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Disc Collectors Reminded of Petrillo Ban Lest It Quickly Siphon Off Finds of '47

Frankie Laine Top Contender for Crown;

Vic 'Damone Held ‘Crooner of the Year’ By DONNA MIKELS ARE YOU one of those people who *

“Bezin the Beguine” collector's item?”

Or maybe you cracked your original Ziggy Elman's “And the Angels: Sing” and always thought you'd get another—that is, until you Tound| they were as plentiful as new cars at list price. Its for people like you—and me ot TC le was the gal who honor for its mystery - shrouded like a musical instrument, | presentation of Jo Stafford as Cin-“Tim-tay-

~that this calendar of the pop, music events of 1947 is compiled. It's a warning that time is fleeting and that pretty soon you may not | be able to find Bing Crosby's! “Whiffenpoof Song” or Nellie Lutcher’s “Real Gone Guy.” And it's also a reminder that since the theme for 1948 will be. “Without A Song” if Petrillo’s recording ban goes through (starting, tomorrow night), there may not be too many leftovers from the '47 nt crop. W's hard to pin laurels on any one person as the biggest “find” of 1947 in the field of pop music.

n ~ » LEADING CONTENDERS in the vocal field would probably be: Frankie Laine, who made a “meteoric rise to fame with his

“That's My Desire” and followed top-

along with one hit after another. His revivals, “River Bt. “Kiss Me Again,” hit “Two Loves Have I,” cording of “Mam-selle” many a juke box. Despite the protests of non- | Lainites that his singing style is!, over-exaggerated, jerky and for the | birds, Frankie boy is strictly a big| leaguer of the. year after 20 years of plugging along in the bush league. | “Crooner of the Year” title is tailor-made for 19-year-old Vic Damone who hit big time with a bang after his Mercury recording of “Ivy.” (And a pat on the back | to “Off The Record” for * ?

and his rewore out

‘finding” | “Da-Moan” two weeks before the national magazines.) EJ " ~ BIGGEST FEMME FIND of the year, vocally speaking, was Nellie Lutcher, who shot up with a single; recording, “Real Gone Guy.” Her

contenders would have to include|Hall is worthy matron and Chester Is Taken From Throat [the *Whiflenpoot “Song, ig = "Peg of | Leppert is worthy patron.

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HERE ARE some other nomina-| | tions for boos and bouquets: Fizzle of the year—Art Lund, who, got off to a big start with that fine “Blue Skies” rendition and dropped | |back with mediocre follow-ups. | even a good fizzle was Van Johnson, [who sang “I Wonder” and quickly {hid his face. Hit ballad of the year — “The; | Gypsy” shot up and monopolized! | hit parades and juke boxes week" jus, because he's, good. after week in the early summer. | Novelty of the year — Winner, hands down, was, as if you hadn't become a popular record hit. | guessed, {ard.” The man who did it first, | {Jack McVea on Black and White, the year. apparently went away and hid]

after it got out of hand. RUNNers-|y oy renz because it sounds so much

up in my books were “Tim:tay-|jjxe the rare Russ Colombo re“Smoke,

and “Lady From 29 Palms.” Come-back of the year — First OES TO MEET | place goes to Ted Weems’ “Heart- | which bounced back into | | popularity overnight.

My Heart,” “I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now,” Jib IL” “Body and Soul"

licity.

derella Q. Stump in

But the cash draw-|quota of tunes but his “Ivy” was

“Real the national limelight from

wax since

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album shot up in “Feudin’, “Razor's Edge.”

a late]

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Damone.

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Songsmiths of the year — Hoagy far superior to the hot- oha| Carmichael ground out his Sedat ly

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" » » AND LAST but far from least is . “Songs You Should| the gal whose late "47 records may gicx yourself If You Didn't Buy| be the craze of '48, _ Miss Rose| efore They Were All Gone.” Murphy. If you haven't heard the! umisy, but all-encompassing title “chi chi” rhythm oft describe such wax miracles as: “The Whiffenpoof Song” by Bing.

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Remodeling of athletic facilities Franck's reputation as a composer. (at Kirshbgum Community Center

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CHOPIN. Ballade No. 3 in A-flat Greenberg, JOR for violin and piano, played major, played by Guiomar Novaes, violinist, and| the distinguished Brazilian pianist. | Robert Casadesus, pianist. An un-| A composition of much tenderness usual album if for no other reason and charm, played with exquisite Lio than that these two distinguished| grace. soloists have never played together| before any concert audience. They! | major; prove themselves in this recording Ax

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{General Prowstant Orphan's Home, and moving songs, sung by Lauritz The committee will hold its first Melchior, the distinguished Danish meeting today ‘at the County Wel-|tenor, who proves that he is as fine 148 E. 8 “lieder” singer as he is an opera | hero, (10-in.)—H, W, M.

has been or- — Mystic Circle Lodge To Install Officials

At 8 p. m. Saturday, William H.

of the committee is

in ‘the child wel-| report.

|shipful Master of

ing of children was responsihle for Lodge.

the congestion of cases in Juvenile Court and at the Children's Guar- ing public ceremonies in Lawrence dian Home. Members of the committee are| Henry M. Graham, general secre-|B. Crawford,

tary of the Family Service Asso- | secretary; ciation, man; Catholic Charities; man, Jewish Social Service; Sheppard, Red Cross; Charles Bos- installing master; Miss Bertha | Renner as installing chaplain, and

well,

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