Top 10 Cashbox Best Selling Records This Week
Cashbox magazine lists the week’s top selling records across pop rock and country western. Notable entries include KC and the Sunshine Band with Shake Your Booty and Lowdown by Boz Scaggs, plus Chicago and Orleans in the pop rankings. In country western, Brown and Cornelius lead with I Don’t Want To Have To Marry You ahead of Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings entries.
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Cashbox Magazine
KC & the Sunshine Band
Boz Scruggs
Wild Cherry
Dees
Devil Woman
Cliff Richards
Chicago
Orleans
Brown
Cornelius
Johnny Rodriguez
Willie Nelson
Movie Listings with Showtimes Across Multiple Theaters
Cinema schedules list titles and start times for SACO SACO Portland Fine Arts State and drive ins in Portland Maine and Saco. Notable films include Jaws of Death Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid 2001 A Space Odyssey King of Hearts and The Way We Were.
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Portland
Aes Cinema II
Fine Arts
Butch Cassidy
Paris
Pam
State II
Winnie Bango
Portland Drive
East
Saco Drive
World Merchant Fleet and Taiwan Textile Trade Shifts
The world sea going fleet totals about 400 million tons with U S flagged ships under 4 percent. Taiwan textile shipments fell to 479.2 million square yards in 1973 from 566.9 million in 1972 though U S value rose to 352.7 million dollars from 313.9 million in 1972.
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United States
Taiwan
U.S
Limo and Tiny Tim get sharp book reviews in AP section
Dan Jenkins and Edwin Sharke deliver a satire about media life in Limo with strong start and sagging middle. The Tiny Tim biography by Harry Stein compiles taped interviews for a fast read about fame’s rise and fall. Jack Higgins Storm Warning stacks brisk prose against implausible romance on a storm battered voyage.
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Dan Jenkins
Edwin Sharke
Atheneum
Ack
Benny
Jenkins
Hoe
Rank Mallory
Texas
Chambers Broadcasting Company
Chambers Broadcasting
Sharke
Phil Thomas AP
Tiny Tim
Harry Stein
Herbert Khaury
Tiny
Ting
Higgins
Germany
Atlantic
Live TV listings mix with classic film and local intrigue
A dense schedule pages a 1970s style broadcast lineup featuring NBC CBS and ABC offerings. The guide lists shows from I Dream of Jeannie to The Partridge Family and Candid Camera with films The Honey Pot and The Bandit of Sherwood Forest and news segments from CBS NBC and ABC. It also references The Tonight Show and Mystery of the Week with various dramas and specials amid local Boston area listings.
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NBC News
ABC News
Miraue
Wizie
Pinky
Fonzie
Mallachi
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Oorge Carlin
America
Alistair Cooke
Prince Charles
Windsor Castle
George III
Ironside
Fiji
Chief Ironside
Rex Harrison
Susan Hayward
Laverne
Shirley
Pepper Anderson
Bill Crowley
M.A.S.H
Hot Lips
Colonel Potter
Tokyo
4077Th
Frank Burns
Rue Des Pignons
Kerrill Milnes
Seventh Heaven
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Sherwood Forest
Cornell Wilde
Anita Louise
Robin Hood
England
Willie
Zeke Remsen
CBC News
GEO News
the Honeymooners
Dark Shadows
Place Des Jardins
Tonight Show
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Kojak
Gary Collins
Cine Soir
Brenda
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Ponderosa
Common Street
Pepperell Square
Sm Ib Apy
Ann
Cbslate
James Farentino
Joe Ruskin
Neil Simon
MR. Jones
James Whitmore
Charlie Chan
Warner Oland
Katherine DeMille
Chan
Greater Bostonians
New Heaven
NEW Earth
John Highstreet
Park Street School
Yomay
Obert Shaw
Beau Bridges
Genevieve Bujold
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