Café Rouge, Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City, New

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-400- 068834-1 BB 11429-B Angels of Mercy - voc Ray Eberle and Chorus Written for and Dedicated to The American Red Cross (Irving Berlin) 068836-1 BB 11480-A On the Old Assembly Line (arr JG) - voc Tex Beneke, Marion Hutton and The Modernaires (Bud Green-Ray Henderson) Ts, Beneke 068837-1 BB 11450-A, HMV BD 5784, HMV MH 141, AFRS G.I. Jive H-12-923 Let’s Have Another Cup O’ Coffee (arr JG) - voc Marion Hutton, Ernie Caceres and The Modernaires From the musical production “Face the Music” (Irving Berlin) See January 8, 1942 recording session for missing matrix 068835-1. According to the Glenn Miller Payroll Records Zarchy was paid for this recording session only and was not on any of the Chesterfield or sustaining broadcasts during this period. Some copies of At the President’s Ball are titled The President’s Birthday Ball. This occurs on both American and Canadian issues. At the President’s Ball was a tune written especially for the President’s Birthday Ball which was held on January 30 th in Washington, DC. Glenn Miller and His Orchestra were supposed to play at this ball, but due to theater commitments, had to cancel out. All royalties from the sale of At the President’s Ball went to the Infantile Paralysis Fund. Miller served as National Chairman of the Dance Band Leader’s Division of the campaign. Johnny Long and His Orchestra took Miller’s place at the ball. (Met. Feb. 1942; DB, Feb. 1, 1942) On the Old Assembly Line 2 takes; all others 1 take. (RCA Victor) This session lasted from 12:00 Noon to 5:30 pm. (RCA Victor) 5 January, 1942 (MON): Café Rouge, Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City, New York NBC-Blue 11:30-12:00 Midnight (Broadcast continued on next page) GMPR show that there was one sustaining program this evening from the Hotel Pennsylvania.
The personnel from now until the January 8 th recording session is as follows: Trombones Glenn Miller, Jimmy Priddy, Paul Tanner, Frank D’Annolfo Trumpets Billy May, BOBBY HACKETT, Dale McMickle, Johnny Best Reeds Lloyd “Skippy” Martin, as; Ernie Caceres, as, bar & clt; Wilbur Schwartz, clt & as; Tex Beneke, ts; Al Klink, ts Rhythm Chummy MacGregor, p; BILL CONWAY, g; Doc Goldberg, b; Maurice Purtill, d 6 January, 1942 (TUES): New York City, New York (CHESTERFIELD SHOW) CBS 10:00-10:15 PM EST The announcer for this program is Paul Douglas. Moonlight Serenade (Theme) A String of Pearls Int GM
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