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Show ON THE RECORD Single Hits Subsidize The Classical LP's' K ' ! I - 1 -- . s 'FBISfory' Set Sunday ! 1 s The story of a revolution in' crmwnology and Jaw wiH be rehroadcast on "The Twentieth Century" Sunday, September U, on Channel. 5 at 4:30 p.m. The documentary, written by Don Whitehead, author of the bes selling book "The F.B.I. Story, shows how and why the F.B.I, was founded, how k operates, and what " it has accomplished, "F..I., ; NEW YORK (NE4) It's things like Yellow Polka Dot Bikini" that make things like Chopin's 'mazurkas V.. ; possible. This is oversimplifying the problem, but basically it's true. And David Kapp speaks from first-han- d experience with both. His Kapp d, Records release of the hew hit novelty, sung by young Brian has suddenly become one of the fastest breaking, records in : r: - i 1 x Hy-lan- V " recent years. . "We make single records like this," says Kapp, "so we can afford to make classical records, like pianist Ann Scheinn playing Chopin. The single hits, for a firm like ours, really subsidize the classical LPs." The economics of the record business is changing. For the first time, 1960 will see more LPs sold than singles not merely a greater dollar volume, mind you, but more ' records, unit-fo- ! i S f V. 1 v -- Pi ) , : COLOR COLOR ... x r unit. Breathes So Much Life -- ' Yet LPs are expensive to make. Kapp says it costs around $8,500 to make a Roger Williams LP "and that's before we've paid Roger anything." Of course, Williams' albums make it back quickly. But other albums don't. A small firm cahriot Roger Williams afford to take a licking on an LP release, even if it enhances its prestige, so it must make the money back somewhere. Teenie-Weeni- e Enter "Itsy-Bits- y Yellow Polka Dot Bikini," and INTO A PORTRAIT; mi REDMAN'S AMERICA Dr. Ruth Underhill, professor of anthropology at the University of. Denver, presents a vivid picture of the way of life of a number of Western Tribes in "Redman's. America," a series of 13 half hour programs from National Educational .Television. The series covers such things as- social customs, early history, activities; and the changes resulting from contact with the white man. This series will be seen on Channel 7, Tuesdays at 9 p. m., beginning Sept. 13. $ v' r Another proWem with this flood of LP, releases is ki the very 3,000 quantity" itself. Kapp estimates the industry turns out between ' and 4,000 albums a year. , "And the record business," he says, "is the only one where the retailer usually doesn't know what he's selling. Can you imagine a oar dealer not knowing aU about the car he's selling? But a record dealer simply hasn't time to listen to every new release, so he just doesn't know." The problem for a manufacturer, therefore, is to attract attention. Kapp (the man and the company) does this by thinking no new ideas. He has an album coming, for example, which wiW be the first band album recorded ki the marching tempo of the Big Ten marching bands. For Kapp, who started his own firm after a long career with Decca and RCA six years ago, ail this means the end of a dream. He'd wanted "a small firm," so he could have the fun of being in the business he 'loves without worrying about bigness. He's decided it can't be done, and, despite sM his efforts, Kapp keeps getting bigger and bigger. , And that, of course, is because the record business gets bigger and bigger. Not every pianist can be an accompanist. Especially, most of the great soloists have problems when they're called on to accompany (120-eadenc- e) snsingerr Diahann Carroll - rrlgian k Son,H larrkjg Pat O'Brien in a new series of programs offering an entedtaindng.and realistic study of a lawyer father and son in their personal and professional lives, will debut on the ABC-TNetwork, Friday, Oct. 7. In the series, O'Brien wp portray a widower and lawyer xwhose V r Mke im; Call, writer or stop In soon for a sitting for your portrait in living color. professional opinions. Roger Perry will make his TV series debut as Harrigan, Junior. -- TURKEYS Always Avattabler i STUM 3 Guaranteed Ranch Fresh RANCH 1280 West 4th South - Orem MORRILL TURKEY 136 WEST CENTER FR PROVO 15 2 Beat The Clock 4 Comedy Theater 5 December Bride 1 r ar r -4-- Two -- Victory." t it . ic 'if STAUFFER For the Woman Who h THICK and TIRED of it. v for Guest Treatment VISIT OUR NEW tOCATKEt 175 EAST CENttB 7:15 230 7Prekide :30, 4 Adventure Theater 5- HAMRfER FOR GUN Lome CJart-wrig- h stars Ben who as Greene, tai NBC-TV'- s' ijour-loh- g colorcast series "BonaofiDa," v his gun'for a bamnier to help a destitute neighbor escape the clutches of an evil, diisloyai hired hand in the opening episode of the new season Saturday, Sept. . 10 on Oharanel 4, The episode is entitled, '.The ex-ch&n- ges . urn: - VTdeo Village 3:00 ?" 7:45 7 Friendly Giast 8:00 40 Bugs Bunny 2 mm w ' "5.-0-0 Bii Hhwafi I7t 2 4 5 7 Report 5:30 2 Rocky and His Friends 5 News JLife-o- f Riley 6:00 . , Today's News at 6 Weather 5 Olympics 4 ES 4John MAYFLOWER : 1 FB 3-1- PROVO ; 1 , Steve Canyon . 4 Producers Choice' 5 Johnny Ringo 2 80t SOUTH UNIVERSITY 6:30 9:30. -- - . . . Twilight Zone Two Centuries of Symphony . 10:15 4 Weather, Sports 5Weather. Sports 10:30 4 5 6:15 Daly - News and Movie Man Hunt ." 2 Man Without A Gob rnCSTIMATCS : Brush Painting 4 4 Star News 5 News 7 Congo Crisis , Douglas Edwards 5 ' 10:00 Report 5:45 7Japanese ' 5 Four Just Men 7 Jazz Meets The Classics 5:15 4- The Untouchables 4 Divorce Court 5 To :Tell Truth 9:00 Huckleherry Hound y " 2 r 2 Popeye Kartoens Led 3 Lives Huntley-Brinkle- -- 8:30 4:30 4 I 7HOW3 your Health Club 5 Comedy Time 2 . 2 Pony Express 4 Groucho Marx 5 Meet Your, Candidate ' 5 Burns & Allen Markham 5 American Bandstand Early Show 5 San Francisco Beat 2 4 3:36 ; 2 Real McCoys 4 The Wrangler ;' 51 ALL-STAT1 2 Donna Reed Show 4 Bachelor Father 5 Zane Grey Theater 2 Who Do You Trust - 1960 7.00 2:00 - twin-speake- SEPTEMBER 8, THURSDAY, that with anybody else x) . son, a recent graduate from Harvard Law School, becomes his father's associate. Between Senior and Junior arise differences of temperament and da shes of social and 1 . v Only modern color portraiture can give the portraits of those you love the breath of life . . . bring out the real person. Why not give a color portrait . . . or Kive a gift certificate to someone whose portrait you ' want. 'Harrigah And Son Stars O'Brien L ; DICK'S PICKS; The Platters, with Tony WftHams, continue to turn' old standards into new hits, with their latest on Mercury being "Red; Sails In the Sunset." Others: "Four tittle Girls In Boston" (Jimmie Rodgers, Roulette); "The Last Words of Sam HaH" (Bob ; "Come Summer, Come Love" (The Castle SisHarter, 20th-Foters, Roulette); "All My Love" (Jackie Wilson, Brunswick); My Love" ' (Nat "King" Coie and Stan Kenton, Capitol); "We Go Together" (Jan and Dean, Dore). More and more albums are being designed for stereo. These are some new ones which; are enhanced by the system, yet stiU sound fine on a monophonic player:. Command's ''Persuasive Percussion, Vol. 2," with Terry, Snyder and His Ail-StIn some inventive amngements;' Epic's "Ping Pong Percussion," fea-curing vnuc& aague ana his uranestra;, uua :s ; un me hocks, wca Bob Thompson leading a chorus and erchestna; Corals The Magic Sound of Frank Sorrell and His Four Guitars. n on in classical records the Everest, veio; popular interesting "pianist Jorge Belet plays 4 'Song Without End, which is mussfe of Franz Liszt, as Bolet plays it in the movie of that title; on RCA, Morton GouJd and His Orchestra play two melodie orchestra works, Grofe's "Grand Canyon Suite" and Beethoveate "WeHtogton, t ' i mental. "Believe me, I'd never do anything except Andre Previn." 3-7- 21 '' -- But, says Diahann Carroll, the best accompanist in the world is one of the best solo pianists, Andre Previn. Diahann Just finished her second album with Previn her first was a and on release Bess" and it there's, just "Porgy . trio. a and Previn Diahann,' rhythm a with "Ordinarily," she says, I only record . fuH orchestra.-- But I love working with Andre. He's a genius at accompanying. On this one, I'm sort of trying my wingis, with different kinds of songs and styles; ifs more or less expert' ' - Coll FR '' on Fie ' . Danger Is My Business . Olympics 11:00 : 2 News and Movie 4 Dayton Allen 5 Late. Show, v JackPaar |
