Variety (Jan 1949)

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Wedne8(la3^5 J«nwa«T 19, 1949 ORCHESTRAS-MITSIC 41 'RH' Logging System Hidiord Himber's nciP dev^loxment in . logging broadcast perform anies lists tunes in the survey,^ based on four major network schedules, They are compiled on the basis of 1 point for sustaining instrumental; 2 points for sustaining vocal; 3 for commercial instrumental; 4 for cottimcrcial uocal, respectiveIj/, in each of the 3 r.iajor territories, New York, Chicago and Coast. For example, a Commerctol Vocal in all three territories counts 12. Added to these totals is the listener ratings of commercial shows, which account for the Mrge point tallies below. Week of January 7 to January 13 Total Sons Publisher jpts. A Little Bird Told Me—Bourne 240 My Darling, My Darling—l-'Where's Charley"—Morris 192 Buttons & Bows—fPaleface"—Famous ,,., 188 So In Love—♦"Kiss Me Kate"—T. B. Harms 186 By the Way—f"When My Baby Smiles At Me"'^BVC 163 On a Slow Boat To China—Melrose 160 ! You Were Only Fooling—Shapiro-B 126 Here I'll Stay—*"Love Life"—Chappell H9 Far Away Places—Laurel 114 ' Lavender Blue—t"So Dear To My Heart"—Santly 113 ; In the Market Place of Old Monterey—Shapiro-B 113 Galway Bay—Leeds , , 113 For You—Witmark i.> 113 Down Among the Sheltering Palms—Miller ..., .,.. i..., ^,,..,. 105. Cuanto Le Gusta—f'Datb With Judy"—Southern 95 What Did I Do—f'Wlien My Baby Smiles At Me"—Triangle...... 95 Bouquet of Hosest-^Hill & Range .....................87 Say it Isn't So—Berlin ,. 83 Tara-Talara-Tala—Oxford 81 Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes—Leeds 78 A Bluebird Singing In My Heart—Advanced ..... . ;. i,......... 76 Until—Dorsey Bros ' , 74 My Own True Love—Paramount' 74 I Hold Me—Bobbins 71 i Powder .Your Face With Sunshine—Lombardo ............... ^ ^ . 71! Bella Bella Marie—Leeds 69 I Got Lucky In the Rain—♦"As the Girls Go"—Sam Fox ,68 That Certain Party—Bourne 65 I've G6t My Love To Keep Me Warm—Berlin 63 One Sunday Afternoon—r^Remick .....;.;. . ... .... . . ... .v. 63 Down By the Station—Am. Academy 62 I Love You So Much It Hurts—Melody i Lane , ; . . .i , . 61 Suifday In Old Santa Fe—Pemora ..............52 Pretty Baby^—Hemick .....;............................ 51 You, You, You Are the One—Campbell .........,.,,........... 49 Harris Rfled at Lottdon On-'Angelus' Release Date Attorneys for Ghas. K. Harris filed the usual thre.it of an in-^ fringement suit against London Records-, last week for jumping a Feb. I: release date of the song, "While the Angelus Was Ringing." 'Harris, a Ralph Peer firm, is burned over the release of the disk to the point where it has barred the disk's use from the air until the proper time. ^London's record- ing is by Anne Shelton. What made London's early re- lease bothersome to Harris is; the. caliber of disks by rival com- panies. Tommy, Dorsey did it for Victor, Frank Sinatra for Colum- bia, Margaret Whiting for Capitol, Dick Haymes, Decca; Eddy How- ard, Mercury, and Johnny Des- mond, M-G-M. Tune, a French melody by Jean ViUaii', with Eng- lish lyrics by Dick Manning, is known overseas as -'Les Trois Cloches;" Jerry Johnson is Souths em's professional manager. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦t»»»»» ♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» ♦ ' ♦♦♦>*»*«** M *»» SADERUP EYEING ID'S CASINO GARDENS LEASE : : Hollywood, Jan. 18. Deal is cooking for Gordon "Pop" Saderup, operator of the Aragon Ballroom, to take over Tommy Dorsey's lease on Casino Gardens, located nearby. Ba- toneer's lease on the place still, has some six years to run and it's un- derstand he wants $150,000— amount covering some $125,000 in refurbishirig he's done since he took over the spot -four years ago. Saderup's lease at the Aragon it"s"k Big Wide Wonderful"Wid—Bm 1 i!! I!! i! I!!! .*!!*.!!! i!!! 481 f^^j^'^i.^'H^ «„.^.*„° i^^uf * °" Little Jack Frost Get Lost-^pitzer .......... i; . .48 Maybe You'll Be There—Triangle ' 46 Ldllette—Jefferson 42 l^enorita—t"Kissing Bandit"—Feist -. 42 Look Up—Palmar ........ .,.',...., .v.; ii..... 41 Green Up Time—*"Love Llfe"^Chappell ................... 41 Rendezvous With a Rose—Jay-Dee . ................. . . .. 40 . Sunflower-^Famous ................... , . , ,, .....,..;. 39 Say Something Sweet To Your Sweetheart—Mills 38 The Money Song—Crawford 38 Beyond the Purple Hills—Goldmine '... 34 One Has My Name—Southern . . .\ 4. . ... .........i....<i..30 Too.Much Love^Harms ..................w 28 You Walk By—CavaUer 26 f Songs widi Largest Ra£o Ao^ence: i TJie top 31 songs of the week based on the copyrighted Audi: ence Coverage Index Survey of Popular Miisie Brmdaist Over Radio Networks. Published by the Office, of Research, Inc.. Dr. John G. Peatman, Director" Survey Week of January 7-13, 1949 A Bluebird Singing In My Heart Advanced A Little Bii-d Told Me Bourne Bella Bella Marie—t"Melody Man" , ,Leeds Bouquet of Roses Hill Ac Range Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes..... v ... . .Leeds Buttons and Bows—t"Pale Face"..Famous By the Way—r'When My Baby Smiles at Me".... BVC Cuanto Le Gusta—r'Date With Judy".......... Southern Down Among the Sheltering Palms i Miller Far Away Places Laurel For You . ........................,., i,... Witmark Galway Bay Leeds Here I'll Stay—*"Love Life" , Chappell . Hold Me Robbins 1 Got Lucky In the Rain—♦"As the Girls Go" Fox I Love You So Much It Hurts Melody Lanef In the Market Place of Old Monterey ^.. . ....... Shapiro-B ' Lavender Blue—i"So Dear To My Heart" Santly-Joy V Little Jack Frost Get Lost .....;... ...... ... .Spltzer Look Up ........ ........,. ..,. ..^......... Patmap My Darling, My Darling—♦"Where's Charley".... .Morris On a Slow Boat to, China ... . i.... Melrose Powder Your Face With Sunshine Lonibardo Rendezvous With a Rose .. ........ ..v.,... .. ... Jay-Dee : Say It Isn't So . Berlin So In Love—*"Kiss Me Kate" T. B. Harms Tara Talara Tala . .... . . .\.......... .Oxford That Certain Party .. ;............... i i..Bourne Until .... . ......... i..... Dorsey Bros. What Did I Do—f"When My Baby Smiles" Triangle You Were Only Fooling Shapiro-B : Artiinr Godfrey Mudo Corp. chartered to conduct a music pub- lishing business in New York, with 200 shares of capital stock, no par value. Directors are, Arthur M. Godfrey, T. Newman Lawler and Arthur F. Driscoll. Each holds one : .^harc. ——_ IA DREAM OF A LULLABY | TARRA TA-LAR ABE OLMAN DEAL TO UNITE WARREN-GORDON Hollywood, Jan. 18. Abe Olman is reported set to close a deal uniting Harry War- ren and Mack Gordon as a song^ writing team. Tunesmith duo would be teamed also in their own pubbery under ' the ■ • Robbins- ] Feist-Miller banner. | ■ Gordon previously had his, own i pubbery with Bregman-Vocco-1 Conn. Warren has been with Metro. I Josef Myrow, Gordon's co-writer remains under BVC pact. 30 days notice. However, he has some $40,000 worth of equipment in the terpery and unless he can dispose of it (Casino already being completely iumished), he may stay where, he is; Trouble with present location is owner Charles Lick's insistence that terpery re- main lighted six nights weekly in order to provide a biz lure for the adjacent amusement pier which the brewer also owns. Saderup has been losing coin lately on the full- week operation. Casino, on the other hand, has been operating re- cently on a three^ay weekend proposition and made ;a. profit, Harry James starts a series of eight weekends at Casino on Jan. 28 at $2,500 against 60% privilege for the Fri.-Sat.-Sun. stand. Deal won't be disturbed even if Saderup takes over the lease. . The remaining 2C .tongs of the week, based on the copyrighted: ' Audience Coverage Index Survey of Popular Music Broadcast Over Radio Networks. Publislied by thf^ Office of Research, Inc., Dr. John G. Peatman, Director. \ Beyond the Purple Hills . . ... . ..... ..,... . ,.. Goldmine Down By the Station American Girls Were Made To Take Care Of Boys.. ► Remick Hair Of Gold . Robert It's a Big Wide Wonderful World , BMI I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm...: Berlin Lillette Jefferson Maybe You'll Be There j Triangle Money Song Crawford My Own True Love ...Paramoimt Night Has Thousand Eyes—t"Night Has Eyes" Paramount One Has My Name .'Southern One Sunday Afternoon—1"0ne Sun. Afternoon" ,. ^Remick Pretty Baby Remick Say Something Sweet To Your Sweetheart : . Mills So Dear To My Heart—i "So Dear To My Heart"... Santly-Joy Sunday In Old Satite Fe ..:.. ........... Pemora Sunfiower , Famous Too Much Love ^ Hams ^ You You You Are the One Campbell ♦ Lci/it iWusical. t Filmustcal. JACK MnXS TO MICH. CLINIC Jack Mills, preas of Mills Music, wilt wind up his current business junket through Toronto and Mont- real this week by taking in the Uni- versity of Michigan music clinic whei« his firm has an exhibit. OXFORD MUSIC CORP; 1«I9 Broadway . . Naw York TONY PASTOR "YOU STARTED SOMETHING" with ROSEMARY CLOONEY COLUMBIA RECORD 38297 I'M IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE J^if sic by • JIMMY McMUOll ROIIlNS ASCAP's First Postwar Powwow for Field Men American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers will stage I a convention of Its field men in I New York the week of Jan. 31. It'll be the first gathering of the field staff since 1942, before the war halted such activity. Actual number of men cominjf in Isn't de- termined, but it will range around 60 to 75. There are 23 ASCAP field offices. Since a fair numbef of the visi- tors will be making their first visit to the Society's N. Y. offices (hav- ing joined since the last conven- tion), ASCAP execs are arranging tours to show them the workings of the organization from top to bot- tom. SALT LAKE JOCK MAE8TR0ING Salt Lake City, Jan. 18; » Al "Jazzbo" Collins, KNAR disk Jockey, is working as a maestro at the Dixieland, a Savoy-like ball- room here. He's a guitarist. Collins brought his group to- gether a month ago and got the Dixieland job after two "try-outs" fof conventions which had *'tum- aways" at the gato. Ho foUov^ed Jack McVea's band. The combo: Denverite Pete Pe-; terso'n," jplanist; bais, "Dev" Jen- nings, a 1048 Olympic ski star; drummer, Don Heath; localite gui- tarist Bob Gray; «nd Jack Clark, tenor sax. 1^<uf ^oi^Vm STOPFER ONCE IN LOVE WITH AMY RCA V«C»0* ONCE IN LOVE WITH A-MY. SUSAN FUiilCATiONS. INC. EDWIN H. MORRIS AND COMPANY, INC. S*U SUttmf /4>Ml!t 1^19 MOA»WAY . • NtW YORK l». Y.