RARE 1956 Songwriter's Review Elvis Presley Typo Elvin Presley Song Poem Vanity

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Hello! Today I am offering a rare April 1956 issue of Songwriter's Review. See all photos, read all descriptions, and ask any questions, before you bid. Read my feedback and bid with confidence!
Songwriter's Review
Vol. 11 No. 3
April 1956
23 pages
Excellent condition. Does show name of previous owner, in purple ink, on the front - see picture.
NOTES:
So in the first four months of Elvis Presley's 1956 history, he was beginning to be noticed - The Jackie Gleason show, "Mystery Train" released, his first gold album (
Elvis
), signing a movie contract with Paramount, a guest spot on the Milton Berle Show, and his first (disastrous) concert appearance in Las Vegas. However in the Songwriter's Review, t
he story on him calls him "Elvin Presley"
(see pictures).
In fact, it's spelled "Elvin" in the photo caption, and in the small story on him. Crazy! Pretty amazing piece of Elvis memorabilia.
Also LOTS of song poem ads - ads for lyric writers.
Stories:
Abbott Records picked songs to record
Drive to erect a monument in honor of Merle Travis (composer of "Sixteen Tons")
Sheet music for "My Darling"
Story on gimmicks in lyrics
Sheet music for "Be Mine"
Picture of Betty Madigan with disc jockey Chuck Breece - WFBM, Indianapolis
Tiny mention of Alan Freed at WINS in New York to resume duties at Coral Records.
Ads for:
Demonstration Record Company
Harmony Unlimited
Singing Jimmy Drake
Songwriters Recording Service
Vanity Records
Dell Music Studios
Arthur Korb
Justice Printing
National Songwriter's Guild
Tin Pan Alley
Federation of American Authors and Composers
Star Song Service
Lenore Bernal
Lee Hudson
Lige McKelvy
Stylecraft Records
The Harmony Boys
Mildred Lee Fan Club "The Girl with the Personality Voice"
Chardon Recording - Chardon, Ohio
Arco Records
The Song Writers League
Intrastate Records
Jerome Record Company