davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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AQUARIUM. with pump and hitter
S9.95; discus and black angels
from So to $50. Club. special
Sumatranus Barbs. 3 for 81: all
Moons. 3 for 81: Flag fish, &
for 81. RF 5-S42S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
CARPET

Approx. $50 50. yds.. blue inquired
used excel. eond best cash oier
can be viewed at GAWLER'S GA.
RAGE, Rear Of i7c6 18th 81. Mon
18th. between 10 am. and = pm.
CARRIAGE-TWin. Hedstrom. *.
cellent condition. $50. AP. 5-7ll3
CASH DRAWER with lock: stand
aru. make triplicate receipts
s15. ~. a-7i32.
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BATHTUBS
BLOCKS

VA. LOCATION IA. $500
l746 Lee Hwy. tnr Key Bridgel
MD. LOCATION WA. 7-550l
1897 Bladehsburg Rd.. mr. Peace CT
BEDS, HOLLYWOOD sgle. mattress and
cover good cond.; SIS. JU.
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lcoN1INUEDO

ANTIoUEs-Pine drop-leaf table,
4 plenk-seat chairs, natural finish,
" dbl. Ottoman or love seat
Sis OF. 4-5s62.
AoUARIUMs, supplies, live foods
Washineton's largest display q
tropical fish at lowest prices
Angels 10 for 81 50. Breeding stock
ior advanced auuarist. THE NY
ATTSVILLE PET SHOP. 1874
Baltimore ave. Phone UN. 1899
AQUARIUM. with pump and hitter
S9.95; discus and black angels
from So to $50. Club. speeial
Sumatranus Barbs. 3 for 81: ali
Moons. 3 for 81; Flag fish, 4
for 81. RE. 5-S42S.
AQUALUNG, Standard: cost. $3.50
Sacrifice, sos. VIII. 6-632O.
AQUARIUM. 7-gal. filter. light ali
pump, S25: typewriter. Reming.
ton. SO. VIII. 6-0l55. Sat. or Sun
AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITION.
Frs. sales and service AIRCO
2727 Wash. blvd Arl IA 5-sO67
AUTOMATIC DRIER, Westinghouse
will sell reasonable. VIII. $3.50
AWNING, 20 IT.: GOOD condition
S25. 90 Pc 2-2ln1.
AWNINGS, window, s-striped can.
vas, 30 and 33 in; excellent
condition. Reas- EN- 3-1107.
BABY CARRIAGE. nlay pen. bias.
sinette car bed converts into cal
seat. HE. 4-4539
BANJO, Eng. antique, handmade
rosewood, mother of pearl inlay
3 stgs.: playing cond.: best offer
also adjust. dress form, SIS. so
5-T143.
BARCO RAMERs and vibra lamp
ers, for low cost soil compactioT
and black top patching: Sl5 q
day: S55 = week. RENTAL, TOOLS
& EQUIPMENT CO., JU 5-5040
BASS FIDDLE-s4 size, S75. RIA
3-9350.
BASS VIOL-Perfect cond., will
cleo. pickup and stand. SOS
also KAY prof. guitar, like new
$50. JU. s-4S45.
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Guns Hsrpsrs Ferry, BprlnEheid.
etc brides chest ZEE cream
chairs snd table pine chest, bYats
Easel Hsmidsn rug oil. 4.i034,
Gun. civil war, muszis loader.
exfelient eond IA a-4t03
Iconiinusd On NEXT PACE
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MN. RM. SET: wal. table. buffet
server and CHRIS; antique and
| irone En- 9-oOQ4
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Cash Reg, National cleo. 500 .9e
ring-up. 3 totels slip print: oare-
guar. CIRCLE. GIG 9th 81. NV
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! IFURNITURE-Must sell immedi-
ately; reasonable prices; all in
5000 condition. 10 1-2436.
(. FgRNITURE = Buffet. server and
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FuRN Sofa. - IN. iona nev c1ti
$500 saer $500. uphoi' lounge
chair. 500. wo. $3.50.
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FANS-Attic fans. Cool the whole
house. Install now for summer
comfort. We. sell compl. fans. fan
parts see us and save Parking
ELEC. EQUIP. CO.. 2473 Sherman
ave. NV. AID. 2-l600.
FANS UOD, pedestal. 24-in. blades
Gov. spec. II. D.: S25 to $40 each
Call HARDY, OV. 3-4222.
FANS, desk, l2-l6". ac-dc; repuilts;
motors, blades: repairs. LEWIS
1887 14th st. NV. DU. 7-3555
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BASS vI0L-Periect cond., with
cleo. pickup and stand. sos.
also KAY prof. guitar, like new,
$50. JU. S-4S45.
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3O-GAL. HOT WATER HEATERS
S22; LEG TUBS, SIC 90 ca: COR
Sins. $50: BOW AND TANK TX
COMPLETE, Sis; a." SINKS, SIS,
AUTO. ELEC. WATER COOLER
$4,000; BATTLESHIP LINOLEUM
soc.
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ALTERATION, DESIGNING PREF
even il we do not do your work
Call us for this free designing
and estimating service. BACON,
ST 3-T000 ri 6-oIn0
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FENCE

Discount prices. Free gate for
$50 #. and Up. Written suaran-
tee Terms.
Martini to You" ST. 3-000l
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Woman's, small: blue
and white with case: 100 bass, !
shift Cimgoloni; custom-built in
Italy; like new: cost, $500, sell
for 5000 cash. IA. $4,000.
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FURNITURE - , piece gray sec
tional sofa. excellent condition.
slip-covered; other misc. items.
u. S-436S.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
ADDITIONS
ALTERATIONS

July Hot-Weather Special
oxI2 screened patio $495 90
save zoos Of SIS on all interior
and exterior Jobs during our on
season.
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S YRS.-FHA FINANCED
Free Arch. Plans and Estimates
PRYME IMPROVEMENTS
NO. 7-3147 OIL. 6-7155
ADDITIONS, ALTER. repairs; free
estimates: terms. WOODBRIDGE A
STONE. OIL. 6-Ss66. OIL. 6-sS11.
ALTERATIONS and home repairs
We do financing Work guaranteed
L1NDE CONSTRUCTION CO.. RIA.
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DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
P. o. BOX 6472
WASHINGTON, D. c.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full time
only, for active Falls Church once;
must have car: want man willing TO
work: who needs to earn a sub
stantial income tops in commits
sion arrangements Call Mr.; Wag-
ner, ARFAX REALTY. JE. 2-1450
REAL ESTATE statesmen f?) full
time; experienced onlv; leads fur
nished. For interview. call Mr.. For
| tin 10 s-5s37. COX & CO. INC.
47O5 Marlboro pike, Coral Hills
Md.-at D. c. line.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen t2l. for
Alex. Fairfax and Arlington area
We would like to discuss with you
the many opportunities our nrm
| All inquiries will be held in strict.
for an appointment ART POST
Sl7 s Wash. St. Alex. XII. S-6220
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. expert
ence not necessary. Part time, for
weekend work RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. JU. 9-1103.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, colored,
no exper. nee. willing TO train
car essential. Excel. drawing and
comm ARRANGEMENT. Mr.. SPER-
LING, ME. s-6575.
REAL ESTATE statesmen. colored
part time opportunity to double
your present earning capacity; live
wire ONCE. dealing in largest selec-
ton of brand-new and used homes
for coiored in D, C.. experience
helpful; VII Ultra train, inquire y p-I per
s9a S Realty RGnIsr 70 CO.. M s4a ST0s srd
st. NV. l3rd and Kennedy, RA.
3-l23A
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Purchasing Agt., So, 400
Engr degrce. CO pays fee free
Mr. FORD INA S-2340l
RADIO AND ACCESSORY installa-
ton man. Vacation, company bene-
Ats. chance for advancement.
Starting salary SO wk Apply in
R and RADIO Urie CO. N 17o1.S SS tn St
w Mr. kaiZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

PROPERTY MANAGER
Old, established real
estate company needs
qualified, experienced
man to head its expand
ing property manage
ment department. Must
be experienced in all
types Of property in
Guiding large new air
conditioned apartment
buildings, as we'll as
older apartment build
ings.
Excellent working con-
ditions. Salary open.
State age, experience
and other qualifications
in reply.
All replies considered
confidential.
BOX 351-Z, STAR.
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INgTfRANCE MEN

INSURANCE MEN
Due 70 expansion We have several
openings for men OF ability and
stability for established industrial
monthly and weekly debts We are
also looking for men who can quail
~ as neld superintendents and dis
SURAHCE co OF WASHINGTON
D. G. Suite 23l Dupont Circle BLDG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
JEWELRY SALESMAN

Experienced. young. energetic, ano
ambitious. for permanent position
with future possibilities, full com
pany dement's. A real opportunity fol
producer Apply in person TO Mr.
white. cAsTIEBERG's. 30is vii.
son blvd. Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
HElP-MEN
PAINTERS

First-class mechanics for year
Also one apprentice painter with
transportation. Meet Mr.. Ludwig. al
4Dth and Mass. ave. NV, on park
ing lot. between 7:30 am. and $3.50
am. Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
INSURANCE
LIFE & A&H MEN

Are you now leaving commission
dollars In your prospects home. be-
cause you either don't know how or
where to place fire-auto. etc, insur-
ance2 IL 50 call ST H-on1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
PURCHASING AGENT

Local division o. national cleo.
tronics firm has excellent opening
for mar TO head purchasing opera
ton Must be experienced in pur'
chase Of electronic components; .
knowledge OF machine tools also
helpful This is not Just another
job, but a real opportunity for q
man with the necessary qualifica.
tions Apply Swing age, work ex.
perience. and training, TO Box l36-B
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GUARD

GO ANIL
Excellent opportunity for thor
oughly experienced man desiring DO.
sition with security. In 4 local or.
sanitation. age 27-42 Good salary
with merit advancement. 4O-hour. s.
gay eek: good character; good
health and .bllity to get along with
people essential. Give full particulars
on experience age. height ard
weight in your reply to Box i10-Z.
Star
HARDWARE SALESMAN, retail
store. sc. section: steady Job. ex-
perienced. Phone 10 2-434n.
HARDWARE MAN wanted; eXper,
desired but not nee. Apply BOW
MANS HARDWARE. 1905 Michi-
gan ave. ne
HARDWARE SALESPEOPLE
Several positions open with this
growing Arm. Republication. life
insurance program: 45-hr. week Sal
airy commensurate with exper and
background. For appt. call 10.
5-lSnN between q and 3
MCINTYRE HARDWARE. INC.
HOTEL NIGHT AUDITOR. exper:
5000 opportunity for ambitious
man, pleasant. air-cond bldg. Call
assistant manager. HU, $4,000
HOTEL DESK CLERK ST.
Night auditor SIS. meals
Hotel clerk trainee Sal
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898 Eve NV
HYPNOSIS, SELF-HYPNOsIS = In
struction for doctors. dentists and
students EN-. 2-7gS7.
IB.M. SUPERVISORS, able TO write
procedures. to 50 000. ABBEY PER-
SONNET. l33S Eye NV
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FAHIS CLERK
Experienced; top wages: many bene
tltS. Lincoln-Mercurv dealer. MONT.
|GOMERY-STUBBS MOTORS. Cal
or see Mr.. Newton. 1900 East Wesi
hwy. S. s.. Nd. JU. 9-s040.
PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER
35-hr. week; excel. chance for ad,
vancement. Must be qualified fol
preparation and prosecution o.
patent applications. Replies treated
strictly confidential. Box 493-B
Star.
PHARMACY CLERK, age 20 to 80
experience preferred: must be high
school graduate, Hours. 10 to 8
Monday through Friday: 8 to
Saturday. Salary based on qualifi
cations and experience. Elk. 3-583s
PHARMACIST, relief: mornings OF
afternoon and evening; pleasant
surroundings; good .neighborhood
d. c. Please state references. Good
pay. Box 17-Z. Star.
PHARMACIST, part-time work. ewes
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part-time work, eves
PENN DRUG, 1901 Z st. NV.
PHARMACISTS

Registered in Md: excellent salary
a. -hour week, q holidays q year witt
pay; large prescription business
ideal working conditions: exceiien,
chance for advancement. vacation
with pay after / year, sick leave
after 1 year. insurance and hospital.
cation available after 3 months EN-.
ployment, retirement plan available
for those over 80 with 9 years serv.
ice. Write or apply In person to Mr.
STORES INC. eco l1th st NV
Washington. d. c. f2nd floor. ovel
cor, 18th and G SITS. storeD. HO
2-l234, EXT. 1854
punrn 90 IfnnN QUO
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DEVEIoPMENT 10 Co
PARTS CLERK

PARTsMAN, for small electrical an.
meet the public. c. A. LEPPERT
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NIGHT MAN. colored. must have ref
prenceS Secretarial switchboard
Hours 2 pm TO 9 am Mon
through Sat Sundays of Good
salary Apply MRS JALOPE res
mgr. 6Si7 Georgia ave. NV
Phone ia a-2094
OFFSET PHOTOGRAPHER and
stripper, capable OF managing plant
with aIl-round knowledge o. mega
tive and plate making trade Call
Mon. ] 70 ) pm, JU. 1861
OFFSET NEGATIVE STRIPPER. ex-
nerienced in J and > color work
Top starting salary only expert
enced men need apply co h-1il5.
: am 10 ; pm Monday through
FRIDAY
PAINTER - Suburban area Year
round employment Vacation and
sick leave benefits Personnel Direc
tor. WARRINGTON SUBURBAN
SANITARY COMMISSION 4Cl7
Hamilton st. Hyattsville, Md
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PUBLICATION ASST. know. Of
LAYOUT and production, able Il
type. young some college. 5000
HAGGERTY EMPL giS ELS
worth DR.. Silve' Spring. JU 5.
gO4O.
good hours and salary. Apply in
person only Personnel ONCE.
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL 1850
Varnum st. ne.
PURCHASING AGENT. evening work
assisting small Arm with its pur-
chases: tipping helpful; state items
you presently buy; 81 so hr, Box
.ssnn Cfar
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MEDICAL SALESMAN

Old established company offers
outstanding opportunity for future
20 qualified applicant in D c area
Pharmacist. nre-med or science ma
joI preferred Previous experience
definite asset SALARY, car expenses
plus additional cash com missions for
a producer Write Box 9a6-Y Star
for confidential interview Tuesday
through Friday this week B Maisel
sales manager. G w CARNRICK
co 90 Mt Pleasant ave. Newark 4,
". j
MESSENGER MAIL CLERK-Wash-
iugton ONCE OF large corporation
requires services OF intelligent and
reliable young man over = to assist
In mail room and daily messenger
service between hours Of . TO q pm
b-dav week and pleasant working
conditions: Sa3s per month. Can
ST. 3-202l for appointment. after
Q am, Monday
NEWSPAPER ROUTEMAN. for We'd
nesday only Call MR., HENSON.
ST 3-19Bl weekdays 3-6 nm
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NEs sENCER.M MAIL CLERK-Wllaish
NEW CAR statesmen

The public acceptance OF thu
1857 Dodge and Plymouth cars ne
eessitates that We add 10 additiona
men 10 our sales organization We
are the fastest growing dealer or
sanitation in this territory
We offer 10 qualified men a SAL
airy plus "Oes OF the unit profit
plus monthly incentives, insurance
program. hard hitting adyertisinF
campaign, floor time. free demon
strstor
We wish 10 interview only ex-
perienced new-car statesmen with
proven ability and top regulations
See Mr. Gannaway at DISTRICT
DODGE PT YMOUTH dodge City,
43nl Conn. ave. NV. No phone calls
NIGHT MGR. exper. in food and
LIQUOR. refer. Apply In person. 500
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FARMER. white, single. handy man
SfRR. E Va vegetable ST. a.ss Sewing JOB
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MECHANICS

MECHANICS, LIST class. non drink
ers: not part replacers: highest sal
airy in area. Reply fully 10 30
:f0l-B. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

OFFICER TRAINEE. sc-
counting degree REQUIRED; admins
tratlve aptitude and Qualification
potential for executive position in
bank MANAGEMENT: start $4,000,
with rapid advancement EMPLOYER
paws our fee MANAGEMENT CON-
SULTANTS. INC, Suite 1901. l435
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

RECORD SHOP has opening for q
young man with knowledge Of
classical music and preferably some
selling experience. Box 1867. Star.
REFER. AND AIR-COND. HELPER,
to work with mechanic and be able
other dement's. Must be at least %
years old. Phone OIL. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

Girls, il you're little shy or have
an inferiority complex. don't worry
about it. You may grow up to be
a movie star!
Said the blond bombShell herself:
In my early teens 1 didn't like
people to look at me. / wanted to
run and hide" Then with that
smile of glamour:
Il don't mind people looking at
me now. Wouldn't you say it's lucky
/ changed?"
The star speaking so frankly was
Jayne Mansfield Jayne. as You
know, was in Washington last Tues
day on a sightseeing tour and to
will Success Spoil Rock Hunter"
the filmed version Of the broadway
hit that made her famous. 1T will
open at Loew's Capitol Theater on
August 23)
Jayne granted q private interview
to TEEN during her busy afternoon
here. For one reason. she has hum
dredS of thousands of teen-age fans
across the country. But more i'm
portant. she says. is that Just
few years ago l was a teen-ager
myself (she's 24, and their hopes
and problems are still pretty fresh
in my mind"
Jayne was colored by a golden
tan. 1t seemed to set afire her plat
mum blond hair that fell below Ter
neck. which was encircled by straps
Of clinging blue polka-dot sun suit
"a far cry from the gawky kid she
pictured herself as at 10.
"Teen-aged girls ask me how they
could ever have a chance to make
good in the theater with so many
beautiful stars already in the lime
light" she explained.
Il like to tell them this: In my
early teens 1 was fascinated by the
theater. The money wasn't there.
So. you might say. swept my way
toward Stardom.
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MoriIyn Her Idol

JAYNE says that--except for an
early marriage land q divorce later
she was a typical teen-ager. she
loved Friday night dances. Stan
leader. Marilyn Monroe was her
feminine movie idol. Nat King
Cole, 1.-THE man who soothes Is be
sings" was her favorite singer--and
still is.
"As for younger. present-day
singers" she says, II think ElVis
Presley is a great performer. But
1 think Pat Boone is just as great,
in a different style"
What are her future plans7
WELL" she said. I've made four
pictures in the last eight months
and. frankly. I'm tired. Cher next
release is kiss Them for Me-" in
which she costars with Cary
Grant)
Il plan to relax during the next
month" How? by going TO Eu-
rope and visiting 80 cities!"
Jayne summed up the plight Of
WaShingtons teen-age Hollywood
hopefuls-in a most surprising way
when you consider who is say-
ing It:
you don't really make Q big hit
in Hollywood with q twitching figure
and q beautiful face. I've found
that it's not the exterior but the In
terror that counts. what I meaniS.
II you have the inner drive and the
ability. they'll overlook the dimep-
sions on the outsidel'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
By HARRY BAcAs

There's q triple old-time story
to Billy Williams I'm Going to Sit
Right Down and Write Myself a
Letter.
The singer, the song and the
treatment all go way back.
Billy himself has been in the
entertainment business 20 years or
more In the 1905, he made a name
with a singing group he called The
Characters. J."
Later ne used his own name and
formed THE Billy Williams Quar-
tet." Several years ago the quartet
appeared regularly on the Sid
Caesar Imogene Coca television
show.
Quartet records sold fairly well,
but they never came through with
a real smash hit. Record executives
dOte on hits and they'll keep tin
kering with an artists style or his
arrangements looking for the magic
combination.
So, in the case of Billy Williams,
the executives at Coral Records de-
cided to try him as a solo artist.
without the quartet. Their first at
tempt, a record called Pray"
didn't cause much of a stir.
Then Billy himself got the idea
of doing I'm Going to Sit Right
Down." a song by the late Fred
albert which Fats Waller made ia
nous many years ago. Billy asked
for ideas of how to do it.
Bob Thiele, Coral recording di-
rector. came up with a lulu. He
said. why not try some trumpet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Christmas Cards

Those were the days back in
Dallas. Tex. l swept sidewalks
in front Of houses for a dime apiece.
1t helped pay for my ballet lessons.
sold Christmas cards so / could
study dramatics. Every nickel
added up. Finally. made big
money-$3O a week working as q
receptioniSt In q veterinary's Of
nee to help finance my career.
The point Is. you just can't jump
from hometown to Hollywood. You
have to scrape for it. And the best
way to get free training and ex-
perience is 10 work with little
theater groups that are. 1t seems, in
every neighborhood"
Jayne was seated on o plush
hotel couch. She wore no nail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
jayne Was Shy Teener
Who Swept" to Stordom
AsgSst' lhsl00

polish on her long. slender fingers
that she interlocked from time to
time. She pointed one Of them and
said:
II feel that teen-agers are vastly
moderated. They're young adults
growing I'D. Teen ayers are
quick. energetic-'way ahead Of
adults in lots Of respects. Those
are the years when q kid really
snarkles has the drive there 10
make something of himself or her.
self.
81 had a real theatrical ambition
then. II 1 tripped on stair on the
way up. just pulled my foot free
and was willing to stumble all over
again to get ahead"
How does she keep that figure Of
all figures?
Back in my teen days I loved
banana splits and fudge. / never
seemed to put on weight. But /
have to watch my figure now. (She's
S feet 5ia inches. Her weight, ia
poundS.)
IF a girl wants to keep her figure
it might help to do as ! do. You've
heard about those green. leafy vege-
tables and those lean meats-well.
that's what holds down the weight
and builds up the energy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

triplet-tonguing, the old gimmick
used by Horace Heidt?"
Then they altered the rhythm.
Instead of using the conventional
two-beat. they tried a shuttle
rhythm like that used by Buddy
Knox recently on his Party Doll"
record.
At the recording date. the COM
binatiOn seemed to be too much.
Everybody broke up at all that
triple tonguing." Bob ThieIe said
later. 1T sounded so corny."
And the day after the date, Billy
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TOP TEEN TUNES
Old, Old Style Sparks New Hit!

Williams came into Bob's once.
He was an unhappy man.
1--WE been thinking about It an
night Billy said, almost with tears
in his eyes. THE style isn't really
mine and it doesn't Mt me-"
Bob said Billy also felt bad about
working without his quartet. He
felt he was heading for another
flop. since his first try at solo rec
ord hadn't worked.
Cant we do it over again with
the quartet?" Billy said.
Well. Bob Thiele held out, and
of course the record jumped quick
ly into the beSt-sel1er charts.
Now we're all geniuses." he says
wryly.
On the record Billy sings in his
usual baritone voice, without any
of the upper-register falSetto he
uses sometimes with the quartet.
A studio vocal group backs him up,
along with Dick Jacobs band. The
triple-tonguing trumpets are prom
inent in the introduction.
Billy isn't about to give up his
quartet. They still play theaters
and nightclubs. But-almost de-
spite himself-Billy has at last
made a name for himself as a solo
singer.
And the magic combination was
an old-timer singing an old song
dressed up with an old and unlike
ly instrumental treatment.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

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Amusement Section Of The Star.
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