Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)

Issue: 1934 August

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AUGUST. 1934
Cover Pacific Coast II
(;UAMPION
NEW AUTOMATIC PAYOUT GAME
With Sensational
'DOUBLE SLOT Feature
CHAMPION has 2 sepa-
rate coin-slots. Regular
slot gives player 10 balls
for 5 cents. Special slot
releases Out-Hold Balls to
be played over again. All
Out-Hole Balls can be re-
covered, 0 N EAT A
TIME, 5 CENTS EACH.
First coin deposited in
Out-Hole. Slot automat-
ically closes Out-Hole
so that Out-Hole Balls
can be replaced only
once.
Metered tests prove
players deposit 1 to 5
EXTRA N1CKELS
PER GAME!
Makes 2 to 3
Times More
Money Than
Rocket!!
BAS ~NSATIONAL
MYSTERY GOLD
AWARD
PBI LOTS OF 5 OR MORE, $86.15O EACH.
Choice of
Q09 !!! . . Battery or "Plug-in" nO-volt type-same ' price.
9U
• .-V Check Separator Model, $G.OO lCxtra.
I!a.CH
% Deposit
with order, balance C. O. D., f. o. b. Chicago.
FLEET
CAPTURES U. S. A.
Wherever you go-big cities-
cross-road town&--from cout
to ooast-t h e cry i s for
FLEET! The public demands
FLEET-locations clamor for
it--operators fight for ma-
chines! Join the FLEET crew
and get your share of the ju'Wy
oollectio~s other operators are
cleaning up!
Shoot Balls
From GUDS!
7 BAU..S ADVANCE
ATONE TIME!
Balls Fired
Uphill!
Out-Hole Balls
Return for
Free Play!
19 iD. by 42 iD.-
Se or Ie
This fleet of trucks and cars will cover the Pa.clfic Coast for tile
National Amusement Co. in the interest 011 CONTAOT &Del MAJOR
LEAGUE.
In the picture are, left to right, CllY'ence McClelland, manager of the
8aJl Francisco office of the National; H. L. Stuart, manager of the Los
Angeles office; Paul Donn, salesman; Fred McClella.n, president, Pacific
Amusement Mfg. Co., and JIUlk McClelland, sales manager of the National.
Bally's Fleet
In Big Demand
CHIOAGO-Jim Buckley, general
sales manager of the Bally Manufac-
turing Company, says he almost
thinks he's back in the old Ballyhoo
ays. "From coast to coast," says
.Jim, "I'm being besieged by tele-
grams and long distance calls from
jobbers demanding more FLEETS.
And Chicago operators are trooping
in constantly-bigger crowds than
we've had since Ballyhoo-ciamoring
for FLEETS. We understand that
some operators already have two and
three FLEET machines in one loca-
tion to take care of the crowds fasci-
nated by the wonderful action of
FLEET. Collections ranging from
$10 to $25 daily are common."
FI,..EET is the newest progressive
score type pin game. Players load
miniature cannons, then shoot ball8
uphill to bigger scores. Cannons are
automatically fired by placing baD. in
the Action Shell Hole, which retul'lllJ
ball for free play. A ball jn the
Action Hole also releases all Out-
Hole balls for free play, a fea~
which is said to insure suspense right
up to the last ball.
Announcing Opening
of
R·OSS & HOOKER VENDING
MACHINE CO.
1302 West Tenth Street
Lo. ADgelea, Cal.
Specializing
I. Marble Games of the Latest Type'
-e-
PrlCle
$38~
y, witb OrcJer,
BaI&Dce C. O. D ..
f.
The Latut in Used Games That Are
ProfHm tUUl Te.ted MOlU!g Maker.
o. •• CIaIeac.
See Your Jobber Today
Bally Manufacturin:g Co.
4619 Ravenswood Ave.
-ALSO-
Chicago, Ill.
-e-
Phone: FItzroy 8006
AUGUST, 1934
15
Williams Opens New
and Modern Factory
LOS ANGELES-Harry Williams,
inventor and designer of CONTACT,
has opened a new and modern fac-
tory at 2534 West Pico street to
manufacture a new and sensational
game known as SIGNAL.
The new plant ig one of me finest
in the country with more than 80
people employed on two shifts daily.
The factory consists " of three floors
of equipment and machinery with a
total floor space of 29,000 square
feet.
In the new plant Mr. Williams is
producing every part that goes into
the making of the SIGNAL game
with the exception of the cabinets.
Every casting is stamped and moraed
in the factory and a complete ship-
ping department takes care of the
out of town shipments. A freight
elevator is used in transporting the
games from floor to floor.
Mr. Williams established a reputa-
tion for inventing prize winners when
he introduced CONTACT and when it
was announced that he was to bring
out another new game ther. was It
regular avalanche of orders flooding
into jobbing offices and the Auto-
matic Amusements Company factory.
In making the initial deliveriea on
SIGNAL the factory built 200 games
before- a delivery was made so " that
an equal quantity couId -be sent each
loca't jobber in an attempt to ap-
pease operators until mor.e games
could be turned out.

History Prof. : "What were the
dying words of Lord Chesterfield?"
Class in Unison: "They satisfy."
Futurity Is
Popular Game
CmCAGO--"Coin machine manu-
facturers are emplOying an ever in-
creasing number of well paid work-
ers, not only in their own factories
where it runs from 150 to 600 in
many states of the country, but they
also employ men and women in good-
ly numbers in glass factOries, cabi-
net manufacturing plants, foundries,
brass, aluminum and cast iron worKs,
machine shops, art screen process
work, plating companies and lock
companies," declared Jimmy Johnson,
sole owner of the Western Equipment
and Supply Co.
Johnson, well-known on the Pacific
coast as the former secretary of J .
P . Seeburg Corp., has recently intro-
duced a new automatic payout race
horse machine-Futurity. Asked con-
cerning the new machine Johnson
stated: "It is really a sJ;IlalI race
horse with automatic payoff. It baa
been tried and perfe~and provea
a winner. It pulls and--nrutts--~
player. It's a game that interes1:ii
the player. He wants to play over
and over again and he is amused,
gratified and kept fro mother
thoughts while playing Futurity."
FutUrity odds are ' 2-4, 6-8,
10-16. They change every race. The
player selects his own horse. A se-
lector attachment locks in positiOB
when the race starts. At the coa-
ciusion of the race it is impoSllible
to move the winning horse by j~
ring or tilting and the payoff IS
instant.
"We are ready "for instal1.t deliv-
ery," sald Johnson. "We know Fu-
turity is a success. Those on loca-
tion went one by one and then in
twos and more Until they are now
going out fast and furious."
Johnson's many friends in the west
will be glad to know of the instant
success of Futurity, NegotiatiOlLl
.are now going on for a coast repre-
sentative.
Now You Can Add to Your Line of
~ONTA~T
~ONTA~T
JUNIORS -
~ONTA~T
SENIORS
MASTERS
the Greatest Games in America with Confidence and with
MAJOR LEAGUE
Another home run by
Pacific Amusement
manufacturers of
CONTACT and believe
me, boys, you can't go
wrong on this one.
And following are a few
more of the new and late
money makers:
Fleet ............ $38.15
Ughtning 39.58
:::~~ .... ... .. . $49.75
SIGNAL
Manufactured by Harry Williams,
Inventor and Deaigner of CONrt' ACT
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF USED M~
CHIN;ES IN SOUTIfERN CALIFORNIA
All used machines tb,oroughly recondition-
ed before leaving our store.
We dOD't adverti8e prices OD UlIed macb.ln811 88
price8 chaDge dally. SeDd iD your requl.remeDbJ, we
bve them all.
PIN GAMEs ••• SLOTS .•• SCALES •••
(RON CLAWS ••• PEANUT MACHINES
, . PHONOGRAPH •• COUNTER GAMES
And All Othe1'8.
MARBLE
PARADE . . .. .•••
,57.5.
SPE£IAL
FORWARD
PASS . • ... . .. • ...
$41.51
New aad Original CartooA
Winners in Counter
Games
Select-Em •• Hit-Me ..
21 Vender
23 WORLD'S SERIES
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F.O.B.
Loa Angeles
a c
ex ssue 0
e eVIew or
Announcement of STRAIGHT-LINE
WATCH NEXT ISSUE
for ANNOUNCEMENT
AN ESCALATOR BLUE FRONT,
GOLD AWARD JACK POT
FRONT FOR YOUR OLD SLOT
MACHINES.
Make your old ten dollar machines
look and op.erate like the present
$100.00 machines.
We Are ExclU.8ive Distrlbuto1'8
Now on teat locations and gross receipts are exceeding our expecta-
tions. NOT A PIN GAME-YET A MARBLE GAME. 3 AWARD
CARDS. PLAYS ONE, TWO OR TIfREE COINS. AWARDS ONE,
TWO OR THREE PRIZES. ONE COIN REQUIRED FOR EACH
REWARD CARD. ONLY
~
ONE COIN SLOT.
PRICE _________ -___ __ _ -------_ --------------------. ----------------------
'12 4t.J ..
"Western Vending
Ma~hine ~o.
1511·13 West Pico Street
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I ... OS ANGELES, t::ALIFORNIA
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