28/5/2025 12:23 pm  #1


BING magazine

All of us on this board are keen Crosby followers but possibly not all of you are members of the International Club Crosby and will not therefore be receiving the 56-page BING magazine.  There is a subscription for this, but if any of you would like a free copy of the last issue in a PDF format as a sample, just let me know.

Email me at macwilmslo@aol.com

 

02/7/2025 6:46 am  #2


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The 200th edition of BING magazine has been sent to the printers. See BING200
 

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13/1/2026 5:30 pm  #3


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The spring edition of BING magazine is at the printers. 
BING202

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14/1/2026 7:16 pm  #4


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Great to hear that! We are all looking much forward for it.
 

 

14/1/2026 8:01 pm  #5


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Thanks Malcolm! I am almost done with last issue. I look forward to Spring issue! And Pantelis, love your contributions! Also, Great photo of you!

 

15/1/2026 11:09 am  #6


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Thank you very much Carmela, I am very glad you liked my article. Each issue has so many gems and it is really nice to enjoy so much Bing from all the contributors.

 

16/1/2026 2:29 am  #7


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Anyone on here who has not yet subscribed and is able, I would highly recommend that you do as soon as possible. Our esteemed editor, Malcolm ensures that with each issue, this high quality, full colour magazine sized publication is packed full of a variety of highly original, well written and beautifully illustrated articles. Its layout is also of a very high professional standard. Also, anyone who wishes to contribute will be encouraged to do so in a most friendly manner. This has enabled fairly recent subscribers such as Pantelis to write most original, thoughtful and informative pieces which, as you can see from Carmela's enthusiastic comments, have been quickly enjoyed by our membership. So, take a look at the free PDF version and if you like what you see ... SUBSCRIBE NOW - you won't regret it!

 

16/1/2026 4:50 am  #8


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Wow! Ian! You have a way with words. You can sell anything. I can picture you on the Telly endorsing the magazine and getting flooded with new subscribers. I haven't contributed in awhile but would love to do so again in the future. Cheerio! Pip! Pip!

 

26/1/2026 1:51 am  #9


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Ian, you are absolutely right to praise Malcolm for his devotion to BING magazine. Well done!

 

27/1/2026 10:17 pm  #10


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Blonde56 wrote:

Wow! Ian! You have a way with words. You can sell anything. I can picture you on the Telly endorsing the magazine and getting flooded with new subscribers. I haven't contributed in awhile but would love to do so again in the future. Cheerio! Pip! Pip!

As ever, Carmela - your kindness knows no bounds, Thank you but I don't think I'd be asked to return to televisionland for a second selling session, as I believe these sales channels have very strictly timed slots and those of you who've had to tolerate my online ramblings on here and during Jason's meetings (every first Sunday of the month, folks!) will know they'd have to use a vaudeville crook stick to drag me off. We'll all now be eagerly awaiting your next contribution between the covers of our fabulously sparkling "Bing" magazine. 

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27/1/2026 10:42 pm  #11


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Graham Pascoe wrote:

Ian, you are absolutely right to praise Malcolm for his devotion to BING magazine. Well done!

Thank you Graham but a far more deserving thank you for your many decades of highly informed dedication to the cause of Bing and your wonderfully reliable articles in the magazine from your Australian perspective.

I've just taken delivery of our early Spring issue and your article there, heavily featuring one of my favourite Bing films, "Rhythm on the River" is a delight. I chuckled when you mentioned upon its 1940 release "Down Under" that the Prince Edward cinema's advertisement plugging Mary Martin's songs, failed to mention any of Bing's vocalised contributions.

This despite our man's then current hit, the classic "Only Forever" featuring and surely what must have been one of Der Bingle's greatest onscreen musical moments, peerlessly performing the title song with such seeming nonchalance, hardware bashing charm and of course ... rhythm.

Please keep remaining one of the regular reasons, Graham for us all to keep subscribing to "Bing" magazine. 

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27/6/2026 7:23 am  #12


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The summer edition of BING magazine has been sent to the printers. It will be issued with a facsimile copy of the first-ever BINGANG magazine from 1937.

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28/6/2026 8:16 pm  #13


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Malcolm Macfarlane wrote:

The summer edition of BING magazine has been sent to the printers. It will be issued with a facsimile copy of the first-ever BINGANG magazine from 1937.

I am really excited for this issue, and I heard a rumor that there will be another great Sepia release on Bing's KMH songs! 
 

 

28/6/2026 8:30 pm  #14


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That's great news!
We are looking forward for this new issue, and for the copy of the 1937 magazine. 
A vey nice package. The most recent issue of BING and the oldest magazine of the oldest Bing Crosby Fan Club. 

 

29/6/2026 7:04 am  #15


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Yes, KMH Time vol. 3 will be available in August. There will be an insert in BING magazine for those who wish to order it. Track details will be in John Mumm's "Keeping Track" article in the forthcoming magazine.

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30/6/2026 12:56 pm  #16


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That's wonderful news, Malcolm. I'm very much looking forward to the next issue and the facsimile of the first Bing magazine. And of course the news of a 'KMH Time volume 3 is great too!

 

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