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L a w r e n e , S p~ v ak et There were plenty of satisfied
customers at the 1949 J-Hop-
fi ~ they agree that few of the 
dance's colorful predecessors could
possibly haye offered a finer corn-
Y's'> ation of bands. ;r
Elliot Lawrence and Charlie
Spivak heiehtened the "Stairway
to the Stas" theme as they
shared J-Hop bandstand Friday"
> t and Saturday.
t Lawrence first presented hisY
strictly danceable style and
y "leey" nnoatins eretwoyears ago at the start of his sky-
rocket journey to tp name band
status.'
" ~AFTER AN ENVIABLE career
asonwrTiter ad bandieader at
.t the Universityt of Pennsylvania,
Y the 23-year-old pianist moved
Afiom radio to a hit debut at the
Hotel$e.syv ia
At an all-time high of 89 col-
" lege pronmsin a year, the band
spplied enthusiasts wth the
sciis'e kind of music they like t hear.
V..ss,.~ ocalists Rosalind Patton and
Jacssc k Hunter appeared wsith Linw-
{In his first appearance on cam-
rsa pus, Spivak, know as "the man
who plays the sweetet trumpe
in the i, o Id; howed the cornh
v. ~bination of sweet and sezz that
has made him ainational fs-
vorite for eighr years. CHARLIE SPIVAKi .. . Who pla :a the "sweetest
ELLOT R CE Sc el olertha a Creation of such best seller discs trumpet in the world"' a'mits to his close
colege lboy him self, this inor'poruder has as "Linda"'and "Too-ra-loo-ra," fred thte o is atplyn tid
played oil1anos eveiy targe campus in th e Spivak has starred i two Techni- finsta egths..r lyn hr
coutiscolr msicls.cornet in a Salvation Arm Band.

Zany Antics
Fill Pagcres of
FlHop History
to the decoraliens. The tk(- h. ).fiusel te blrico
bnting ere "alslaudled ictirel:
echo."
In. 191" :he Co,.nmitteec c tidc
to keep s pectators out. Th--:m et,
who c .retobe-'r th eir way-,N
"THE TROUBLE starred 'en
Hop hrrc rfs-ed to 20
open heroorloading to theca-
lery . heinfdow pan;e-.ie
the frr-s;tao; th 'en the to : anc
hinges wT.ere fortc4ct'by' a ba ns-nu
ram.
"Furl~her entrance w-as blackedl
by a janitor who ihreateningly
wvielded a. pair of Indian clubns
...der eens itarert advance. Fig
exlinguii hers and a. fees-irripro-r
vised billies wiere mere thiam, a
mnaich for ltre bravery oi disc
stor-ering parts."
-"Oi ' heIs theccc.r'n
as in 123sit-ri"flows-cs . c: o
and n1.csi %jr scre iroric . -l
l80t c=ls- canting in a . r o
Japans-.e ;:ecin.
THE 'NEXT YE:AR ci- i
bonbaraed with rhoris< ad - a-
per r usbcalla as part of t.Ek I-
mo nrcr-rf. To c-cape ti- es
coulrd ciawl into shini. ps
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