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Liverpool Echo from Liverpool, Merseyside, England • 27

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Liverpool Echoi
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England
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THE LIVERPOOL ECHO AND EVENING EXPRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1939 ILIA Right- On Guard, this week's £3 3s winner In the Children and Pets section. It was submitted by Mrs. E. Murray. of 12 Cardigan Road, Wallasey.

amouanuumuauu. It was submitted by 8. R. Below: Chain Gang This amusing nature study wins £3 3s in the Natural Humour section for P. Cameron of 11 Blenheim Road, Liverpool S.

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tegecheee odiromd eateloae. OAS los .01.0 so the ororOMO lbw hdtN COehtet ate ep. lee Moir Mom If regolnd. FM I illter marten lesemeks pirtueos -a----2 -2 2 --X-- PRESLEY SLIPS IN HIT PARADE own compositions- Tough and "au-Barn" on a new Oriole single. I also enjoyed fl Oriole's "Smile, by mass UM end "Why Don't You Love se" by an up-andemislng American Warn who call themselves Musty and Dem The Evoly Brothers offer a pair of very pleasant Kissed You" and Whet' A Feeling." Plenty of life and drive for the juke box fans and betterthan-average lyrics in both numbers.

On the London label. The late Buddy HWY is featured in Peggy Sue Got lea" Corair" Like all sot ue Is this effort can't compare with the original and it is unfortunately coupled with a rather doulful effort Crying. Waiting. Hoping." in spite of this I'm expecting to see Peaty back in the Hit Parade shortlYl related vocellet, Torsi Stevens is in competition with Pye's pretty POWS Chit in Adonis. Don Cornell This Earth Is Mine paired strangely with Heart Of My Hart" (London) and in a powerful pbece "Jazzboat (Dacca).

The Juke Box Jury Panol really enjoyed star ishany: Nish in revival of "'And The A ng els Sing" and I think most disc fans will agree with Vital decision. Johnny's disc is this week-end. Other new ones I like are BM and Brett Landis and their "Baby Talk" Parlophone da ys Mann's "Somebody Loses. Somebody Wins" (M.0.M.) and Donis Lida singing "Who Is? You Are!" from "The Love Doctor" (Columbia): TOP Rank have launched their recent capture Lae in a rocking swingy version of Be My Love." Next in line for big Top publicity is Vines American disc Jockeys have named Johnny Ma th is their Recording Artist Of The Year." His millioroselling album "Johnny's Greatest Hits" is due out via the Fontana label this month. COM Maud will not be fn Jack Good's "Boy Meets Girls" series on TV this autumn.

Instead he has a vast tour lined up with a Liverpool one-night stand scheduled for Sunday. October 11. Sinatra fans in America are raving over latest and saddest album entitled "No One Cares." When Owls airloie lakes his band to New Orleans this autumn it will be the first occasion on whim a European outfit has appeared there. Columbia's "Chris Barber Bandbox" L.P. is available now in stereo and next month Columbia will be releasing the first of a series of Barber concert albums.

The initial programme was taped during a Berlin session winch drew an audience of 12.000. Further news of additional disc ranges tits week Top Rank will market their first stereo dills this autumn and E.M.I. have made their first stereo L.P. release this week in addition to a new "King Size 45" series similar to that already put oat by Top Rank. Stereo Singles are expected from all the major labels early in 1960.

Capitol are to release a Pisa Loo-Googo Illtairilis entitled Beauty And The Seat." Surprising choice 1144401 Darin's next London label revival of Mack The Knife." Philips have high hopes Minnie Rare commercial newie You're All That I Live For." The Newport Jazz Festival package including names like Dare Map 011eeple and Beek Clay- We will play a Liverpool concert date on Thursday. September 23. Here's the gimmicky sort of publicity being ollartd to Liwidon Label vocal team. The Chordettes, who are bat Mit with a zippy piece called A Girl's Work Is Never Dime." TIM TYLER'S EXPLOITS MR. ABERNATHY By Young By R.

Jones F. Ridgeway General Sir Larry beats the Yankees War. Love and Heroism. Douglas and Lancaster had a new script written with the of amplifying what a l7new to be the worst of his plot. So the film presents yet another bustling incident in the War of Independence and leaves little time to Shaw.

Kirk Douglas plays the Devil's Disciple as an attractive black sheep. grinning like the first Acrobatic Douglas ignores the point that Dick Dudgeon was a rebel against the Puritan conventions because Puritanism had gone sour on him, that he was the only truly religious man left in his community. Burt Lancaster, lobo is ahestys lining-up tough acting jabs for himself, is the village minister. John Anderson. for whom Dudgeon is willing to go to the scaffold In the mood of Dickens' Sydney Carton.

A sod job Lancaster makes of it. Pretty Janette Scott, as his wife who falls for the handsome hero. can hardly be blamed for not getting much out of her part. And so the field Is left clear for Sir Larry to score as the cynical. sarcastic.

war-hating general. Crazy People It has, happened belore and it will happen The crazy people of Carry On. want you to 'mow that they are good comedy actors at heart and lIIr Laurens. Olivier as General Burgoyne. just .0 not quite so hilarious funny as the recent hoapaa.

farce. Ted Ray joins the o.d team of Kenneth Kennett Char.es Hawtrey. Juan Itltt.e Jacques. and Rosalind Knight a consCientious schoolmaster whose hopes of promotion are runed by thepranks of mixed the Producer Peter Rogens and director Gerald Thomas dexterously switch from straight comedy to slapstick and for once in a way the to theory comes off. Ilvery minute of "Carry On.

Teacher." filled me with happy moments. The World. The Flesh and The Devi;" Be afonte he is the un man in New York after the World has been overcome bt radio-active dust. Then elegant Inger Stevens turns UP. and later Mel Ferrer.

all the worse for a single-handed voyage from South America. Sex and the co'ciste bar take a hand and what seemed promising drama peters out into nonsense. Puzzle, find a dead body in deserted New York. 'Assault In Erma MOWN" (X). Swiss detective sets a ap for a child-killer with bait and Swiss producer Lazar (of "Theo Last Chance takes too long to tell the tale.

Good acting and technical work, with smal, parts by Michel Simon. Roger Livesev and Albert Lieven. Ladislao directed. HOROSCOPE ARIES, March at-April Possible to help others great deal this week. YOll can be of real inspiration to an enterprising youngster.

TAURUS, April 29-May Rest to stick to routine methods this week, no matter how dull they may seem at times. GEMINI, May 21-June 21. Strict care with Jinancual matters is a must this week. and you should avoid ung temptation to extravagance. CANCER, June 22-July 21.

You'll have to be strictly impartial when a problem arises in the home. Don't let personal feelings influence you. or it could lead to a serious situation. LEO, July 22-Ausust 21. A rather dull start wilt develop into an extremely exciting week.

VIRGO, MOWN 22-Sept. 22. Guard against wasting valuable time on trivial matters this week. You hare a great many important tasks to attend to. and these will demand almost all your attention, LIVIA.

apt. 13-006 Mer 23. Ars associate who refuses to follow your advice may irritate you, but don't allow the matter to assume too great an importance. Financial improvement is likely very loOn. By CARROLL RIGHTER SCORPIO, Oat.

23-Nov. 23. You'll find that little things will tend to irritate you a great deal during the beginning of the week, and you'll have to keep your temper well under control. SAGITTARIUS, Nev. it-Des.

contact with someone of a different background to your own will have some surprising results. Future could be a lot brighter if you take advantage of opportunities. CAPRICORN, Oee. to Although it will be tempting to adopt a forceful attnude with difficult SUPC nor, now is not the time. AQUARIUS, Jan.

fl-Feb. A secret anxiety could cause you to lose some really excellent opportunities. 'Be sure to yet the advice of a friend who is also an expert in his own field. PISCES. Feb.

niatrah A week when you'll hare to take the initiative yourself it you really want to make a real success of a new venture. In suite of however, it has aiways seemed that ElYk could do no wrong. Whatever he waxed we were bound to see his latest effort strung up high on the Sales Charts for weeks on end. Now at long last. Elvis has his Hit Parade positionand to a British teenager too! The Presley recording of 'Big Hunk 0' Love" whipped up to top position in Liverpool for one week only.

Now is way down the list behind parries like craw Cliff Rlehsrd, Franble Vaughan and Nuns CinWaY. on, unbroken chain of Presley hits has been 111 my opinion, Living Doll in lust about the most appeal in and catchy number Cliff a ever waxed and it fully rves top position. Inel aI v. Miss Conway's string of hit s7as sly paved the way for a healthy swing towards good instrumental recordings. Russ has three singles in the Top 20 right now "China Tea." "Roulette" and "Side Saddle" DOCK.

as Mr. liii Halal used serve it. 1.. as we know OUT. Disc fans are nut content any more with the bash bash of off beats there's a good song to go with it.

IT only Sir Laurence Olivier had been at Saratoga in 1777 the American colonies might not have been lost to George Washington. Hollywood to-day might even be a vassal of Pinewood. For there is no doubt in "The BOWS Diselpie (ID Sir Larry touts the Yankee opposition handsomely. though as General Burgoyne he loses the battle or Saratoga and the colonies. Better Acting by knowing about acting.

Sir Larry puts rings around his two bosses in the production. Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster. At the same time it must be said that the Americans put themselves at a disadvantage by mutiting about with Shaw's Plow never thought much about the structure of "The Devil's Disciple." He called "threadbare popular melodrama." Hut not popular enough. evidently, for the Hollywood stars in their ill-advised determination to make a movie from the play. Ignoring the to make clear to the popu'ace Shaw's paradoxical philosophy on Puritanism, I HAD an interesting letter A from Mike Kinn of The Kinn Kneen this week.

The Kings are off to Las Vegas to fulfill an engagement at fle famous Dunes Hotel thri autumn. Mike told me about heir latest Par disc Making Love" due in the next week-end. Vines Ei e. one of the few stars to make the grade without a best-selling disc Is the latest Top Rank capture from Parlophone. So whilst Vince has his version of "Making Love" on Too Rank.

Parlophone have chipped In with a cover version by The King Brothers! Ah. well! That's Tin Pan Alley Lennie DONOR has a new singe out this week. Pve made the tape at midnight on the stage of the Royal Aquarium Theatre. Yarmouth. Top deck features "Sal's Got A Sugar Lip" and once again Lonnie will be in competition it American vocalist Johnny Horton who has the same number on a Philips single.

The second side of the Donegan disc features him with the Clyds Volley "Chesapeake Bay. other new Pvg release include Marion ityan's 'Too Much" and "Promise nes Castle in "The Chosen Few" and Cheery Wainer with "The Song Of The Lotus Lee" Best of the lot, however is surely Diskis Valentine'superb version of "One More Sunrise" covered in rather different settings by American teenage songstress Leslie Ussimas (Philips) and Eddie Calvert Columbia 1. For many years guitar wizard Dave partitieir has been associated with ton American bands like those of Rol Nino. IlisT7 Sagami. and Arai Shaw.

Now with an all-Aar instrumental line up Dave is heard in two of his 3 1. Living Doll." CLIFF RICHARD (Columbia). 2 "Only Sexism" CRAIG DOUGLAS (Top Rank) 3. "Heart of a Man" FRANKIE VAUGHAN (Philips). COMING UP 1.

THE BROWNS with their intriguing revival 0 2 The Three Otd 2. Hifiaoinies Summer JERRY KELLER'S bouncy number on the London label. 3. You're All That I Live For sung by JOHNNIE RAY on PHILIPS. PREDICTION SPOT TILL I KISSED YOU" THE EVERLY BROTHERS (London).

Microgroove Highlights "PORGY AND BI SS SAMMY CARMEN McRAE (BRUNSWICK (L.P.). Available In stereo or monaural form this is a fine recording of the show's highlights. BOONE EINGS IRVING PAT BERLIN (LONDON L.P.) This was an ertremslu popular album as a monaural disc and is now reteased in stereo too. "OOK TO YOUR A RT' FRANK SINATRA (CAPITOL L.P.) A dozen very vaned tracks ranging) "Gonna Lire Till I Die" to "Same Old Saturdau Night." DISKER. 7 t-- a i 4 11)k 2.

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