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The "Continuous Vaudeville" programme at The Columbia Theatre, St. Louis, Missouri, USA, features Homer Lind And Co, A.O. Duncan, The Six Blackbirds, James H. Cullen, William Jerome Mills, Lenore And St. Clair, Edward M. Favor And Edith Sinclair, Martinetti And Sutherland, Armstrong And Cassedy and Mitchell And Love.

A production of the "musical extravaganza" The Wizard Of Oz by L. Frank Baum with music by Paul Tietjens and A.B. Sloane, plays at The Majestic Theatre, New York City, USA, during a run of 293 performances.
RCA Victor organizes a showcase concert for the label's artists at the Ambassador cinema in Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America. Artists performing include tango stars Osvaldo Fresedo with Roberto Ray on vocals, Juan D'Arienzo with Walter Cabral, Francisco Lomuto and his vocalist Jorge Omar and Edgardo Donato with Juan Alessio.
Banjo player, jazz guitarist and composer Dick McDonough, who worked with Red Nicholls, Tommy Dorsey and Carl Kress, as well as leading his own orchestra, dies aged 38 of pneumonia - not helped by his alcoholism - in hospital in New York City, USA.
In Old Amarillo, a movie starring singing cowboy Roy Rogers, opens to cinemas in the USA. Songs in the film include My Home Is Over Yonder, Gypsy Trail, Won'tcha Be A Friend Of Mine and Yascha The Gypsy.

Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra play at Tomlinson Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.

Butterfly by Andy Williams peaks at No1 in the UK Popular Singles Chart, during a sixteen-week run on the chart.
Butterfly by rock'n'roll guitar innovator Charlie Gracie peaks at No12 on UK Popular Singles Chart, during an eight-week run on the chart.
Frankie Laine plays the thirteenth night in a two-week season at the Palladium, London, UK.
Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars play the second of two nights at The Lagoon, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
Country music singer/songwriter Johnny Bond records Hot Rod Lincoln and Five Minute Love Affair for Republic Records.


The Ike Quebec Quintet records Sonny Boy, Born To Be Blue and other tracks for Blue Note Records at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, USA.
Jazz pianist John Lewis, backed by the Gary McFraland Orchestra, records Notions and Wish Me Well for Atlantic Records in New York City, USA.
Bobby Rydell plays the fifth night of a week at The Holiday House, Monroeville, Pennsylvania, USA.
James Brown begins a week at the Apollo Theatre, Harlem, New York City, supported by Pigmeat Markham, The Sensations and Yvonne Fair.
Dottie West records You Said I'd Never Love Again and I'll Pick Up My Heart [And Go Home] at Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville, Tennessee, USA.
If You Need Me by Solomon Burke enters the Billboard Top 40 Singles Chart in the USA, where it will peak at No37.
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Frank Ifield plays the sixth night in a week of shows at The London Palladium, London, England, UK, Europe, supported by Susan Maughan.


In London, England, UK, Europe, for two Royal Albert Hall gigs, Bob Dylan is filmed by D. A. Pennebaker during an early morning limo cruise around Hyde Park with John Lennon.
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The Damned play at Loughborough University, Loughborough, England, UK, Europe, supported by Lost Loved Ones.





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