Color-Sonics
The Color-Sonics film jukebox debuted in mid-1966, with films made by Official Films at Paramount Studios in Hollywood.
The Color-Sonics film jukebox used 8mm magnetic-sound film cartridges. Color-Sonics also made 16mm prints of at least some of its films so that they could be shown on a Scopitone jukebox. The 16mm prints have often faded miserably over the years.
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This list, as far as I know, is a list of the Color-Sonics films that were issued in 16mm for use on the Scopitone (the CS- catalog number is a Scopitone designation). There may be many more of them, as by August of 1966, Color-Sonics was said to have a 200-title film library.
CS-2000 Bobby Troup "Girl Talk"
CS-2001 Karen Jensen "I'm An Old Cowhand"
CS-2002 Unknown artist "Every Little Movement"
CS-2003 Ray Anthony "Ray Anthony Show"
CS-2004 Julie London "Daddy"
CS-2005 Boots Randolph "Charlie Brown"
CS-2006 Fran Jeffries "Ain't Misbehavin'"
CS-2007 Lili St. Cyr "Speak Low"
CS-2008 Nai Bonet "Jelly Belly"
CS-2009 Lili St. Cyr "Ebb Tide"
CS-2010 Unknown artist "In Crowd"
CS-2011 Nancy Sinatra "These Boots Are Made For Walking"
CS-2012 Unknown artist "Lemon Tree"
CS-2013 unknown
CS-2014 unknown
CS-2015 unknown
CS-2016 unknown
CS-2017 unknown
CS-2018 unknown
CS-2019 unknown
CS-2020 Unknown artist "Night Fu Last Dancers"
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass "Bittersweet Samba"
Lynn Elliott "Baby Face"
Frankie Randall "The Rules of the Road"
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The following list contains some of the 8mm film cartridges made for the Color-Sonics film jukebox. Thanks to Dennis Dodel. I don't know how many of these films were also printed in 16mm, but note that some of these titles also exist as 16mm optical-sound prints made for the Cinebox/Colorama film jukebox. The three-digit number before the artist's name is the Color-Sonics catalog number.
004 Lynn Elliot "Baby Face"
008 Nancy Sinatra "The Shadow of Your Smile"
011 Nancy Sinatra "These Boots Are Made For Walking"
012 Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass "Whipped Cream"
014 Janice Harper "A Little Love Can Be A Dangerous Thing"
015 Janice Harper "The Thrill Is Gone"
016 Boots Randolph "Charlie Brown"
018 Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass "Swinger From Seville"
020 Frankie Randall "More"
031 The Ray Anthony Show
034 Bobby Troup "Girl Talk"
039 Vi Velasco "Bye Bye Black Bird"
035 Fran Jeffries "Squeeze Me"
036 Fran Jeffries "Show Me The Way To Go Home"
043 Kitty Oliver "Kansas City"
044 Natali Moore "Big Bad Bill"
101 The Eggheads "The Little Lite of Mine"
108 Lonnie Satin "Sweethearts"
112 Dawn Holly "Coquette"
131 Shawn Elliot "Shame and Scandal"
135 Mary Pastor "Winning Pair"
201 Fran Jeffries "Show Me the Way To Go Home"
207 Unknown Artist "Every Little Movement"
307 Johnny B. Great "If I Had A Hammer"
309 Fay Craig "Mirage"
310 Wayne Gibson "I Like It"
320 Bobby Breen "Up on the Roof"
The following titles were also issued on Color-Sonics cartridges, but I don't have a Color-Sonics catalog number for them:
Ray Anthony "What'd I Say"
Colorama Dancers "Beach Party"
Shane Fenton "I Ain't Got Nobody"
Fran Jeffries "No Moon At All"
Lainie Kazan "I Cried For You"
Lainie Kazan "Blues in the Night"
Joi Lansing "All of Me"
Tommy Leonetti "The Way You Look Tonight"
Jaye P. (or Jane?) Morgan "Will He Like Me"
Terry Ross "My Baby Just Cares For Me"
Lili St.Cyr "Speak Low"
Frank Sinatra Jr. "Love For Sale"
Unknown artist "Bikini Beach"
Unknown artist "Cobra Dance"
Unknown artist "The Girl From Ipanema"
Unknown artist "Hey Look Me Over"
Unknown artist "Lady In Red"
Unknown artist "The Limbo"
Unknown artist "Mack the Knife"
Unknown artist "Night Train"
Unknown artist "San Francisco"
Unknown artist "Sea Witch"
Unknown artist "You're Driving Me Crazy"
The Ventures "She's Not There"
Mary Wells "All My Lovin'"
Other artists who were advertised in Billboard as having made Color-Sonics films include Connie Francis and Leslie Uggams.
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