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The musical
Milk And Honey, with music and lyrics by
Jerry Herman, is playing at The Martin Beck Theater on
Broadway, New York City, USA, during a run of 543 performances.

The
Paul Winter Sextet is playing during three weeks at The London House, Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme are playing during two weeks at The Latin Casino, Camden, New Jersey, USA.
Maurice Chevalier is starring in a one-man show during four weeks at The Ziegfeld Theater, New York City, USA.
Xavier Cugat and Abbe Lane play at The San Juan Hotel, Puerto Rico, Caribbean.

Accordionist and singer
Dick Contino is playing at Ray's Supper Club, Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Eddie Fisher is playing at The Desert Inn, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

The
John Coltrane Quartet is playing during six nights at The Jazz Temple, Cleveland, Ohio, USA.

Luisillo And His Spanish Dance Theatre, a 28-piece troupe, provide music and dance billed as "The Greatest Show Ever Brought To Town" during a week of shows at Sky, Singapore, Asia.

The Improvisational Workshop Orchestra, recently formed by jazz trumpet player
Don Ellis, gives its debut performance at the Five Spot, New York City, USA.
British pop idol
Cliff Richard buys a Chevrolet for his mother, Dorothy Webb.
Judy Garland is playing during a three-week engagement at the South Shore Room, Harrah's Resort, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, USA.
Connie Francis records L'Amour Est Un Cadeau Du Ciel - a French-language version of her hit single I'm Gonna Be Warm This Winter.

Francoise Hardy appears on the tv show Tele Dimanche in Paris, France, Europe.
Patti Page sings a medley of Big Daddy / Baby, Won't You Please Come Home and Just a Simple Melody on the
Ed Sullivan Show on tv in New York City, USA.

David Victor Emmanuel is born in London, England, UK, Europe. He will find success in the 1980s as reggae singer and DJ chatter
Smiley Culture.

Tony Niemistö is born in Danderyd, Stockholm County, Sweden, Europe. He will find success as the drummer in the band Europe.
Helen Shapiro,
Danny Williams,
Kenny Lynch,
The Honeys,
The Kestrels,
Dave Allen and the
Red Price Orchestra, and
Peter Jay and
The Jaywalkers play at
The Embassy Theatre, Peterborough, England, UK, Europe. [
The Beatles were booked for this show but pulled out because of imminent recording commitments in London).

J.F. Hetherington in the Consumer Services department of The RCA Victor Record Division in New York City, USA, writes to a fan explaining that they cannot fulfil his request for an
Elvis Presley discography because, "we have not yet compiled such a listing."
Patsy Cline writes a letter to her friend Anne Armstrong in which she says, "
Jimmy Dean dropped by my session the other night and said, "I see you're still singing your ass off." And I said to him, "I see you're still as big-headed as you Texans always are."
The Beatles have a photographic session with photographer Cyrus Andrews in the lobby of The Royal Court Hotel, and other locations around Sloane Square, London, England, UK, Europe.

Carlos Malcolm And His Afro Jamaican Rhythms play at The Carib Cinema, Kingston, Jamaica, Caribbean, with guest artists The Sheridans, Jackie Estick and Desmond Decker (who will find international success as reggae star Desmond Dekker).
Miles Davis comes to the end of a two-week engagement at The Sutherland Lounge, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Shortly after this gig, Paul Chambers and
Wynton Kelly quit Davis' group.

Kes Chin And His Souvenirs play at The Mona Theatre, Kingston, Jamaica, Caribbean.