NAME BANDS FEATURED
Fred Mills,
president of
Mills Novelty,
announced the
receipt of two
m ore soundie
reels fo r the
Panoram mov
FRED MILLS
ie m achine.
“ The reels are coming in reg
ularly now and every Friday
sees a new one on the reviewing
stand,” stated Mr. Mills.
Herbie Kay and his orchestra
give out in “ I’m Looking Out
The Window” with Ellen Con
ner, vocalist, featured. Rito Rio
stars in “ Feed The Kitty,” di
rected by Reginald LeBorg.
Maya’s Pan-American orchestra
are seen in “ Pan-Pan-Pan;”
Mitchell Ayres presents Mary
Ann Mercer in “ You’re A Lucky
Fellow Mr. Smith;” “ The Same
Old Story” stars Joy Hodges
with Rudolph Friml, Jr. music.
Swede Nielsen vocals with
Johnny Long’s orchestra in
“What-cha Know, Joe.” The
Kidoodlers in “When The Cir
cus Comes To Town.” Alvino
Rey and his guitar are seen in
“ The Whistler And His Dog.”
BALLY BUILDS NEW
BASEBALL GAME
The
M a il O r d e r A n g le
Announcing p rodu ction o f
Speed Ball, new five-ball base
ball bumper game, George Jen
kins, general sales manager of
Bally Mfg. Company, stated
the game is a “ by request” num
ber, production of which will be
limited by the present demand
for multiple and console equip
ment.
“ The outstanding success of
Bally’s Play Ball,” Jenkins ex
plained, “ resulted in a clamor
for another fast-play baseball
novelty game. The engineering
department got Speed Ball ready
— incorporating the best fea
tures of Play Ball and adding
new popular scoring features.
“ As we are already behind on
delivery of larger equipment,
Speed Ball will have to be a
‘limited edition.’ Naturally, all
Speed Ball orders will be shipped
in rota tion , first come, first
served.”
Gray Gordon and his band are
featured in “ The Mexican Hat
Dance” with Marcheta handling
the dance routine. Les Brown
and his orchestra feature Doris
Day, vocalist, in “ My Lost Hori
zon.” Mitchell Ayres presents
Tommy Tailor in “Boogie
Woogie Bugle Boy.” Nano Rod
rigo with Nilda dancing in
“ Gangarria.” “ Tying Apples On
A Lilac Tree” with The King
Sisters and Alvino Rey. Tony
Pastor and band do “ Corn On
The Conga.” The Eton Boys in
“ My Little Girl.” Dave Schooler
and His Twenty-One Swing
hearts in “Pavanne.”
July, 1941
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