"It takes good , efficient office people to
conduct business for our operator customers,"
says H. G. Payne, above center, "and we
have them! Rock-Ola operators know that we
give them prompt delivery and accurate
service-two big factors in any business."
Payne, in whose Nashville , Tenn ., display
rooms the recent Rock-Ola Regional Show
was held, managed to slip away from the
happy throng for a few moments to have his
picture taken with the office staff and the
Rock-Ola leadership Girl. "ToneColumn ord-
ers have sure kept us going ," he reports.
Kate Smith records "We're All Americans", the song composed by Jim Mangan , advertising
manager of Mills Novelty Co. left to right: Manie Sacks, Columbia Record's manager of record-
ing artists and repertoire; Ted Collins , Miss Smith's manager; Kate Smith and Jim Mangan.
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" Hello, Mr . Operator .. . got good news for
you!" The beautiful brunette is Jeanne Brown;
the buxom blonde is Jerry Mitchell .. . and
the two little games cuddled by America's
No .. 1 team of models are (in case you haven't
guessed already) Daval's Cub and Ace, twin
t iny-size counter games which , reports say, are
spreading like wildfire.
"Operators want speed, and we give it to
them!" So states Ben Boldt, above left , Rock-
Ola Ad,•ertising & Sales Promotion Manager,
;ust leaving a big sky giant to plunge info fhe
details of another gala Rock-Ola Regional
Show at Melvin Mallory's Louisiana Amuse-
ment Company. With him is the Rock-Ola
Leadership Girl, Ph il Kutsch , Rock-Ola Service
Engineer and Mallory.
Wurlitzer Boxes
Score Big Hit
NORTH TONAWANDA-The enthusi-
asm with which Wurlitzer Remote Control
Bar Boxes have been received by Music
Merchants from coast' to coast, is typified
by the pleased expressions on the faces of
Joe Eisen and Dave Margolin of the Penn
Coin-O-Matic Company of P hiladelphia and
Baltimore, Wurli tzer Distrib utors.
Wurlitzer Bar Boxes are the only boxes
designed especially for th e bar-can be
elamped to any bar or counter in a j iffy
without mutilating the wood. Th ey are built
flat and low, consequen tly are never in the
bartender's way.
According to M. G. Hammergren, Wur-
litzer General Sales Manager, Wurlitzer Re-
mote Control Bar Boxes are a "natural" for
every phonograph location that has a bar
or coun ter.
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Reading from left to right: Spence Reese, Wu rlitzer Ass't General Sales Manager ; Joe Eisen ,
Penn Coin-O-Matic Co. of Philadelphia and Baltimore; Joe Darwin, Wurlitzer District Manager;
Dave Margolin , Penn Coin-O-Matic Company of Philadelphia and Baltimore and M. G. Ham•
mergren , Wurlitzer General Sales Manager , discussing profit possibilities of Wurlitzer's Bar
• Boxes.
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