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ight ceremony at 2:30 ay in the Castleton Church united” Mis ne McCann and Gens rea. The Rev. Byron the North Tacoma hurch officiated. : Mrs. W. C. McCann, ire the bride's

W. Alyea, Clarks

plyn McCann was - r attendant. She wore 2 4nd a matching hat, en wis the best man Crawford and Wayne

hers. ‘wore a white organfy ‘with a basque bodice

rried white flowers. le will be at home In le after a trip north. & reception in the pre they left for the the bride and brides ded Butler University,

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old Favorite “Goofus’ Holds’

Its Own With Current Tunes

Capitol Features ‘Woody Woodpecker Song’ To End All ‘Ah-Ah-Ahah-Al’ Noise Makers

By DONNA MIKELS

An old record favorite, “Geofus” by Wayne King, is holding its

| own as & novelty favorite with the

current run of no

The oldie is right up there with Spike Jones’ Tatey Wiliam ell Overture” and the new Vaughn Monroe tune “Maharajah of Zo er wiidh=believe % If you can~-containg not one sttamed

vocal note by Mr. Monroe, ZIGGY TALENT does the high

pitched warbling about an East

Indian prince who wants to learn to rumba. Be prepared to hear it with mERSasing grequeney. ©

uters,

Mr. Brewer, the local RCA Vie 4 tor distributor, that the old- Wayne King timer was repressed. As a matter of fact Roy Price, superintendent of the local RCA Victor plant, presented the first repressing of “Goofus” made to Joe Pierson, of radio station WFBM in recognition of the station's aid in plug-

vi E we're speaking med specifically designed ‘to ig on insanity, let's not forget e Woody Woodpecker Song.” Latest version features Mel Blanc, the original “ah-ah-ahah-ah” noise maker in cartoons, with the Quartet. It's on Capitol recards and may be (wishful thinking) the Woody Woodpecker song to end all Woody Woodpecker songs.

of tures s

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Sportsman!

the Meadow,” with “Tea Leaves” a sleeper on its way up, as the second offering.

a couple..of other people but it

rt clicked. It probably won't

now either, on the strength of a Snooky Lanson recording but it’s a must for those who've always liked the tune. A really nice arrangement, 1t's “Flower Seller.” Patti Page offers “Tomorrow Night” and “Give Me Time.” Neither quite as effective as her duet with herself on “Confess” but both very listenable. And, if you like Albert Ammons, he bears down on the left hand on “Tuxedo Boogie” and “Bear Den Boogie.” This isn’t a new release but it's probably still available. It’s the Bobby True Trio on “Poor Butterreleased by Mercury some time back. It’s terrific but nothing ever happened to it. Johuny Long's new “Butterfly” is a close copy of the True -Trio’s patter version but not as good. If you've heard and liked the Long arrangement, then be sure to listen to the disc by this practically unknown group. »

t » RCA VICTOR—“Caramba, It's the Samba” by Stuart Wade with

backed by,

Freddy Martin’s group is a bright arrangement of the Peggy Lee hit. It's not Peggy, but still good. Flip is the danceable “If I Were You” also warbled by Stuart, Indianapolis went for the Tex Beneke version of *“Meadowlands” a couple of years ago when he played it at his Circle appearences here so his recorded version should go over here. That fis, unless the disc buyers fear pur-

Other picks of the surrent dise crop include;

8 MERCURY a * You're probably tired of hearing about “Nature Boy” but if you can stand one more listen, give it to the John Laurenze recording. 8’nice. And, to ease the ears inflamed by too much eben ahbez, there's a triple starred second side. It's the oldie

“These Foolish. Things” sung against a lush semi-symphonic background. Laurenz, who's billed as “the new voice” but who still sounds like Russ Columbo to me, has a couple other promising new releases, One. is of the zooming ‘My Happiness” backed by “Someone Cares.” Another is the

chase may mark them for Congressional = investigation since “Meadowlands” is- a Russi song. Strictly American, though, is the second side, Tex singing “Makin’ Love Mountain Style.” On in the international theme, Dennis Day does an ‘Irish character version of “Clancy Lowered

the Boom” backed by the sentimental “Romance of the Rose.” English star Beryl Davis teams

current English hit, “A Tree in

PLAY YOUR * “Where Flamingos Fly” with the RECORD S old familiar “Waiting for Ships that Never Come In.” Excellent backing is provided by Toots Ww R. Cc 2 A |Camarata’s orchestra on the sec- « ZENITH ond. x % CROSLEY» A new vocalist, Jeanne Sayles, starts off good with Count e RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS on a pair of blues songs, “It's ALL 1948 MODELS {Monday Every Day” and *Pve SEE THEM AT Only Myself to Hate,”

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Special NEW YORK, June 22—A revolutionary non-breakable “Microgroove” phonograph record which plays 45 minutes on one 12-inch double-faced record with full fidelity and absence of distortion was demonstrated here today. The average 12-inch record plays eight minutes. The new record, known as the Columbia LP (long playing) Microgroove, is capable of producing entire symphonies and concertos as well as the complete’ score of a musical on a single record. The LP Microgroove also is available in the 10-inch size which plays 27 minutes. # Selection Available A wide selection of Columbia favorites are available on the new disc.

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Shirley Debuts on ‘Bambi’ Records

‘Walt Disney story.

to her youthful personality. “Bambi” will

Christmas.

Lawyers to Brush

Indianapolis lawyers a to brush up on the new ne tax law. The Committee on Legal Education for the Indianapolis Bar Association has a tax course to be given in the Antlers Hotel hallroom June 28. Merle H. Miller of-the associa-

tion has ‘prepared an outline of the Tax Reduction Act of 1948

dealing with income splitting,

estate splitting and gift splitting. The outline will be distributed at

the meeting.

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player attachable to any present quired for the new records which

Philco demonstrated its new

retail for $4.85 and the 10-inch

Shirley Temple will make her RCA Victor recording debut in an excerpt from “Bambi,” famous

Despite Miss Temple's graduation to more mature roles, narration of the Disney opus is suited

be released in August with original Walt Disney art work on the cover, as a featured children’s set for fall and

Up on Income Tax ing|anna,” “Jeanie With the Light

New distributor for Capitol records in Indianapolis and central Indiana is Radio Distributing Co.,

Paul Goetz, formerly with the Capitol branch office, Cincinnati, 0., is in charge of the distributing agency here which stocks all recent Capitol albums and single

the composer describes as “a great feeling for nature”; a dramatic and robust second marked “Tres vif”; a chorale-like third; and ‘a fourth marked “Anime” which closes with a rollicking

On the last side of the album is a march called “In Memoriam,” written Pearl Harbor Day. M-704, four 12-inch records.) » ” LJ

lar radio, movie, and concert hall baritone, Nelson Eddy, accom-

gives very effective renditions of these perennial Foster favorites: “Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming,” “The Marry, Me Month of May,” “Old Black Joe,” “My Brudder Gum,” “Oh Boys, Carry Me 'Long,” “De Camptown

Old Kentucky Home,” “Oh! BSus-

Brown Hair,” and several others. Foster fans will especially like this album because no attempt has been made to “modernize” the settings, and the accompaniments have been kept simple and colorful. The ‘collection. was made by Mf. Bddy after months of research and study, and is a tribute to America’s immortal troubadour, Stephen Foster. (Columbia, MM-745, four ‘12-inch records.) .

. s CORELLI-PINELLI: Suite for String Orchestra, played by the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy. The reasons for the special fame of the magnificent string sections of the Philadelphia Orchestra are amply demonstrated in this re-

cial sheen and brilliance in this

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theme based upon a folk dance.|

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cago. In addition, a reception and ball for the in-

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Dr. Sensenich

go’s Palmer House as part of the 97th annual medical convention.

Watchmakers to Meet, Elect Officers Sunday

The Watchmakers' Association of Indiana, Inc, will hold the group’s 15th annual convention Sunday in the Hotel Antlers. Officers will be elected, followed by a lecture by Howard L. Beehler, dean of the Bulova aichmaking school, Woodside, N. Orbits to speak will include A. 8. Rowe, Indianapolis, president of the Horological Institute of America, Inc; William H. Samelius; George J. Wild, Peoria, Ill.; George T. Gruen, Cincinnati; 8. George Cochron, Nashville, Tenn., and Robert Ibaugh, Terre Haute.

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Of 1947, Records Indicate

When a recent radio contest to, made by such Capitol artists as see how many listeners could

name the orchestra leader who made the most records last year

ended, not a single person came up with the correct answer.

Am

guesses submit ted were Vaughn Monroe, ‘Weems, Kaye, Tommy Dorsey, Count

Basie, ton,

James, . Lombardo,

Weston, the versatile rifusical di~

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Ted Sammy

Stan Ken-

Paul Weston

rector for Capitol Records and orchestra conductor on the NBC “Supper Club.” A best-selling recording artist in his own right, Maestro Weston also conducted the orchestra on more than a hundred records

{Jo Stafford, Margaret Whiting, Betty Hutton, Johnny Mercer, Martha Tilton, Gordon MacRae and the Pied Pipers. Man Behind Hits He is known in the music business as the “man behind the hits,” for he both wrote the arrangements and conducted the orchestra on such hits as Jo Stafford's “Symphony,” “Day By Day” and “Haunted Heart"; Betty Hutton's “Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief”; Johnny Mercer's “Strip Polka,” “Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe” and “Personality,” and Margaret Whiting’s “It Might as Well be Spring.”

three albums and several dozen single records on his own. In his spare time, he writes songs, and has penned such hits as “Day by Day,” “I Should Care,” and “Ain’tcha ‘Ever Comin’ Back?”and “Evelyn.” his latest.

Maestro Weston also has made] |

Named to , Post David P. Guthridge, 1205 N. Alabama St, has been elected a vice president of. Spencer W. Curtiss, Ine. Indianapolis advertising and industrial marketing agency. Mr. Guthridge, a DePauw graduate, joined the Bpencer organie zation two years ago as dn Ace count executive, He formerly was a staff member of the Wall t Journal,

Other re-slected ‘officers are Harold A. Quinlan, president; Kenneth E. Keene and R. Mark Ogden, vice presidents, and Miss Bea Jones, secrethry-treasurer..

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