ».
Chicago 10, Il.
CHAIRS STOOL OR W OOD
Folding or N on-PoldIns
,Usr7,
ti 27741.7.l,
ADIROMDAOT CUR CO.
1140 r way, N. Y. 127 St./. De 0. 6. M U 3,1383
FIREWORKS WHOLESALE
MILLER'S FI RE WO RKS 41. NOVEL TY CO., ENC.
Holland. Ohio, on Route 246, Wrest of T Hodef e
! BIG FLASH !I
Ho. 634 14-K GOLD
PLATE
$2'65Dot. $2930 gr.
101111ant S Ail. wn.te Im··rted Ga m-Cut Stone,. Or W hite Conte rW . Ruby God Sides.
Dep .0 wIth e0 C. O. D. Orde n. M ate Tour Iluelri m.
Isw.P0122115t P916 COMPANYIsland
COLLECTORS' DOLLS in Glass Stands
ti =c Mt Mont r m.
War m. ea u to dad
ala m easy to k ·· · eI· · rt, 11 differeet models.
W [L
Full .1
rig
DIscounts.
IDEAL SAL·11 MARD
PRII MIU M/
W u m lot dote of other the m including colored eerie. State Your
THERON FOX 1194 Ye menite sea a no 1, G NP
/M E PI t er/4 d , H iSro keelie
INcTutO A : RM I 9 Pay Business
W e Hole you IM41311 W S Steady
Rout. et D M » Custo mers
Hake good weekly » mie n »11.
log el m » our 11G Ileso Of Md product. - all daily na miadthea.
Sho w oneyehan M la hour M ullet
. . . anal Il s. of seilf wellIng
counter aceds. Metal at Sd and
101 to 11.00. You mike big m kt profits No large capital » mired.
C ue 54 S U R Our p mtucta are known m a n to coast -oath ma Ut
advert/Jed No
b ac.
Get all the money.
Ltfts , 4
making facta now. Send for beet. let. "Your future lo · W holeaele
RI
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Mashie » of Your O wn." P10413 - no ehIloatton_
It's
- TOD AY! W ORL D'S PRODUCTS
W ou···
CO., O mit. 1-0, I·eneer. Ind.
98
M E RC H A N DIS E
The ER!Main,
June 10, 1950
"THE WOLF PACK]
$4.25 BOL
$4711
i"Original 3 sc.
Regulation Ms' playin· car ds featur- Ki ... ,,,.. Sots.
mg fifty-t wo eliciting art studies of ;
gorgeous models in full color!
· beautifully bo s· d
······· · ·... ..
··· s .° ·
:
12
Doz. raw
· Wit h 57.50 gold eq · embossed price tag.
SAHNE PACE.
All sets fully guar-
· $1.50
anteed.
1. 4·········· ········-·-e-esebe-4-0-60-·-·-·.
· LARGE - BLACK
z HANDLE It PISTOL é LIGHTER
** 1-...-.4
PIPES *(Continued from page 96)
contact with so me of the boys.
I've
Exi m Heart, Mountings I days' money.beale everenlee Ii rings not ai
mer men, .
..... . nr resale only.
been buying m y stock fro m N. IL
M orris Co mpany.
He's currently
m aking a kitchen set th e 1 think
will be a money getter for the m-
ine hie season. I've noted that m y
. ·.
$15." oalit*
00Z. 1.10 I« R. G. P.
old friend, Red Hattie, is w orking
tee white Stone.
scopes out in Holly wood. Ho w about
piping in, R· . W onder w hat Phil Kraft has been doing since I last sa w hi m in Buffalo. Ho w about a
eDOI -$23°
pipe fro m Louis A. (S mitty) S mith?
I've been wondering if he returned
to the pitch business or it he's still
in the m ail-order profession. Ho w
are the rest of the boys finding busi-
ness
'und the country? I' m find-
ing the stores that I have been work-
1·30 lilt R. P. Slonalla Nd WW1, I Nalulaherl dirt monde Choice. masonic Odd F·11·55 , elks. Cual'', Mont. emble m Initial or t.rnulat·d memofld le what
ing are extre mely tough. There's
little ti m et m any anything.
and no m oney. I have 't workers w ho a mount to In fact, the ones I have
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DES MOINES. I0Pd·
regulars. I wish there was so me
way te m ake so me of these so-called
pro moters confor m to a set of stand-
ards before hiring and sending cut
w orkers. Fro m so me of the spaci-
m ens I've seen lately they do m ore
har m to us than can be imagined.
H o w about a fe pipes fro m old-
ti mers like Ed M urray. Bill Westphal. S. A. Shackelford and Mark Jarrett"
mriti 4fA tni.up
$3.001
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10, June
1950
SALES1104RDS
Co m munications to 188 W. Randolph Si.. Chicago 1 Ill
The Rillbeerri
99
SALESIIOARD SIDELIGHTS Attorney Hits Salesboard
The boys fro m Superior were on At the Pioneer Manufacturing Comhand thru the recent three-day pany booth. Charles Lucent'. Bob
Inclusion in Johnson Bill
board exhibit at the Sheraton Hotel Erath. Harold Been and William
in Ch!cego energetically handshak- Wellenpert held the officiel greeting W ASHINGTON, June 3. --Declar- munities and States. He condemned
ing o!d fricnt's and making new ones. honors. BOYS talked up the brand ing that the Johnson Bill is contrary the FTC for asking in this legislation
The sera bri zee included Iry Sax, new Play Ball and Bingo boards, to "the fundamental principles es- what the United States Supreme
Chester Se;:. Iry Crecne.ald, Lou both quarter play.
tablished by the founders of our gov- Court in the case of FTC vs. Bunte
Kaufman, Joe nrodery, Dave .1tshaulcr. and Jim Egger:. New to the Jerry Scanlan. Chicago manufacboard line-up al Superior Products, turer, was the genial host in the
Inc., Chicago, were the featured let board booth. Jerry debuted Sil-
nonbeis cf the firm's exhibit --the Gia-Boards. A series of six boards, they are nickel punch Glo-Jrck, Big Hit, Super Fives, dime play Glowing Cash and Citation, and 23-center Flashy Cull.
ver Bell, a bell machine stand type board with a simulated coin escalator to top off the bell touch. Three colu mns of pellets, released by players pushing a spring button at the too of each, total up winners by the color combination method, much like
Gam Sales Company, Peoria, IlL actual bell t' y. Other »diet num-
Was well represented ut the show by bers shown included 1000 Winners
Ira Michaels. Sa m George and and a Little Chief Fortune board.
Meurie Sax. New ticket ite ms were Dividends, n four-colu mn pad deal,
eack Money and sales manager
Pot 0 Gold, Double Play. Baseball «Bill Stone were among the boys Bingo and E-Z Pickin. AU featured doing host duty at the Consolidated-
the boo ming sectional play idea.... Container Corporation, St. Louis, exhibit. Some of the new nu mbers re-
leased from 2.3-cent play Treasure
Island, dime punch Pic Your State,
in ,Philadelphia which featured an array of minia-
ture auto licenses for each of the 48.
and 5-center Oh! La-La, a key chain
board. A huge salesboard face, with
cut-out space for a person's head.
its RA KE was set up before the booth. Bill
Stone did the photo taking chore
NOW Available la ree lea Ut Feetery Priced
whenever a visitor desired to be snapped with his head gracing the giant board ilustration.
ernment." J. Bond Smith, a Wa hington lawyer, representing the Hamilton Manufacturing Company, salesboard manufacturers of Minneapolis, asked the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee Thursday (1) to make certain that salesboards are not included in the legislation.
Smith reminded the com mittee that nth° a Department of Justice spokesmen at eerier sessions el the hearing (The Billboard, May 13) had testified that the Johnson ell was not intended to include salesboards, the Federal Trade Commisalon's spokes. mirs nevertheless had recommended that the bill be broadened specificaly to include salesboards. Smith then went on to cite court decisions, attorney generals' opinions and other findings to show that federal legislation of this nature is contrary to the constitution and would invite "confusion."
Smith's scholarly presentation of his subject in a heavily-authenticated brief consisting of 24 printed, singlespaced pages drew praise from three of the committee members when he concluded his remarks.
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Brothers had declared the FTC could not do.
Smith, who himself was associated with a federal agency which later beca me the FTC and who subsequently served as an attorney in the post office department prior to entering private practice in the nation's capital, described the history of sales-
boards as "a system of advertising and selling merchandise."
He said "the boards have been used for that purpose for over 40 years. The small merchandise manufacturer and the small retailer need that method of advertising to build up their businesses and to meet the competition of their big competitors, who have within their financial reach means of advertising not within the financial reach of the small manufacturers or retailers, such as magazine and newspaper space, billboards and the radio."
Commercial Benefits As examples. Smith cited how a neighborhood retailer can use a salesboard to offer a "fair chance" to customers to win acandy bar or other article of merchandise. The chance is ofered free, and if the customer fails to win "he is no worse off than he would have been if the board had not been on the counter," Smith said The board sti mulates trade and attracts customers, he said. Similarly, a manufacturer who wants to Introduce a new line of candy or some other new line ot goods can make arrangements with retailers along a similar course. Smith said. He went on to paint out that "some big competitors"' sought to stop that advertising and selling method after its use for many years. and the FTC "relied on the testi mony (See Attorney Hits on page 100)
Distributors of Coln-Operated
the Triangle sales tale to visitors
DISCOVER YOUR GOLD MINE Machines and Salesboards
were Jr- 7.14. general rnara"-r, and Jay Goldman, general sales man-
ager. Fir m also showed 15 boards
of the coin, money and merchandise
MAII. ON emutiE mer R E Y B Y
type
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Oft % 011IOLESALE
P It ICES ND fob 1.ers or Close Outs
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B L AC K H A W K B O A R DS JA R D E A LS writ. Sor list
Salentine Noselty C. Sewn. R·nd 24, Ind.
Gardner flr Co mpany. in its Chicago plant and showroo ms, did its 1950 onen house presentation "up brown." Visitors came in steadily and threatened to create standing room only conditions especially in
nob- the evenings. Hosting the event was
Saul Wyatt. Chas. « Leedv. Zoe bison. Jack Ilandelbai m. firm's Pennsylvania representative, and severe others. Talk of the Gardner show were the model hostesses. tasty buffets at noon straight thru to late evening hours, com munity sings, plant tours, liauid refreshments offered up by Howard fro m the private bar, special television entertain ment room live musical entertain ment on piano and accordion, and the new board rel
New Boards. Cabinet Debuted by Walters
CHICAGO, June 3.--A new back drawer and drawer lock was introduced on its coin-operated salesboard cabinet by the R. C. Walters Manufacturing Company, St. Louis. at the AC M MA convention in the Hots1 Sherman here this week. In addition, firm announced four new 1,000-hole boards, bringing its board line to 18 numbers.
New boards are the Big Fifty and Plenty of Cash, quarter play; Dollars for Dimes, dime play; Strike It Rich, nickel punch. and Play Color in all three play prices.
On hand at the booth were 1. C. Walters, Eddie Robert, Torn Langcaster and John FL Chaney.
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June .10, 1950
USED COIN-OPERATED MACHINES
Music · Vending · A musement · Has · Counter
ATTORNEY HITS
(Continued front page 99) of representatives of big competitors" even Uso "those who were against
FINEST
Only adverbse ments of Us ed Machines accepted tor publican., in tblo col mes.
RATE -12e a W ord
Mini mu m ;2
· that method were still prospering." Smith asserted that the method is in
IN THE
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good repute, with salesboards being used "at church bazaars and picnics, by various veterans' organizations,
COUNTRY
r. A.1 BARGAIN - M CC UE AND .CANI g..
prl'ers'edi Xi ml have 'yon
oeil? Mae Pode1,
IS N. Newgarel Awe., Chicago, CIL
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Front.; I Mir 1S'atrn Pace; Roe lof:1' 31e$'Coce : neck, I Sr Blue M t Pocket: make offer tor all or part er will embers.. for late _phone.
labor unions and lodges."
Charity Fund Ralson "These organizations find them of important practical use in their ef-
ARCADE OPERATORS - WE HAVE ID Gretchen Metal Tyner& rebuilt. s mati Mad
perfect; I M D M with tech machine. $175.
ac
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eBrydae naft
anti,,P.NS.an"g .Fiiteon.nds N*.. MC.a,lif.nr e·tdET
forts to raise money used by them for charitable and other laudable pur-
Celoithmb,f.or 1S,,,M. , Mu,, m.e.,,.ma,,,LIf,t.eo.aGnrdephseMs,,or..a. .,, ,, n ., s. ,,, e,, sp ., .1,,, b ,,. ,.. i/s , road Pops Arcade. M U M & Al.,
HOUSE CLE ANING -IS DUCK HUNTER BALL
Ou t Machnies, EIS saehi gearenteed et ell.e
unne4onte..42. Ad Little Dula
etz,ele.. Mr le. 133.
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m. m.....s ,1in3. dBepSloortt&;
poses," he said. "These people are better qualified to judge whether or not the use of the boards is immoral
CIGARETTE MACHE MS -THE BEST BUTS IN m ondlUonsd cigarette machines are at Ce
balance C.o.d. Vlore Sales. 132 Hensley Aye..
Ha milton. O.
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than are biased commercial concerns who want to handicap their smaller
Male write few detall. we MIT 150,1 c e&f.e.tbe mServimcbepCo.R.i M39p6t7nenPat.rriCsehntStr.e.d PlhceilnardaelnpghiAanc4.ouPtaa CIGARETTE MACHINES- THE REST BUYS IN
reconditioned Mgerette machine. are at ç.,. Irai; write for detail.; we 333 3.73 U,f,..77. sese hess se wseesse. Centrai p. p.*ng ens ue. So nic. Co.. 3037 Peril * SL. Philadelphia 4. Pa.
STA MP FOLDERS DIRECT M O M MANUFAC- competitors.
lures; low. low prices; Im mediate delivery; write ler price. and earned.. I. Schoenhaeh, 1145 Bedford Ave.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
"The primary being advertising
purpose and not
of boards ga mbling,
STA MP roLotas-tow AS 331 PER THOU.
sand; &re & from co metacturem Im medleit·
deliv ey, write for pri m end a mple. C. Gallo,
1120 W. 13th EL , Brooklyn. N. Y.
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they are in a somewhat diferent category from some of the other devices considered by the com mittee,"
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ffoorun·'dEe..r.
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DIGGERS- ELECTRO HOISTS. MUTOSCOPES. Roll Chute& Merchant men. Erlee. for cani4
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boards will malva the play on your direfflw beam* 1123 tech. Reliable Shuffleboard Co.. ISIS Irving Park RA.. Chivato. /11.
T M PACE SENIOR SARATOGA % W ME Smith said.
·
YOU., free ray tach ment. I 30 aMraectthien..a,nentA *,.'
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spe, cp . Imi-,-4,,,,,,, ,-,_ Lis a I. Mo.
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Referring to testi mony submitted by the Department of Justice and FTC at the hearing last month, Smith said the -FTC's spokesman admitted
that the attorney general was "right"
W URLITZER 1017 WITH (111) WIRELESS ie in not putting punch boards in the
$150; NRSufPfolretoS.h,ut.133$03.0e UinnieSaprelenteSuepderlikeShufnoflwe.; bill banning interstate shipment of
1/3 deposit. S. & W. ?Muir. A. M ...
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ambling devices. He said "the com-
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mission could hardly deny that the Department of Justice, this com mittee and the Congress are loaded with
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Smith further recalled that C onE. reas "has consistently refused to einet any such law" as the Johns on 17 ensure proposes. He pointed out It w similar measures inttoduced in li diferent terms of Congress since t e 66th Congress have failed to pass, ,3ith most of them dying in com mitte e.
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"Administration," he said, "would
require alarge police·force, numerous
ac ditional lawyers, and would load
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OPS SEE
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BANNER SUMMER
BIZ
On-Location Advertising Helps Most Locations Set as 1950 Fla. Op Build Play, Locations Season Gets Under Way; New
Equipment Lures Heavy Play PANA MA CITY. Fla., June 3. -- played with the firm's slogan, urde
Utilizing a colorful "public relations the glass of phonographs, pin games
card .' which quickly identifies the etc.. particularly where machines
operating co mpany with each phono- are new, shiny, and well kept, ha
graph, pin ga me. and other amuse- attracted a lot of attention from play ment devices on location, is a policy ers. and more important, has been
States Vie for Visitors With Special Celebrations
which has paid excellent dividends for Ji mmy Willia ms. head of Willia ms Novelty Co mpany, here.
Willia ms feels that operators who
the original point of contact with many store-owners desirous of obtaining machines fro m the Williams Novelty Company.
CHICAGO. June 3. -- With the Decoration Day week-end officially launching the su m mer season, operators of all types of coin machines in tourist and resort areas which play a major role in the profit picture during
do not place a card in the corner of the machine, or use such an inconspicuous one that it com mands little attention, are making a serious mistake. Such cards, pro minently dis-
Pro motion Value "There are at least a dozen locations where the fact that my card was large and readable, intrigued the tavern-owner, druggist or bar-op-
the year. are looking to one of the best seasons since the end of the war. As of this week, most operators in the vacation areas had completed their
license arrangements and had either set up or were moving equip ment to the resorts. Because of the expected increase in travelers this season (more cars are on the road than ever before) and with new areas opening up,
erator," Willia ms said.
operators in these areas 'are using
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The card which Wilia ms uses is 4 by 6 inches and is printed in heavy, black type, giving the name of the firm, address and telephone number. together with the slogan, The Best in Coin-Operated Equipment. Spotted in the lower left-hand corner of such pin games as Gottlieb's Select-aCard, and Rock-Ola's Shuffle Lane, the cards are "silent sales men" which pro mote good will in general and more specifically, lead to new locations.
Last Quarter Good
more new vending, music and amusement equip ment in these seasonal locations this year than has been the case for many years past.
The operator enthusias m for the co ming season co mes not only from all parts of the United States, but visitors to the AU-Industry Coin Machine Show here last week fro m Canada, Nova Scotia and Mexico were equally impressed. For exa mple, the Nova Scotia Lobster Carnival on July I and 12 has always been a drew far tourists, but this year ad-
Bally MINNEAPOLIS. June 3. -- Bill
(Sphinx) Cohen. of Silent Sales Co m-
Schedules COLU MBIA, S. C. June 3. --Indi- vance reservations indicate the turncations are that South Carolina coin out will be one of the largest since ops will have a banner re_sort business before the war. Canadian ops are
First pany, coin machine pioneer in this
territory, is planning to retire from business after 45 years, it was learned
Deliveries this season. So me ops feel, they may looking to a heavy influx of U. S.
even get back into the groove of visitors this.surn mer and report these
past lush years.
visitors, .already `well versed in coin
here this week. The ne ws caused the heaviest changes in the coin machine industry here in many years.
Of
Turf
Kings Most distributors in this area re- machines, make excellent custo mers port good business in the past three- for their machines while touring the month period. Jim Faulk, of F. A. B. provinces.
Signs pointing to Cohen's liquida-
here, is especially pleased with the Visitors to the Pacific Northwest
tion of his coin machine holdings and
CHICAGO, June 3. --Bally Manu- way his Wurlitter 1250 is moving.
are expected to spend so me $375,000.-
eventual retirement in "about ayear" facturing Company thru General On the routes, ops report they gun 000 during their stay in that territory
are these:
Sales Manager Jack Nelson an- feel the seasonal decline in many To- this su m mer, so me $25,000,000 more
(See Cotten To Chit*. page 19)
nounced this week production on a cations, but report the sum mer stands than the all-ti me high set last year.
new oversized replay pinball ga me are generally taking up the slack.
Additional recreational facilities have
Co met
Unveils which may be played as either a five
Arcades are still holding up. de- been set up thruout the area bounded
or one ball. It is called Turf King. spite the heat and loss of soldier by the Continental Divide and the
(See Bally Steeds on page 14)
Johnson 1950 Line of
Counter Units
CHICAGO, June 3. --Comet Indus-
trade, owners report.
(Ste Ore See Banner on page 121)
Bill Hearings End
tries, Inc., unveiling its new line of five counter ga mes during
·
the AC M MA-sponsored All-Industry
Justice Dept. Call Future of Show here last week, is now in pro-
duction on the units and delis-cri es
Big Future in Coin
sire being made, Ted Rubenstein, president, announced.
Units, which were one of the highlights of the show in the counter
ga me field, include the following models, all new:
The Co met, a non-coin operated unit featuring cigarette reels, 1 or 5-cent play, no coin chute, no cash box. Automatic payout tokens. Also available in coin-operated cigarette reels model in 1 or 5-cent play.
The Meteor, coin-operated, featuring fruit reels. I or 5-cent play, automatic payout tokens of various co mbinations redeemable for cash or merchandise. ALso available in noncoin-operated model.
Ciggy, 1. 5 or 10-cent play featuring fruit or cigarette reels, ball gu m vender with coin divider.
The Mite, t, 5 or 10-cent play, c:garette or fruit reels. Ball gu m vender. Hinged reward sign covers reels when not in operation. Unit has special refill door to permit servicing (refilling) by location. Has coin divider.
Favors
Changes
·
Melts. Down Under, Says Tex Morton
Attorney General's office
wants amusement games ont of Johnson Bill
·
W ASHINGTON, June 3. --The Depart ment of Justice Infor med the House Interstate and Foreign Com-
HOLLY WOOD. June 3. --Australia may get another coin machine operator if Tex (Ozzie) Morton, veteran outdoor show man, lines up anything while in the United States. Morton arrived here on what he said wits lia
merce Com mittee this week that it first real vacation in 18 years. He
favors a "clarifying" amend ment exempting "machines for pure amusement" from provisions of the Johnson Bill to restrict interstate transportation of ga ming devices.
plans to tour the nation, primarily in the interest of his shows but will keep an eye peeled for equipment that can be used to his territory.
The Justice Department's latest Vending equipment is practically
view was disclosed in a letter to Rep. nil at present in the country "down
Bill Unc·ertain 'House committee expected to rewrite definition of
"gambling devices" ·
W ASHINGTON. June 3. -- The House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com mittee, which yesterday (21 officially concluded public hearings on the Johnson and Preston bills to restrict interstate ship ment of ga ming machines, indicated here tol day that the future of the legislation is 'highly uncertain. Rep. Robert Crosser (D.. O.) chairman of the com mittee told The Billboard that he
Robert Crosser (D.. 0.). chairman of the co m mittee, who read the letter
under" despite a de mand for music machines. Morton declared. He could
hopes to convene executive sessions
the co m mittee in on the legislation
into the record Thursday (1) as hear- not re me mber seeing any kind of a "at the earliest opportunity." but he
ings resumed on the legislation after merchandise vender in his travels. pointed out that the co m mittee's
a lapse of three weeks.
Cigarette machines are out of the heavy press of other business makes
The letter, signed by Peyton Ford, question because o/ the scarcity of It "very uncertain as to just when the
assistant to the attorney general, the co mmodity, but apple. milk and executive deliberations can take
The King, 1, 5 or 10-cent play. stated:
peanut machines would make money place."
Five-reel poker play. Ball gum
"It has come to our attention thru for an operator. Marton believes.
It is generaly agreed that the
vender with coin divider.
(See Justice Department on page 121)
(See Coin Meets. on page 14)
(See Johnson Bill on page 120)
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M USIC MACHINES
Th e80lbentrd
CLEVE, .-CALIF. OPS
June 10, 1950
CONVENE
Rosy Outlook Info in Other Departments 800 Turn Out
Keys CPMA
Among the stories of interest to the coin machine industry to be found in other departments of this issue of The Billboard are:
For CMG's
Annual Meet
G- MEN JU MP DEALERS, DISTRIBS. U. S. dragnet snares eight Philly firms on alleged price fixing Probe may be national (Music Department).
MUZAK CUTS VINY DISK COSTS. The Muzak Corporation
Ladies' Night
reduces price of vinyl platters of all speeds (Music Department).
Discuss Ne w Speeds
PLATTERY REPS GO FOR DEEJAYS. A flurry of pacts are being inked by diskeries, with emphasis on oatune disk jockeys (Music Department).
Bay Area Firms Hosts
CLEVELAND, June 3.--Optimism
SMALL BUSINESSES M AKE UP AMUSEMENT INDUSTRY.
and a reafirmation of faith in the
According to Social Security records 82 per cent of biz is made up of
future of the music industry as a
small enterprises (General Department).
whole, dominated the Cleveland
RAINBO W TO SPARK WILLIA MS PRO MOSH. The didkery
Phonograph Merchants' Association
plans an all-out drive to push the Buddy Willia ms ork diskings
(CPMA) 1th annual contention at
(Music Department).
the Hollenden Hotel here Thursday (1). It was highlighted by a spirited
And other informative news stories as well as the Honor Roll of Hits. pop chart, and a special Billboard feature --two pages de-
businea. session, which explored op-
voted to new merchandising and mechanical developments in the
erating problems of national propor-
business --the Radio -Phono -TV section.
Uons, and a banquet which drew a
turn-away crowd in excess of 800
operators and guests, music machine
manufacturers and distributors, rec-
MAPOA Elects Officers ord representatives end recording
artists.
Led by CPMA President Jack
Cohen, the luncheon business dis-
For '50; Hold An. Banquet cussion was built around the com-
petition of local television ofered music operators in Ohio. and par-
DETROIT, June 3. -- Business of board under the "presidential pre-
ticularly .Cleveland. merchandising, delegates to the State meeting of rogative" in the by-laws.
record speeds, long range rental ex- the Michigan Automatic Phonograph periments. obsolete equipment and Owners' Association (MAPOA) was
Hold Annual Banquet Climax of the season for the
revenue averaees in key cities. At this session. Cohen, who also was convention chairman, was assisted by co-chairman Sanford Levine. James Ross and James Burke. and convention director, Sam Abra ms. Ross stated that the association had elected to counter the inroads of TV' by proving to the location owner that th: receiver should only be working for special events. and only when patrons request it. CPMA. Burke added, is also stepping up its ca mpaign to show that TV belongs in the home not on public location. This is being handled thru a double cartoon series which stresses the advantages of television in the home.
separated from the annual banquet this year, with the election of officers providing the principal activity, according to Roy W. Mason, business manager.
Morris Goldman. of the Morris Music Company, who has headed the
MAPOA was the annual banquet held the night before Decoration Day, giving everyone a chance to relax without worrying about early business hours the next day. The event was held for the first time at the Four Dukes Supper Club and drew a near-
association for some years. was again re-elected. Harry Norton. of the Lincoln Vending Company, was
capacity crowd that included operators, their families and friends as well as civic leaders.
elected vice-president, succeeding Ben Okum, of the Okay Vending
Irving MAPOA,
Ackerman, counsel for was master of ceremonies
Company, who retired because he is and introduced the guests of honor,
switching over to a position as a dis- including John Kozaren, chairman,
tributor for Mercury, making him and Harry Henderson, member,
ineligible. Edward Grodzicki. E and Michigan Liquor Control Commission;
A Music Company, was elected sec- Gerald K. O'Brien, Wayne County
eta ry-treasurer.
prosecuting attorney, and his assist-
As Cleveland video now stands. Cohen Eddie Clemons, of the Music Serv- ant, Nathan Kaufman; Nathaniel H.
explained, the main coverage is base- ice Company, and James Jeffrey, of Goldstick, assistant corporation coun-
ball, football, wrestling and other Jeff's Music Company, were elected sel of Detroit, and his associate, Paul
sporting events. At first it was be- to the board of trustees. while Marty J. Wieselberg; Louis Miriani, presi-
lieved that televising sports would Rice, of the Rice Music Company, dent, and Charles Oakman, member
(See ROSY OUTLOOK on page 14) was named by the pr ident to the (See MAPOA ELECTS on page 19)
OAKLAND, Calif., June 3. --Callforma Music Guild members, joined by State, county and city officials and music machine suppliers, staged their 1th annual Ladies' Night banquet and ball in the Leamington Hotel Bowl here Thursday night Cl). With nearly 800 in attendance, five automatic phonographs and 46 other items were awarded as door prizes.
Hosts for the evening were the various distributing firms in the bay area. R. F. Jones, of the R. F. Jones Company, Seeburg distributors for San Francisco, donated a 100-record Select-o- Matic and the su mptious buffet dinner. The machine was awarded Bill Re mington; Marysvile operator. G. G. Silla won the A. M. I., donated by Walter Huber, San Francisco, and J. Peskin Company, Los Angeles. The Wurlitzer from Deices Osborn went to Roger Novelty Company, Salinas: the Rock Ola from George Murdock & Associates, San Francisco, to L. A. T. Soldeen, and the Evans from Golden Gate Novelty Company to E. & F. Music.
Tickets for the phonographs were given as an acknowledgment of a 820 contribution to the general activities fund. The money received from these ducats will be used by the organization for public relations, charities and a radio broadcast that is scheduled to start soon. The 48 other items were courtesy awards, with everyone participating in the dra wing.
SOO Members
Lee Spear, vice-president, paid tribute to George Miler, president and treasurer. Miller also is the president of the Music Operators of America. Spear told the audience that the association was formed in 1934 and this was followed by a di-
Coin
Tele
Activity
in L. A.vision In Fresno the next year. Today the California association has nearly 500 members and embraces aterritory from the Oregon line south to th· Kern County line. Miller took over to welcome sorne
of the distinguished guests. Theme
included Mayor Clifford Richell and
Distrds, Ops Make Hay Via Pay-See Sets
Conamiesiotis Average 15 %
LOS ANGELES June 3. -- Coin.. operated television sets, which began to roll off the production lines locally only a short time ago, are going strong and bringing new blood into the operator field. AI least three distributors are ofering these sets and an Eastern manufacturer has established ot West Coast ofice.
With seven television stations citerne approximately 60 hours of progra m, daily, operators are reported busy installing seta in mix, bowling' alleys, hotels, motets and allied spots. However, the nu mber of music machine operators moving into the field
(See COIN TELE on page 19)
·Traveling Display
INDIANAPOLIS. June 3.-- Southern Automatic Music Company here has added a new traveling sales display designed to bring the mountain to Mohammed. A truck, designed especially for the firm, allows for a full display of the AMI line, including a Model C phonograph, wall boxes, speakers, hideaways, etc.
Under the supervision of George Burch and Herman Perkins, the truck will travel to remote sections of the territory ,overed by the distributor, and an, with only a few minor con.ections, give an on-the-scene
monstration ter operators. Firm oficials se, initial re ,ponse to the "Traveling Salesnan" truck has been excel'ert. 3perators say it saves them time. mid they can save a trip here and still get their new equipment as needed.
T& LAppointed wife: Larry Marvin. Sacramento local: James Quinn and wife, board of equalization: Harry Bartel, board
Wurlitzer Rep of supervisors and Police Chief Leslie Lyon. Orrin Tucker, who is playing an engagement at the Clare-
In 3-State Area mont Hotel in near-by Berkeley. mode an appearance. Entertain ment included a floor-
NORTH TONA WANDA, N. Y.,
(See CMG on page 14)
June 3.--Appoint ment of T & L Dis-
Huber Distrib tributing Company, Cincinnati, as dis-
tributor in that territory was an-
nounced this week by Ed R. Wurgler, general sales manager of the phonograph division, Rudolph Wurlitzer
In New Quarters
Company. T & L, which will main-
tain complete parts and service de- SAN FRANCISCO. June 3. --The
partments as well as showrooms for Huber Distributing Company, hanthe 1250 at its headquarters at 1321- dling AMI and other coin 'machine
23 Central Parkway, Cincinnati, will . products in Northern California, this
cover 20 Ohio counties, 7 Indiana week moved from its Emeryville.
counties and 12 in Kentucky.
Calif.. offices to new headquarters at
T & L office in Cincinnati is man- 118 Howard Street here.
aged by Leonard J. Goldstein, who Walter A. Huber reported the move
has been a distributor  coin ma- had been made to better serve operchines for the past 15 years. He said ators in the territory covered by the the firm's headquarters are now be- firm. The new quarters include
ing remodeled and the showrooms en- showrooms and service facilities and larged in order to display the Wur- · complete parts department. It Is
litzer line. Trained service personnel located in the vicinity of leading rec-
also will be stationed at the offices. ord wholesalers.
June 10, 1950
The
1.1.C111.NES 103
A Clean Grill!
A clean machine always makes ore money! One of the outstanding features of the "C" is its new plasti grill, fresh as asunny morning, new as the next
tick of your watch. Take aswipe at it with ada mp cloth and ifs as clean and bright as the day it was shipped fro m the factory. How different fro m the old fashioned grill cloth that collects dust and dirt and advertises the age of the machine like gray hairs on the hu man head!
If any "C" grill louvers ever need replace ment, they can be installed inexpensively and with great ease and speed. This clean, plastic grill is the only one on any modern juke box Without a clean grill you simply can't have a clean machine!
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General Offices and Factory: 1500 Union Ave.. S. E. Grand Rapids 7, Mich. Brench 011ke. 134 N. LaSalle Si., Chicago 2,
104 MUSIC MACHINES
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June 10, 1950
A Lot Extra, Every Way, To Give You a Lot More ...
Always!
EV ANS* 1950
20 RECORD. 40 SELECTI ON
CONSTELLITION
Record Revie ws
(Continued fro m page 37)
ARTIST
TUNES
LABEL AND NO.
COMMENT
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!us M e Shies 414 m, a 11t 10111 ambler, Steuggles raieently with wordy lyric as Canden and son. at As reenters ¡sou°, out Pe Dlvielam classe
M a de Leaf Rag Ralph S marm brilliant taritint· Pleante and I An. ento mb FIC1100 Make in asking side weth some tomeneretal .551bIlittee.
Our Love Story The sweet-tengeres English death don her usual high-
trade job shre · pretty, sin« ballad 'P .A . bof
ligenk".
I Never Kne w I Loved You
tb e mete,. 1 tii, Sent.11.1tal bail ad and W u
Lynn's heliogeof rendition.
Love I.
a Sang
The Mg art egrobea an * mire smelev e.vetiatsre
treatment to a delbettul meetly. Geed ili.t salon
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Hol m Kati Efligtire INM concert nil hang« reeld.nre alleete ,s I rid, gay bA-1·7 mtt. M.
teille
RM-9a1 Ammen to the prornhino 19. rh ea, novelty middli m cute, but eoesn't have the move nf torn peletive ermlent.
Sani's Sows
Team st tet casual be thie meelty that i been making e relle stn. Lackadalsical tmetreent lacks snap.
M y Drea m Nett> gd meable side suttee from faNdulaer mcordmg. Don't Stop No w Novell, ewe n reedy * in t.... elmee Style, wIth >royal meal. Same lfeles tire, however.
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SOIMItedsieli at the fed of the Rainbo w turn" oeOrteeneey tune re tacked out en mionterl tattle, sy 1w An. 5,5 mb warble, Orming Is height and barb,.
Let's De It Agate Similar stuff aith /Feet. . Oiling ant .. .mean% by Jame, · tetchy bd, retailing the norsiCal tastes al Ore '201.
M arianne mug rou e am lb, termer ID warbler *es great ONINOt it . %le mony team on the obirrarbromet ballad Semblre enure NeeP'.
So meHnse On· mnao eat fol ., he pattern el tbe original To wns CarNe deo m but adds ./1 Mectie soprano NMI * . Intanatlen altos mar the total effort. lam
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r riume 10, 1950 3`
I Record Reviews
The Billboard
'MUSIC MACHINES 105
Cleveland Music Notes
AR TIST LABEL AND NO. TED STRAETER
MGM 10725
KIRBY STONE QUINTET
10721.
VICTOR YOUNG ORK
Cocoa 27044
MICKEY DEL AND SKINNER
Command 5025
KAY BRO WN-THE STATION HOUSE IA = BAND
Mercury 5427
MINDY CARSON (Henri Rene 0110 Victor 30 -255!
DINAH WASHINGTON (H. Zimmerman O W
Columba 38837
UNE NELSON IVfrgIu Islanders)
»lam 502g
)0 STAFFORDPAUL WESTON
Capitol 1053
NAT (KING) COLE
haltol 101d
KEN GRIFFIN
Columina US) 1441
EDDIE "PIANO" seMIeLLmERsoyli
TUNES
At the luncheon meeting, Presi- ally. .. Ed Rataiacic. A MI official, dent Jack Cohen na med every me m- was supposed to have been on hand
CO M MENT
ber and guest present, including firm but instead was running back and na me and home city as he intro- forth between a Chicago hospital for
duced each, a me mory trick for a look at his three-day-old son. The
POPULAR
Fear, Free
Breezy Arlen Mercer Lie nos "Petty Girl
tl.ck
gets the same leathery ghat and piano treatment el Streeter'. 'West Beautiful Girl in the Meld."
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which he is famous.... Morris Gin- Ratajacks have been married 16 sert, Cleveland Coin Machine Ex- years. change and AMI distributor, was Ji mmy Ross says that the Cleveamong the banquet guests. .,.Viz- land Shuffleboard Congress is still gi ma Holco mb, association secretary, active and he expects to have leagues
An attractin show item .n
melee.
did her usual top job of handling running over the su m mer. .. Mrs.
I Could Write a Book
Fin, sophisticated song reap the Rodgers ana Sled
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late banquet arrivals from out of Jack Cohen. who also is a songtown, tho this year she was really writer, was on hand with her attrac-
"Pal Joey" eon, gets tasty meet, dance treatment
snowed under with the overflow tive daughter.... Minh Wedewen,
`ere.
crowd.
Northern Music, Inc., introduced Ed·
I'll Get Myself a Choo Chao Train crria,..es w. thy! . ditty IS Seringheard fer »me
runeas satire tort Sammy Kaye, Baby Smoke are j.mmy Ours ..
Arithmetic
A "Build a DanMlow' type shalea.r pmedes anat., Mata. side far th bright little gang.
The Third Man Theme
The zither let has been bested up with a lye, This smooth vocal.ork version Gould open a modeat new merket.
Mona Liu
As au the nee, Don Sherry stile gamint with aeinno Seneitive tune it climbing ea King Cole's union, and this disking mold score et a smaller scale.
IKnow IGot More Than My Share tIe Van and karenck.style duo hes re`unected man
attractioe turn-ol·the·cent , meter' ,
l'in Goan. Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter
letter beat and zingier barman, on this strenyer vocal presence would hoe 'wiped.
teazle'
The me Vaud, does a cola-as-pie lob with the coy hunk et material which was Mooduced In · washer Connie Hahn m ean.
A-Raze -A-Ma -Tase
Gal does a Te ma Brewer en the contened raetinse novelty. Catchy, lively side
IWish. IWish
.Cand, and Cabe gal ohms a Ilveiy little nohlty with ,ir.lar lilt and cheer, lyric.
I'm Bashful
Another folksy little warelty, t.his one leaturied a cemenatiesial tuba. Could Pere for · West enlisted
Still Get aThrill
The on-and-cornIng refloat ballad tots a warm, tad, reael,rd by Dinah and group. Gould be he 't il., t·ine treats.
Simple Melody
Thnnh glees th Berlin reveal a zoom try in a dabbed duet outil insult. Interesting jodr fare.
Why I Rua
Messina calypso In the authantic style. Moseity could
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Franicie Mullen not only performed during the foot-show, but also played some dinner tunes. Frankie rushed back from a fourday honey moon in New York to be on hand for the Cleveland doings. ...Among the guests making the longest trips to Cleveland were E. J. Stuber, San Francisco, and Gerardo Sarnpedro. Havana operator.... The Decca Cleveland reps at the cocktail party were Bill Green. Bill Richter and Ed RusselL ... Dave Braun, Regal Record Corporation, left the banquet floor and drove to Detroit. Earlier Thursday (I) he was doing business in Pittsburgh.
Among the Permo stafers on hand were John J. McFadden. division manager who resides in Columbus, O. Ed Kenney. Kenney's Amusement Co mpany, attended the show with Mrs. Kenney and Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Bill Presser. Kenney is a noted hunter and is a regular at Huron, S. D.. in October when the Pheasant season opens. . . . Meyer
A. Wurgler and A. D. Pal mer. Wurlitzer execs, to several operators from the Cleveland area. Palmer is confident that Cleveland will be one of the brightest spots for the new Wurlitzers Both had to wait until Friday (3) to catch a plane for North Tonawanda. N. Y.... Lee Dixon may be back in the Cleveland picture before long.... Barn Abrams handled the introductions of distinguished guests at the banquet. He was director of the convention.
Joe Davis, whose "In the Valley of Golden Dreams" was picked as the July Hit Tune, says he really enjoyed being associated with the "Daddy's Little Girl' song because it made so many kids happy. . . Blue Barron not only took an active part in the floorshow but actually was the host for the cocktail party. Blue is fro m Cleveland and couldn't be more popular here even if he were playing with the Indians and leading the American League in hit ting.
Marcus and son, Arthur. sat with
Joe Davis and Bob Houston at the banquet. Arthur says the bar box
Witià
biz is going strong. He has the Encore line. . . Roy Clason. Detroit, could not get away for the biz session but was around when dinner WPS served.... M ax Galleon. Capitol v.-p., was in five major camnaigns in the European theater of
T r--us TONE ARM Especially Designed too WURI.ITZER and SEIS MIC PHONOGRAPH:
.s à o·oulfiern brea m'
World War I. High point however,
was the Potsda m Conference where
he hobnobbed with ouch notables es
Ji mmy Byrnes. Ed Pauley, etc. He
ass they all treated him like roy-
Toli ma ind Tone
·he go in rhythrn.blues
No Clothes On
Rum!, dancers can uso ti, 5 ene, thin the tiros ere
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Aids Kids
Control Asse mbla No Reamed W eer. Ne tnenteh, Law n Life
too Slue tor leek play.
tometline
With piano neatly interhaving Warns Inane ·Irau-
snerei," Urja S. tr.ngs her sweetest sVeleseering Hope." tones to bear en the pretty ballad re .l, aromas a
then erersed with the gal f-^fn. , the classic loathe,.
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No Other Love
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ye w, is g Grogin der.yatan. Ladl, conceptfon
CHICAGO, June 3.--Listeners to the I6 1/2 -hour Cerebral Palsy Telethon conducted by colu mnist Iry Kupcinet over TV station WBKB here last Saturday and Sunday heard a familiar na me announced by disk jockey Ernie Simon early in the drive for
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A Little Bit Independent Another would. h revival gets an express ., ilau, inyvyn.i satin by lia!, h.e trio, and a gel YouV
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Martin. record distrib, who services many of the music machine ops In this area as well as thru
48 TUNES 24 RECORDS
Should ht some action.
five Midwestern States.
I'll Never Say Never Again
brunt bounce ditty, a big ht ,n tri ear, .305, s,pf.dly len attract., ,are.
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Simon. stationed or State Street during the drive for funds, reported that Martin. who
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Fine Berlin waltz oldie Is played in perfect dance
tempo by the organist, TO P.p...a. yellow should be · steady luke standard.
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did not want to appear on the show, or even to have his name mentioned, had actually cleaned. out his wallet and given the con-
eitee
Are You Lonesome Tonighu?
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tents to the drive.
Lentille wety old,e--this one ereedy a big revisal ea Oise Berron's shaing--shauld de business In thos insteurrental go.
tart Canoodl. Cane*
Another ad.t.rray Miller silting of Welt, Doh
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Before the day was over, operators, along with other Chicagoans. had chipped in 9250.000 to aid the stricken children.
Protects you AGAINST OBSOLESCENCE
heart ann inlectiousness. Tune is catchy tina hardly
warte.heati h.
VICTOR YOUNG ORK
Deena 27035
Tim Lonesomest WhIstle
Unelsenguished e we, of · new, lam chill., d.lt,
Sam's Song
Young, le a pop efort, makes a sinwle. tasty slicine of this growt h bounce ditty with wee , grouts hd ark O.. ea nest',
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VURLITZER 1015
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GORDON JENKINS ORK
Rp m 27031
Driftin' Down the Dreamy 01' Ohio
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A 1,1t ,to new dld fashioned /rani is &feed to a
My. Sweep.ng ors.clwres melting.
Blue Sails
tenu dl·aara establishes a lush, WY ieyed with e neat walter-and.voices Rest [bona blend. Time Is a a.ta »die. First chorus could set this biscuit.
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Pretty, subdued, moody Jenkins' ambient et a but Pgionselabt, hart ad spas ·pad U M Ra ma
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The Billboard
June 10, 1950
CANDY MEN SWEETEN KITTY
Promosh Up Pop-Stinguisher 'Need for Unity, of Purpose,
As Biz $'s Slip Lower
McKINNEY, Tex., June 3.-- Proving that carbonated soft drinks can be a real safety item in addition to a tasty thirst quencher, Clifton Igo, manager of the Dr. Pepper warehouse here, tells this tale: Making de-
Effort Stressed at NA1VIA's Oakland Tri -Regional Meet
liveries recently, he noticed an
2,000 at NCWA Meet
NE W YORK, June 3.-- With candy »les dipping from last year's billion. dollar volume at the wholesale level. competition among manufacturers to offer greater value, more promotional aids and to accom modate special sales channels, such as venders,
auto on fire. The fire department arrived to find the blaze extinguished --Clifton had grabbed acouple of bottles from his truck, removed thi caps, shook them to generate gas, and played the strea m of pop on the car.
Gordon, Richardson Get Region XI Posts
OAKLAND, Calif.. June 3.--Need for unity of purpose and effort in the vending machi ne industry was stressed at the tri-regional meeting of the National Automatic Merchandising Association (NA MA) here yesterday (2). With Region XI hosting
Regions X and XII, the regionaires officially met Arthur C. Dudley, association's newly appointed Western representative. Jack Gordon, Glenn Rowe Cigarette Service, San Francisco, was named chairman, and Ralph Richardson, Candy Venders, Berkeley, co-chairman of Region XI,
seems due for sharpening.
and Ed Stanton. General Venders, Los
This was made clear at the convention of the National Candy Whole-
Spacarb Distribs Take On salers' Association (NC WA), which
attracted almost 2,000 persons to the Com modore Hotel here this week to attend business sessions and to view
Mils Coffee Vender Sales over 90 exhibits.
Trade spokesmen noted that almost al producers were now turning out bars at prewar weights. There was little chance of adding to the retail price of the traditional 5-cent bar in the predictable future, they said,
NE W YORK, June 3.--Ike Houston, Spacarb oificial, and Bert Mills, the Bert Mills Corporation, Chicago, jointly announced that as of Thursday (1) Spacarb became a non-exclusive distributor for the Mills hot
With the announcement of the new
line, Spacarb also reported the expansion of its sales representation. New representatives are Maurice Baruch, Maurice Spillane, H. I. Hag-
Angeles, was re-elected for the second year to head Region X.
Robert D. Kerley, Allied Automatic, Inc., here presided at the all-day session in the Victory Room of the Lea mington Hotel. He conducted the meeting in the absence of Ja mes winute. Canteen Service, Inc.. San Francisco. Kerley, a former Region XI chair man, welcomed the NA MA-ers, and got the meeting started with reports on West Coast legislative problems.
Davre Davidson. Davidson Bros.,
altho 10-cent sellers were thought to have cut themselves a permanent
coffee vender. Mills' Coffee
Bar venders will be
maier, Jerry Le Bede, Ja mes Hosier and J. B. Carpenter. New distribu-
Los Angeles, a new member of NA MA's board of directors, spoke for
niche in the over-all market.
sold nationally by Spacarb to all tors are E. L. Granger, Kans u City. Region X and told the group that
A problem clinic, scheduled to take operators, not only to operators of Mo.; Harvey Smith, Atlanta, and
(See NEED FOR on page 108)
up vending yesterday (2), failed to Spacarb equipment, it was stated. Eugene Bryant, Greenville, S. C.
Set Up Wilhite discuss this phase of merchandising, Mills said that his firm's distributors Spacarb's seven established dis-
as it bogged down in a lengthy con- would continue to handle the ma- tributors and remaining sales repre-
Company in Chi ference on fair-trade practices. With chine also on a non-exclusive basis, sentatives, along with thou newly
NC WA officially on record as sup- with the exception of four Southern named, will handle the Mills vender porting minimum sales price agree- States, where an exclusive coverage along with the Spacarb line, it was
ments, conferees sought methods of would be in effect.
stressed.
sti mulating new pacts and enforcing price structures at the retail level.
In informal discussion, jobbers were urged to keep separate from
(See CANDY MEN on page 109)
Reps To Sel
SuperVend Sales Delivering; Patent Suit Settlement Made
CHICAGO, June 3. Formation of the Wilhite Co mpany here was announced this week by Hollis S. Wilhite, president, and Andrew H. Wile hite, sales manager. Firm, with offices at 512 N. LaSalle Street, win market nationally a three and fivecolumn penny bulk vender manufactured by W. G. Parrish, Inc., Chicago.
DALLAS. June 3. -- With produc- won adecision which held the Super
The company plans to set up and
tion stepped up to 50 machines per Vend unit violated the mixing patent sell complete, operating routes of
KInoffNeewe KArienasg Keep Two Distribs
NE W YORK. June 3. --Indeveo. Inc., which recently acquired manufacturing and sales rights to the Koff» King machine (The Billboard, May 20), outlined marketing plans this week calling for use of sales representatives rather than new distrib-
New Ice Cream utors. Two established distributors
will be retained, according to Alexandre Zvegintzov, vice-president, but
day, three-drink SuperVend cup beverage machines are moving out again to operators, spokesmen for Texas SuperVend and of SuperVend Sales Corporation said this week.
Last Monday (29), Judge M. M. Miller and his associates from Texas SuperVend met with I. H. Houston in the New York offices of Spacarb, Inc., to arrange for a szttlement in a patent action which Spacarb had brought against SuperVend.
Mixing Drink Feature The lawsuit involved the "mix-adrink" principle featured on Spacarb drink units and covered by patents of the Frosti-Drink Corporation, Spacarb'e patent holding subsidiary. In district court, pallas, Frosti-Drink
An injunction, to stop the sale o SuperVend equipment from infring Mg upon this patent, accompanied the decision.
SuperVend appealed the decision., but this week agreed to drop the appeal and snake a settle ment with Spacarb interests in order to expedite the shipment of equipment
Settlement Freebie » The provisions of the settlement Included: 1. Texas SuperVend agreed to pay a sum of $48,000 to Spacarb interests. A spokesman for SuperVend said that $6,000 had already been paid on this amount and the remainder would be paid monthly over a period of two years. 2. A locking device has been built
penny equip ment in all sections of the country. Currently, sub-distributors are being appointed for some areas, with sales representatives for others.
Price of equipment, with mini mu m nu mber required to set up a going route, was not made known. However, it was stated the per unit price was co mpetitive with that of similar new equipment sold "in operation."
In addition to the first two penny models, the three-colu mn M-900 and five-column M-500, Wilhite shortly will introduce one and two-colu mn nickel venders for bulk merchandise.
Vender by S& S new territories will be developed thru
representatives, email ta be na med. Thurston-Dunn, Inc., of Providence.
Ninth Divisional R. I, handles the coffee vender in all
New England States except Connecticut. That State is covered by the
Office IsOpened A. & G. Distributing Corporation, of
New Haven. At the same time. Zvegintzov de-
By Cole Products clared the company will offer Koffee
King operators a package supplyservice, making available frozen concentrate, cups and liquid concentrate from a single source. The service va a described as being available at the operator's option, leaving machine purchasers free to obtain supplies fro m other sources.
He also said a pilot operation will soon be set up in the New York area under the name of Servo-Chef, Inc. Managed by Indeveo executives, it will serve as a proving ground for new service techniques.
CHICAGO, June 3.--Cole Products Corporation, manufacturer of the Cole-Spa three-flavor cup vender, this week announced the opening of anew divisional ofice in Milwaukee. The office, ninth of its kind to be opened by the firm, will be managed by Ben Alberta, formerly president of Albert Wholesale Grocers, Inc., and sales manager of Selectric Sales Co mpany.
Ofices are located at 223 East Detroit Avenue, Milwaukee. Albert Cole it president of the firm,
into all new SuperVend production
to prevent the mixing of drinks once a customer has deposited his coin. SuperVend spokesmen said this locking device was placed on all machines produced after the Dallas court issued its Injunction.
SAN JOSE, Calif.. June 3.--The S & S Vending Machine Company, manufacturer of ice vending equipment here, has announced development of an automatic ice crea m machine. The unit, offering three-flavor
S. A written warning will accom- selection and a 61-pint capacity,
pany each SuperVend unit, telling stands eight feet high and is six feet
the purchaser that re moval of the wide and 10 feet long.
locking device would constitute a Selectivity is accomplished by three
violation and make the violater sub- separate conveyors, each with a 61-
ject to court action.
pint capacity. Officials state the
SoperVend Saes Not Invoked
The patent action was brought
against Texas SuperVend, Judge
Miller and his associates. The Super-
Vend Sales Corporation, Chicago company headed by Mike Hammergren to handle national sales of the
three-drinker, was not involved in
the action.
·
vender is waterproof, has walls 10 Inches thick and redwood fiber insulation. An operating temperature of 10 degrees below zero is maintained by a one-half horsepower compressor. Also included are an inside waterproof light, time clock and exterior floor light. A multiple coincontrol switch permits the use of any combination of nickels, dimes or
(See SuperVend on page 109)
quarters.
J u ne 10, if%79
The Billboard
VENDING M ACHINES
107
·Spacarb Philly
I WRITE FOR CATALOG Cup Mach. Service
I
On Bulb V edeT e rcetchandlee,
BUBBLE BALL CU M
Firms in Merger
n in et In Ilse. Crewe Jack {rand
enth colored center.,
e.
gas
P HI L A D E L P HI A, u rne 3. -- Merger
10 in fl. er mere
21.11
of the S pacarb P hiladel phia C o mpany
1
CHAR MS
Plon k Char m, mnall, 1,000
OM
8Metal Colored Char m., email, 1,INR Pla n k Char m.. laree, 1,000 Coi ner L Nickel, In n, 1.11110
a Tay %Vetches. 2 ores.
· Shane Sat We ns, 1 stele
AU in S&AeOl xis 1.9d
I and the C u p M achine Ser vice C orporation has been a nnounced. S pacarb
I is a P ennsylva nia corporation, w hile
C up M achine w as origi nally incor-
porate d in the State of D ela ware, and
· n
w as located here at T uli p and P al mer
',Nap Car' Button., 1,0011 1 Plastic Colored R m., 1,000
STANDS
230 I
Streets. S pacarb has offices at 1217
M arket Street. T he na me C up
M achi ne
Service
All eteel -elu ménorn finNh. Ne
n ne te add sand,
ce ment,
etc. Reidy far le ntiens. We lts
I/ lb..
C orporation will be retained. Its of-
fices at T uli p and P al mer Streets will be contin ued, with the registered of-
$ 2. 9 9 e ac h
fice of the corporation in D ela ware
we ara factory di arlauta n S. ell Radin. m.kee of VE NDI NG M AC HINES.
VICTOR 5$ ALL CHAR M VENDOR
locate d at 1007 M arket Street, W il-
m i ngton.
T he articles of m erger, filed u nder
I the provisions of P ennsylva nia 's busi-
i ness m erger la w, w ere filed with the D e part ment of State of P ennsylvania
2-Key . M ay 22.
I
Coin
Machine
The mo wed. ea ,
"'..l:.i.e,:n.:fe4r7,..v:e.na-
1·r y ·1 eiollc
MILock
Set
by
Deuttech
vendind has any
one in e< IIIn·
C H IC A G O
. June
3. -- Deutsch L ock
.. 1. SE ne.h I C o m pa ny, Inc., H a m mond, Ind., in-
g " m.e..n""' ei"nr n..-.r.ti.
PI.. .N....te r n.
troduced a ne w d ual k ey C oin M a-
chine
S pecial
loc k
d uring
the
""'"°' "" "ti"'e"" u unli mited irati· s m., end has opened terse st fhpusa nd· der ne w location..
A C M M A sho w last w ee k. It per mits si m ple m aster- keying, easy resetting. M aster key u nloc ks counter cl ockwise, w hile the nor mal key o perates clock wise, J ules D eutsch, official,
*'S"te% .s$1u 3n.10 ."ea.1"n e e ." :(:" Sii e V:. All ether Victor me nl. on Mind evadable her Im mediate delivery.
IVidory Basketball Game'
Plenty et
action -
I
return sail
re-ts
er le play.
Re.I Money
Maker,
With,
%Vide
In OWN,
I moavrelrantINeeNdfreuNle free
pointed out. W hile either key operates the independentl y of the other, m aster key w ill u nlock every
loc k the
loc k
(of the ne w desig n) w hich the operator installs; the 'nor mal " key, w hich m ay be retai ned by locations if so desired, will operate onl y the
one lock for w hic h it is tilted. T his
eli mi nates the carryi ng of extra keys
by service men. T oo, should a m aster key be lost, a ne w tu mbler m ay be installed in each lock (at 17 cents
per lock). In lots of 100 with eight keys each,
the C oin M achine S pecial lock costs
$ 3 2.50 RA
11
1. DEPOSIT O N ALL 0111261.11
77 cents: price gra duates u p to 81 par loc k with t wo keys for orders of 24 or less.
PARKWAY MACHINE CORPORATION É
715 Inter St.
neein are 2, MO. ,
ADVANCE
WE'VE GOT...
TOPPER
Victor's Terrific Vender
21-A · Unit-C
STICK GUM and MINT VENDOR
Arnett .' nave caper lectures and a
lo w pia . that on able, you lo clear cost ol m achine in o m atter ol o te n a . . Packed and .old 4 to c m 143.00 Case in Lois cl 1 in 5 cases. Furth . disc on orders al more than 5 cases. Cant . , us ter lull d ead.
Birmingham Vending Co.
540 2N D A VE.. P4. BIR MI N GH A M 4, AL AS A MA
Angola ,
M ONE Y
M AXIS Vends stick suns.
eackse· Son, m -nrs, oer-
fu me, cli mbs. m ech.. and
men, other ite ms a . ..
a .. Typical Atirenc· Hurd,' cen Wruciion With fermata.
At15·050 coin de n coe ene
Window te sho w products.
hion.3.4" s,ne and
de n. Pleat met·I
finished in
ane· ena mel.
·yanebl. no, 1, 0, It er
10
III mecheni uns. O R DER TODAY!
J. SCHOENBACH
DISTREI UT 0115 OF A DV A NCE
VE NDI N G M AC HI NES
16471 4dferd Ave ,13rneklyn 25 N. Y.
IT'S SENSATIONAL 'HE NEW ACOEN Se
ALL CHAR M VENDOR
irri merl ete Del ,very
RAKE
COIN MACHINE EMI. 4-1 Spring ddddd St.
Phi ndelphiee It Pa. 1.0 mbard 2,21111
EXCL US WESI O RI GI NALS/
Imported CHARMS d NOVELTIES
Sia n thern en I mad dad, Is your ma. thInes - Mbar nentethIne different Meet eaelellea, ne w Oferati am, nevellief no fine la m hest
SPICI ALI
laarldlne handleelnled Velar. rut RI NGS -adio Nable te any
child'. linger.. Add
lc
eN1rn·t·d
cost ell·JJ
antra . refunded
0.
WRITE to be placed on our mailing list
INTERNATIONAL VENDING MACHINES SUPPLY
01 111.1
SAN FRA keller n, C·L IF
te' Tee« Putet SENSATION
T he A tlas M i dget V e ndor, e ne w profit se nsatio nl A real opport u nity no o perator can affor d to pass u p. C h - ck these P L U S feat ures; very little servici ng: tits A L L locatio ns, the o nl y good ve n dor on the m ar ket at such a rock· botto m price.
D on't m iss the year's biggest op port u nity --order toda y.
Selesowen and °l ard/retort - Wrote N O W
'MANUFACTURING AND SALES CORP.
M
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.e(91S2T5.
1/220 TRISRETT RD . DEPT. gro CLEVELA ND lI. OHI O
The NE W ACORN
ALL CHAR M VE N D O R
Here is the perfect follow . is the Is m... Acorn All-PurPoot Vendee. De signed Co sell. and all. and all. it he. urdiroited possibilities and arena to w or tnousandi or ne w la mina ». Certain to product t. Dispose preen tlar,sstet tell.
ORDER TODAY! C·naplota Delo n. eR Request
1411 Knightsbridge Avenue MFG.E0.:INC. Culver City, California
111111111ffelb fer.
'dories are WIII ea.., W rit e, wire, anon. M. J. dddddON Gen. Sale. Mee.
INS fifth Ave. Pittsburgh, Pe.
·Tlerels 1 170 - 0.1
Pe nal< Ce nt IN N, AAAA AAORS
VE N DI NG SUPPLY CO
1023 S. Orange, Les ·neeles Il, Call,
MR. OPERATOR!
DID YOU KNO W?
There ere let. used or rebuilt I'ICT O R MACHINES offered than any other make.
DID YOU KNO W?
Thatyou can buy fOP P E R es low as $10.00 in lots of 100 or more.
DID YOU KNO W?
Tea can buy 100 TOP P E RS for lets ontley of each than You would expect to pay for 25 other maehines.
BETTER W RITE FOR TI ME PAVIIENT PLAN'
ROY TORR
LANSDO WNE. PA.
108 VENDING MACHINES
The Billboard
June 10, 1950
doP miVICTOR'S AMA/I116 NEW
TOPPER
Ili Need
for
Unity
of Purpose
*dal Arne Men
141 toppers
PL US 11 I 10 Ball
e.'17.°;«11'..1"4"
.An1, for
S5000
Stressed at NAMA Meeting
(Continued fro m page 106)
of per machine legislation and secur-
terlth pl ou c Me ereel II
U MW
one-third of California's municipali-
I Double U M, fem ., with Plastic 0 tels ·s i
ties had per machine taxes. Going
GPLuUmS PLUUS U11S0Can.de1 PL US 1000 C . .. .
deeper into the tax proble m, he declared that the personal property tax,
S36.00 1 :. ia '
I rile Una Tepper
especially in Southern California, was exceedingly high. With a peti-
w elt Nand, · a ·1 ç 91·0 0. PLUS MIS 110 .11 Oohs PL US 1 .
tion already circulated and assuring the personal property tax inequality
Can e P L U S 1000
S51.25 C (Otrl.SnIlaliy, All
a spot DTI the fall ballot. Davidson emphasized the first importance of
·Sum. Toper. SI1/5
unity. He said that only with the
IM ME DIATE DILI VIRY O N VICTOR'S
co-operation and backing of oper-
U NIVERS AL JU MBO SIS AS EA. W RITE FOR INTRODUéTORY OFFER
ators, location owners and custo mers could the matter be adjusted.
ing logical business license ordinances."
Bie Liceroing Dudley declared that most cities had found gross volu me of business licensing sound and that he felt it logical that it be applied to the vending industry. He urged the following scale on average monthly gross receipts as a basis: Less than 6500, 61.50 per quarter: E500 to $1,000, 63: $1,000 to $2,000, $5; $2,000 to $5,000, $7.50. The scale, all on a quarterly basis, runs to 625 for volu me from
re·ite.0L 0 OU M I
110. ITO or 210 1 r
«su m. ..... my
Inste2S·Ib.
l
In pat. ., ises or i
· mere with
I 1
e w e, ..... W. 1
mu mps
PlS-·talo· c"4wt .
r
Smell Silo
Cath W1211 · Order.
-- - - - - -
Plague Aube.
· COL OR ./ BALL I ennobled Beep
· nGeU
Mor
·11 Pi ma aric car.
ton, M I .
lealls.11 00 per Id
I F
M1et.0a0l
plated, per M.
m g lots, 33e
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Region XI Report Region XI's legislative report was presented by Dick Parina, of Messrs. Farina & Company. San Francisco, who pointed out the fact that only concerted effort on the part of the members could reduce or eli minate the per machine levy.
Clifford Bergerson. Sterling T .
620.000 to 625,000. The new NA MA staffer, the only
paid representative outside of the Chicago headquarters, declared that this system of licensing had proved profitable and easily ad ministered fro m the standpoint of the municipal governing body.
Clinton S. Darling, association executive director, prefaced his talk
"". "
"
1"
I W rite for dur 1
FULL CAIN II N M Co mplete
WITH OR DER J
ch an . L ist, j
I 3 Depealt, P. O. i7E;erkTwT 7/ -V..
. lenee C. O. D. Orde n Under 111.00 Mena, in Full.
ALL PRIWCIETSHO01.1U111T30NCOTTITCOE[MA N .
bacco Co mpany. Seattle. reported on the legislative battles he had witnessed in Region XII. He cited two test cases in which the Washington operators had lost in the police and superior courts. Bergerson said, however, that cases involving taxes had
by stating that he was representing four people. He briefly outlined the work done by Willia m Fish man on accounting for operators and told of the findings of Charles Greasley on group insurance for operators. In assu ming the role of Ernest Fox,
VENDING SERVICE
1 015.1ve Vlet m OrstrIboter in N. Y. 441 SAC K MA N ST., BROOKL Y N It, IS ir
e
been won and that he was confident Darling outlined the coming conventhat rulings against machines in cer- tion and exhibit. He filled the fourth tain municipalities would be over- part by describing the public rela-
N S M D Phone: DI
1.7911
co me in lime.
tions work done by Aaron Gold man
Dudley, the new addition to the in using cups, matches and stickers
NA MA staff and stationed in Sacra- to promote the Co mmunity Chest
mento, was introduced by Kerley. Drive in Washington.
In presenting hi m, Kerley pointed
George Seedrnan, NA MA's presi-
out that Dudley had been manager dent. addressed the group thru Ed
M AC HI NE O PER ATE/I n " A N D DISTRIBUTERS'
of the Sacra mento Cha mber of Com- Stanton. This marked the first time merce for 26 years, assistant manager that Seed man had addressed the of the Los Angeles Cha mber of Co m- members as an operator. Up to this
bunRoorr H, br 14 St.. .rally Made Pooped Corn m utes the bl ar e one, .
.ny Lund of popcorn iending machine or warm er. Peeked In one 5,1.1.1 Moietureproot bare 11 lo
earion by <sore n an, where mire nr m etre ice
supltpopt co.
5958 BAU M BLV D.
PITTSBUR GH 6, PA.
merce five and with the Oregon State Cha mber of Com merce two. He also is a past president of the California Cha mber of Com merce Managers' AssociatiOn.
Dudley's subject was The Task
Ahead in Elimination the Per machine Tax. He charged that the vend-
ing industry had experienced this sort of taxation because of the whi ms and politics of various govern-
time he had been associated with the Rowe Corporation but no w is a me mber of the Rowe Service, Los Angeles.
In his letter, Seedrnan reviewed NA MA's start 10 years ago and told of the effective work done by the Eastern com mittee.
"It is now my purpose to create on the West Coast a Western co mmittee composed of operators who have the well being of the entire in-
mental agencies along with the sean dustry at heart. This Western co m-
FOR SALE
who has one, two or perhaps more mittee will act in conjunction with machines. Hitting at the part-ti me our three regional chair men on the
REVCO la CREAN VENDING MACHINES
Good condition. Reasonable ',Mee. A . rand 1017 Refrigerated Truck. Will finance, for reacannanne buyer.
BOX 0.363, BILLBOAR D
1760 Patterson it.
Cineinn wl 21, Ohio
operator, the new representative said West Coast. We will co-ordinate and
that this man would rather bay a assist Arthur Dudley in his work.
per machine levy if he can't slip by
"If we can acco mplish for the West
and pay no tax. He referred to what the Eastern co mmittee did on
the sideline operator as "one of the the Atlantic seaboard, we will do
stu mbling blocks in the eli mination much for the industry and the asso-
ciation.
ATTENTIO1N -Mc &30(
511wer. Quartet or ce mbInellen Nickel-
Di me. Cer
d Para/
"We have a crying need for good sales manship, the kind that sells our m et hods 03 doi ng business to the general public and to other industries salesmanship based upon good service, good equip ment and (air deal-
CIGARETTE MACHINES
ing." Stanton read from Seed man's letter.
UNCIDA. 8 COS. ONEIDA, 6 Cols
$100.00 90.00
R eps Listed
At the luncheon session Darling
Unaada Model 500, 9 Col., 150
talked on brA MA -Your Organization,
Pack Cap.
100.00
Col., Modial IL 240 Pack. C m.
62.50
RO WE PRESIDENT, 10 Col... 97.50
Ro w. Royal 10 Col. 400 Pack Rao. . 87.50
Ro we Ratel R Col 300 Pack Cap
85.00
Ro we Imperial, 6 Col., 180 Park Cap. 60.00
5 m<1.11 · Col., 100 Pack Cap.
32.50
telling how it has helped individual operators.
The afternoon session was devoted to panel discussion on Let's Get Do wn to Brass Tacks About Business. Ralph Richardson, new XI co-chairman.
served as moderator. Representing the
SALE
CI GAR JAACIII NIS
/ Cat.. 175 C.Ap.
I Col.. 50 Cap.
121.50
I7.50
operators and their fields were beverage. Larry Granfield Sr., County Beverage Company. San Diego;
$62.50
DuGrenier
mon , W, I ca,, Sea pack e·a
/ Col. 2.3S mark
sao.5o
CANDY MAC HINES
RO WE. 120 ear Cap.
$75.00
CANDY MAN. like new, 72 Bar
Cap.. Enclosed Baia
62.50
SALE
NATIONAL
VENDIT. 150 Bar Cap.
U·Seiect-It
57.50
35.00
(ANDY HIDER
t fin·VrinV
UNEEDA 105 Bàr Cap.''VV U NEE D A, 40 Iler Cap.
75.00 23.50
9 9 COL,
161
so
C.
TOP IQ UIPA U NT -U NC O N DITI O N ALLY G UAR A N MD
ONE -THIRD DEPOSIT WITH OR DERS -BALA NCE C. O. 0 Parts and Minors eral Mble far all nukes and models.
candy, Martin Lang, Canteen tervice, Berkeley; cigarettes. Kerley. Oakland, and penny-bulk, Willia m A. Dunlap, Ford Gu m & Machine Co mpany, Sherman Oaks. Manufacturers' panel included peanuts. Ed ward H. Jenanyan, Circus Foods. Inc., San Francisco; candy. H. C. Wirth, Hershey Chocolate Corporation. San Francisco; cigarettes. Jack O'Connor. Philip Morris Co mpany; matches. John Behr, Ohio Match Co mpany, San Francisco; gu m, George Wilbur,
UNEEDA VE N DI NG SERVICE
Willia m Wrigley Jr., San Francisco, and cups, Matthew A. Oliver Jr.,
Ve 66
'ten N ATI O N'S
CLY MER STREET
LE A DI N G DISTRIB UT OR EVergreeD 7.45671
OF
VE NDI N G M AC HI NES -
SR O OKLY N 11, NE W T O M
Lilv-Tulip Corporation. Los Angeles. Following adjournment. the Philip
, Elorris Co mpany entertained the
group at a cocktail party.
Get Yours Nowl
FREE
WITH
SUBSCRIPTION
ItStaples, Tacks
DOES 50 JOBS!
the Pvf. ^
po hiI d·plar
the doe. · rmn-tited job!
Gee. rts·rywhare
SO tnna·taving uses in
horn.. school, °FRG, Pavel. Sturdily constructed of chrome. Pnish·d steel with dura. Isle red T·nit· top. Has farried Seingttto split-second loading ·nd tacking features.
130 Co mplefaarità
Geouln. -rot 50- 51.yles in plastic gift bor.
Vend Magasine
2160 Patterren se.
Cinitnnati 22. Ohin
Please tend me FREE "Tot 50" Swingline Stapler with 1.000 genuine "Tat 50 - Staples PLUS one year subscription to VEND Magasine fer which I enclose ONLY $3, the regular subscription price of VEND.
Mime
Addreo
_ Zone
5tate _
Occupation
june 10, 1950
Tit" 1illboard
VENDI NG M ACHINES
109 -
en Lily-Tulip Cup Dividend I Candy men Hypo NE W YORK, June 3.-Lliy-'rulip I
Cup Corporation declared a quarterly
Promosh as Biz sdihavirde.endItofwil6l2 1/2beCentpsayabplere Jcoumnmeon 15
M
·
to stockholders of record June I. I$
Slips Lower
Atlas Tool Names Bob Foushee Head
Of Service Dept.
"GREATEST ADVANCEMENT EVER MADE IN BULK VENDERS'
CUTS SERVICING TIME AND COSTS IN
ef
49
(COntEn ned fro m page /0 0 their regular wholesaling functions any vending departments they might establish. Such departments must carry their o w n w eight as independent, tho allied, operations, it was stressed. A vending route operated by a wholesaler might open the door to the sale of other items carried to new location contacts, jobbers were told. C. M.· Me Millan, executive secretary, estimated that as m any as 30-40 per cent c" 711 NC WA members are already in the vending machine business to some degree.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Appointment of Bob Foushee as service manager of the Atlas Tool & Manufacturing Company was announced this week by George A. Deli, official. Foushee, who was formerly with National Rejectors, will also do research work for Atlas in addition to directing ice crea m, candy vender and shoeshine machine service activities.
Dell reported that tooling for volume production on firm's ice cream bar vender, priced at $595, has bee n completed and output would soon be under way.
INTERCHANGEABLE SANI-CARRT GLOBE
Chase &Sanborn While all major candy manufac-
turers exhibited at' the confab, little in the way of new bars suitable for
Intros New Java venders was introduced. All such
confections had been announced earlier. Due emphasis was laid on
NE W t.
NE W
GUNS
THEY'LL DO A BANG-UP
JOB FOR YOUI
N O W!
THE H OTTEST
CH AR M O N THE
M ARKET!
a....
im W u ",
PNLICASKETILCPLA6TBrEigDht Coterai ...84.6.5205 ppeerr SIA
SCIOLLVEDRPLPLAATTEEDD
7.7.5500 ppeerrk/le
NEW INLAY FINISH
8.25 por 1.1
Large Asstd. SPORT CHARMS
PLgAaSwTIk/tCSekla.tH5eRteoOuMn·gehta·thSaihlCo.oleo.Mras/xainnde..Fo.oGlt5ob3valels/.75Rpoeltler.W
COPPER PLATED
6.00 per PA
COLD OR SILVER PLATED . 7.00 per Itt
ALPHABET() CHARMS
CPLOPASPTEIRC
PLea'AAsTso.EerDtzedandCo1l0o
Numerals.
n,
$24..0000
ppeerr
IASe
ERMINE FOR 54 AL-CHARM VENDORS
bars for the sum mer trade.
Raid you have actually operated 49s you
have no Idea of the tune saved on location
or le the service depart ment
.the a mount
of reduction in overhead . . .Os. mo m ti me
Cadbury-Fry, Inc., British candy manufacturer, did announce plans for further penetration of the vending market. H. H. Cu mmings, executive.
m ade available for handling additional
machine. . . .the accurate control of mec
disclosed that the firm's three nickel bars would be made available in 100-
Chstedlse ...the pleasure of kno wing that I count vend packs later this sum mer.
NE W YORK. June 3. -Follo wing several months of location testing, Chase & Sanborn has placed on the market a soluble powdered coffee developed sPecIfically for vending machines. The coffeee, offered to the trade In 2%-pound jars, differs from the firm',, instant coffee for
your route is modern, eficient, ·yat er.all.. At that time they would be offered tally serviced and producing every bit of 52.70 a hundred 30 cents under the profit available from your locations. Best present list.
home use in that its "free-flowing" qualities have been improved to preclude caking, according to Robert L.
el all. Too don't halo to lake anyone'. w ord
The convention, which opened Kob. executive.
for it. See the M odel 48 . . . teat it . . .try Wednesday (31). dome tonight (3).
He said Chase & Sanborn is cur-
it on your o wn route under your o n
sonditions without raking o penny! W ill.
It will be followed by a four-day meet of the National Confectioners'
rently expanding its frozen concentrate division, with new customers
tor complete detallo today.
Association, which opens at the Wal- being found among independent op-
KNO W WHAT'S GOING ON dorf-Astoria Hotel Monday (5).
erators. The co mpany has long packed the concentrate for Rudd- Meliklan
IN BULK VENDING
SUPER VEND SALES
franchise operators under the KwiltKale trade name.
O PP ORTU NITY FOR DISIRIRUT ORS
Order ne wt Don't deley1 I mply year modditesi
PAUL A. PRICE CO. Dept. I
220 Itread way, N e w York Y. N. Y.
eer itedree
C//ARMO
Reed The North werferner ... full el
ne w., photos, helpful hints for vend-
ing m achin. operators. It's FREE.
THE NORTHWESTERN CORPORATION
[129 E. Armstrong St
AILmLmedNiOaRteTHDeWlEiSvTerEyRNoSn
RAKE COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE
eel Sort , O mden
11 . Feth ·ronta
Phnedelehle 23, Pe.
Péttsbureh, Pa.
Lo mbard 3.11,74
COurt 1.3142
(Continued from none fOgi Miller and Hammergren reportedly have entered into a conditional sales agreement which calls for SuperVend Sales to build 3.000 units during the coming year. For each unit, Texas Super Vend will -eceive $75. On completion and payment of the 3,000 machines, Hammergren's company re portedl y will assu me complete control and Miller will retire from the vending machine business.
Coreeetion
The powdered preparation was tested in upper New York State and New England, Kob said.
Robert Greene Ties Knot in Las Vegas
N E W YORK, June 3.-Robert Z Greene. president of Rowe Manufacturing Company, Inc., and an official of the National Automatic Merchandising Association (NA MP.), flew to Las Vegas last week to be married. The bride was Nancy Greif, widow of
Lo wer pri c e s fro m
Arn·ri co's ne west
C h ar m m anufacturer. Over 30 ne w and dli. kneel series of Char m.. O ur prices are lo wer! Send 35e for co mplete «temples.
PENNY li nt: CO.
el 2Nee .. Moen.
horburte 20 P.
EMPTIES MACHINES
in the May 27 issue the price and a clothing manufacturer. The cere-
ca pacity of the Fred Hebei Company mony took place Saturday (27).
ice cream vender was incorrectly
stated. Machine continues to list for
5800, with a I75-bar capacity.
ONLY North western Sales Se Service Co.
FASTER! STANDARD TYPERS (d4n 30-DAY MONEY TRIAL!!!
READY FOR IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
Rebuilt a n a IterInished Mach , fl mat leak end ener M· II,, Me w.
ON MODEL
49 SPECIAL
NEW MACHINES, REPAIR PARTS and ALUMINUM DISCS
`-,rrnabr ase
Leafs fa mous trade mark R AI N. 131 0 is kno wn to operators all over the w orld as a guarantee of quality, unifor mity and consu mer acceptance. Other Leaf products inclu de a co m plete line of fa. .. selling vending candies.
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ST. SOL/1S 2, M O.
VENDING MACHINE SALESMEN
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days. If you don't agree that it
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chase price plate freight both w ays.
You've nothing to lose by thin
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PRICES
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$13.75 ·
LESS THA N too $13.55 ·
too OR moat $13.35
Time Payment Pan Avai ab e-- Trade- as Accepted
NORTHWESTER
SALES AND SERVICE COMPANY
MOE MANDELL
438 W. 42n4 ST., NEW TOD 18, N. Y. 4105 165 AYE., BROOKLYN, N.Y.
Clinkering 4)142
Miley 13600
CALIF. TINY VENDING AL MONDS, 880 LB.
·frauds Merl end Peeked Right of On Orchard.
Write fer Quantity Prices
900/1000 tee Per Lb, N O NE S MALLER
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10, Juo w
1950
10 NEW ITEMS!
N E W LO W P RI CES
COMIC-STRIP CHARMS, Price per M
Nettie
....... ....... .
4.00
6.15
GROCERY STORE CHARMS
12_50
SCOUT KNIFE, With Meted fled. 10.00
METAL SCISSOR, rho, A,loolly Colo
.. - . 10.00
LICENSE PLATE CHARMS
7.50
BOWLING PIN CHARMS
Plosfic
4.00
ANIMAI. HEADS, me.; Plated
7.50
PIRATE COINS, moo/ me./
7.50
WILD WEST TELESCOPE VIEWERS 12.50
EPPY SUPER CHARM MIX
400 Aseld ,n Bog
2. 0
EPPY FORTUNE BALL MIX IGeo . Aterd j, Roy
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C1111 Protests Tax
C/CAGO, June 3.-Charles W. Davis, clerk of the House Ways and Means Com mittee. Informed Dudley Ruttenberg, Coin Machine Institute (Ctd1) executive secretary, that altho the conunitee has completed tentative action to retain the federal $10 amusement machine tax. ChM recommendations for repeal of the tax will be made available before final disposition is made.
Previously Ruttenberg, who is also CMI's general counsel, wrote to committee Chairman Robert L. Doughton to reconsider its action in retaining the tax. Ruttenberg clai med the $10 tax was working a hardship on the amusement ga me industry which is still for the most part at the sa me nickel prewar level play price.
Chain Ends Cut Price
Map Opposition To Pa. Drink Tax
PHILADELPHIA, June 3. - The Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor is preparing an al-out effort for the repeal of the State soft drink tax law. The de mand was expressed originally in one of several resolutions adopted at the closing session last week of the federation's 48th annual State convention in the Benjamin Franklin Hotel.
The resolution, submitted by Local 249 of the Tea msters' Union, set forth that the tax threw hundreds of workers out of lobs In the bottling industry and allied crafts. The tax was attacked as discriminatory and "economically impossible" for the bottler or merchant to absorb.
James L. McDevitt, president of the State federation, described the soft drink levy as a "nuisance tax."
The soft drink levy, adding a penny to every nickel bottle, has effected the bottling and vending fields alike. Morris Levy, president of the Sweetie Beverage Company here and presi-
EPPY
Sale of Candy Bars, dent of the Pennsylvania Association cf Soft Drink Bottlers and Manufac-
Sornuel Eppy & Co., Inc.
Gu m and Cigarettes turers, also revealed plans for an allout effort to repeal the levy when
91 15 1442h Punt laraica 2. L.1, N.Y
the State Legislature resumes ses-
NE W YORK, June 3.-The D. A. sions in 1951 .
Schulte, Inc., chain has announced Its
ATTENTION
CHARM USERS
SE NS ATI O NAL NE W · TERRIFIC
elimination of cut prices on nickel 'candy bars and gum thru its 175
Ne w man Starts O wn Business
retail outlets in various sections of BROOKLYN, June 3. -Ben New-
the country. President H. Cornell man, who recently resigned his post
'Smith 'selling
stated ite ms
the former practice at three-for-I2 cents
of is
with Mason Au & Magenheimer as vice-president and sales manager, has
being discontinued, with a straight gone into businen for himself as free-
nickel peg to be used in the future. Move is in line with the firm's re-
cent upping of cigarette prices to the ,full 20-cent per pack retail peg. Lat-
lance candy broker. Under the firm na me Ben Ne wman & Associates, he has set up offices at 50 East 21st Street here. He was associated with
tnlerenitsalre er7tdablriz e;..%.:enci estrt.4- Mason for 25 years.
"Bring Your Dead Machines price situation locally.
Back To Life"
SCATTER COSTUME
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LOS ANGELES. .1-ine 3. - A Fountain of Juice dispenser has been announced by Maiestic Enterprises. Inc., here. Equipped with transparent plexiglass bowl of 5L4 gallon ca-
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tation by circulating pu mp that gushes beverage thru stainless steel spout in center. Dispenser is 31
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Each mid cont·int 36 DIFFERE NT REY CHAIN CH·461S , In uall one card w.th every ball a m mechino-- with is wo men -and get o tern °, turnover!
Sa mple, $2 .00 4 Cards, $7.00 40 Cards, $67.50
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Nut and Charm venders held lbs. Nutt. Ball Dun, V·riderb, IMO eall· Ouni Fully
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Writ., or rail UNIVERSAL N'EN DORS O F ST. LOUIS
2407 N GRANO SUITE 214, ST. LOUIS. MO.
Phone: LUree 3251
ATTENTION: VENDING MACHINE SALES ORGANIZATIONS!
C a lurnhh new electrically illu minated ball-gurn machines en drop shipment bale. Gu m.
contains "fortunes - Him Nature optional. Large selling
granted parridting exclusive
territonel
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is going "all -ont" to help increase your sales and profits by supplying you with superior prodnets. We are no w manufacturing and shipping ball gum of · quelit, never before available: all standard sires in any quantity. ALSO-Isths'a AT · NE W COUNT
OF 70 TO TE N POU ND W i ne for SA MPLES & QU OTATI O NS
BALL- GU M inc.
BIG PROFITS, NO SELLING
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The Fli11htmril
VEN DING M ACHINES 111
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....And here's the proof
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June 10, 1950
NAPKIN DISPENSER ·
Supplies in Brief
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Introductory Special Only
$15.95
WITH $50.00 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE BIG RETURD--SétALL INVESTMENT
Buy one Napkin Dispensisr QuIssetle, plus ten refills toted 5.000 cords, for only 515.95.
Let dispenser work for you In any location food le served. It MN return $40.00 net In you LIa short time. Your profit matte at once. Work. day and night for you. Send 5.00 do ms mach machine. we will ship at once. or wale today tor -FREE" detail. on atoning a route at these FAST /IITGPROOF. DURABLE MONEYMAKERS.
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Detroit Il,
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Recall Candies, Gu m
sales would slump this year, the first three months of 1950 showed sales
HARTFORD, Conn., June 3. Com missioner Theodore J. Richard, of the Connecticut State Food and Drug Commission, has disclosed that inspectors have been removing from the market 18 brands of chewing gu m and candies sweetened with saccharin and dulcin.
Both, be said, are non-nutritive.
at a rate ahead of last year's record pace. Total sales for the first 1950 quarter were 86,971,000,000, as compared with 84,439,000,000 for the sa me 1949 period.
Cigar sales totaled 1,283.037,000 for the first 1950 quarter, compared with 1,295,505,000 for January- March, 1949.
Gu ms and candles sweetened with Sugar Report
the substances are used by persons
on restricted diets, largely diabetics. Connecticut State law prohibits the use of any non-nutritive substance in confections unless specific exemptions are granted by law.
W ASHINGTON, June 3. -H eavy demand for sugar during the week ended May S pushed 1950 distribution above the 1949 rate for the first time, according to Agriculture De-
At the same time, he said, inspec- partment.
tors are covering drug outlets, wholesale and retail, thruout Cennecticut for uncoated Oxylin tablets which the Federal Food and Drug Ad ministration has warned contain "dangerous amounts of borie acid."
Distribution for the first week in May totaled 161,696 tons, compared with 125,010 tons for the same period week last year. Total 1950 distribution thru May 6 was 2,336,484 tons, an increase of 1,938 tons over the
New FTC Code
same 1949 period. Total 1950 distribution thru the week ended May
W ASHINGTON, June 3. -Federal Trade Com mission (FTC) this week
13 reached 2.498,283, with 161,792 tons chalked up for the week.
issued a proposed fair trade practice code for the cocoa and chocolate in-
Peanut Candy
dustry. Together with codes previously promulgated for candy jobbers and manufacturers, the new code virtually completes the agency's task of drafting rules covering the entire confectionery field.
W ASHINGTON. June 3.-Peanut candy is gaining in popularity, according to the Department of Agriculture. For the 1950 peanut season thru April 30, some 89,000,000 pounds of goobers were used in candy, com-
Similar to the other codes, the rules pared with 74,000,000 pounds for the
for fair trade in the cocoa industry similar period last season.
'ban such practices as deception, simulation of trade marks and names, false invoicing, use of loss leaders with intent to injure competition, over-clogging channels of distribution with the sa me intent, offering price or service discri mination and entering
This gain represents a reversal of the trend that had been in effect since the war's end. Following demobilization and the end of largescale military buying, peanuts use in candy began a steady decline.
into co mbinations to fix prices or re-
strain trade.
Cig Sales Up
New Washer Cleaning
WASHINGTON, June 3. - Ciga- Program Effected by
Self-Service Laundry rette sales hit a seven-month high
of 32,038,000,000 in March, Commerce
Department reported. Cigar sales amounted to 453,831,000, the highest monthly mark since November.
Despite earlier predictions by Agriculture Department that cigarette
CHICAGO. June 3.-Robert W. Soaper, head of Self-Service Laundry, Inc., reported this week the recent adoption of a special "appearan ce conditioning" cleaning progra m
for firm's coin-operated washers in
VICTOR 5¢ ALL CHAR M VENDOR
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apart ment house locations. A contract, calling for once a month exterior cleaning at a set per unit rate, was given to Gloss Glaze Co mpany, a local firm which has developed a new-type polishing agent for porcelain and similar finishes.
satien for ventd. Ina OIt ran.. Never ., the his. t·ry or bul k rending has env on· m achine
The appearance maintenance plan was worked out when it was found regular Self-Service repair men could not adequately handle such
made as much
Il en·V ter as many eq.
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cleaning chores. The addition of specialized cleaning equip ment to a man's regular repair tools and parts supply made too bulky a load, it was found. Too, pin-pointing machine cleaning as a special chore resulted in a better job and year-round top eye-appeal for coin washers, Soaper declared.
All other Victor models en hand available for im mediate deliver,
Victory Basketball Game
Glass Glaze Company also performs a similar equipment cleaning service for coin laundries, going over the machines on a monthly per unit
basis, Soaper said.
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SHUFFLEBOARDS 113
U. S.Champs Crowned in Peona
M & T Steps Up
U. S. Tournament Notes
East, Midwest
Production on New Conversion
CHICAGO, June 3. -- M & T Sales, after introducing its new Speed Bowler conversion at the AC M MA show here last week, announced this week that the unit, which now features clearly marked strike zones and further ani mation on the backboard, Is in production and deliveries are being made. Ted Rubenstein, firm president, said that due to the results obtained at the al-industry show, the production schedule for the conversion had been stepped up.
One of the most colorful units at the Peoria cha mpionships was the wo man's tea m representing Chuck's Tiny Lodge, Midlothian, Ill., in the cushion title session. Captained by Bobbie Cavallini, this unit arrived in Peoria early Saturday (V) and won the cha mpionship later that night with only two hours of sleep. Other players on the Tiny Lodge tea m were May Lash, Gladys Stork. Ann Braden. Irene Shre fler and Jean Connally. All ere employees of the location and Miss Connally is the organist there.... Best co meback at the tourney was the South Jersey co mbo, in the men's long-
Wendell Bow man and Bob Harris.
Robert Carroll. ASLI director in
Wisconsin, was unable to be in on
the big doings in Peoria because of
a fa mily emergency.
Another
woman's contingent to walk of with
the bacon was from the Wayside Inn,
La Crosse. ·With Captain Bessie
Gaskill encouraging an all-out ef-
fort, this tea m included Joann Even-
son, Edna Holft, Ella Mae Wakeen,
Jenny Smith. and Ruth Osgood....
The Men's Cushion cha mps fro m I'm
Inn, Overland, Mo., have been play-
ing as a unit for two years. They
are Al Pellet. Jim my Smith. Rich-
ard Poelker. Ed Leonard. Sponsor Ed
Teams Garner Major Awards
ASLI Holds First Annual
By Tom McDonough PEORIA, Ill., Tune 3. --Judged a success by league heads fro m 14 States, tournament officials and players alike, the first annual United State a Shuffleboard Tournament ended at the Peoria Armory early
The unit uses bowling scoring board. One of the favorites in the Ryden and Captain Roy Cha mbers. Monday (29) morning with the Runprinciples and features disappearing main event, the Ca mden tea m lost on They chartered a private bus for the sls Grill tea m of Schenectady. N. Y.,
pins. Speed Bowler can be attached a heartbreaker opening day but be- U. S. meet.
winning the major prize of $2,500 in
to a shuffle ga me in lent than an cause of the double knockout syste m Besides TV star Linda Denson, the men's longboard competition.
hour, with the serviceman handling returned to the armory Sunday (28) celebrities at the armory included Sponsored by American Shuffle-
the replace ment on location.
and walked of with $1,500 for sec- State Treasurer Ora Smith. Mayor board Leagues. Inc. (ASLI), the
ond place.
Joe Malone, Stale Senators Ji m Car- event drew 44 men's and wo men's
Op Offers Free
Kid Gloves, whose real na me is rigan and Clyde Traeger. Shirley teams which had qualified in either
George Lisk. is now living in Peoria. This headliner gave an exhibition
Ar mstrong. who is Miss Peoria, and Nancy Deitrien Shufleboard Maid of
the longboard or cushion division., during State tournies this spring. A
Case of Beer to
Sunday afternoon that had the players and spectators wondering if he
Honor fro m Springfield, Ili
Vern
Goff, Chicago advertising executive,
total of $10.443 and other valuable prizes were won by the top contin-
Build Game Play used trained pucks. The kid spe-
cializes in trick Shots and also blind-
fold matches. In the latter, Kid
Gloves has a spectator tell him
PANA MA CITY, Fla., June 3.-- where the pucks are and asks the
When play began to slack off on a spectator to call a shot. The Kid then
new Shuffle Lane installed in the makes a perfect play and leaves the
bar section of the building, the Old crowd gasping. ...George Lawler.
Dutch Restaurant here came up with Brooklyn trick shot artist, also per-
a solution in the form of a "free for med.
case of beer" award weekly to the Among the American distributors
player who rings up the highest in Peoria for the title matches were
SCOre.
Bob Miles, Colu mbus, O.; Howard
Jim my Willia ms, Panama City op- Conlon. Schnectady, N. Y.: Woody
erator, who made the installation in Cowan, Dallas; Frank Cole man.
the Old Dutch tavern, has found that Philadelphia; Frei Solecki. Tucson,
"providing an incentive" will in- Ariz.; John Weiss. Boise, Idaho, and
variably boost play often as much Ogden, Utah; Clayton Beebe, Pe-
as 300 per cent. He splits the cost of oria; Dan McFall. Chicago; Jim my
the weekly prize with the tavern Boum es. Cleveland and Toledo;
manage ment.
Chuck Miller. Racine, Wis.; Jack
Plays are electrically scored on the and George Miller. New Orleans;
Shuffle Lane. Frequently the re Chuck Baird. La Crosse, Wis.: Lou
have been Instances in which players Enter. St. Louis and Len Haigh. De-
have added $3 or more to the hourly troit
intake of the Shuffle Lane in an at- The teams making the longest trip
tempt to better each other's score.
to Peoria represented Mac's Bar,
Boise. Idaho, 1.985 miles, and Cariera
Billiards, Ogden, Utah. 1,640 miles.
was an interested spectator nt the armory. He roomed with Ken Paulsen. ASLI director, when both were undergraduates at the University of Wisconsin.... Howard Ja mes. U. S.
gents.
AS1.1 Foots Bill Tho the entire expense of the promotion was underwritten by ASLI
Tournament manager, and Don Free- anti top stafers traveled to all sections
burg. new editor of American's Shuffleboard World, attended City College of New York ICCNY) which won the college basketball crown fro m Bradley University. While in Peoria they contacted several friends they met at the ga me in New York's Madison Square Garden two months ago.
One ef the most di ficult decisions which the U. S. tourney officials had to make concerned turning down outstanding tea ms fro m many sections of the country because they had not played in the State sessions early in May. They told the disappointed tra m captains that it
of the country to explain the U. S. meet to players and league heads. The event was handled on a non-partisan basis and players and teams were invited solely on their ability regardless of the make of board used in sponsoring locations. Major groundwork for the meet vas handled by Ken W. Paulsen ASLI executive director, and Howard W. Ja mes. U. S. tournament manager and ASLI tourna ment manager. In addition to working ceaselessly on the 14 State meets early in May, Fouis se and James spearheaded local interest last week by appearing on several radio programs with Linda Da mon. TV star of the Ken Murray
would which
not be fair to enter teams had not played qualifying
show, who was elected queen of the first annual. They also-lined her up
matches. But they also promised to contact the team heeds next spring when State tourna ments are played. . . Three of the hardest working
for personal appearance tours in Peoria department stores, theater clubs and for a ceremony on the city hall steps with Mayor Joe Malone.
Arrnend Martens captained the Boise people at the ar mory were Lee All-
(Kerlin. Play
Puck Patter Chicago: Art Weinand, vice-president and director of sales, Rock -Ola Manufacturing Co mpany, reports the new weights which the fir m is producing were oficially introduced to the
No Gold Brick shufleboard field last week. The
firm also brought good news to the field with an announce ment at its recent distrib meeting that it was ln shuffleboard to stay. Incidentally, · Standard board was featured by Pacific Shu fleboard Bowling Co mpany at the recent AC M MA show to display its new conversion unit.
team, comprised of Hugh Gervis, Morris Kulp. Gus Lindstzo m. Bruce and Mel Foster.... Led by Captain Darold Fielding, the Ogden group included Frank Archuletti, Robert Fielding. Willia m Eddy, Cliff Ca mp.
CHICAGO, June 3.--A standard Shuffleboard League of eight tea ms, playing the southeastern part of the city (luring the regular season, has set up a su mmer competition which threatens to overshadow even the regular seasonal play.
nut, chief scorekeeper, who stayed rip all Saturday night (TO to get the 21 boards in shape for Sunday's play, and Bill Houlihan and Bob Burton. Station WEEK (Peoria) announcers, who were official tourney announcers.
Good sports manship prevailed thruout the meet. Despite the tough defeats some tea ms had to swallow at the armory they were later seen toasting their ronquerers in local shu fleboard locations. . ..Peoria businessmen were pleased with the crowds of out-of-towners and restaurants and locations with joke boxes did a land office business.
· The U. S. meet began Saturday (27) morning and was scheduled to end the next night, However, the excellence of play, plus the cautiousness of participants since so much was at stake, caused matches to last as long as several hours in so me instances. All competition was on a tea m and best five out of nine ga me basis with the point syste m used exclusively. The competition was carried off with a mini mu m of confusion which was a tribute to the 50 referees under the direction of Chief Scorekeeper Lee Allnut, plus the efforts of the grievance co m mittee. Since the referees were from all parts
of the country and the grievance
Edelco Unveils Herb Perkins. president of Pur-
vcyor Shuffleboard, reports response to his products during and after the
NewConversions AC M MA Show was excellent. Per-
kins played host to Bill Tucker. former Purveyor sales manager, during the show. Tucker is now cabinet productions technical consultant for Crosley Division of the Aveu Manufacturing Corporation, Cincinnati.
Orders have been co ming in steadily for the new M & T shuffle conversion, which was unveiled et the, show, according to Ted Rubenstein president. Firm is also in production on its Lite -a-Pin unit. Ted and his crew at the show were happy 'with the operator response to their
Eight of the tea ms in the league are competing for a trophy which is probably the most sought-after gimmick to be offered in the history of the ga me. Each week the trophy changes hands, and when it pass as to a new location, it is given the No. 1ipot in pro minence within the location.
There are no na mes inscribed on the trophy, nor is it embellished in any manner. But tea ms fight to the last /or the chance of gaining possession of it.
And what is this trophy. A 2's-cent brick, picked up by one of the league players from pile of old bricks which had been discarded by a builder.
group also was selected on a sectional
basis, the two met in a joint session
Friday (28) to work over-all rules and to eli minate the possibility of dis-
putes. The grievance com mittee was
DETROIT, June 3. --Edelco Manufacturing is now in production on the two conversion units which it unveiled at the AC M MA show here
composed of Clayton O. Beebe. Peoria: Howard C. Conlon. Schenectady; John Weiss, Ogden, Utah; Bill Raab, Newark, N. J., and Poulsen.
recently. One unit is for all shuffle
Other Champo
ga mes and features folding pins. The Winners in the three other divisions
other, called Shuffle Score, is for were: Wayside, LaCrosse. Wis., Wom-
22-foot shuffleboards, is located in en's longboard. $1,000; I'm Inn, Overthe middle of the board and permits land, Mo.. men's cushion. $900, and from one to four players to participate Chuck's Tiny Lodge, Midlothian,
simultaneously.
$449.05. These tea ms, plu, the Rupsis
Shuffle Scere can be installed on unit. are U. S. champio ns in their
a shuffleboard in a few minutes and respective divisions. features upright light-up pins. Both The tournament used the double ·conversions score 30 points for a knock nut .system, which gave tea ms
(See Puck Patter on page 11)
strike, thereby sjiseitng up play.
(Y -c U. S. Champions oa page 141
114 SH UFFLEBO A R DS
The Billboard
Jane 10, 1950
Bally Sheds Turf King Deliveries
(Continued from page 101) The ga me includes many of the
Rosy Outlook Keys CPMA Meet; New Speeds Discussed
U. S. Champions Crowned in Peoria
(Continued fro m 13oPe 1)3 beaten in early competition a chance
proven features of Bally's Citation
to come back against other foes and
as well as other recent products such as advancing odds, mystery selections and wild scoring holes. Turf King also embodies double score principles. the section shift idea, by which purse and show pockets actually score as win pockets, and the build-up bonus. Nelson emphasized that these scoring Ideas are used with a new approach which Bally calls Players' Choice. Under this Players' Choice set-up. the patron plays, according to judgment in making selections.
In the L and R feature, the main change Is that when a ball drops in the L or R pocket it lights all seven selections for the next ga me if its corresponding light is lit on the backglass. When all four A-B-C-D bu mpers light up after being hit in rotation, the next winner gets double points. Principle behind Players' Choice idea is that patron may con-
(Continued from page /02) hurt attendance at the parks, stadiu ms and arena, but, Cohen disclosed. thus far sporting attendance is holding up and if anything creating new live fandom.
Others to talk on the subject were Harold Copeland, head of the Youngstown, O., association chapter, and Ed Gradzicki, Detroit operator. Copeland said that operators in Youngstown were in competition with baseball video from Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Columbus but that after the initial TV interest in typical locations wore off the sets began moving into the home and music grosses ca me back and continued to improve. He predicted a similar experience for Cleveland in the near future. Gradzicki explained that in Detroit ga mes were televised but twice w,ekly and
progra m started in the Detroit area by Bill Patterson, Patterson Music. Patterson explained that approximately four years ago he instituted a rental progra m designed to improve the location owner's interest in music play. Basically, the plan is that the location agrees to a one to two-year contract which stipulates a flat rental per week. He stressed that this is in no way front money but · straight rental deal with the location controlling the coin box and the operator providing records and service.
At this point approxi mately 90 per cent of Patterson's location.: are under contract, all have higher play rates than previously and the location owners thus far have always sought renewals when the contracts were about to expire. Patterson said that the progra m has helped him because
finish in the big money. In each instance, however, the champions went thru the meet undefeated.
The remainder of the $10.443 was distributed as follows:
Men's Longboard: 2d, Crystal Tavern, Camden, N. .1, $1,500; 3d, Embassy Club, Kenosha, Wis., $1,000; 4th, Duffie's Tavern, Peoria, $600; 5th, Keyhole, Racine, Wis.. $400; 6th, Shea and Willia ms, Chicago, $200; 7th, Tom's Tavern, Grand Rapids, Mich., $150; 8th, Malt's Grill, Schenectady, $150, and 9th thru 12th, Easy Way. Dallas. Triangle, Grand Rapids, Mich., Gay Nineties. Tucson, Ariz., and Glass Hat, Springfield, Ill., $79.82 each.
Women's Longboard: 2d. 615 Club, Peoria, $550; 3d, Greenwood Ladies, Toledo. $261.08.
Men's Cushion: 2d, Transfer Tap, $457.59.
tinue to flash all advantages by drop- since the Tigers were on the road the only service calls he now gets
ping in added coins or select a group halt of the season anyway, TV in
of advantages for concentrated play. Detroit posed no problem.
Selection of concentrated advantages is accomplished by means of symbol buttons on the front rail. These are a horseshoe, a star, a clover and a pennant.
Copeland spearheaded the merchandising subject by telling the business session group that there was still plenty of room for improvement in giving immediate service calls,
are bona fide machine malfunctions and Ample calls such as nickel jamming have been eliminated. It has also released his servicemen to make more calls since the route men du not have to worry about collections.
Among the others at the luncheon
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(Continued from pole I)) products, and reported meeting a nu mber of ope who m they had known only thru correspondence.
Julian Cru m, Shuffleboard Spe-
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keeping up with the nevi hits and meeting were Secretary Virgina cialists executive, is another who
above all having the phonographs on location appear neatly polished with
Copeland. Ed Kenney, Cole man Stutz, Joseph Solo mon, Affred Atwell and
reported highly satisfactory results at the convention. Julian said op-
Turn Out Hits 800 records and needles at peak performance. All present showed keen
Laddie Miklovic, all CP MA members; Ja mes O'Brien, Ohio Record Sales,
erators and distributors alike had displayed renewed interest in shuf-
PURVEYOR SUMMER SPECIALS! (Continued from Pace 102,
slam/ emceed by Nilo Milo. On the bill were Betty Brownell. vocalist: Chong Wau Troupe, tumblers and balance, and the Mercer Brothers. comedy dancers. Dottie O'Brien and Robert Clary appeared thru the courtesy of Capitol Records, Dick Reinhart and orchestra played for the show and dancing.
Miller was assisted in the arrangements by his board of directors, which includes Lee Spean vicepresident; Joe Silla, chairman; Frank Morgan, Fritz Althaus, Harold Munson and Cle m Stetson.
interest in the speed battle. In Cleveland, Herb Wedewen, president of Northern Music, Inc., Wurlitzer distributors, said experiments are being conducted with 45's which thus far indicate higher rates of play, better tone quality and longer record life. Copeland also stated that Leo Dixon, formerly of Cleveland, has had onethird of his equipment operating with a 45 mechanism with similar favorable results. Cohen indicated that more Cleveland operators were about to test the 45 speed.
One of the high points of the business meet was the long range rental
Cleveland; Thorpe Thompson and Max Callison, Capitol Records; Buddy Kaye and Carl Lampl, songwriting tea m; Joe Davis. music publisher who brought Bob Houston, singing star for Celebrity Records. Before the meeting adjourned Cohen announced that Davis's song. In the Valley of Golden Dreams, and sung by Houston. was voted the CP MA hit tune for July.
The evening activities got under way with a cocktail party in the Hollenden's A, B, C, D parlors, attended by several hundred operators and guests from all parts of the country. The ma.ndacturers delegation was led by Ed R. Wurgler, general sales manager, phonograph di-
fleboards and, as a result, it looked like a good season for both new and used boards. Phil Cohen. firm head, was also impressed by the response.
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tralia. He bases this upon the fact that each year 250.000 persons are coming into the country and there is a serious labor shortage.
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hose 10, 1950
The Billboard
COI N M AC HINES
115
CO1N MEN YOU KNO W ' N
W ashington:
Neu> York:
Detroit:
Chicago:
Silent Sales Syste m opened its two Baltimore-vicinity arcades prior to Decoration Day. Newer of the two is in Kiddieland Park, making its bow this year. About 40 machines have been installed, accord-
To m Connolly. for mer music op who sold his route to Mae Polley. has opened a bar and grill on Third Avenue. His partner in the enterprise, Mike Forde. also used to operate a juke box route here.... Sal
Philip Schacht. who has operated a route here for several years, has dropped music operations entirely in order to concentrate on ga mes. He is reorganizing his operation, formerly conducted under his own
H. M. Scheel, president of Victor Vending Corporation, along with Robert W. Heeling. sales manager, is enthusing over the initial reception given the firm's new Super-market revolving stand unit with four De-
ing to Ira T. Byrara, with emphasis Tralla, of Elkay Music, returned last name on Ferry Avenue, and has luxe Topper bulk venders. Idea of
on the penny variety designed to week-end front his latest trip to for med the Action Coin Ga mes Co m- the revolving type stand is to con-
draw the youngsters. Silent Sales in introducing Bowl-'n-Shu fle both in Kiddieland Park and at the Bay Shore Park location, with a total of 22 machines. The Bay Shore arcade has about 75 machines altoge ther, making it one of the largest such operations in the area, Byra m said.
Arthur E. Selnick is the ne w manager of the record depart ment of Kauf mann- Washington Co mpany. He was formerly with Deere in Philadelphia. Selnick reports a couple of sleepers --Sonny Burke's waxing of "Ma mbo Ja mbo" and the new Buddy Johnson.Ella Johnson disk coupling, "You Got To Walk the Chalk Line" and "Keep Me Close to You."
Improved design and better te mperature control will feature the new frozen orange juice vending machine being readied by Vend Mart Corporation, scheduled to be launched next month. One change reported by Veepee Frank V. Connely is the raising of the coin changer to make it more accessible. Connelly adds
(See WASHINGTON on page 16)
Florida.
pany, with headquarters on Monterey Avenue. .. Albert Ash* an-
Les Boyd. of the Ace Distributing Co mpany, is back fro m a two-week fishing trip on Long Island Sound. He runs his own boat. ...Willia m Tandler. of the Vendcanatic Machine Corporation, is spending much of
nounces the grand opening of the new ofices and salesroo ms for Mercury Distributors Saturday and Sunday, June 10-11, at 3727 Woodward Avenue, with open house for the trade.
his time these days in Boston watching the progress of Filene's out-ofstore vending depart ment. Two of Tandler's machines are being used in the experi ment.
Wilbur B. Hughes, Spotri m Corporation, reports a major shortage of supplies in the tri m field for coin machines. . . J. M. Henry, sales supervisor of the Standard Products
Philip Shorin, vice-president of Topps Chewing Gu m, and Charlie Zubrin. merchandising director, welco med coin men Moe Mandel. of Northwestern Sales & Services; Hate Rake. of Phillv's Rake Coin Machine Exchange, and Ben Smith. of the ad agency bearing his na me, to their booth at the National Candy Wholesalers' Association convention last week.
Company, has moved to the Port Clinton plant.... Rube 14ii.re-^ the Miller-Ne wmark service staf, is planning a trip to California our.iig his forthco ming vacation.
Horace T. Rankin, row sere ,e, chief at Miller-New mark, has discontinued operation of the raicies...ii Coin Recorder Company whi ,h for merly headed ,, . . A. Jordan Spring. who for merly had the O-Lite Co mpany, is now operating
Al D
president of the Auto-
matic Music Operators' Association
(A MOA), was en invited guest at a
luncheon June 1 for New 'York citi-
zens who have given outstanding aid
under his own name. . . . Harry Gaylord reports orders now being taken for early delivery on the new Scoope ball gu m vender. ...Mrs. Michael Weinberger. wife of the
serve space yet ofer a wide variety of merchandise. Victor also reporta' good acceptance on its jumbo ball gu m vender and the new all-char m nickel unit introduced last week.
Bert Mills, the Bert Mills Corporation, sees a rising de mand for hot soup and tea venders, along with cofee units, and made it a point to include machines so labeled in his show display last week.... Ji m my Johnson. the traveling head of Globe Distributing, is back in "travelin' tri m" again following a sojourn in his ho me city during the AC M MA confab. He's all set to hie out on long-range tours with his coin sorting and counting equip ment again.
Fred HebeL Fred Hebei Corporation, is back following a business trio in behalf of ids five-selection ice crea m bar vender. Machine, which lists for $800 and ofers 175. bar capacity, is going out on location in mounting nu mbers, he says. . . . Leon SegaL Kandy Korner, is finding diversification of his candy machine route, in the for m of penny
(See CHICAGO on page 16)
Los "Ingeies: Waller (Sony) Solo mon. of J.
Peskin Co mpany, of to San Francisco for a week-end visit combining business and pleasure. . . Bill Schrader. of Pacific Shuffleboard Bowling, is back in town follov.ang a trip to Chicago where he showed the new ga me. ... Willia m E. Heppe. of Badger Sales, on a motor trip to Milwaukee. While there, he will visit with his father, Carl >lappet who heads the Badger Novelty Co mpany. }lappet will be out of the city for another two weeks.... Al Weymouth. of Wey mouth Service, cigarette operators and distributors of the Electro machines, to San Francisco on business. While there he
to the Police Athletic League (PAL). Mayor O'Dwyer, Ja mes B. Nolan. deputy police com missioner, and Gene Tunney. chairman of PAL's fund-raising diviition, spoke.
H. .T (Pete) Foster. Spacarb sales manager, entered a hospital last week for a check-up. . . .Harry Rosen. Meyer Park er, partner in the Atlantic New York Corporation, has returned fro m Florida.... Turk Nasser. who recently reactivated his route in Walden, N. Y., was in town last week on a shopping trip.
Dallas: Arthur C. Hughes. vice-president
of S. H. Lynch & Co mpany. Dallas, distributors of Sceburg music systems. sailed fro m New Orleans re-
founder of the S and W Coin Machine Exchange, who has been il for some time, is in Providence Hospital for observation.... Willia m J. Spa and Ja mes Sweeney are establishing the Detroit Tradiovision office on Holcomb Avenue, as local distributors for Tradip radio and television.
Mrs. Grace Ziegler. owner of the Ziegler Music Company, is reopening her amusement rides at Island Lake Park for the 30th consecutive season. . . Erwin Baldridge, local operator of amuse ment ga mes, is reopening his Penny Arcade at Island Lake for the som mer.... Leo Weinberger. owner of Leo's Amusement Company, is disposing of so me of his equ ipment.
Turin Cities:
Harold Lieberman. of Lieberman Music Co mpany, and his wife brought their son, David. home fro m San Bernardino, Calif.. Wednesday (31). where they had taken han fro m New York in the hope that he would recover from his long ilness. Back in his own surroundings, his parents and doctors are hopeful the youth will snap out of his illness just as suddenly as he was stricken. David has been sufering fro m colitis for about a year.... Hy Greenstein. of Hy-G Music Co mpany, Minneapolis, was signed up as a full-fledged me mber of the Minneapolis Aquatennial Association this past week and will play host during the annual Aquatennial festivities here in July.
will attend the NA MA district meeting.
George Seed man, of Rowe Cigarette Service, of on another business junket. .. . Paul Blair has moved fro m the Balboa Fun Zone on Balboa Island and is now operating his own arcade in the zone's vicinity. . . . Wayne Trick and Bil Ferguson have opened their arcatle at the ne w Venice Lake Park near Venice, Calif.... Robert McNaughton, vending machine operator, returned by plane fro m his trip to his old home grounds. South Bend, Ind. .. Stan Russo. Western representative for the Stoner line, back fro m a trip to Fresno and San Francisco.
(See LOS ANGELES on page 125)
Vital Statistics
Births A son, Mark, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed nataiack, may za, in Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago. Father is Western sales manager for A MI, Inc.
M arriages Robert Z. Greene, president of Rowe Manufacturing Company.
cently on the S. S. Ja mes Lykes for a three- month European tour which will include visits to nine stations. In addition to handling business for his company's import division, he will join the pilgri mage to holy places in Ro me and other cities.
Hughes was honor guest the night before sailing at a dinner at Antoine's in New Orleans given by S. 1. Lynch & Company with S. H. Lynch. president, and E. D. Furiow. vice-president, as co-hosts. Guests included oficials of J. P. Secburg COM Puny, Chicago -- N. Marshall Seeburg, president; C. T. McKehry, director of sales, and Fle ming Johnson, production manager. Also present at the dinner were compeny branch managers from Houston, San Antonio. New Orleans, Me mphis, Oklaho ma City and Dallas.
Pittsburgh:
Hard man. head of the Penny King Co mpany, is hailing the new trend to nickel all-char m venders as further indication of the value of char ms as a salable ite m, strictly on their own. He started supplying charms about a year ago, and clai ms he has produced over 50,000,000 charms during the past 12 months.
The new nickel charmers are de-
Ben Oku m. of Okay Vending, celebrated his son's ninth birthday with a specialy dedicated song by Two Ton Baker. . . . John Kirschner. operator of Jack's Music Co mpany, is opening the Radio City Appliance & Chro me Furniture Co mpany store in Ferndale, specializing In television.
Indionapotis: Morton Weinberger, of the Louis-
ville office of Southern Automatic Music Co mpany, was a visitor here over Decoration Day and attended the 500- mile classic. -- .Sam Weinberger. head of Southern Automatic, returned after attending the Chicago convention, and reports operators' enthusias m over the Model "C" A MI. He also reports the display of the Amivox, AMI's ne w speaker, and the 4.5 r.p.m. conversion meeting with operators' approval.
L. E. Lee is the new bookkeeper at Southern Auto matic. .. A new (See INDIANAPOLIS on page 125)
Boston:
Burl Ives, who sang his songs and conducted the square dance at which 10,000 made whoopee at Boston in the Garden recently, dropped in to visit the Tri mount Coin people at 40 Waltha m Street He was much im-
Bill (Sphinx) Cohen, of Silent Sales Co mpany, has both his sons graduating fro m school this month. Jesse. 21, graduates fro m the University of Minnesota, College of Science, Literature and Arts, and has won entry into the Harvard Law School. Donald, le, is graduating fro m Washburn High School, Minnee polis.
(See TWIN CITIES on page 16)
Mil waukee: Roger Bookineler. of Book meier
Sales Co mpany, Green Bay, and AI Ripley. Decca rep, are looking forward to their fishing excursion to Shawano in a fe w weeks.... Eddie Piontek. service man and route man for Green Bay's Durand Sales, is celebrating his 17th year in the coin machine business. Eddie was formerly with Northern Sales until five years ago, when he joined the Durand staff.
Bill Ballard. record buyer for Union Sales, of Green Bay, reports recent conversion of most of their shuffleboards to bowling ga mes with good play resulting. Feather in cap of Harry Drat. Union Sales topper, Is their recent installation of wired music set-up at Bay Beach, Green Bay's largest amuse ment park.
Inc., and Mrs. Nancy Greif in Las Vegas Saturday (27).
veloping a brand new market for pressed with the Seeburg-100, and Another Green Bay operator in this product. Lester feels. Penny told Irwin Margold. general man- the limelight these days is Badger
King's latest bids for char m busi- ager, that he saw a great future for Sales Co mpany's N. R. Boetcher.
Deaths
ness are its baseball glove, bat and the music machine He pointed out who reports excellent results with
Mrs. Besarla Curro, mother of Melo and Ted Curro, last
ball series, end a musical instru ment that the large nu mber of selections his new half-sized shuffleboards. series, skedded for introduction last made it particularly good fur folk Cutting standard sized 20-foot
week. Sons are associated with Metropolitan Amusements, Mil-
week. Looking ahead to the fall, songs, and that he was beco ming boards in hall and placing head Herds man has designed new elephant snore and more convinced that there boards for scoring on each half has
waukee.
and donkey pieces to tie fti with is a definite field for his tau» of mu- resulted in placing more converted
the political ca mpaigns.
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(See MIL WAUKEE on page 11 0 )
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June 10, 1950
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Milwaukee:
(Continued from page 215) shuffle boards or shuffle bowl ga mes in smaller spots which had no room previously for full sized boards. Boetcher and his staf did the work by the mselves at their workshop.
Chicanes
(Continued from page HS) bulk equipment, paying of. Leon finds a modern bulk unit adds to and. at the sa me time consolidates location coverage, benefiting both the location owner and the operator.
For the fifth year in succession, Marie and Bill Laceasen. of L. & S. Novelty, Kaukauna, Wis., were part of a group of friends who made up a party which journeyed to Indianapolis over the Decoration Day vacation to take in the 500- mile races.
The first softball ga me in the Ap-
To m King and Paul Crisman. heading King & Company, are convinced of the wide popularity potential of the New Northwestern 10-colu mn penny tab gu m vender. With unit's introduction only a few weeks passed, operator queries and orders for the machine are already
W «shingle*:
(Continued from page 15 that his co mpany's location picture is "quite favorable." He attributes much of his new business to the morning Bing Crosby show for Minute Maid, which is now being aired in Washington.
Atlas Amuse ment Co mpany opened a new arcade Decoration Day week-end at its offices at 1380 H Street, Northeast, according to Anthony J. Cicala. The location holds 20 machines.
Harvey Gold man. Capital A musements, Inc., is leaving for a 10-day vacation in the Poconos. Decoration Day week-end business was not up to expectations.
ROC K-OL A MA ROCK -OL A '41
O NE SPICI AL Rrictstv VIC TOR Y SPECI AL JOCK. , SPECI AL GOL D CUP CITATIO N
BALLS
111.00 soo.oe
I 33.1. 30.10
211113..0000
pleton city tavern league was won by the Cigarette Service Company tea m by the impressive score of 22-2. Russ Dougherty. Wally Cotton and Hank Sue & were in there swinging all the way.
edging up to okay levels, they say. ... Bob Alexander. Alexander Postage Sta mp Service, has increased hi soperation of dual weighing scalesta mp vender units, following his place ment of a few such units earlier
The Teddy Crawfords celebrated their silver wedding-anniversary. He is co-owner of the Sterling Novelty Co mpany and is looking forward to an upswing in business this su m mer.
W E API DISTRIBI/Y ORS PO*: D. GOTTSIS. I. CO MP A NY ROCK-OL A M AN UF ACTuRI N. CO MP ANY
this year. Bob says he's using Ha m- Max (Wasrie- Maxie) Silver man.. George ¡abet.. of Fond du Lac, is ilton Scale Company's combination Quality Music Company, now spon-
U NI VERS AL INDUSTRIES WILLIA MS M A N UF ACTURI NG C
D. JE NNI NDS · CO MP ANY
mighty pleased with his recent installation of new Seeburg music
scale-sta mp vender advantage, securing
models to some new
good scale
sors four plugs his
radio shows on which he record of the week. Sil-
OE NCO M PG. CO.
0.-and Ma w Wicker, Kicker · Catcher
Canister O r .
131.00
boxes. The big need for ope these locations he "couldn't touch" before. verman also is using teevee and
days, according to George, is
movie trailers, tying in with mass
Leeml M oney Maker
IN
Bewl.ne Machlnee --Ne w and Used.
Contact U. Sr Prices an Any PA .*.
Hyin e Zorin ey
H. Z. VE N DI NG
stronger co-operation between all coin machine people so as to make for better financial returns for all legiti mate operators.
Marianne Fo uler. of Sheboygan's
At Exhibit Supply Company, final preparations were being made on the enlarge ment of the engineering depart ment, which is under the direction of Ed Hughes. With the new
displays of the Record of the Week. Al Mazur, Marco Enterprises, re-
ported thieves broke into his machines four times recently.
Er SALES CO. r OMAHA 5203, 01 ocee ms M. Branch Office: Om as St.. Lincoln. . .,
COIN MACHINE
Fessier Co mpany, is adding angling to her list of achieve ments. Already a tennis and golf award winner, Marianne recently went shopping for fishing equipment. Eldred Fouler is also dusting of his rod and reel, and the two should make a record breaking brother and sister co mbination.
set-up, firm expects to carry out its over-all production plans with more dispatch. . ..Frank MencurL sales manager, has co mpleted two brief trips plus taking in the AC M MA show in the past two weeks. . . . Vice-President Joe Batten, a rabid
Twin Clines:
(Continued from vaco 15) Dave Ziskin,, who recently opened Dave's Distributing Company in Minneapolis, plans to bring along a mechanic and the head office girl
baseball fan, takes personal interest fro m the Silent Sales Co mpany force
in revising the baseball cards used with which he formerly was 'asso-
in card venders.... Executive Vice- ciated. The move will be made as
AND MUSIC ROUTE
Avaii·ble in Fireball Section of South
Making the rounds of operators with his line of pre miu m equipment recently, was the Ace Manufacturing
President Ford See mliest is one of the busiest persons at Exhibit these days now that the arcade and ga me
soon as the Silent Sales firm ' of which Dave was vice-president, dissolves. . . . Bill Percy. Wurlitzer
oLvoeuirsiatwneantywit(2h51couyantrmsy.
Wine opened for Business fine. Man
must choose In my ease money or wife.
A nepwproecxliuimpartneelnyt $w2i5t.h00e0x.c0e0ptioinnvesotfmveenrty. feAlwl
Company, rep, M. Hoelderle. Charles A.· Miller. Racine shuffle-
board distributor, was refused a li-
divisions are in full sway and production on arcade pieces is being stepped up.
service instructor at Lieberman Music Co mpany, has been on jury duty the last two weeks to snafu the phonograph department, according
pinie gceEs.quiMp mmieent,M-WIICKMLerbAoMoIka,B BMoonduesles,s. GCamM-. Crosses. If you are a live wire Its time to Res on the Pall. Inquire.
cense to operate in Milwaukee County by a recent Circuit Court
Les Bieck. manager of H. C. Evans' music division, planned to attend the
to Jouas Ressler, sales manager.... Bud Harrison. Minneapolis operator,
decision. Ruling was based on a Cleveland Phonograph Merchants' is adding bowling ga me equip ment
BO X D-377
e/e fl. inboard
Ci minaati 12. 0.
shuffleboard license ordinance which requires license applicants to have been residents here for at least two years.
.2aoh la Ike GENERAL en LEADE M1111) WE'RE MAKING ROO M FOR THE EUILDERS . .
EXPANSION SALE 001711E11
BOWLETTES TWIN SHU$1FF9.LE" Seled-a-Card * BRAND
NE W
5 1 6 9' 5°
Reeondlrlanerl, S139.30
WILLIA MS
IR A N O 11 W Los·RECMOoNdeDlI,TIwOitNhED:
Gutters ...5131.50 Plot fop
GOYI M'
Se *
rn "teri:In.Z' $1 8 9.50 [:*
Ca ms .
Association's annual convention in Cleveland June 1, but pressing business kept hi m away. .. .Ray CanM a, Chicago operator, was another who couldn't make the Cleveland journey because business was on the upswing. ...Despite the general feeling that the end of May was too late to hold a coin convention, several local fir ms disclosed this week that they were satisfied with the orders resulting fro m the AC M MA. One reason for the sales seems to be that conventioneers dropping into Chicago found a lot of sincere opti mis m in these parts.
to his route in an expansion move. Hy Greenstein is enthused with
the Coral record revival of "Little Bit Independent' and "Si mple Melody" by Bob Crosby and Georgia Gibbs and predicts theme will be big hits, with operators already buying the platters for their music machines. ... Fred FixeL of Pe mbina, N. D., has written friends in the Twin Cities that he will have to replace floors in all five of the downstairs rooms of his house because they were so badly da maged by the floods fro m the rampaging Red River.
Universal Industries is getting steady response to its Winner, a oneball ga me, and also Shuffle Tournament, shuffleboard conversion. . . .
Les Roosted and Hy Sandler. sales men for Lieberman M USIC Co mpany, left after the Decoration Day week-end for their respective terri-
5 4n
if Od ell .... 0 25.00
a Od..nunt on above le loft
$ ma da ms Sr more
..--
Ten .: I 3 cash wt . order. balance
C.O. D. W rite fer C M . . . IMO . ..
* ,e
Mel Rinks. president, and Bill Ryan. vice-president, played host to a steady strea m of visitors at the plant and also took time out to look into Universal's expansion plans which
tories to push Wurlitzer 1250 phonographs.... Kelly Diedrich, of Chaska, Minn., keeps adding more shuffle novelty units to his route.
(I ENERAL
faie
2/2- .o.
are moving ahead of schedule. .. Alvin Gottlieb, D. Gottlieb & Co mpany, reports Bank-a-Ball is proving the best turret shooter five ball the
Gabby Cluseau, Grand Rapids, Minn., is adding Shuffle Alley ga mes to his operation.... Another expansion with shuffle games plus music
fir m has made . . . Charlie Merl. is that of E. A. Coddingion. Min-
RIDDLE & HOWARD STS. ·Phone: KT.,' 4119
BALTIMORE 1, MD.
Keeney's new sales manager, is neapolis operator.... Frank Daviddru m ming up a lot of interest in the son, Spooner, Wis., com mon, is buy-
THE BIG HIT AT THE SHO W!
Double Bowler and Duck Pins shuf- ing Twin Bowlers for his route.... fle ga mes, featuring disappearing Iry Gro wn. Hy- G Music Co mpany
pins. Their main difference is that record expert, says Dixieland jazz
MONARCH'S New 1950 Modernistic Design
Double Bowler is 9% feet long, platters are selling better than ever while its running mate is an eight- with operators loading their ma-
SHUFFLEBOARD
W RITE FOR PRICES
Also Spacial Pric.ss on Ouuranie.d Thoroughly Reconditioned DeLus· Units
footer. Herb Perkins. head of Purveyor
Distributing, reports response to the Atom-Jet unit, which he displayed
chines with the m. ... Operators in the Twin Cities last week included Bill Welch and Glen Shekel, of Chippe wa Falls, Wis.; Glen Racliff. Superior, Wis.; Harlan Beach, Alex-
Se 1mite.1
,9,04
e"1"1 "·'b000"
1MIC HIGA N
2998 ones
OsuPnI,R
AaTnOR.S--ContaTrelleopwhoDneet:roiTtE
561*, ND .
0It ke. I-4455
at the AC M MA Show, has been so andria, Minn., and Elgin McDaniel. heavy he is still trying to catch up Wadena, Minn. on the backlog of orders in his office
Unit Al a remote-control pin-type ga me, with patrons playing the unit
BRAND
NE W
ARCADE
fro m their seats at a bar. To m McNeill, who also worked in the Purveyor booth, said the fir m has re-
EQ UIP ME NT FOR SALE
ceived calls fro m its three-State territory steadily since the show ended.
4 weeks bid. Must sacrifice.
White Spot Arcade
109 Pre m . Se.
Las Veg. ,
N ee
bum 10. 1950
The Billboard
COIN M ACHI NES
117
Record Revie ws
(Cmitionted from page 105)
WEIGHT 8 POUNDS
CLUB tit',11DLE
ARTIST
TUNES
GOTTLIEB GAMES RIP
IN C O N NECTICUT
IT'S
LABEL AND NO.
CO M MEN T
AR T M OR TO N- T HE EVEL Y N BELL NI G H TI N G ALES
POPUL AR
A>Iras,hes1,,of ofRoses
1-·
rtn. arun, r, 74--75--72--75
T:r,sroumebaltedher.Heart. Troubled Mind
61 --6 2--60 --60
111
SPI RI T U AL
I
T HEInsN4I162G H TI N G ALES
So mething Within M e
Zratbd, inockervely paced spiritual
il recorded rath 78--78--78-- NS
k. clarity and builds meltingly.
11 Seaboard New York Corp..'
NE W ENGLA ND 'R A NC H
SIL VERT O NE
. 24 Franklin Are., Hartford, Conn "
SI N GE RS
M enses 46-1 606
Mercury 5153
let · High way to Heaven
Brighter murder .5 also well-recorded by the di,thetrae.sounding male quartet.
C%eah l chant
Is pot
Secret OVPI 0.1111
Prarma,yerrhythmic
budding
by solo chanter and striding pow.
78 -78 -78 - NS 73 -74 -73 - NS
$139"
By egonspdelBysde isamere «dinar, efort.
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CLOSE OU TS!
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W11115 FOR PRICES
Ne w WIltleam O W Twin, latest Medal, W M reeler,
New Keeney Ten Pink a New belly N W Rook
Und N M Reel, Very O M
I.t.t Silly
20S,ICIIIn.ninneg,w
very
O
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Willia ms Star Socles, 'err <I nn
OlSIMSNIW.,urnIleexwelre,ttNeeyon,Meeduneckwed
Dlone Peel Table, aectory recent tione· lilte new
tally C.141nen, m ay cla m
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Keeney elnele ···15·4 ar
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Than
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Wlre - Write--Phone
INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE
44-01 Eleventh Street Long Island City I, N. Y.
JO H N D A NIEL Q U AR TET ra m 221
DI N A H SH OREGE NE A UTR Y COlUrnbaa 38828
ICofmpYetoeuntCaimalne
the Whole World harmony snoop Ultra
in
a pleasant-
Mouth sereyer·menire rendition of · fair seared tune.
LEkaned.?AtucnreossInfrathemoreSeaInterest, and the group eves
It a raining, rhythmic go
TTheh,alabeOll'sd Rtwouggtope.dsellCergessertists with dunes and
eman, tor in a sincere rand'''on ot the popular
standard. Siindis sell for along
Inlenlyt,i.*mGaredwe,hymn b Iserrain ,sed WIl warmth and darns by the duo.
69-.651.-69.- NS
72 -72 -72- 4n 82.--82 -82- 445
79 -80 -79 - NS
INTERNATIONAL
GE OR GE KAINAPAU-
H A W AII A N
EeSEIRELKNSA52D5ERS
RICHARD KAUI411 QUARTET
bell 5E5 521 tklateellael
IOSEP H LASI CIC Y OR K nee :an. 2092
L·ei ofdisk,Sea hime many others Isued by the label 7 I--73--72--68 tenalltentously, was cut ,n Hawed. Pretty song b heartIlulty sung in Eng lish by a Me *brat1 tee)r and typical group.
KPoatuhlerarlaemotiOveHilosoft.tHoanendakraanhdi:lion 01 · kne spring
r. mo m . aie.e for wrinrer sras. In Heathen.
Fly litle Hawaiian Hanapcopmybo is similar ta the Sett
70--73.-72.416
Wirith unit here. Will haw a tough lab Enema ite
Paean tem.
NBrisekrd erWraiopumsea is crooned In Keralian. Urbana 61 -65 -59- 411
isd . fare for Saks.
'Briskn,SlosenL,ualln-atybpye wain, with omen. msmeralb en. 65 -63 -65 -67
b danceable. it,. mostly feble
Let's lively
SDlovaennicaen Ppololkkaa
ta tbe
Yenberie
style
our*
73 -72 -72-75
be. play.
M A CK STRIE GL Er HIS ALPI NE
VALLCERS
Command 2002
BEscuelflfeanlto...tretrMuInrarRdhaleinlraelaninadnde«r could om in German, Swiss, Scandinrara, and Polish man. BNana palllavepoll. roMr German and Swiss sectors.
70 -70 -69 -71
PHIL CLISECEYNSKI & POLKA BAND
Deere 55103
(W e)
WCleaend-diprngeclatAt baWndItaQnk s SPoltoko,a dktirative sound. Thd ed. hm aPalish meal by the leader. Attractive
material.
·bright.
aid Thera
criso 'minor ..
Is te nd
rolth
a stream,
tleey beat. Okay for Polish and Germanic "abet.
73v-73v-72 -73 75.-75 -74 -76
BOBBY CAPO Sena 7041
LATI N A MERI C A N
IBronasdo.rpahrnaiseod,(bsoomleewrhoat/ trichy melody gets · strong try from Cape who sings itin dame tempo.
Amer Y Mai A rral sirtseau
Aeraramint«
(labbolebyro)the
Latin
Sinatra,
who alternates punchy onernee pirases with broad
netne ws lite In an intrados pro w.
76--7 6--7 6--75 81 -82 -80 -8 13
ROL-A-TOPS
Sc-10c-25c PLAY
I Cherry Pay 2- 1 Cherry Pay 3 .--Iblystery 3-5 Payout: Standard Mystery 3-5 Payout, Club -No Lemon on First Reel. .
Ahoy.. Priests P. 0. 5. Chicago
WAILING MFG. (O. 4650 W. Fulton St. CHICAGO 4,4. Ili. eu. late-era., Columbus 1,2771 GYN. *dol men mialAVattadtra,- Cedes..
fir
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MACHI NES FOR
EVERY AMUSE MENT PURPOSE
O. D. JENNINGS & CO.
4307.35 W. LAKE ST, CHICAGO Vt, IL
Bally's
SPEED BOWLERS
Slightly Coed
If Intrreated, Call
IN PERFECT SHAPE
AND READY TO SHIP
COLLEGE DAZE SN ARIS14 00TER BO WLI NG CHA MP IHST 21 BAR NACLE BILL . UNITED SHUFFLE A U.!? UNITE D SNUFFLE 11.1.111, WITH
CON VERSION ..... GOTTLIEB MO WLIETTI
$119.50 19 0 51.00
169.50 49.50
109.50
111.50 179.50
Ly Deposit Must Aceo mpaey All Onio n/
NATIONAL IMES & DIST. CO.
416 5. ST. PAUL
DALLAS, TEXAS
Plumes CLA W 6374
W ANTED
Distribution Coln Operand Medhines tot the . fella wing W elted «, Maryland, District of ColorabIrs, Vir1inia. and West Val' 't. Write or call Mr. Harvey Gold man,
CAPITOL AMUSIMEIRS. INC.
631 Pennsylvania An.. S. E.
Weslungten. D. C. Ph ..: Lincoln 4-6275
BOBBY CAPO Eeeco 7053
TR OPI C AL OR K
Seem 804 PUPI CAMPO CIREE
5.500 4121
EDMUND° ROS ORK
Landon 799
AAeberirate.:fudliceballa(dbolOleer.o/by the polden.torsed lad Irani Puerto Rico. Solt *I UM adds awarm torah.
Sesa me L. thernbita Ison m oets mo)
CEeateeleleennttn.trproideradseiomin,scoriniinnganshkaarsm eserannttiearl,ArtandInflue*rnacte-. able brat.
83 -H4 -82 -82, 81 -84 -80 -80
New Orleans Novelly Co.
IIS Magazine Si'.
Ne w Orleans I. La
Phone, CAnal 5306
QlrauanotRe
« El M w orded
waithmbothe
(higmha
mNabnon/y
Or .techn,cal
er.spnms of thw Peres Pre* version, there's a solid,
74 -72 -74 -77,
COR RECTION I
Abto Novelty's New Counter Game
*meanie Peat heft.
AnMoathmerbo',adHoe.rum5plt which the composer ¡Mutt? cat
more
Ira ins inns, Is at lean is dancetele.
72 -70 -72 -75
PPruierta.aati'v'e. eluseng by
m(oCadmmerpanombamnaod)mbopangorilfInp
Is mixed with afro a toll-flavored *nee
76--77--76--75
I.*. Gera Oi Mbs piano tere.
QRhyutahmicT.ally,Parsthisee,IsCltheuditrateterImsidea mbMat/n its tra t, 77--78--77--76
TILT -TEST
wseavseraladverdistitsriebdutorat aadspricIen thofe $3har4.m50 lidin Billboard.Tea correct price should be
$27.50
Dreudeucetod Incsurbestasaentdietlpryodutcotiomnakethethispriceravinweo.n POseitrar.
eteentrit patterns.
aThe TrLual-mrmiLarltai-ncsatrabon(oMnarsanhalirdectium madly al with titillating English lyrics. Crate get hie pap play.
M y Favorite Sa mba
doAti0n.g,4 M5tho.,1 iMt'sG MbakiWnegb; inthdrealsaranlhatilbednokayPaso,.for Ileselty lyre .n EAQII1P
(Continued on page IfQ
71--72--71--70 68 68 69 67
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fort «ere.
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COIN MACHINES
The Billboard
June 10, 1950
finest
R E C O N D I TI O N E D
EQ UIP ME NT IN T H E NATI O N
Do not confuse oter Reconditioned Equipment with so-ealled "CloseOuts" or "As Is" Equipment Every rnsehine we all it in
BLAUTIFUL SHAPE, READY FOR EIXAIION
ALI BA11.1 . . ALICE IN WONDERLAND AQUACADE BANJO BARNACLE RILL
. $44.50 44.50 84.50 34.50 54.50
BAZAAR .. BERMUDA BUCCANEER BUTTERPLT CARIBBEAN CATALINA . CINDERELLA CONEY ISLAND CRAZY SALL CRO WN JEWELS DE W- WA-DITTY . FLOATING POWER .... GNRUAMNPDTYADWUAMRPDTY JUST 121" LMAARIRDAIT e.ms ... . RAINBO W RAMONA .
29.50 29.50 59.50 29.50 29.30 29.50 34.50 29.50 29.50 29.30 49.50 59.50 29.50 149.50 29.50 34.50 39.50 39.50
ROBIN HOOD .
SALLY
....
SCRE WBALL
.
SHANGHAI
SOUTH PACIFIC
. .
3344..5500 34.50 29.50
149.50
STOR MY
29.50
SU M MERTI ME
. . . 39.50
SU NNY
29.50
TE UPTATID
39.50
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THRILL
....
TRINIDAD
29.50
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29.50
U NITE D
USHUFFLE ALLEY .%viec.eeeice ugm--$12955
Exhibles Denpelitive Pintai Domes
El "SILVER BULLETS r
Brand Now In Crates Lice New
$195.00 159.50
PARTS CLE AR A NCE
$1P1AR0.T0S0-3I3n5.0a0tonInedassorCtAeSdH
TR AY SILVER
ICING PARTS.
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Record Revie ws
(Continued fro m page Ilf)
100 Oh)
A R TIS T LA BEL AN D N O.
T UN ES CO M MEN T
DINAlf SNORE Pm .). la pret.
1-10 I
STEVE BARRY Adventure 45.A.18
1-7" I451
CHILDREN
The First Day at School (Parts Iand
tali@ product.aa was mitten by Gerald 'And, s·
Millen Pascal. it, dunning song and narrai.r., t
coven the essitIng experiences of be en , r-h...,
melting it mu m quite attractive. Fine
1
Mita Short, anti a beautifully packaged eta.
79--80--78--NS
The Jumbo Record of 21 Mother Goose
Soa p (2
temeerplayins
45partsrp)m
platter
coven
a lot
el
manil a Barry slaos Informally, with small at, and
does a big selection ef only the most popular nurlery
ton e Big W m hone.
79--711--110--NS
MUCCSY SPANIER 1). HIS DIXIELAND BAND
Mercury 0424
HOT JAZZ
Lazy Piano Mars
Floyd Bean composed and h featured en plane In this m ade, lalineful glow blues which also snots · 61.
of Nu mb, blowing aMe mated solo.
Dixie Flyer ', fl y, punching Iwo style helps soak
two..eat orNlnal Instrumental Mort.
a driving
72--75--72--69 70--73--70--66
LEON CillAPPELL Cap 1000
COUNTRY Br WESTERN True Blue Papa Jun opul, in the t'Cilny Dorn Daddy' rein, it taken
at a danceable lit, but the warbler tells to Impress.
Yen Hear Me Talkie'
Not much te Nis country blow, with some affected Shied.
62- 62 61 64 60--60--60--60
Will ATCHIS Cap 1001
TIZAS JIM ROBERTSON
Weter 21-0334
My Pillow Knows
So0.1111 M side Ands Atcher [hinder than usual.
projecting
with
191re
One Kind Word
Buoyant opus is rendered Western ditty has only moderate strength.
style.
Didactic
Yesterday's Kim ., the bra.reiced ore wrestle% with a realm hat of
material here.
One Kind Word
Didactic Oitty is warbled and mired with FP special virtue,
74--75--73--73 66--66--65--66 68--67--67--69 611--68- 42--69
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The Billboard
COIN M ACHI NES
19
Cohen To Quit Coin Tele Activity in L. A.;
Biz After 45
Distribs and Ops Make Hay
Years in Field
(Continued from page 102)
Harold Parrow is the local répre
fflontinued_fro m page The Silent Sales Company Corporation is in the proces of being dissolved. Cohen Ls president; Dave Ziskin, vice-president, and Ben Friedman, secretary-treasurer. Ziskin already has severed his connections with Silent Sales and has opened his own fir m, Dave's Distributing Company, with headquarters at 1815 Riverside Avenue, Minneapolis. Friedman Is negotiating to buy out Cohen's interest in Pioneer Distributing Company, a cigarette machine operation, and already has rented new
or aug menting their juke box routes is practically nil.
Heretofore, location owners have been following the general practice of buying their own sets, and the opportunity of getting revenue from television is said to appeal to the locations. Currently the location commission is about 15 per cent of the gross.
25-Cent Chutes Two of the three distributors checked by The Billboard were offering sets that give a half-hour for 25 cents and the other 15 minutes for
sentative for Covideo, an Eastern con
cern. His territory 13 within a radius of 25 miles of the City Hall. Parrow
said that his set has a 10-inch screen and is encased in a metal cabinet. A
plan is under way to ofer sets with 14-inch rectangular black tubes. The set gives 30 minutes for a quarter.
Covideo also has a $60-a-year service. The locally made sets use RCAlicensed equipment.
The manufacturers have equipped their sets with adequately sized coin
quarters at 1316 Nicollet Avenue. ·Going with Friedman are Sol Rudick
a dime. The dime set representative said that he originally had sets with
boxes. Vis -A-Tone still holds $50 or $60. and Coin TV, $35 to $40.
THE HIT OF
THE SHO W ·
and Fred Nassau «, who own shares quarter chutes but changed to a dime Distributors believe that coin-tele-
in the business. Recently Pioneer dis- at the insistence of the operators.
vision is just coming into its own in
posed of more than 100 of Its St. Paul Walter Carle, who resigned as di- this ,.rea. While the coaxial cable is
stops to Fritz Eichhinger, St. Paul operator, and is concentrating on its Minneapolis locations only.
Cohen sold his share in Coin-aMatic Amuse ment Company. Minnemoons operation, to Harry Shepherd. The latter retained Harold Liberman, of Acme Music Company, to manage the Coin-a -Matie operation for him.
Cohen has disposed of the L & M S-'es Co mpany, formerly Minnesota Ma -hines, to Ted La wn and a part-
Cohen still retains a small share in Willia ms Novelty Company which is being operated by Marty Kantor, who also operates the Harmony
ItIAPOA Elects Music Company, but probably will
sell it.
Officers for '50 The "Sphinx" told The Billboard
about each of these developments, yet indicated talk of his im minent retirement is pre mature. Asked if it would be "in about a year," he indicated it would.
Cohen, who is 65, has been in the coin machine business since 1905 when he began operating and distributing Regina electric pianos and hexaphones. He formed the Silent Sales Company, which now occupies quarters at 200-208 1th Avenue, S.,
rector of news and public service at KTTV here a few months ago, is handling the sales for Carle & Sherman. This firm has the excl usive national distributorship for the CoinTV, the set that operates on a dime.
Coin-TV is ofered with a 12 1/2 -
inch screen and a 16-incher is soon to be placed on the market. The cabinet, made with let Inch mahogany veneer, is 21 by 21 by 20 inches. Equipped with a Welcome timer, the set with the smaller screen sells in lots of five for $235 each. The 16inch set will sell for approxi mately $260.
Carle & Sher man will sell single units, however, even the prices are quoted in lots of five. In this quantity the firm offers to secure locations at
the rate of $25 each. Carle explained that a large percentage of this amount went to the salesman securing the spot.
A service policy for $55 is also available thru this firm. It covers unconditional service for one year, parts warranty, insurance against fire, theft and marine comprehensive. the latter insuring the set on location or in transit.
anticipated, it will be over · year before it reaches here. At the present, work is going forward on acable connecting San Francisco and Lus Angeles. However, it Is possible that micro-wave transmission between the two cities will be in actin, before the cable.
Practically al of the sports are available over the local stations, an important point to operators. There is some discussion over intercollegiate footbal but the problem is expected to be ironed out.
(Continued from page 102) of the Detroit Common Council, and Andrew Baird, sheriff of Wayne County.
Also Robert Ball and Jack Carlisle. The Detroit News: Ralph Turcot, chief of detectives; Inspector Herbert W. Case and Lieutenant Schwartz, Detroit censor bureau; Mark Bel taire. Detroit Free Press colu mnist; Willia m Carlson, Secret Service
Minneapolis, about 1930 when pinball
Table Model
chief; Inspector Felix Pacten. Detroit
machines ca me on the market. While Joseph Torrens, formerly a New Police Depart ment; Willia m C. Ryan,
4th REEL SUPER JAKPOT BELL
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Cohen wouldn't co mment, it was reported that he plans to invest in real estate in behalf of his two sons, Jesse, 21. and Donald, 16.
Dave Ziskin, in opening his new
York practicing attorney, has had the local distributorship for the Vis-ATone coin -tele for four months and considers himself an old-timer in the business. The set is a table model
undersheriff, and Willia m E. Bufa lino, vice-president of Service Drivers and Helpers' Union.
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MYSTERY 3-5 ONE CHERRY 2-5
Dave's Distributing Company, has ac- with a 16-inch screen. Torrens points Morris Goldman, president of quired a one-story building with out that one of the features is the M APOA. talked briefly and presented
ONE CHERRY 3-5
10,000 square feet of space. Included metal cabinet in bronze colored a substantial check, representing the is a drive-in facility to per mit oper- baked ena mel. Wooden cabinets are proceeds of the banquet to George ators to move their vehicles into the available in the console and table Edwards, former president of the De-
CRISS CROSS 2-5
shop building to load merchandise.
The building now is occupied by an
automobile dealer who will move out
in 30 days, according to Ziskin. He
then plans extensive remodeling to
get the structure into proper shape
for showroo m and service space for
his jobbing undertaking. Ziskin em-
phasized that he will remain strictly
in the distributing business and plans
no operating.
He said he now is negotiating for
the acquisition of several lines on an
exclusive basis but that he plans to
carry all lines manufactured for
service of operators. A service shop
will be installed, he said. He left
Silent Sales Company two weeks ago
and already is doing business by tele-
phone at his new location, Ziskin said. He acknowledged he had back-
ing from others dicate who they
arbe.ut
declined
to
in-
models. Showing the metal cabinet model
only, Torrens said that the set had been approved by the city's building and safety department. Equipped
troit Council and head of the local Cancer Fund drive. A special ovation was given Roy Cia ron, business manager of the association, for his preparations for the banquet.
with a quarter National coin mech- A three-hour floorshow was preanism, the set can be operated with sented in two segments and included
an indoor or outdoor antennae. Vis- top talent from numerous local night
A-Tone also features a one-knob pic- clubs, including the Four Dukes.
ture control.
Alamo, Northwood Inn, Club Gay
Torrens declared that one of the
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Haven, Club 509, El mwood Hotel. Military Inn, Club Bali and the Club Rio, es well as recording artists made available thru various recording companies.
to be removed.
Floor Show
Sa m Weston, of Master Vision Coin0-Matie, has made arrangements with a cabinet maker and a parts manufacturer for the necessary materials for his sets, which the firm assembles.
Acts in the first half included Larry Kent, emsee; Marion Sage Dancers (5); Four Dukes, male comedy quartet; Tony Fernandez, Cuban singer; Guy Mitchell, Colu mbia Record artist; Jackie Kennon, comedian; Carroll
16-Inch Seseen
and Gorman, male piano-vocal duo:
Operators or Club Percentage
Also Pace regular 3-reel models -- All coin plays and reel and payout types.
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CHICAGO, June 3. --A new snapaction switch for use with relays, limit switches and other electric coin machine applications was announced last week by the Comer Electric Cornpans here. The new unit is specially ti-signed to accom modate high inda^tive loads with a mini mum of arcing. giving it a high ampere rating. acrording to firm oficiate.
The switch, which is adjustable to operating movement and over-travel.
, mpact in size and weighs one cunee.
Master Vision employs a 16-inch screen on both its table and sonsole models. The consoles are 25 by 25 by 40 inches. The speaker is located under the set and is protected by a
Dave Martin and His Supper Clubbers Orchestra; Dixie Five, United Record artists; Little Jack Little, singer-pianist, end Dick (Two-Ton) Baker, Mercury Record artist.
strong Ladee grill. Double locks are Second nalf included, in tddition to
used on the back panel as well as so me of the above doing a second
the coin box. Passed by the city's turn, Two Belmont Brothers, jugglers;
laboratories, the set is equipped with Candy Johnson and His Peppermint
National slug rejector. The principal finish ofered is blonde, and the tops
Sticks. Alben Record Nelson, Danceland
orchestra: Rose Record artist:
are treated to protect the finish from Gladys Cooper, sepia singer; Dave
cigarette burns, acids or alcohol. The Ferris. tenor soloist; Evelyn Waters
console model of this set sells for vocalist; Tanya, dancer, and Dick
$285.
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Johnson Bill Hearings End; all," said O'Keefe, "the letter is just to clarify co mmittee thinking. We think the definition as written is all
Uncertain Future Seen for Act right." Bennett said it appeared to hi m that the wording "designed or adapted"
for ga mbling was causi it. the trouble.
(Continued fro m Dace 1011 legislation would have little or no chance of co ming out of co m mittee if congressional leaders find a way to bring Congress to a wind-up by the end of July. So me high congressional leaders, however, are talking in terms of keeping Congress in session until mid-September.
Expect Revialens In two days of hearings this week, the Crosser com mittee received sev-
later that a half dozen NAAG me mbers helped draft the Preston-Johnson bill and were in accord with all of it "in principle and word by word."
Ha m mond read to the com mittee a resolution of the Mid western regional HAAG adopted in Chicago, May 19, in which sub-group en-
dorsed 'in principle" the JohnsonPreston bill and urged "passage of adequate legislation of this sort."
"Why 'adapted'?" he wanted to know. The Justice Depart ment representative replied that adapted machines were put into the restricted class to take care of pinballs to which a pay-of mechanis m has been added.
Military Senti ment Beck worth, who presided over last month's sessions, and Harris called O'ICeefe's attention to published reports that Defense Secretary Louis Johnson recently ordered bell ma-
eral thousand more words of testi-
Are Pine Included?
chines out if the O ficers' Club at
mony adding up generally to what had previously been asked in four days of hearings last month (The Billboard, May 13). It apeare more certain than ever that the com mittee will struggle to clarify the wording of the Johnson bill and nar ow it down so that its proiiisims would exclude virtually everything but slot
When Ha m mond returned to the subject of the definition of ga mbling device, he was asked by Rep. Oren Harris (D.. Kan.) if he thought the bill as presently worded would restrict pinballs. fla m monl replied, "Pinballs might well be Included."
Harris and Wolverton repeatedly plied the Maryland official with
the Pentagon and asked for co m ments. "I think it is an indication that the Secretary is in sy mpathy with our eforts," O'Keefe said.
He was asked if the military was cosulted about the section of the bill specifically banning ga mbling devices on military installations and other federal property. O'Keefe said that
machines. Just how much legisla- questions about the propriety of the Justice had not conferred with the
tion can be written with the fra me- federal govern ment aiding the States Defense Depart ment.
Beck worth
work of the federal constitution is a proble m. But the com mittee is obviously bent on tackling .it.
Even the National Association of
In enforcing local la ws. "Isn't this an extension of federal powers, resulting in more centralization?" Harris queried at one point. Ha m mond
wanted to kno w if Justice would ask the defense secretary to knock out all bells in military clubs. "We have no present authority to do so," re-
Attorneys Genercl first reco m mended
(NAAG). which the legislation,
declared. -Nobody is more fanatic about centralization than I, but this
plied the witness, "that's one of the reasons we sponsor this bill."
added its voice in testi mony this week to ather witnesses urging modification of the text on the basis that the definition of banned "ga mbling
bil has nothing to do with that. It is just a help to the States."
Wolverton told the witness there was little success in a la w passed to
Wolverton asked O'Keefe for figures on how many Justice Department prosecutions h..ve been made under federal la ws designed to aid
devices" is too broad. NAAG's aid dry States in keeping out liquor State law enforce ment officials.
spokes man at the hearing this week was Attorney General Hall Ha mmond of Maryland. Earlier on the witness
and asked if it wouldn't be better to leave ga mbling law enforce ment to local officials rather than "all this
O' Keefe said he didn't know ofhand. A clerk handed Wolverton a letter fro m Justice on the subject. After
stand was Alfred U. Krebs, counsel riga morole?" Ha m mond said that glancing at it, Wolverton said the
for the National Federation of American Shipping, Inc., win., urged that
local enforcement was adequate In many cases but that the bill "would
nu mber of cases filed under such laws as the Federal Firear ms Act,
the bill be modified to exe mpt from its provisions all slot machines aboard vessels at sea.
be an added weapon." Wolverton co m mented.
not like it to be generally
should thought
Stolen Vehicles Act, and the Mann Act "appears to be meager."
SpeaLing for National Federation
Calls Bill Invalid
that such a bill would help particu- of A merican Shipping, Inc., la wyer
J. Bond Smith, counsel for the larly." Harris then asked Ha m mond Krebs told the com mittee he has
Ha milton Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis salesboard manufacturers, asked the co m mittee to exlude this type of merchandise from the
if he was sure the bil would aid local enforce ment oficials. -It would be of material benefit," Ha m mond asserted. He added. "I am sure the
"substantial reason to believe that the authors and sponsors of these bills did not intend to extend their juridiction to such machines (ga m-
bill's definition, and he went on to attorncys general of other States agree ing) or devices on vessels while at
criticize the legislation as invalid (see separate story). Com mittee members de monstrated interest in th ere irguments and appeared to b giving considerable weight to proposals for specific exemptions for amuse ment devices along lines of suggestions made at earlier hearings by Herbert Bye, Railroad Show O wners' Associatiun (RRSOA), and Dudley Ruttenberg and John Pickering, Coin Machine Institute (C MI).
When Chair man Crosser will be able to schedule full-co m mittee executive consideration of the bills is proble matical. The co m mittee agenda is booked solid with other matters every morning thru J'use 16. It is possible fore the chair man to request House permission ti meet in the afterricu m to mull the proposed legislation, but such a request is unusual.
Still to be received by the co mmittee is Budget Bureau clearance for Justice Department to ask funds for ad ministering the bill if enacted. Such clearance b lamella a perfunctory matter, but Rep. Lindley Beek worth (D.. Tex..) second ranking majority co m mittee me mber asked Justice to prod Budget for a speedy okay.
Acludnienttive Proble m. Representing HAAG. which is com-
with that al most unani mously."
tletfOitI0718 GretIfication Ha m mond testified his main conce rn about the bill in its present form is centered around the section whereby all ga mbling devices are presu med ilegal in a State unless the governor certifies to the Justice Depart ment that they are legal. He pointed out there is no machinery specified in the language to cover Maryland where four counties per mit consoles, while the others ban the m. He further co m mented it might be better to have the State Legislatures make the certification. "Mao," said Ha m mond, .;there is no provision for de-certifing --if there is such a ter m." He went on to say a certain machine might be legal at one time and so be certified and then later the Legislature might reverse itself and vote to ban the nuchine. "What do we do then?" he asked, rhetorically. Before the Maryland attorney general left the stand, Wolverton got back to the point he has made during his questioning of nearly all witnesses on the legislation. "Suppose Congress raises the excise tax substantially on slot machines, wouldn't that help?" "It's an idea," com mented Ha m mond.
Celt Justice Official
sea and outside of .he territorial waters of the United States and its possessions, nor did they believe that the bills as drafted included such jurisdiction." He said that the bills go beyond the intent of the authors and he invited the co m mittee to have that state ment corroborated.
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posed of the 48 State attorney gen-
The last witness before Chair man
erals and U. S. Attorney General J. Crosser ai mounced the public hear-
Howard McGra.h, Attorney General ings "are adjourned," was O'Keefe,
Ha m mond, of Maryland. told the who had been listening in on the
co m mittee the definition of ga mbling sessions for V Justice Depart ment
device In the bill is so broad that "It but was not scheduled to testify.
raises proble ms of ad ministration." Rep. John Bennett spotted hi m at the
Ha m mond suggested the com mittee back of the roo m and asked that he
might study so me of the State la ws be questioned.
to see how they define ga mbling de-
Bennett wanted to know if the
vices. Rep. Charles Wolverton (R.. Justice Department was sincere in
N. J.) im mediately suggested that it not 'otencling to take after amuse-
might be better if HAAG drafted a ment machines.
O' Keefe replied.
...1(·· · now. .
definition for co m mittee consider- "Certainly." The Michigan fresh-
ation.
man congress man ,hen wanted to
In connection with Ha m mond's know if in vie w of the Justice De-
wee · 01C 0111 «del DOXI
objection to the definition. Dre w partment 1etter suggesting an amend - & CC U ·
O'Keefe, special assistant to U. S. ment, the agency was changing its
Attorney General McGrath. clai med mind about the definition. "Not at
Jane 10, 1950
The Billboard
COIN MACHINES 121
Justice Department Favors
The Last Look
Changes in Johnson Bill in Protection Equipment
(Continued from page 101)
viously gone on record as stating that
the recent hearings held on S 3357 the bill is intended to exclude juke
(Johnson Bill) by the House Inter- boxes and vending machines, but a
state and Foreign Com merce Co m- Justice spokesman at the previous
mittee, that there has been so me ques- hearing said he thought pinball ma-
tion as to whether or not the me mbers chines were not given similar protec-
of the attorney general's conference tion under the bill. Whether the Jus-
on cri me and the Depart ment of Justice tice Depart ment's latest proposed
were in favor of or intended to in- wording would definitely exclude pin-
clude in this bill machines manu- ball machines and similar devices
factured for pure amuse ment.
from the terms of the bill was still a
Fi h.Il. Should Be Excluded "During the meetings of the subcom mittee on federal legislation of the attorney general's conference on cri me, the question of machines manufactured and used purely for amusement was discussed and it was the intention of this co m mittee to exclude fro m the bill this type of machine. It was also the intention of the Department of Justice that such machines for pure amuse ment should be excluded.
matter of conjecture. Officials of Coin Machine Institute (C MI), who were present at the resu med hearings. voiced hope that the intent of the latest Justice proposal was to make It clear that interstate ship ment of pinball machines would not be made illegal under the bill.
At the previous hearing (The Billboard, May 13) CMI's witnesses -- Dudley Ruttenberg, general counsel, and John Pickering. public relations director --urged specific exe mption for amuse ment ga mes. Pickering. in
'In the event the co m mittee de- his testi mony last month, urged the
sires to further clarify the bill, it is co mmittee to modify the language of
suggested that it might include a the definition of ga mbling device to
sentence in Section Iof S 9957 along add: "The ter m shall not be dee med
the lines that 'anything of value' shall to include bowling alleys, pinball ma-
not mean pure amuse ment"
chines, target machines, miniature
This section, in its present for m, athletic machines, toys and ga mes, or
defines "ga mbling device" to mean any similar machine or device de-
"any machine or mechanical device, nr parts thereof, designed or adopted for ga mbling or any use by which the user as a result of the application of
signed for amusement." Clarification along similar lines was
also urged at the previous sessions by Dow W. Haryer, attorney for toy
any ele ment of chance may become manufacturers of the U. S. A., Inc.,
entitled to receive, directly or indi- and by Herbert W. Bye. Chicago
rectly, anything of value."
lawyer, who appeared for the Rail-
The Justice Depart ment had pre- road Show Owners' Association.
· Inviting ·Convenient · Rugged
FITS ALL MACHINES
Itevolv·a-Round Doubt. Deltax· Cabinet
Single tlolvertel Sund
DELUXE & UNIVERSAL
Cabinets and Stands
You'll be ntoney ahead in any location with these dependable units that speed up sersieing and safeguard your machines. Their smart styling har monizes with the finest interiors and helps you rapture the choice spots.
Write for FREE 4-Color Folder alu mina thia equipment in luxurious settings.
Ops See Banner Summer Biz; ,
CHICAGO
PR O MPT DELI VER Y
METAL MEG. COMPANY
Most Locations Set for 1950 3724 South Rockwell Street
laikaio 32, Ilimah
(Continued from nacre 101) Pacific North Coast. Included are many new dude ranches, natural locations for all types of coin machines.
South Dakota, traditionally a vacationland, this year expects a record number of visitors during the su mmer months and has prepared special lures for the vacationers, including Western celebrations, rodeos, pageants, parades, etc.
Season in the Dakotas will actually get under way in mid-June and will run thru Labor Day with much of the action centered in Dead wood, Custer, Belle Fourche, Rapid City, Hill City, Key City, Sturgis and Lead. Events are scheduled on practically a daily basis thru Septe mber 1.
The Aquatennial, to be held in Minneapolis July 21-30, is expected to dra w some 1,000,000 persons to the Twin Cities, with many of the visitors continuing their vacations thru the Stale. Hy Greenstein, Minneapolis distributor, Is on the board of this event. Fisher men flock to this State in the su m mer, and ops have found fishing ra mps a good coin machine location. Season cli maxes with the annual Lake Superior Trout RoundUp in Duluth Septe mber 2-4.
Michigan is another favorite vacation area for Midwesterners, rich in resort areas which will be blanketed by operators this season. Only major event on the schedule so far is the Upper Peninsula State Fai- in Escanaba August 15-20.
thoo you buy from Ruriyon
YOU BUY THE BEST BALLY SCORES AGAIN
Wisconsin operators completed purchasing their licenses and assigning their equipment for the many sum mer resorts in this State several weeks before the Decoration Day week-end. Altho weather was spotty. ope reported grosses ranging fro m 10 to 30 per cent higher than the sa me period last year and reservations running well ahead of '49.
Equip ment Report
With The Newest, Most Sensational, and Fastest Rebound Alley
Bally
SHUFFLE CHAMP
Immediate Delivery
mime. TODA Y 1
RU NY O N
SALES CO MPANY
Just as there will be a wide variety of attractions to draw the tourist and his dollars in most States this su mmer, so there will be a wide variety of coin machines on hand to serve them.
Shuffle ga mes and shuffleboards head the list of amuse ment equipment in locations, such as roadside taverns and restaurants, dude ranches, resor:s. etc. Pin ga mes, counter units and other types of such equip ment also are being put out by operators.
Music again will be strong in the more permanent type of locations, with operators shifting equipment so as to get attractive units In the resort areas where dancing plays an important role in the entertain ment progra m.
sI It I, r : 4 1,1"
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Vending machines are expected to be bigger than ever this year. especially those 'handling soft drinks, candy and cigarettes.
What ore the First Two Questions aCoin Machine Operator Asks About a Service Body?
il How's it made? El What'll it do for me?
And here are the ans wers ...
How's It Muir?
"Carry- Alre. vorlitelve design and he Horn.
eiv· toolion and eneinetring make erosible
bossy ggggg a ml com munion twith th· cor-
ren eauee for each ronspiseant) and · unique
brielg·eype underbody
. nod the m mete
poo mble oner oll
nuoleier ronanntrion with traieht end freer member
tdliapahrtmse
e ms any co mparable body ea «be e dam.
It Do For Mr?
The M ORRISO N .C.arty. A11 0 la deals: ma for toed, edeptation to may job in the coin machine industry: Mortise. made prooieiono in the beak ¿.den lee --and hie made ...ailebl· · ·elertion ol- -aperialized acce maair., that the bois Catry.AJI can be amity edapted
ler any P. M.. ,
Corry-All Body Division
MORRISON STEEL PRODUCTS, INC.
65 7 A MHERST
·
Y BUFFALO 7, N
W rite tod·y for FRIbl: LI rE R AT URF on the M ORRISO N .Cerry.Alr', the memononal M . »Coen...ill.' TRAIL-
AElTl"TESIDli.E. s"oCxasns--
sett mce merie,
Jett Il"
El M.S0 Stardust
--Ye tray Uncials M OE Oeld CUPS .
a P ar 121 Se
Ithreneeler bowline Chortle .. .It Bell Tu mbleweed Show beet Me r e nee" ....
L Jill 101.081100.0 . . ...
15..50 71.11
139.3111 lebble
55.01 IS M 44.311 · M O.
Wisconsin Serenade Cinderella Circe&
ONE
BALLS
Victory 1, 0.1.1
enStperceieal.
WM 4f » 31.11 21. 50 S 19.54 79 1
w Woerrhmesz'e.rM,OsMuNomOdeo.l.Ms.ee.....s4se5.11-Sa1
3031 Weriltser Wen Oozes SHUFFLE ......
Keener Pin Bev ... .5133 K
Rouneup
SOSO Dane
$9.51 Yelled Shu fle Alley . 13.1.40
T. ...3: 1,1 OEPOSIT --...... E C. O. O
K EELS M USIC CO.. 9116 E. Cheyer Street, Florence. S. C.
122
C OI N M I C HI N ES
The Billboard
June 10, 1950
IM MEDIATE SHIPMENT
BUCKLEY
CRISS CROSS
IACKP OT BELLE
5(t 100 OR 2 50
W RITE FOR PRICES
FOR MUSIC OPERATORS BUCKLEY
WALL and BAR BOXES
AVAILABLE IN
20-24-32
REC OR D SELECTI O NS
PRICE
$19.50 Ec.,
IM ME DI ATE DELIVERY
BUCKLEY
M A N UF ACTURI NG CO. 4223 W. LAKE ST. CHICAGO 24 ILL.
DIRECT FACT ORY D/5711/B UT ORS
GOTTLIEB'S Buffalo Bill
UNIYERSAL'S Super Twin Bowler
CHICAGO COIN'S Bowling Classic
UNITED'S Express-Arizona
KEENEY'S lucky Slrike -King Pin
EXHIBIT'S Bowl-A.Matic Shuffle Aley -
Bowling Champ Conversion
Bowl A.Malit Conversion -Strike
It, UNI VERSAL'S newe`t one bell. The WI NNER. The tined one ball eye. produced.
.
must for one-ball territory. Orders nose taken for preferred delivery in Norlhern Ohio.
Get Yours Now!
ARCADE EOUIPMENT
,,,,,
S $0.011
Sao . ·r mt,ce Cho Coin Seeker Ball 175. »
CM Colt? Hesse,
» AO
C. Coin Mods·I Sine
Sall
13S. »
Cl? Co.n Piste;
133. SO
Chicken Sem Hens., Intel Ten SIrikes
». 69. se
Exhilut 1010 GUN
100. so
109 011 Silver 1011 04 16, 00
0..?.,
UM. e·
Hel m Hitter
54. 10
lack 04461?
I». 01
Keeney Air Raider 11e. 01
Litaw44. 01 00
la .00
Mether.ln.Lese Gun
9S. 40
Mute . .. Football 225.01
Panora..,
1E3. 00
Pe nnine. end Sottant 165.00
W ent,. ic * Ray Poker
AL 00
Sky Fighters
100. 00
Sol . Horoscope with
Scrolls
U. 00
Supre me Ilowl.A.
IS 00
Teleeuis
I». 00
To m my Out
IS. 00
UltderS 0 Reid « Vitaliser
9U3.. 0000
Western east » .
el. 00
Youlia ms Al? Sta n Caen Phetornellc
11i. 00 150. O0
Latest Voice
It morder
ISO. SO
Sim , 5,5.0 Up
115. OS
Acrne Shoe Shine Me
rhino
Ill .011
falcon Shoe Shine
Machine
NS
_ USED ALLEYS _
United Used Alleys .11 ».0
Keeney PM 502 .· ·· 151 .0
Sally Bowlers
150.01
Chi CON. Used Alle n 110 »
Un ..... I 1.9·41
Alloys
1311.11.
Evans Teo Pine
Ole » sample?
stru e Skill
Ineerande
WrIle 49.10 419:111 44 .1
Gli ders
49 »
FIVE BALLS (osee
Slue Sk,es
..-",7,1
Della,
...fine Power
05.110
Gondola
93.00 '
Grand Award .
15.04 l
Le·c. Y.,'
.
27.14 '
M., . Leeson . . . ». »
niern .selle Stanterrey
. 11.10 0.10
Pere . .
51.50
Puddla Mead
03.00
Sally
4940 I
Smarty
15.00
Su m merti me ....
01.50
Tea » Winds
53.00 I
Write for co mplete Int.
COUNTER GAMES -
I. Sr Gustkers, new
110 SC
° A · 1 Electric Skill 41.3
1.114.à. .h .V.eno .,..n.e r.. e.. 4"
Suai
72.50
"-14
20E0
Ac me le Shockers, new 19 » Fi ve
jf et ee... "-ge
Et.,.. a Kind, new Ule.S»O 1. 0
Telt·Test ne l er. "'" ·· 22.35 20 .:.;:ejr A.II j.
32.10 VIctoesulreske =11 .:*
CONSOLES
Deluse Draw Sells .1110.00 I IL B. Draw Sells . 15.00
2 N444ow DMeilwlsNOesvpsleet.x.... Pyrernld de murs » Ciparollei
12770.3.0000 Write 123.00
MUSK
Wurlitter ·16 Wurliner SOO wor mer. es»
0 60.00 10.00 50.50 05 0
Wurlitter 754
Wurlit
800
550.00 165 00
ws·uerkuurrirearH.HilTos,,.
715355 .0»5
Serbs., 1944
265 »
Rock Ola 1044
193.00
oorPioest,ownar.We0l,1l01ass_es, 14.00 Irmk ard 400 Illde mos· 131.00
» Wire Cable -52059
mr 15 Met
ROTS
Ss Silver Chief
leir Silver Chief Se elack Cherry
104 55 .1. Cherry
la Blue Oren? 15e Slue Pro m
254 Slue From m 10e Pace ler Gordon Palls
Se Chro me Son 164 Chro me Sell ter Glitter Oeld 10S,e TRrololpeA. ,T O ier Cease?
Le Emrsoroln·ry l1e5y4 [OlstsiroeetSe.l.l. , Colu mbia
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$45.00
70 » 9.5.10
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1ONE BAER W4in.n h.a,w- eCyhaellamoblleon-sl -neCl.. to:ens -and Geld Cups. Al trecti nly mimed - Coat m1 us im mediately.
'T HE NATI ON'S COI N M AC HI NE M ARNE,
TER M,
de pesh trifle ell orders.
NORTHERN OHIO AMI DISTRIBUTORS
(LE' ELAND IN
MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC.
FREE
WITH
SUBSCRIPTION
ItStaples, Tacks
DOES 50 JOBS!
`et-50:`,
s
.
2021- 2 02 S PR OS PE C T AVE ·CLE VE L A N D IS, O HI O
M.S.OISSER.
ALL PHONES: TO W1111 14711,
r GIVING 'EM AWAY .,,.,t r,
gg g (VERY MAC « READY NI LUDIC* UNLESS OTHEIWISE NOTED)
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ARCADE AND MISCELLANEOIS EQUIPMENT
0I0-- Wall.,,, Twin Shuttle Souders
. ..
.
1174-10 ,1-Se en'ltic Salting Pr mt ke 24. » ,2-61init-Poo Auto. P01.1 00 Vande n
M e» PP,, It! 4 p
740 rO 271-I.1cehin1e0Ms5u1l0o'Pl51.0o5pMeod.Niov10/irnIleelPis1ctu.re
Mo-
i1- Will.arns liitafter 04 01
. . 2114. 1- Wdlie m seluerterbucks
Mulesce . Sells N Above .
i 0 IS9--1 .11 Oui me n, Fre· Play ·Pl. Mod.
Series Sots I. Handles/ l-flan, Play Sall
lientle
It
70.50 0
d S9.54
09.50 I
with 2 sett Fil m.
.
.
41.00 1-13elu m Pho ne me/4 (lbeholle)
Snee d
Ø2-1940 Quitters (Brand New In ON,.
Ca nons-FL
mo d
M. »
04-New ease Stands fer QINSVerf .
P.10
di si1--gMaerht mmect mateor1r/onleaow-teGneenra 0»0.dP001. 0.10,1
113.00 ..50
1-1544 Anne Auto. Sown . Alloy LAS
le -teeneos «e mirs/
10.3. Ø
f- Net w eem Shy Fleeter (AS se -thwas
Ite m . .
29.50
1- riken
Spares(MLiete Model -Al IS
101I--0exhCiMb.it tiGnulf« . 0 Mos . West ..
me .nn.eo Cnlear » W Cab. Se » Sells
27410 , 09.50
-p Needs Re .irs)
1-KNiitrpkairIN
5.011e. IAS IS -Need,
41.801,0 TI.SO F
Noe purse le
',octet stapler that does · maosir·d ¡obi Goes everywhere -has 50 time-savleg uses in
her m. school, office, 11 ,01. Sturdily con-
structed of chrome. finished steel with dura.
Me red Tanit. top.
Has famed Swingli .
split.seeond loading ·nd fa ding features.
Vend Magazine
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CONSOLES -0NE-BALLS -SLOTS
·0 Twin Sele, Sumer Sells 6-44 Sall/ R01 010 tells I-5a Sally 1041. Sell
1114.30 074.50 19.30
1-2 .41 M Entry 3-5 ,11 1.14 Sen .
Ne w,
Sneer
Mlle
0
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2160 Patterson St.,
Cincinnate 22. Ohio
104,111.--17l//a11613EeevreyKnesmSpo1eoc.r4G.se,lCd..fN.o0 m
e, 11129.350 116.-1N19.e14041SS1lu1ack0clk0es1C10hTerrack O M CAS IS ryS-els 12;1/1 4;0 0
Complete wig, 1000 Genuine "Tot SO" St .
el m in plastIC gift be..
21
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0
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21-0WumAirkli..tO.tle.ar.ISsllSOO.ender »
01
4- Wurlitsor 1- Worlitter
04 es.
119.00 31.55 44 40
69 »
2- .
Hideaway Cabinets Me 1 or
14 - Worlitner Well 440 »
I 1.6411
1 -1.10·2114 Seelturg Mod. WII.402 Well.
11 -50·130·0017e4 Whireebluersse WMoeldl. Il13e5x2e0.s102 So. &SO
lect.O.Matls Wired Welt Re mo 121---3FPeamnktPeeatrrtseeloenaMlMe.e»knéeMi.40.·.e.s..md Cabi.eawysnet
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3-11eletene timetien ArnplitHre . . 4 »
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14.54
nets CI. le, IS1 Slots -24 Selector, - ».10 0
1- Wurlit mr /1 Ceuotor Med . (AS IS
- Needs . ..I n.
12.501,0
1-Packard Med. MO Illde m my lAS IS--
Needs /00111 01
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00 SILENT SALES SYSTE M 1771 COLU MBIA ROAD. N. W.
Phones: COle mbla 30001
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Please send rno FREE 'Tot 50" Swin eine Stapler with 1,000 genuine "Tot 50" Staples PL US one year subscription to VE N D Magasine for which I enclose O NL Y $3, the regular subtcription price et VE N D
Name
fit".1, R 1
lust 11,r slim New »fe n. C·rd
il
8159 sO
peslals
in Se Gottlieb » wie ne r Like Now
19.20 All Se .
Ile I,rnside Nev . & w. E S,neapor· loond-l/o Trwie Act ion
ONE
IALLS
34.50 29.50 :see 09.50 4410 1 45.00
Maier 1. 011 0 easalsail Dow.111401 0 Cle mo Whl a Surnene nlr . Mlle Shi m
coNsoLEs
Gold Citation. .
113.00 K mney Super Sell, P.P.. P.O. 170.50 Jen ne Pereoes, CF
Soec.el Enters
49.10 MINI 3 Salle, LI . NI T
1,1 COOTIE'S ». DEPOSIT. .....
V D.
T WIN CITY A MUSE MENT CO.
Ion w. SEVENTH ST.
PHONES: 34 ,2 or 14192
TEX* *.*
.5.00 1114.34
SS. » 21.10 35.·· 49. 0 25 0.1 44.54 49.34 1 44.54 0.20 113.00
U. S. A.
Addrese
City
Zone
State
_
Jane 10, 1950
The Billboard
GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH AT LONDON!
COIN IF ACHINES
123
e CHOICE REBUILT
PH O N O GRAPHS AND ACCESSORIES Cleaned! Checked! Ready for Location!
Filben FP-300 130 Selection)
$229.50
Mills Throne
29.50
Mills Empress
29.50
Seeburg Colonel
69.50
Seeburg 8200, 8800, 9800 ... .
69.50
Wurlitxer Twin 12
49.50
Seeburg Hideaway W Packard Adapter
49.50
WS2Z Wireless Boxes
9.50
DS202 Wired Boxes
9.50
Packard Boxes
17.50
3(amplele Hostess Systems (coils al 1(H- 140E AN OFfER!
AMES-Cleaned! Checked! Ready for Location!
W C G G GSph e e eiilonn nlcrietaa., .semomsGATaloi.nCtdoA.a.liellf.r,R.olSRltCoao llraRloleBeaseballifl5Ienytereci.lbP...ers..1$69.424212414.4...555535000000
Peddinhead V1YcI-a.r2,n-k3samlnia,.1
.
.......... 5564349...9555.50000 49.50
Wiamenin
34.50
Can., line a Roll .
.. 89.50
Berns «le
29.50
Bally Hy Boll Triple Action frad· Winds Mardi Gras ...... Merry Wido w ' Scre wbell
69.50
359.95.050
SPRI bIll
CetiM . Thrill
. .... 3449..955.0050
sa. n .,,,
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CMO/C8 SPECIFY SEC O N D
29.50
29.50
339,95.050 339.95.050
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Eurlu dy· Ditlribuler SEFILIR G Products in Wisconlin, N orth Dakota, South Dakota and Upper Michigan
01 211 glittSiC
2605-7 HENNEPIN AVENUE MINNEAPOLIS 13, MINN KEN WOOD 6612
PHONOGRAPHS
for Bargain-Wise Operators
Here's an outstanding opportunity to cash in on added income. We have an unusualy fine group of top-notch trade-ins rebuilt to give years of good service .. and ready for immediate delivery. With a minimu m invest ment you can begin earning bigger profits by taking your pick from these quality rebuilt phonographs. Get your order In now for the best in the group.
USED EQUIP MENT
Swam"POS147f.MWAR
M enu " 144- M
W urIllaer 'IO W . W orries . .110 ,
Merged Reck-Ole "1422.'
A MI
. .1,
·tal Modal 9 ,
Alroon . 1200.'
PHONGGRAPHS 124.50
119.50
134.00
350.00
149.30
.
350.00
425.00
59.50
WAIL
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W URLITzIER: 3030 3.5
Packard Box.,
121D
059.50 S9.30 24.50 3.30
035 00 19.50 12-14
PILIVAII POONOEdIAPIIS AU. I WOIRING COMMON
Servitors LaTene, RC. 0111.50
N oboru Colonel. BC. 49.50
Major. BC.
.
Se MsurE Cre ole . . 59.10
leelruna O wn
39.50
lealsur· Crown Seebor· Rea W ortitler "S OI" W urlat wr 'MO W'
5 49.55 39.111 79.31 4 ,10 49.10
MNMinoeearwtsCeLrSoleOamnMdEontnSed.reElteiNenMawse.etlrOesrUSolTEuimMosteere-sne
SHAFFER-S/11UB
W RITE FOR PRICE
Ter ms: 50 9. Curti i d Deposit, Balance C O D. All Itenes ubi ct To Prior Sale
'SHAFFER MUSIC COMPANY
SAIESSERVICE OATES
C.,eitel Cincinnati. Ohio
2333 C.Ibert Are.
Indianapolis. 1327
Charleston, W. V.. 1619 W
W ash...... St
W heeling W Va. 2129 Main St.
Ate. Ind.
Colu mbus. OhIe 600 S. N W, St.
South Bend. Ind ilocatton to be
announred later,
EVERY PIECE GUARANTEED
ser wervarre eed·mir miere wermeamo mmulkedmeR wm wstee ernee me me mememere werms,,-
Money doesn't grow on trees -·-
O N E B A LLS
S H UFFLE A LLE YS
(Clean, CH A MPIO NS
CI TATI O NS COLD CU P.
10.01 RMUPPLIt t..., W RITS
W RITE
..... SH UFFLE CH A MP .
UNITE D
ALLE Y
UNITE D SH UPPLS ALLE Y
JOCKE Y SPECI ALS
10-10 GE NCO BO WLI NG LE AGUE .
SPECI AL ENTRY'S
EL M WILLI A MS T WI N BO WLER
vICTORY SPEICI ALS
33.00 CHIC A GO COI N BO WLI NG ALLEY
RACES VICTORY DERBY, C.P
DAIL Y
31.86 M.00 KEENEY PIN BOY CO NGO BO WLI NG LE AG UE
CONSOLES
54Mr BONUS S KEENE Y S 4 1.44 GOL D
SALLY'
NSUUPGSG!ETDOLL..
MM2OO1.A80MN
PHONOGRAPHS
100 W URLITZER 950 W URLITZER rRebuilti MOE W U·LITZE·
nALL Y·s RESER VE BELL SALL Y'S DR A W BELL. M.111
EOM SIRRURO CUT 200 M 141 EREBURO
DO WN (llebullt)
SALL Y'S CL UB BILL PACE REELS With Rails) MILLS JU MBO PAR A DE
20.00 SEEBURG H 146 M
39.50 30.00
SSEEEOEBUURROO
RMOXCR8I S1P3,1E.C2-ILA.5L41
W AILI NG BIG GA ME
21.00 SEESUR G BOXES cW1.1. 04,
JE NNI NGS SIL VE R M OON
2400 SEEBURG PRE W AR BOXES
MILLS VEST POC KETS 0.11ye Ne al
Tr SLOTS
-133.00 COLU MBI A DELUXE,
MILLS BL UR FRO NT. 14
3/.30 .44 PACE, Mt
W AILI NG 'MI ROL ATOP, 59
« SO BUC KLEY CHRO ME. 2.04
W RITE -5174.30
144.10 9/ 50
144.10 114.50 144.10 149E0
83/4.30 1050
29.M3.0se I4.30
2289.430SO 21 54 24.511 1.50
174.34 UM 19.50
O NE-T HIR D DEP OSIT, IAL A NCE C. O. D. O R SI G HT DR AFT
PA R KE R DISTRI BUTING CO MPAN Y
ill 8T H AVE SOUTH. NASH VILLE. TE N N
PHONE 4-0194 - 42.1231
bervt..i!refr:
DOUBLE BOWLER and DUCK PINS
91.i it.
8 It,
Twin Play -Rebound -Flya way Pin e Absolutely Fastest GI All' Pmron Crea ms, Player Appeal!
$ $ $
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Klre' Vern . 41
CONSOLES
Bally DR A W SELL,
Metal Button
1115
Balalrey DSuRttAonW RILL,. 135
tally DR LU XE , DR A W SELL . I.
geily TRIPLE BELL. 5-3.35
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Mike NO W:
IN
SHUFFLE GAMES
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· 5 Si mulated Baseballs
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PRICE $32.50
S.. ya w VICT OR di aributor -or Writ* lo. colored descriptive circular.
VICTOR VENDING CORPORATION
5701-13 W. Grand Are Ch ke ms 39, IlL
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CO MET IN D USTRIES, IN C., PRESE NTS
ILTISNE1950C COUNTER GAMES
NE W CIGARETTE STRIPS ON ALL SMALL MODELS NE W COLOR SCHE MES
ON ALL MODELS
METEOR ·--).
M E T E O R - Co m Overeled -F R UI T REELS, lc or Sc play. Automatic payout tokens of various co mbination, redo.. able for cash or merchandise.
Also available in nomcoin model in lc or Sc play. TAX FREE. No coin chale.no mull box!!! Location owner hunt a key to ;to mb operation. Special register protects operator's prongs.
W E ST OC K
Parts for Daval Counter Games
KI N G
SLI N G it. Se or 10c play -live reel POKER play. Bull gu m minder. 75 % 25 % divider.
WIRE -PHONE - WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR
OF OUR FULL LINE AND QUANTITY PRICES
S M. S- B3 1 / 2 - all !ii «
DI S T RI B U T O R S W RI T E
COMET INDUSTRIES, INC.
2845 M edea b ea m Chicago 47, Min&
(Tel. Mess 12424)
SEE ¡T-
ally IT Of Your
Distributar
NO W!
/Line 10, 1950
OUR GREATEST BASEBALL GAME!
LUCKY INNING
Terrific Action! Thrilling Animation! Tre mendous Appeal!
91114mnis
MAII RF ACT RRINI S CO MPANY
4142 Vi. EILL M ORE ST. CHIC AGO 24, IL L
Creators of De pen da ble Ploy Appeal!
5 INNINGS- Sc
RECONDITIONED SHUFFLE GAMES
!! ?? ..AT A PR10E-ACT NO W .. ??
U NI TED SHUFFLE ALLEYS .
I!! $100.00
BALLY SHUFFLE BO WLER.Ligoihti- UEpT.Conv.e.mireg.-.-.S.2.0...0,3 E.1,.. CHICAGO COIN BO WLI NG ALLEYS. 8 FT. .. .... .
150.00
C CIANLICFOORBNOIWALISNHGUFFLELEAGPIUENs,,lOIIFT.FT. ............. . .
. .......... 12959..5000
UNI VERSAL T WI N RO WLER. 8 ET
. 179.50
C MG° GLIDER. 8 FT. .. .. . . . . . . . . .· · · . .
. 5.00
All of These Games thero whlv gone over. cleaned and reedy f,, locaLl. m. Please reod
proewf-erhraletd.deposit, cash, Cashier'. check ou moires order and slat. method of Mimeo «
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O P E R A X O UN rIr 1 1.4 C O NSI.N. % O. 11.1.1 % MS A.1 10 1% 01 vt, e
USE THE COVEN FINANCE PLAN!
N O W DELIVERI N G
TURF KI NG
Bally
SHUFFLE CHAMP
The Bo wling G a me Cha mpion
BRAND NEW PREMIUMS EVERY WEER
TI M W eek: SrunnIse Gold W o men's h wei See -Large A mt. Bracelet Neck. lace C. Eart.nes -Only 54,50.
Citations I.ex. ...... . .....
lule .17. Mee nee. Sally Sntry
K
field 'fusee.
Willia m. ·III.Staws
Double the. I.
Dale Guns
DeLueze Drew Sell.
Denee· Shu fle Ailey
Went. Twin Shuffle
Mercury Shuffleboard
Recli Dla Shuffleboard
W url.ezee leis
W orlitt·r 10174, like ne w
W urilis·r 750
$00.50 230.00 SOI 0.00 17e..14 115.0e 330.44 IS M lee Je 111.011 145 . lift « 115.911 Vet » 1.1.54 151.00
1HOLLYCRANE ..$395.00 I
BeNt flu, of the Sleet,
golly
Lair Model - Comparto Saillehf Reronaleionieg
SHUFFLE BO WLER
PJI M $150.00
Bring Any Coin Machine for Fast, Expert Repairs..
distributing company
3181 Elston
Chicago 18,111.
1Nd·pend·nc· 3-2 210
All Equip m·nt Thoroughly S·rviced or ReconditIon·d by Our Trained Staff.
Authorized DIstrila ..... fer
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Products
Phaflegraphi
()pastors Information
RECONDITIONED onRequeçt
PIN GAMES READY FOR LOCATION
;
a... baba . Anu·rade . Baby F.c. nand La wler Barnacle Sill
144.10 .W M
75.00 . ea.00 . 41 .30
15.0 Too
s75 00
Carolina . , .. SE W
Cat ete·
21.30
Cra m Eau
35.00
Magic
. 35.50
Sera .
no sy
St. Lo urs...... 14.Se ::-.,h .-:.·'
Te mptat/on ... 31.511 S e
Trinidad
34.51 i.:i.
BOWLING
EAMES
.Wit.h.,
ei:r..$1.,.10,
Yen P..
W OO
::;,'Z.LYItY,Y. -g".g Lane. fl e .. .. 171.10 ,..
NO W DELIVERI NG NE W EQUIP MENT
Keeney, LUC K Y STRI KE - Keeney, A··-C BO WLE R
Rocket, Lucky Innini, Ari w w, Banka Ball · tWee MIaLLElS VESTPOC K·TI Vendee 14M5i.l0l0s
. '.71 · Wm .
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Sell Regular. · ger New Chro me wt ra. . W ee Sell. Mills Slack 50.0e,, Mills Bonus tell. Ne w Regal Carn. net, for all Molls Bell PA·ChineS Or mnov·roEnton Coils Counter.
ON DISPLAY!
SEE THE M T OD AY
Keeney's Pyra mid.
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anCrdossIt
·ne 25.
- Both double or mk
I
orold producers
2011 MARYLA ND AVE.. BALTIM ORE It.
?Horn BELMONT 1800
.71111
ATTENTION, NEW ENGLAND OPERATORS WE NEED
8 4 8 Seeburgs 6 47 Seeburg 6 46 Seeburgs
6 1015 Wurlitzers 6 100 Wurlitzers 6 48 Rock -Ola Magic Glo
LIBER AL ALL O W A NCE TO W AR D SEEB UR G SELECT- 0- M ATIC 100
THIS EQ UIP ME NT IS NEEDE D FOR A N EXP ORT O R DER. W E ARE IN A P OSITI O N TO ALL O W Y O U TOP PRICES.
ACT NO W!!!
Eeslusiee Gottlieb. Se ater» and Willia ms Distribute «
·
Remember IN NEW DRUID
I'S IIMOUNT
40 W ALTHA M STREET BOSTON 18. M ASS
Tal 1J berrv 2- SISO
June 10, 1050
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COIN M ACIIINES
125
SA VE M O RE ON
COIN MEN YOU KNO W
OU R TO P QU ALI TY R ECO N DI TIO NE D EQUI P MEN T
LOOK AT THESE SPECIALS
A merican Shuffleboard. 12' Cushion $195.00 ipl ut crating,
Chicago Cain Rehoused
49.50
Genre Glider
.. 59.50
Rock. Ola Shelflei :rdj;. L2.,FI ... 100.00 `p
Shuffle Alley, A-I Condition
149.50
I
SAVE ON 5-BALLS
Aqua wde Belly IA . Si. Tee blue moo
...S09..14 ... 20.34
61.30 49.54
Monterrey
.514.10
1.2 4
59.50
Pe nile, »
. 29.04
Puddin· Head. 34.30
Iltenehead
49.$11
·e mene
WM
Be ene mne . 14.Se
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39.30
novullell [na me W ile
4...... a
WM
Sigles ...... W.34
Scre wball
04.30
Carnival ..... 49.31
IN N
3930
Contact ..... YA W
Sionsemorelese . » JO
Fiaatin· Pew., 79.3e
Ja mboree ... 49.30
Mee k
-
NM
Star Oust . . 3930 Ta mpoce .. . M EP Tennessee -.. 34.30
rHERE ARE REAL VALUES Maier Lra mte M s.
ASetedy Roll . 20.30 Merry Wido w. 34.30
Trade Winds . 34.10
Triple Actlen . 3430
Wisconsin
1910
1
Sine.. .re nocher Winso me Bonanza Nevada
e... "
Play Bev Bit
Le w . CI Bronco
Double Barrel
Ne well Mteann na.. Me nlo N . M. Ranger Sea tale Show Girl sternly I,. Site
YOUR I CHOICE
$ 1 9 3 ° E aC h
6 FOR
$1 00
Los Angeles:
Indianapelis:
(Continued from page 15)
(Continued from Page 15)
Thel ma Lisher, of the Laremlin self-service Bend's laundry has been
Orange Company, Stockton, in the opened at 800 Fort Wayne Avenue,
city in search of a vending machine known as the Washerette.... Irving
manufacturer who can make a ma- Kepler has joined the sales organiza-
chine that will handle the co mpany's tion of the Shafer Music Company,
refrigerater ite m.... Ben Kerr.. of and will devote his time to the city
Glendale, along coin row looking trade. Kepler comes from the Co-
over machines. He visited the Crafts lumbus, O., office of the company,
Shows when they played this vicinity where he has served in a sales ca-
at Burbank and Van Nuys.... Larry pacity for a nu mber of years:
Ba mford in fro m Lompoc. . Lu-
cille and Paul Lay men back from Earl Craig. Anderson, Ind., opera-
the Chicago show. Lay mon, Bally tor, was a business visitor on coin
distributor, had planned on driving row, buying records and supplies.
back to the Coast but had to ditch ...The 110FL sought after records
these plans because of his inability from juke box operators are "Nola"
to get a delivery there.... Bill lies. and "I Love You Because." The
bill. of Arcadia, a visitor. .. .Jack former record is in such de mand
N.U. of Riverside, made one of his that operators are obliged to wait
frequent trips into town.
their turn for the platter. . . .Wil-
lia m De Sei m and Johnny
Charlie Daniels. of Paul Lay mon Company, is leaving for his home town grounds. Indianapolis, with Mrs. Daniels early in July. . . .L. Zaboski. of Gardena, on coin row. ... Perry Irwin a buyer fro m Ventura.... Clyde Truss. of Oceanside.
of the United Manufacturing Co mpany, Chicago, sales depart ment, were guests of Mrs. Leine Berman, of Sicking. Inc.. over the holidays and while here visited the 500- mile race.
In the city after a lengthy absence. Harold Meeker. Mec Iter Music
.. C. E. Stephens here from Sierra Co mpany, is reported to have sold
Madre.... Pomona was represented his jukebox route in Anderson, Ind.,
by two buyers -S. L. Griffin, of Val- to Emily Phillips. a new operator,
ley Coin Machine Company, and who was formerly in the restaurant
Lloyd Barrett.
business.
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TUE BEST OF TUE LATEST EQUI P MENT
ALS O ST OCK OF USED P H O N O GR AP HS
W RITE P OR O UR PRICE LIST
ye Certified Deposit
wisconsues LE ADI N G DISTRISUT OR
1 31 HI. TIE0 -I N C.
4227 W. Vile* Si.
M e w...,, B. Wiet
Phone: W E N 3.3224 Seclusive Distributers for W eddle' Must«
In wiscensin ·nd Upper » N M «.
FOR SALE
At giro a way prices
The follo w. , m mhones are on location. They re m ris· new enel a, m eased as ne w.
3WurCfler 1100's (12....5355.00 ea.
Wurlitzer 1015's fie.... 215.00 ea.
I United's Shuffle Alley.... 100.00
1 Dale Gun C.e
50.00
1/3 de pos er, be kenca C. O. D.
SNUFFLE G A MES
Chicago Corn tiouriéne Classic Universal Super Twin Bowler
Roc ,014 Shuffle Junele Keeney Dock Pins 0.155. Bowler
3-B ALLS Gottlieb Bank's-Bell Will/ mns E mir, Innire Exhibit Jeanie United To me, ·ri Mne
NEW FALCON 910E SHINER. 5125.00
Kil OF DIE 1/11W1
Conversion fe r Shuttle All e y wirer DIS A M PE ARI NG PINS. Play lu mps Innwelately1
$79.50
·
IKEENEY' SBOWLING CHAMP ,-·,;,",` =,,,",,,,,',114e,,,' Ii y eolr mmarOriRnDgE R.4 TObeDarAdY., Auto matic merin9 -1 er 2 can
Reconditiened and Refinlahed
USED $35
SHUFFU GAMES
PROMOS " lath
United Shuffle Alley Chi. Coln bowling Alley
$113 On 173.00
Colonels, (adets,
Sell. Shuffle Bowler.
WIP
sus et. Genus Glider
075.00 Mders.Comert Grands, 40.00 Regal:, 24's, 500's,
I BELS OriwIllack Cherry, 310 Ile 119.50 Mills 3r. em, 250 W ee Prone 19.30 mats 5r, 10c, /Se e mlier. Front 74 30 Deluxe Ora w le11.110. ne w 173.14 WANT 10-81.11 OR TRADE LATE MODEL I,rmGAMES, 1-BALLS
qi IETININ6S CHALENGERS, 5r25c.
SE N D LIST FORAY!
600's, Standards, Deletes, Commandos, Thrones.
CL ·SSICS- VOGUES LO-TO NE'
$50.00 Ea.
ALL MIC/1105 A.S IS CO MPLETE.
S10.00 Extr· for Crefir m.
OMB-Beat fst Witten
Citation, F.P.
5149.00
Special Intr,
0 31 01 P.S.) .. 09.00
Playboy
17.00
Telly Me
Maisie
41 CO
Ra mbo.,
47.00
Banjo
Sa mba .. . . . 4T00
Dre M My Trille Action .
49.00 41.00
Shooting Seer ...
Jack 4 Jill T I 'dad Carnival ParlerIn· [trenc her Sally
...
Cincerella ...
49.00 19.00 50.00 50.00 1.1.00 17.00 79.00 19.00 19.00 39.00
· ·
Teno n Va Deposit, Balance C. O. D
rtOME OF PERSONAL ,.
e·- 13" Wam - -/
WEIGHT. 165 LBS.
25
DOWN Balance $10 Monthly
400 DE LUXE
PENNY FORTUNE SCALE
N O SPRI N GS
war m FO R PRICES
LAR GE CASH B OX H OL DS
BRUCE MUSIC CO. will-I... .BURG, KY.
PH O N O
W in e PLASTICS
r.
4
1 t it a d l l O V EL T Y CO
M PA N Y
200 N. WESTERN AVE.' PHONE lUtinitage 6.5005 CHICAGO 47
anls music ta; ds,ean al ·TleS M USIC C O \tCO., 219 FIFTH AYE., PITTSBURGH 19
°"' "' I ATLAS MUSIC (0., 221 NINTH ST.. DES MOINES 9
$83.00 IN PE N NIES
Invented and M ade O nfy by
WAILING
Manufacturing Co mpany
4650 W. Fulton St.
Chicago 44. IL
AKE UNCONDITIONALLY GUARA NTEE°
3 AGAI NST BREAKAGE FOR
YEARS
d 0
SOME REAL BUYS IN USED GAMES ..
Est 15119 Tel
Colu mbus 1-2772
Cable Address: W ATLI N CITE, Chisels.
SOLI D COLORS TI M AN D THO U.
s
N OT SPR AYE D OR PAI NTE D AL MOST
THICK NESS --PERFECT FIT.
v i
A Co mplete Love of Phonoe mPir
Plavti m.
!ACME SALES COMPANY 505 W ese 42nd St.. Ne w York
LOnerecr· 3-·1311
r
Just a few of many at Southern Auto matic!
° oil JUST 21
$164.50
BO WLETTE
n4 GENCO BO WLING LEAGUE, 10 FT.
QUARTERBACK CHICAGO COIN
BASEBALL
$129.50
TWIN SHUFFLE
0 FLOOR SAMPLE SELECT-A-CARD
I EXHIBIT SHUFFLE BO WL ATTACH MENT
deposit, balance C. O. D
$174.50 $159.50 $199.50 $199.50 $169.50 $ 79.50
FOR SALE
Ten rent eoln.operated miniature railroad.
twitcher, signal end speed rontrolled by
Player. In beautiful glans rehrnet
by
rA 5850. On evInhillon at Slate No me, ES:
luth Ate.. Neer York. NATION AL NOVELTY CO.
179 E. Merrick Read, Merrill, Ne w York
SALE
Twenty ether peed Mach wie w all on feed ltere-
tre m. Many Records, Part, et, In ...nil near
Denver, Colo. Price 110,000. Good paying
m u m. Address
1303 B-373
Care 51110eare
Crneinn MI 22, 0
W RITE FOR INE W LIST OF ALL TY PES OF M AC HI NES
4 ,1
"rho Hausa Mar Confielene· Belle
A F
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SOUTHERN
AUTOMATIC
MUSIC CO MPANY, INC.
r, ST ABLIS NE D 1923
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624 S. Third Se. Louisville 2, Ky.
240 Jefferson Sr Lest
2, Ky.
3011 E. Mau mee Ave.. Fr. W ayn· 4, Ind.
1000 Broadway. medeeut. Olde
603 Linde. Ave.. Dayton 3, Obi.
325 N. im am. SI.. Indianapelie 4. Ind.
SLOT SALE
Mills Black Cherry 'Orig. ,.5.10-15c 599.50
Mills Cheaume. 5-55.
54.50
Milk levee. Bell iOrig.l. 25.
109.50
Mills Club Bell 'Orig./. 5-10e
49.50
Mills Glitter Cold. 5-10-25C
49.50
Mein CN N « Cold tRebelell. 504
59.50
Mills Black Cold Criss Croat
inebelltl. 5-25e
79.50
Pere 1948. Red, 1 4-10.
44.30
Pace 1946. 47. 5-1 0-15c
44.50
Pace 1946-1947, 500 .
74.50
Pace 1946.1947. $1.00
99.50
Mills Vest Pocket iNet .
64.50
Croel dren DeLuse Coho mbia
59.50
Buck ley ..... Odds, CID
74.50
WANT 10 BUY-Janniags Standard Chiefs
Prices F. O. B. Los Angeles or Reno. Noy. I., will. order, belanc· C. O. D.
C.A. ROBINSON & CO·
2303 W est Pico Blvd. Les Angeles 6, Calf.
1725 %Veils A n. Rene, Nevada
GIVE TO THE RUNYON CANCER FUND
126
co n M ACIIINES
The Billboard
June 10, 1950
DISTRIBUTORS
Some Choice Territories Still
Available
Write, Wire orPhone
e.)e Further Details!
DISTRIBUT ORS! OPERAT ORS! DON'T JUNK OR SELL YOUR OLD SHUFFLE BO WLING GA MES .
ASEBALL SENSATIONAL! NEW! CONVERSUNIIOTN
CONVERTS your old Bally, United and Rock -Ola Bowling Ga mes to BASEBALL GAMES at a FRACTION of new ga me costs!
NOW! 2 GAMES in Place of ONE! with convenient conversion unit! Ideal for AllSeason Play. BASEBALL in Su m mer --BO WLI NG in Winter, A different Ca me each Season -- Profits All Year 'Round.
QUICK ON-LOCATI ON INSTALLATI ON! · No Wiring · No Soldering · Just Plug In
COMPACT ...COMPLETE!
Conversion unit consist, of co mplete insert for light box and pin panel.
FITS MOST BO WLING CAMES
ACME DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 517 Scott Street Joliet, Ilinois
11C11-0L11
Nee La titres Oft
Entire Mechanism located inlight 8ox.
The Came For Your "TOP" locations. it's "TOPS" As A hioney-Alaker
Shuttle-Jungle Is A Fast Moving, Hard Hitting 1 Exciting Game That Holds The Interest Of All
Players -- Beginners--Average--And Experts
echoon. $elo 4,0/ STA M M° filltifftle611110 15115111.
Frothing Panora ma of Moving Ani mals for Skill Targets
RacIng Pe mba', on Onslibeard Fells Off High Cliff When Skill Target ig Il,,.
5.500.000 Points -- Pestiblo High Score
Two Wales for Speedy Ga me --15 Shots for 10c
Gravity Wore erroon -- Not o ct , Pobound Genie.
Only P. Fen long end 2 feet Wide -- Sholflo-longle Can Be Openerod la All locations --Even these In Which Sno w is At A Premier',
A ritOolcCt
600 «ern 5.1 .1v. *en » · · Cabtage,
June 10, 195 0
The Billboar d
Con M A C HI N ES
iz
There is no substitute for the thrill of bowling with REAL PINS
and
SHUFFLE TEN STRIKE
EVANS
GREAT
Patent Nos. 2181984, 2229712,2411789 & 2327350
GIVES YOU REAL Not Synthetic PIN ACTION!
· They carom, they teeter, they fly from the Alley!
51.2-I N C H PI NS --A UTO M ATI C ALLY RESET! · DIRECT VIE W A UT OM ATI C SC ORI N G COU NTER' · CO MP AR ATI VELY N OISELESS ACTI O N! · FASTER TH A N EVER!
Operators and Distributors who sa w Shuffle Ten Strike at the AC M MA SH O W agree that it's THE CL OSEST THI NG TO REAL BO WLI N G EVER BUILT INT O A S H UFFLE T Y PE G A ME! Don't confuse with ordinary shuffle bo wling ga mes!
SIDE MECHANIS M ei DOOR
NE W STAINLESS STEEL PIN BOARD!
8 FT. LEN GTH IDEAL SI ZE FOR M OST
LOCATIO NS!
RECESSED CHUIE END SKUTT
PUCK --RETURN (UP PROTECT PLAYERS!
AUTHENTIC SCORING --Strikes --Spares --Doubles -- Turkeys!
RAISED ALLEY --REAL RECESSED CUTTERS! AUTO MATIC PUCK RELEASE delivers puck at start of game AUTO MATIC PUCK LOCK withholds puck at finish of game
ORDER FROM YOUR EVANS DISTRIBUTOR OR WRITE DIRECT
I. C. EVANS
1577 W. ADA MS STR UT
CHICAG O 7. ILLINOIS
SIE EV ANS' CONSTELLATION AD ON PAGE 104
SPRING BARGAINS!
8' Shuffle Games
9' Shuffle Games
GENCO Bowling League
M Y)
Bally Shuffle Bowler
$139.50
UNITED Shuffle Alley
109.50
Bally Speed Bowler
269.50
149.50 UNITED Super
Shuffle Alley
169.50 Universal Twin
Bowler
WILL Twin Shuffle
124.50
Regular $29.50 light-up
239.50 WILLIA MS
Deluxe Bowler
!th dis·pp·· ,·
conversion installed for $15.00 extra.
ALL MACHINES THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED TO
APPEAR AND PERFOR M AS GOOD AS NE W!
No Additional Charge for Reconditioning
RECONDITIONED MUSIC
AIREON Super Deluxe ...$99.50
to lol of 5.
89.50
WUREITZER WURLITZER 1015
(w/lucite tubes)
$ 7930 249.50
SEEBUR& 800
59.50 WUREITZER 100
399.50
You Nave Mitred to Obeli let if Yeti Marion', Tried Oer iteeeedhlened Alarblee d
1FRED SALES. INC.
MAI N ST.
Lincoln 91 06
BUFFALO 3, FL Y.
Alfred Soles is the Exclosiv·
"but . iri Phu territory for Wuriireer,
Melly, Gottlieb, Willia ms, Exhibit end ether leading snanidatturers.
EARN BIG MONEY YEAR AFTER YEAR!
HOLLYCRANE
MI NI ATURE COI N- OPER ATED INDUSTRI AL CR A NE
'1Gets Continuous Play
11Packed With New Features Large Super-Size Play-Field
36 IN. NIGH 21 IN. WIDE 48 IN. ONG
'Easy Access For Dressing Field 1'Choice of Merchandise or Free Play Models
*lIdeal For Locations of All Types
MANUFACTURING CORPORATION
5011-5025 N )Wye ha .Chicago 25 I
Phone INdependence 3.1600
128
COI N M AC HI NES
The Billboard
Juno 10. 1950
eideet aeoiet'd THIS IS IT!
e
NE WEST BO WLING GA ME
801111.1·10 M U M
8
FT. LO N G
SEE IT AT YOUR
DISTRIBUTOR
NO W
WITH REALISTIC UPRIGHT
DISAPPEARING PINS
IJust Im a gine! ONLY 45 SECONDS
PE GAME!
6
SPEED
vk' 45 SECONDS TO PLAY REBOUND Action OR Players 4
10c an d 20c
CUSHIONED CUTTERS
FOR SILE NT PLAY
4uro mITIC Se el «
PLATERS CO MPETE FRA ME BY FR A ME
rhieage. (ecin ./efache.),e 'tt
1122 Oiversey Bird.
Cbtrogo 14 I:I
BRAND IT'S HERE!!! A
NEW
CONVERSION
`.1 _,S-P_E-54) BOWL" FOR UNITED SHUFFLE ALLEY
T
STRIKE ;ONE 4,1 41 P1
NE W
BACKBOARD GLASS
NE W
CAPPEARING PINS -- FLU
ACTION INDIVIDUALLY
NUMBERED C'JITT OPERATION
SPEED BO WL Is absolutely the ne west and finest COM V Otoi011 for United Shuffle Alley. li has been designed to bring to tho MAXI MU M PR OFIT far United Shuffle Alley Operator.. SPEED BO WL conversion cornes complete with newly designed and colorful back alasn plus brand.ne w. clearly lighted cabinet and shaped bowling pins, with plesiglae shield. READY FOR QUICK INSTALLATION. SPEED BO WL le dui answer to lagging profits. No w you can hold those locations with this sermational conversion.
WIRE --PHONE -- WRITE
DISTRIBUTORS ...WRITE I
M. & T.SALES COMPANY
2445 W. FULLERT ON AVENUE
CHICAGO. ILLIN OIS
DI 2-2624
June 10, 19.50
ties
The Billboard
THE PLAY-WRITE
IS THE HIT
OF '50!
At the recent AC M MA Coin Convention in Chicago everyone was looking for an entirely ne w type of machine, and the PLAYW RITE filled the bill.
Top Operators in different parts of the country after nine months' trial report to us fro m location tests: "It in the BIGGEST thing that ever hit the machine industry."
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Paned by M ane Winn, sinned Model
Can be operated In almost any lerrllory (we end:note 95`,I. Can be operated tn any kind of location, from a email Gas Station to the
Finest Clubs In die country.
Your Invest ment is small. 100 % Fool Proof. Your locations must account for the exact total Intake. Your collectors must account for exact total intake. The Play- Write auto matically records each Individual play and winner. Can be operated from lc a Play to any amount you wish for diferent
locations. (Most popular play is Sr. 10c and 25c.I
hio competition if you secure your territory NO W. ere The Play- Write covered by United Stales and Canadian Patento- make your deaf NO W and protect your own territory.
This machine in made under the direction ol a precision machine engineer with eighteen years" experience.
Operatoro--Saleshoard --Ticket Men will at once fecognize the great income possibilities of The Play- Write.
IIhas that popular Slot-Reel pull action for the custo mer.
Eight plays a minute --and that's action.
This Play- Write does not conflict with any other machines or ga mes --II is an ALL-NE W type machine --it ix in a ri me ol It. own.
No Federal Tam Required
1 348-358 Broad Street
Write -Wire -Phone. (Co me in and see us if you can)
-7thae£ SALES CO.
Mailing Address --P. 0. Box :·7126
Wadsworth, Ohio
Phone: Wadsworth 3-2164
130
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June 10, 1950
A NEW SENSATION FAR FROM THE ORDINARY
with
RE A L U P RI G H T A NI M ATE D PI N S
th at DI S A P PE A R WHEN ROLLOVERS ARE HIT. RESET AUTOMATIC
·W··a·n,.
NOW! ATYOUR
4218-4230 W. LAKE STREET CHICAG O 24, ILL.
ALL VISITO RS- - WELCO ME
NO W DELIVERING
MILLS SENSATI O NAL
21 BELL
ALS O
BLUE SELL
TOKE N SELL
BLACK REAUTY
BO NUS SELL
Wrie· for Details
TO
OU R SHO W ROO MS!
limited Quantify --Brand New
MILLS VEST POC KET BELLS, $65.00
JeRbers and Distributers. W rite Ter Special Pd ./
MILLS le/ or lit 941
r=e-- RACK CRARY
KE W
Non «, & repainted
8110.00
MILLS lor or 21 1911
BLACX GOLD HL
ilv·r·nt·ed reran Itloped and resiainted
$145.00
MILLS Si. ID, ·r IS« 9411
MUON BELLS
Guarantee& reran ditioned and rairriinird
$1 35.00
MILLS lId Cr IS. loll
JEWEL BELLS
détlene· sin· repainted
$145.00
REC O NDITI O NED SL OTS
mow a Rebuilt leord JI·Wwel11 R9ollAsl,eailni N&eewmpCtay.binets
Jennings Ill De L,,.. Lltse-U· Jennings IN Standard Chief
11273e..03110 10.00 223.110
RIC O NDITI O NI D DA MES
KEENEY 1BI PINS
$125.0(I
I.NCLUNINE: liF.ENEI"S Bowling Champ Conyers:on for Shuffleboards
Double Bowler, 9,¡ft. Rebound) 1or 2
Duck Pins, 8H. Rebound
,7 Players
BM W CII MIen, F.P Universal Photo Finish, F.
$2,69.30 344.00
Keeney Twin Denim leper Bell, Id-211e 273.00
Le nt Model Triple Switch DM. 0Ons.
Like Ne w
101.110
KEENEY ELECTRIC CIGARETTE VENDOR
ALSO DELIVERI NG. Chicago Coin --Universal -- tabled -- Gottlieb --
Ge m, New Shuffle c d Pin Ga mes.
DELUXE LITE-N-P111 CO MB/SI MS FOR CHICAGO COIN BOWLING ALLEY
$19.75
MDe I,MIRUM.S
W rite fer Pri m, on Cein Counterr, Coin Ch and Single. Double and Triple Safe Stands tier Slots
4135-43 AR MITAGE AVENUE · CHICAGO 39, ILLIN OIS GI VE T O T HE DA M ON RUNY ON CANCER FUN D
BOOST YOUR PLAY
MATCH PLAY BO WLI N G GA ME
JACK POT
JAC K POT
I.
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OF SHUFFLE-ALLEY BO WLING GA MES · COMPLETELY LEGAL
STIMULATOR ·
TEST LOCATI O NS SH O W IT D OUSLES OR TRIPLES PLAY I
Cord cont·ins 150 ticli Ms, nu mbered hem 100 to 250 jackpot I. eduan 9d $1.00 email day until Eli. A moved bmin ms booster mad money maker!
DIST RII UT ORS: W RIT( FOR
irrniATURIF AN D Q UA NTITY
PRICES.
M U N CI E
311 N. JEFFERSON IT.
N O VELT Y
C O M P A N Y, IN C.
MU NCIE, INDIANA
CONTACT US BEFORE YOU BUY
WE CARRY ALL TYPES OF SHUFFLE BOWLING GAMES
Williamsport Amusement Company
233 W. 3d Street, Willia msport, P. Phone 2-3326 -2- 1648
"Central Pennsylvania's Largest Distributors"
June 10, 1950
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C OI N M A C HI N ES
131
BY ACTUAL LOCATI O N TESTS ...
..EAR NINGS that TOP 'EM ALL!
GOTTLIEB'S UNIQUE SENSATION
..BANK-A-BALL
N on-Rotation Numbers, 1 to 15 plus FREE PLAY Awards on 8-Ball · TOP CORNER KICKOUT POCKETS for EXTRA Numbers and
Additional Play · MYSTERY SIDE KICKOUT POCKETS Light Up for FREE PLAYS · SPECIAL NU MBER CO MBINATIONS for Added Scoring and FREE PLAYS · STRAIGHT SHOTS · BANK SHOTS · FLIPPERS!
ORDER FROM YOUR DISTRIBUTOR TODAY
Ill' PRO MPT DELIVERY on these · CENTRAL OHIO COIN BUYS
NE W SHUFFLE ALLEYS
Auto matic Scoring
* Keeney's Lucky Strike Er King Pins * Universal's Twin Bo wler,
* United 's Doublet Shuffle Alley
* Chicago Coin's T win Bo wler * Chicago Coin's Baseball Bo wler
* United's Express
* Gottlieb's Bo wlette
W e have many used Shuffle Alleys at reduced prices for pro mpt ship ment.
SLOTS -SAFES
ARCADE EQUIP MENT
Ne w and Used
50 Blue et brown fronts
100 Blue or Bro wn front. 251 Blue er Brown Fronts
5.10-25s Helen Belle 5g Black Cherrys
100 Black Cherry.
250 Black Cherrys
550000
Black 'oriel
Cherry, Bella
50 Standard Chiefs
101 Standard Clale h
250 Standard Chiefs
50 Ne w Vest Pockets
Sic Mills Q.T., A-1
1 6·.9,,. 500, 2.,·,·.·9`,°., o',.. o'o.
...v. ". 50 99 .5 ° 1.1?0,4.5",,.,,°.0 ·i' , ···'. 149.50 " 93 ° 1·,6F!·,, ,0
'· , . 65.00
W, .
nw
Mille
end
lenninde
en" and Canso,.,
Ne w Sates - Single. Double, Triple Revole-
around..
Specials
lT'oh'e'',''RollDal.e··G1uns
'
Bang.a- Derrn IC< .2 ...
Chicago Co·n Plaiel
.
Lite eeeeee Ease ball
sw Undersea lamder -Sally gi rt..
tenet Subrnar. ..
Bit-a-Bell So. Ne w. W.ti Ba m
Pitch. . tr Da man, Floor Sa mple
Voire -o Craph. Like New
Pren.er Sla . Roll. Like New
Cone., Guiders. New
Ur 4 22 Shuffleboards
r.,,,,,,,....,,.,.....A,,.,..., w.ni·ms Flying Disk. New ... eeney Ten Pins New
Chicago Coin Roll Down. Nc w Gottlieb Triple Gripper. Ne w
911490..5500 75.00
149.50 39.50 99.50 79.50 79 30 49.50
250.00 325.00 165.00 175.00 175.00 195.00 250.00 195.00 195.00
32.50
CONSOLES -1 BALLS FP
Mills lu mbar Parade. CP
$ 49.50
3- Way, 5-10-75e, Like New . 395.00 Keeney 2- Way. 5-251. A-1 . .... 295.00
Bally Double Up, Uke Mete
285 .00
svoinv Raven, Co mb. CP-FP Cold Cups
Speoial Entry s lockey Specials Victory Specials Cotat·ona .
395.00 1" 0
85.00 95.00 49.50 275_00
MUSIC
NE W AMI Modal C .n.·,7.7 .A MI W..' B.Fi`i
Wurlitu m 1015, Like Ne w
write
Write 1.269.50
Seeeurg Nigh Tone 9800 . . Sache m Le Tone 9800 Wurittlea 600. A-1 Seeborg Wireless Wall Bose. PItYdr .
Model, ta.
119.50 139.50
79.50
7.50
W RITE · WIRE · PH O NE · ADA MS 7254
CENTRAL OHIO COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE
525 S. HIGH STREET
COLU MBUS 15. OHIO
1140-50 N. KOST NER AVE. CHI C AG O 51, ILLI N OIS
"There is no substitute for Q uality!"
132
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· · · · · · · OO O O O O O O O O O O O
:SATISF6ACTION Dl
e blokes. with an «tale-
· blied flo w to pal Ow
uaran teed!. .;. e BEST Benwielrdedr Ib1.u11y,sai.nt.iz*faWc-m.
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MILLS'
NEW
1950
lane lO, 1950
BELLS
EXHIBIT'S
JEANIE
Here's · beauty there ri nsin g up wins·tiorief profits. A ¡'bail erne ItiaMed with @Si « ON THE PL AY FIELD. Ne w m erino feeler's - bobble bu mps litter « Men, Clay. Cr sontrollad flippers.
Surprise Bonus
WILLIA MS
SWEETHEART
Truly a "Ilonr e in any locatlen. This 'wise her everything. Entirely new Me, 11·Id - thu mper bu mpers - tilt resat - 10 bickout holes end replay Hering. l's Ishale On the Hay ear .. ter OOOOOOOOs ·verreenere.
She's GM Everythiogl
Mies
USED
SHUFFLE GAMES
Willia ms T WI N SH UFFLE. Drawn ..SIRS CalsInat with ow n.%
Chita .> Coin CO WL-
IN G ALLE Y
In
GoNliab SO WL· TTR,
171
Sally SH UFFLE
CO WLE S
14.1
Sally SPEED BO WLER Keeney KIN G FI N Gen » GLI DER Ch,4age Coln {S UF.
in ni
The Modell Melhod
of
PURCHASING
Use *or ·Ien especially cntatied far you. Op. cOOOOO Nnt cre el plan lets eur money wort for yaw. Ilse it for replace', en. , on Iarpernents. etc. Find eut fer yourself. w rite, wir· er
CONSOLES
RALLY SPOT SELL Deluxe DR A W SELL Ro w ., DR A W EISLL
WIN ISO I»
TRIPLE SELL
CONSOLES ..1111
3. Way WIN OS SUPER
SELL
211
T WIN SONUS SUPE R
EM U.
225
SIN GLE » NUS SUPER
SELL
11
GOLD N UGGET
200
EVA NS
MILLS' NE W VEST POCKET BELL I MILLS' NE W QT
Operates on 3-5 14OOOO y Payout System,
I A 'irony-Sine" Bell. Weigh. mly 25 Ile
$0 Pier
. .$65 00 I 2.54 Pl.',
$119.50 S. Play, $115.00: 250 Play. $137.$0
WRITE FOR QUANTITY PRICES.
"21" BELL BLUE BELL BLACK BEAUTY BONUS IEEE TOKEN BELL
54-104-254-504 PLAY
WRITE FOR PRICES
GUARANTEED RECONDITIONED MACHINES
BO WLING TYPE GA MES
Gottlieb Mewled % United Shuffle Alley
Keeney Ten Pho
1141.50 114.10
11. 10
telly Tripl:C 2Itle 1Fee Sally Draw Dell. 114 Reny Drew Cell, H.... 54 flatly E mery* EMI, St Rally Dra w Zell, le, R.R Rally OIL... Draw Sall, If
S114.10 214.00 144.10 141.50 179. » »I SO
FLE EASCR ALL SPE CI ALS
231
Phon4 for met·.1s,
254 WI N OOOOO Oit
WI NTERSOOK
111
IWO MANOTAIL
221
Keeney ·ISC ·erfer Sally » WI . Cowl s' Keeney ) . bey
14/.50 171.30 170.10
brestley Trade Odds Ju mbo Parade, Corn & Mills Four dells Mille Ju mbo Parade 'Casio
341.00 024.50
40,50 4.1t
in Half Dollar
SL OTS
All orkinals, war m . .
NEW SHUFFLE GAMES
Chi Coin Bowline Alley. Cle m. $ wab » League. le ft.
111.30 171.00
Mills Ju mbo Perathe IF...) Keeney Super ISM, 5t Keenor S a w Super bell, ES Lote Evans E wes M en *. P.P. &
M.S. 61.50 111.50
11 . ne w.
S-BALL FREE PLAY GA MES JE WEL CULL
SL AC K CHERR Y
ARCADE EQUIPMENT SELL STRI KE TWIN BOWLER GOL DE N FALLS
Jennings M O NTS CARL O
51 » ISO I» an
EX HIBIT'S
UNIVERSAL SUPER
A » m utton air over the cave.
One or Iwo ·la wrs. Flyer, » rtry. Jug/ Idris real bowling.
Pins. All th· Excite tient, SI 'tr . ., » sr .,.
Pins
the thr.11s of ba wling.
I- authentic W WI . «trine.
ARCADE AND Mt .· · · · · · · · · · · · ·· ·· ·1 Renal DALE RUN, Le k* Models, Re-
··Inteth AiliCandi·
·Shuffle Game Closeout · 1-BALL FIE PUY GAMES tlenefl
t 71
· · Willia ms ST AR SERIES 2»
AD VA NCE ROLL
20
TOTAL ROLL TPLEOUIZ, W U, Like
20 e
Ne w
125 Hi
Brood N ew, Original Cr e m -
Module-. e
Hurry, Groin, Fast 1 1 Phenol Write I Wire!
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PIN GAMES ria·le 9It
·A NJ O IN A
CO NTACT SCRE WBALL SHO WGIRL
1SICKING, INC 140CI1NCINCENNTATRIAL14,PARKOHIWOAY 131.U· SKIES
1145 SO 55 71 40 OS 35 83
· ·
RA MON A IbuCC· NREIt
5 es 65
SUPER HOCKEY . . 10
JAC K & JILL
75
'49 M AJ ORS
. . 15
M ONT·IIIIET
68
PARA DISE
70
SU MMERTI ME
70
· · ·· · · · · ·
PU DDIN· H·lii0 TH RILL
1 70 30
DALL AS
10
T ANKS
65
CAROLI NA
III
SIAR NACLR SILL .· 43
CAR NI VAL
6.3
et RICO
45
·
OSOS Fair
517.50
tan Deer Can-
teen, oil
17.10
R., 011
27.50
kno wn., wit 32.10
14 mrana, wit
Sky Blazer, O n, 3110
Medico, w/P
35.50
R ocket, syrf
31.30
Hu me » DInuthri
sr ,f Slawhellen, w/f tereude. wit Wisconsk, will
17.110 37.10 37.10 37,00
Cash! Leee Eva » Races, Cask Model
$40.10 224.10
Gold Mine. w/f.$71.50
Carnival
47.50
sr/f
4,9.1,01
Ilipsten A wit
4/.30
Sellerine, elf 41.10
Cinderella, w/11 411.80
K .. Cole .
41.10
Grand A ward,,,,,174.S0
Dowling Cha mp 104.30
er,1
W. »
Nellycrane M e w)
Writ.
Undersea Raider
$ 61.00
·shIblt Clale (bun
W. »
Exhibit Vitaliser
40.00
Orinco Total Roll
WM
M utes » . Moyle, Inin Model
41.30
e n. oscere, Frei any .. 224.51
Weill Thrill Oun, le Plata Salty 141.1tell
17.114 91.14
Marylerfd, wit .114.30
To11111, wit
14. 1
C. C. Cha mpion
viff
124. 14
Just Si, se/.
1.0 .51
nee Ro m w/f .14,54
Geld Cup .4114.10 Git . . .. Ws. « Victory
Spatial .. 40.50 Special Entry
Hickey Special
Lon wecre Thorebred
EH, " 22.50
. 32.10 W./0
Ne w Roe S ands. Sin e. Dtruble end Triple Safes fer All MIN.
kwel Cells Black Cherry Mlle. H ew Ze e.
ill UAIITEED RECONDITIONED RI M BELLS
······ ·W·01. Q. T. DeiFi
Vest Packet Bells.
WRITE OR PRICES.
Mills Club Console ·411,6 St, NH, 251 Way We Have he Stock at All Times
$144.50 la.
EVERY NE W C OI N M ACHI NE M A N UFACT URED Write for Circuler and Price List. Vs Deposit WIth All Orders.
Distribut°oWr.. ' · ·f WliNNO 1···
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
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SICKING DIST CO., 2133 W. Pico Blvd., Les Ar mies. Calif SICKI NG. INC., 927 Ft. Wayne Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
flEW nunno's LARGEST STOOL
133 0 N W ESTER N AVE. CHI C A G O 47 111·rulorle ··2300
Ne w! Di ferent!
CONVERSION
· 2 PUCKS .. CUTS PLAYING TIME IN HALF!
Convert your United Shut. Il. Alleys, Bally Shuffle l Bowlers and Chicago Coin Twin Berrien late Speed
$1950 Belden for FAS TER '
PLAY, GREATER PROFITS.
Only Im mediate Delivery.
see ALLIED
for the BEST!
1050141. Skills ..1 39.00 Henerrn 0OOOOOad
Doluse Units 10,19. 1141.501 . W M
Refle.Ola 11 . Shurfleboaird.. No n
American Er 5119911915o4 n1.. 11. »
Nationwide and Mercury 15' and W Snuffle with TMoarrple or Black
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OPERATORS IN MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, MASSACHUSETTS, RHODE M N AND CONNECTICUT-IISE OUR LIBERAL FIL M PUB
IN STOCK:
TURF KING -Tent h . proven TURF KING is truly
greater than all other RALLY One Balls. Ne w SALLY SNUFFLE
CHA MP -KEENEY DUCK PINS. KEENEY DOUBLE BO WLER -UNITED
G-FOOT SHUFFLE EXPRESS.
Ifroil --- NE W PIN GAMES -ARIZONA, YOUR
BEST INVEST MENT IS
INCREASE YOUR PROFITS WITH OUR HOT, NE W PRE MIU MS -ALL THE LATEST SHO WN AT THE AC M MA SHO W. WE HAVE DRASTICALLY REDUCED OUR PRICE ON ALL USED UNITED. BALLY, ETC, SHUFFLE MACHINES.
W ANTED: W URLITZER 3020's, W URLITZER 1017,
ONE dALLS AND LATE FIVE BALLS.
f tEZ reao.. 2, *
DD Pdtiefez- rA.,MR DISTRIBUTING CO. Inc. tesiati" 298 LINCOLN ST. AL -"or ALLSTO N, Boston 34, Mass.
NEW PORTABLE AND LOCKABLE WISHING WELL
Patents Pending
RESULT TUTEO. ONE WELL CROSSED OVER $1200.00 In 30 days, Tell Heed. Neer York
Cry. _A aOOOO for penny arced.. .resorts, dabs.
CO MBINES SKILL CA ME FEATURES.
LEGAL ANY WHERE. NO LICENSE OR FEDERAL TAX. COST LESS THAN NE W PIN GA ME.
Send ter descriplise brochure. Disiriburcers w anted.
1200 GAVIOTA AVE.
Designed and m anufactured by
GILLESPIE GA MES CO. LONG REACH 13, CALIF.
Mil KEENEY'S 1111
New 3Purpose Mystery
FAST! DIFFERE NT! INN OCE NT!
Sold direct and only to bona fide operators, Only · week', test will convince. Don't be SEC O N D in your territory.
$99.50 .u ere....
Sc
size. EIM141114.4. earnings.
Operator's drea m for closed territory. Ideal for a DE A L Nothing
like it to co wsrete with County exclusive on quantity. FI R S T
OR DER LI MI TE D TO O NE SA M-
PLE. RETUR N ABLE W IT HI N 15
D AYS FOR FULL R E F U N D.
W. E.KEENEY MFG. CO.
581 8 W E NT W ORT H AVE
CHIC AGO 121.. ILL
June 10, 1450
fie Siliboard
COIN MACHINES 133
El00,10
MEN!
Once every week 15,000,000 men--
American men go to their respective clubs to enjoy a little fun and relaxation. Club night is a big thing in the hearts of these men who belong to either a patriotic, civic or fraternal group. These clubs are the bulwarks of the Nation, astronghold in whose quarters exist no "ism" but Americanism, the cradles of democracy, the shrines of freedom and the homes of
good samaritans. Charity istheir foremost thought--to ease the pain of the sick, to knit the bones of the crippled, and to assist the needy, to provide food and medical care for orphaned children and to give scholarships to the deserving. To do all these worthy things, the one great remedy is -- MONEY! To that end it has been the proud duty of the Bell machine to furnish needed revenue in immeasurable millions of dollars a year.
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134 COIN ITIACIIINES
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June 10, 1940
PARTS
IN STOCK FOR ALL
GA MES
11144 It
WORLD'S LARGEST COIN MACHINE DISTRIBUTING HOUSE
SEND FOR NEW
8 PAGE ILUSTRATED
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N E W PIN G A M E U NITED A RIZON A
CO TE. SAN K.A.E ALL
ID OL JE ANIE
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NE W COUNTER GA MES
HIT. A NCINIER
BUDDY, C I. Reels
PAVAI. CUE. II C W
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TEST QUEST
SHIP MA N
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SAL. HE AVY HI TTER
24.11) 11.51 0.10 47.50 91.55 49.50 92.30 79 »
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NE W SLOTS
MILLS BL AC K BE AUTY. H, La BL AC K COLD. H. La BL UE
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LANE ...... ... Write BAL, SPEE D BO WLER We. . IX. SIL VER BULLETS W . ». TAR GET M ASTER... SI15.
- Ne w Rebuilt Sloss at a M SS
S-10-254 S165.0
-
SLOT SAVES, STAN DS. ETC.
1 CHIC AGO METAL. ·M VOLV AROII ND SAFES Suso m--4131.110 · De mble -6191. « · Trio m
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UNITED SHUFFLE ALLEY... ...,...... $134.50
With Liehted Pin Convyrsion
ime
SH UFFLE
Pli PI.
14930
CIE NCO BO WLING LE AGUE. M I Pi.
144.94
U NITE D SUPER SH UFFLE ALLE Y
189.50
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119.50
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