Tuesday, May 6, 2008
THE NEW YORK KINGSMEN PART 10 1967
CYMBALS
Robert Chavis
Arthur Hennessy
RUDIMENTAL BASS DRUM
Ossie Peters
Richard Calulcci
STRAIGHT BASS DRUM
Charles Bauland
Chriss Hill
Tenor Drums
Robert Carlucci
Thomas Costa
Dennis Messermer
Ronnie Mark
Jim Buccellata
SNARE DRUMS
Randy Bass
Toney Rendini
Whitey Ledwon
Fred Wasserman
Jerry Zajac
LATIN SECTION
Joe De Maria
Ralph Contanesa
THE NEW YORK KINGSMEN PART 8 1967
Color Guard
Pat Fagan
Robin Hoffman
Maryann Inman
Maureen Kelley
Irene Kelly
Claire Kubinack
Alba Loene
Carol Mardavich
Lou-Ann Nizzi
Dottie O'Toole
Cookie Pedualla
Terry Steiniger
THE NEW YORK KINGSMEN PART 7 1967
Captian , Marylin VolloGloria Anderson
Alice
Mary Bell
Linda Cipalloni
Eileen Dueusback
Karen Durr
THE NEW YORK KINGSMEN PART 4
The Corps Staff
Co-director.. Ralph Shur & Art Leffel
General Manager.. Harvey Berish
Business Manager...Joseph Richardson
Equipment corps... Tony Gulino..Frank De Maria.... Charles Annunziata.
Transportation... Henry Klinger....Union Liason.... Barney Lewis
MUSICAL SCORE
1. Entrance of the Bulls-Siboney
2. Spanish Rogue
3. Liza
4. Of Thee I Sing Baby
5. Malaguena (Concert)
6. La Violetra
7. Mexican Hat Dance
8. Up Cherry Street
9. A Mighty Foretress is our God
10. Star Spangled Banner
THE NEW YORK KINGSMENT PART 3
The Kingsmen made their debut 1966 Memorial Day weekend and took first places at Baltimore, Lancaster, Wilmington and Vestal. The plan 30 competitive appearances in 1966.THE NEW YORK KINGSMEN PART 2
The marching Senorita color guard is taught by Walter Bunce.
The Corps magnificent uniforms were designed by the Kingsmen staff, made by the Evans Company and are a gift from the corps sponsor Local 32E. Building Service Employees Union of New York.
The New York Kingsmen Part 1
Musical arrangement are by Air Force Ace Bob Bunce, percussion arrangements are by Danny Raymond and drill by Ralph Shur.
THE NEW YORK KINGSMEN, OCTOBER 1965
Senors and Senorita's... Introducing the New York Kingsmen...."Los Hombres Del Rey".
Completely reorganized in October of 1965, the corps features the magnificent music of Mexico, the natural pulsating percussion rhythms of our Latin neighbors, and the dazzling drill of thrilling precision unit.
BRONX KINGSMEN, MEMORIAL DAY 1963, GRAND CONCOURSE IN THE BRONX
Bronx Kingsmen Color Guard. Marches smartly on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx. It was a beautiful day. Perfect day for marching.
Photography by Bob Lopez Sr. My father capture these photo's in 1963. Photo's haven't been seen in 45 yrs.
I'm so glad I found the slides and had them done into pictures. I formated them into these frames as you seen them on this page. All works are copywrited. 
Also note if you should have anymore articles regarding the Kingsmen or pictures please feel free to email me at: knickerbocker69@aol.com
Monday, May 5, 2008
CARNEGIE HALL, MAY 16, 1964, BRONX KINGSMEN
BRONX KINGSMEN
photograph by Bob Lopez Sr.(c)rls 1963
Memorial Day on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx.
The Kingsmen, another junior M&M corps which is appearing here tonight for the first time, are considered one of the chief contenders for the championship of the strong Greater New York Circuit. They are sponsored by the local American Legion Post. William J. Hickey is business manager.
CARNEGIE HALL, MAY 16,1964, Listing of Drum Corps performing that night.
LORIS MARCHING LIONS
Loris, South Carolina
Last year the Marching Lions made their debut at Carnegie Hall as a band, the first such unit to appear in this show. Since then they have converted to a combination drum corps-band and will appear in their dual capacity tonight, playing as a band and then exchanging their instruments for bugles. William W. Jacobus is director of the Lions.
Their 1964 Program
Band
* New York fanfare
* The Sound of Music-Color Guard Exhibition
* Our Day Will Come--Majorette Exhibition
* What kind of Fool Am I?
* Drum Section Solo
Drum Corps
* What kind of Fool Am I?
* Love is A Many Splendored Thing
* I Left My Heart In San Francisco
* American's We
* New York Fanfare
Director---W.W. Jacobus
Drum Instructor--Don Houghtaling
Color Guard Instructor--Ed Cagney, Jr.
President--W.F. Barnette
Chaplain--Robert Turner
Loris H.S. Principal--H.G. Gibson
NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR PERFORMANCES--MAY 14, 15, 1964
NEW YORK CARNEGIE HALL PERFORMANCES--MAY 18, 1963 & MAY 16, 1964
Loris, South Carolina
Last year the Marching Lions made their debut at Carnegie Hall as a band, the first such unit to appear in this show. Since then they have converted to a combination drum corps-band and will appear in their dual capacity tonight, playing as a band and then exchanging their instruments for bugles. William W. Jacobus is director of the Lions.
Their 1964 Program
Band
* New York fanfare
* The Sound of Music-Color Guard Exhibition
* Our Day Will Come--Majorette Exhibition
* What kind of Fool Am I?
* Drum Section Solo
Drum Corps
* What kind of Fool Am I?
* Love is A Many Splendored Thing
* I Left My Heart In San Francisco
* American's We
* New York Fanfare
Director---W.W. Jacobus
Drum Instructor--Don Houghtaling
Color Guard Instructor--Ed Cagney, Jr.
President--W.F. Barnette
Chaplain--Robert Turner
Loris H.S. Principal--H.G. Gibson
NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR PERFORMANCES--MAY 14, 15, 1964
NEW YORK CARNEGIE HALL PERFORMANCES--MAY 18, 1963 & MAY 16, 1964
Sunday, May 4, 2008
CARNEGI HALL/72ND Season/Saturday Evening, May 16, 1964,at 8:00 o' clock
DRUM CORPS NEWS
Presents
"AN EVENING WITH THE CORPS."
Dedication
Since its inception in 1962, the Drum Corps News' "Evening with the Corps at Carnegie Hall" has grown in stature to become one of the highlights of the drum corps season.
As in the past years, tonight's show spotlights many of the top junior and senior drum and bugle corps in the country in what for many of them will be their initial appearance of the season.
In addition to presenting many of the recognized championship corps on the same stage where many of the acknowledged greats of music have appeared. "An Evening with the Corps" has also pioneered in introducing many promising new corps to the public. Appearing for the first time at Carnegie Hall this year are the Ballantine Brewers, Geneva Appleknockers, O.L.P.H. Ridgemen, St. Rocco's Cadets, and the Bronx Kingsmen.
Just as this show signals the opening of the drum corps season for many, the World Open Championship, inaugurated by Drum Corps News last fall, provides a fitting climax. The 1963 champions, Blessed Sacraments Golden Knights of Newark, N.J. and the Skyliners of Yonkers, N.Y. will appear on the program tonight and will be presented with flags emblematic of their titles by Raymond G. Samora, Publisher of Drum Corps News.
Presents
"AN EVENING WITH THE CORPS."
Dedication
Since its inception in 1962, the Drum Corps News' "Evening with the Corps at Carnegie Hall" has grown in stature to become one of the highlights of the drum corps season.
As in the past years, tonight's show spotlights many of the top junior and senior drum and bugle corps in the country in what for many of them will be their initial appearance of the season.
In addition to presenting many of the recognized championship corps on the same stage where many of the acknowledged greats of music have appeared. "An Evening with the Corps" has also pioneered in introducing many promising new corps to the public. Appearing for the first time at Carnegie Hall this year are the Ballantine Brewers, Geneva Appleknockers, O.L.P.H. Ridgemen, St. Rocco's Cadets, and the Bronx Kingsmen.
Just as this show signals the opening of the drum corps season for many, the World Open Championship, inaugurated by Drum Corps News last fall, provides a fitting climax. The 1963 champions, Blessed Sacraments Golden Knights of Newark, N.J. and the Skyliners of Yonkers, N.Y. will appear on the program tonight and will be presented with flags emblematic of their titles by Raymond G. Samora, Publisher of Drum Corps News.
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