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Dec-

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crooning.

Van will invade the home farther, way out of the teen-ager’s hearts. M-G-M record 10018, which is due in local stores in about a week, features Mr. Johnson’ singing “I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder,” and “Goodnight, Sweetheart,” both with Sonny Burke's orchestra, Mr, Johnson has a fair voice which will neither lose the fans who already liked him nor gain those who didn't. . - w ” COLUMBIA HAS two pew releases that should push up into the selling brackets. One features the all-star Metronome band on “Sweet Lorraine” with Frank Sinatra providing vocals. The star studded aggregation includes: Harry Carney, baritone sax; Johnny Hodges, alto sax; Coleman Hawkins, tenor sax; Charlie Shavets, trumpet; King Cole, piano; Buddy Rich, drums; Eddie Safranski, bass, and Bob Ahern, guitar. The second side couples June Christy and Nat Cole on “Nat Meets June.” It's an original jump tune featuring brilliant instrumental by the Metronome orchestra and smooth vocals.

‘oof » THE OTHER COLUMBIA release probably should have been made as a pietire record ‘since it features Jane Russell, star of “The

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wa ORY! Sherry fells herself that v doesn’t know how she feels about him. Peter takes her for a drive. They stop in ot an expensive restaurant. Peter seems to be on intimate terms important Picture HE Sherry can think eonty

not in lover with a,

IT WAS MARCH now, crisp and cool and bright, and Sherry ‘had been ‘married to Peter for Your

"Four months!: she thought, it

seerfied’ like four years! she ffdecided that the idea 80 8} tao afd “unhappy. She did not{

it to be. She was quite content. She stretched luxuriously and when she was finished she ran her hands appreciatively over the rich" satin of the comforter that covered | her. The large bedroom was pleasantly warm and the morning sun streamed in in slanting shafts. Through the long windows she could see white houses with red roofs, and behind them the bluegreen hills. : The view had had a lot to do ‘with Sherry's taking the apartment in {the Chateau; but Peter had Mked the French Norman apartment {hotel because it was new and smart and exclusive, 5 Peter always liked the thing that |was smart ang exclusive. It was {funny she had not realized how studied his fastidiousness was before she married him. It did not seem quite sincere, somehow, to want a thing only because it was conservative and expensive. ' Peter was discriminating about people too. He was always pleasant but carefully nonchalant to the important ones. This attitude seemed to interest them. Sherry felt now that it was deliberate and clever, and she both admired and disliked it in him, although, of course, she never spoke showy it.

SHERRY STRETCHED again and regarded the hills. After a while Jenny came in with her breakfast. Jenny was fat and clean. She looked at the other twin bed with its bright satin comforter. folded at the foot and said, “Mister Barton away again, Miss Birton? You know, you shouldn't be alone so much, a young girl like you.” Sherry plumped the pillows behind her to sit up, and sald that Mr. Barton - was on location and that she liked to be alone.

Jenny said. “If my George weren't home nights when I got there, I'd

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Van Johnson Gets Around, Now He's Making Records

First Disc by Idol of Bobby-Soxers

By DONNA MIKELS Hide all the phonograph needles, papa, Van Johnson -has started

In the past parents of teen-agers have only had to hear raves about tall, blond and swoony after he appeared in a movie.

had written Peter a nice

“Well, I wouldn't; Miss Barton,”|————

in About a Week’

Now it appears as he ties to edge Sinatra all the

Outlaw.” She sings “As Long As I Live,” with Kay side is the catchy “Possum Song” side is the catchy “Possum Song.” Another new Columbia release stars Dinah Shore with Sonny Burke's orchestra, singing a novelty

tune, “Mama, Do I Gotta?” and “When Am I Gonna Kiss You Good Morning?”

Tex Beneke and the Miller band is causing local record shops some headaches with that ultra-fine arrangement of “Meadowlands,” which he features in his stage show at: the Circle.

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SWOONER NOW CROON. ER—Van Johnson makes a try for more acclaim from the teenagers with a try in singing on a new M-G-M record. "I've sung a little before," the bobbysox idol said, "but this is my first try at records."

» » o THE FANS LEAVE the show and head for the nearest record shop to buy the record. Unfortunately, however, the band has never recorded it. The same tune, known variously as the “Red Cavalry March™ and “Russian Patrol,” has been made by Jerry Gray (Mercury) and Ray Bloch (Signature). Other new releases include: M-G-M—Art Lund makes his first recording since his split with Benny Goodman and it measures up to his past performance. He couples “Mam’selle,” a tune from “Razor's Edge,” with “Sleepy Time Gal.”

ON THE INSTRUMENTAL side, David Rose puts his orchestra

through {ts paces on “Misirlou,” coupled with “California Medleys.” Helen Forrest waxes two up and coming tunes, “The Egg and I” and “Who Cares What People Say?” The latter is the heartthrob song from the movie, “Nora Prentiss.” Jimmy ‘Dorsey features a duet, Bob Carroll and Dee Parker on “Quien Sabe,” (“Who Knows?” in English). Bob Carroll - solos on “Time After Time,” a new tune that becoming popular.

Take The Laughter

sooner stay away.” She let down the legs of the bed fray and settled it comfortably across Sherrys lap. Then she went cut to do the lingerie. Sherry envied her easy philos- | ophy a little. She sipped her iced orange juice and thought about the iingerie. It all came from the shop in’ Beverly now, and was “designed” and hand ‘made. It would be fun to slosh it gently in warm suds. She: would like to iron it , and the buttonholes stand out and watch the pleats come crisp and smooth.

» 2 » BUT DR. DREXELL had said she must take things easy for a year or s0, and except forthe mornings her hairdresser came to the apartment to “do” her hair and nails, Sherry slept until after 10. She was all well now and weighed the right amount, and she could swim and dance and go places if she did not get overtired. Peter had been paying Dr. Drexell all along. She knew that now. Sherry ate her egg and crisp toast and sipped her cholocate. It was nice that the boys were the same. Three good friends that, married or unmarried, shé would have all her life. Things had nob been so different after all. When Peter had asked her to marry him -she had told him that she was sorry but she did not think she loved him. Peter had not minded. He had talked it over with the boys and pointed out the advantages he could give her. They had all discussed it yery sénsibly. Yes, Sherry thought, it was all very sensible, and it had certainly been the right thing to do all around. Her mother and father had been very happy about it and letter to welcome him as a son-in-law. Peter had replied more than satisfactorily and, knowing their presént ‘position, he had suggested that Sherry send them a small allowdice weekly. She Was very grateul.

By Karen DeWolf

Sherry paused for a moment and looked at her clothes. AH new and smart, with labels on them from the best places. Yes, it was nice to

be married to Peter. You met different people too—comfortable, successful ones, mostly married. ey had nice houses and clothes, "and their problems were changing chauffeurs and having to choose between so-and-so’s dinner ‘party or the premiere of such-an-one's new picture, Sherry knew she Jooked well at these gatherings, and everybody seemed to like her. They said nice things about her and that she was different. Sherry was glad of that. It made Peter more interesting too. He could show his success now by the way his wife was dressed and how she lived. Besides, a wife whom people thought was. charming was naturally a social addition. Was that why Peter had married her? Sherry tossed a curl back im{patiently and chose a delph blue] {flannel sports skirt and a pair of gray suede oxfords. Stop snooping! she thought. Peter was very good to her and she was quite content. (To Be Continued)

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SHERRY PADDED across the rugs spread here and there on the | carpeted floor and went into the | bathroom and started her tub.| Then she went to her sachet-scent- |

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Something new on wax is being planned, The first phonograph records made by top comedy stars are being made by Audience records, a New York concern. 80 far, Amos and Andy, Jack Benny, Edgar Bergen, George Burns apd Gracie Allen, Eddie Cantor, Ed (Archie) Gardner of Duffy's Tavern, Fibber McGee and Molly, are scheduled to make the records, which will be for home playing only, Plans now are for original recordings, not from broadcasts, with a large studio audience to allow a natural “time to laugh” between

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Count Basie, possessor of one of the largest record collections in exe istence, recently had his collections of 10,000 insured for $50,000 against fire or theft. The collection includes. every platter ever made by Benny Goodman, Fats Waller, Tommy Dorsey and Duke Ellington and not one by Basie.

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Round the clock manners for the youngsters is the goal of a new album “A Child's Garden of Man-1 ners” -(DeLuxe). Radio ventriloquist Tommy Riggs and his “brainchild,” Betty Lou, record the do's and don'ts for children with musical background.

More Waltzes by King Another album of Wayne King waltzes is scheduled to be released soon by Victor. Another upcoming Victor album will include the best tunes of the song writing team Rodgers and Hart.

Christy to Go Alone

June Christy, a fixture with the Stan Kenton group, is scheduled to record under her own name’ for Capitol. Her first records will be released in April

DORIS DAY SIGNED Columbia has signed voeslist Doris Day, formerly with Les Brown, tora long term contract. Her first disc is due out sometime in April,

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inch, two sides.) Two fine artists record a sensitive’ and brilliant

reading of one of the most notable compositions for cello and piano. LISZT: HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY NO. 2, as transcribed by MullerBerghaus, played by the Philadelphia orchestra conducted by Eugene | Ormandy. (Columbia, 12-inch, two parts.) A stirring, vivid performance of the pyrotechnical Second,

with Liszt based on poignant gypsy songs and fiery gypsy dances. TCHAIKOVSKY: EUGEN ONEGIN, on one sid the “Polonaise” and on the other side the “Waltz.” Played by the Halle orchestra conducted by Malcolm Sargent. (Columbia, 12-inch). These two charming compositions are great favorites | with music lovers who have heard them many more times on “pop” concert programs than in their original opera context. The Halle orchestra is one of the top musical organizations of England, and this is one of several American pressings of their most successful recordings. HAMMERSTEIN-RODGERS: CAROUSEL, the “Soliloquy”, sung © by Frank Sinatra with orchestra conducted by Axel Stordahl, (Columbia, 12-inch, two parts.) A high spot of the musical hit “Carousel” is this long “Soliloquy” sung by She

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