Café Rouge, Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City, New

MEDLEY:
E4VP 8208 Vi LPT-6701, Vi EPOT-6701 (947-0181), HMV RLS 598,
RCA G EPOT-6701
(1:35) How Deep is the Ocean? (arr JG)
(Irving Berlin)
Ts, Beneke; muted tpt, McMickle
Always in My Heart
It’s a Wonderful World
My Blue Heaven
E3VP 5243 Vi LPT-6700, Vi EPNT-6700 (947-0121), HMV RLS 599,
Vi SPD-18 (599-9106), RCA G LPT-6700
(2:36) The Hop (arr JG)
(Ray Conniff)
Tpt, May; clt, Caceres; ts, Beneke; tpt, May
Slumber Song (Theme)
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The last three tunes in this medley were not issued on any
of the commercial issues shown above.
11 April, 1942 (SAT): Hollywood, California (SUNSET SERENADE)
Mutual
15 April, 1942 (WED)
On the Old Assembly Line
Tschaikovsky’s Piano Concerto
When Johnny Comes Marching Home
Always in My Heart
Dear Mom
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra drew 7,300 people at the
Hollywood Palladium, for the first military ball in twenty
years. Stacked with movie stars, the ball was a benefit for
an Army hospital. (DB, May 15, 1942; GMPR)
Apparently this was Miller’s only appearance at the Hollywood
Palladium during this trip to the coast as “Palladium
and Glenn Miller couldn’t get together on dates and dough
so Miller will not play the big Sunset Blvd. Dine and
dancer on this trip.” (DB, May 15, 1942)
15 April, 1942 (WED): Hollywood, California (CHESTERFIELD SHOW)
CBS 10:00-10:15 PM
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The announcer for this program is Don Wilson.