Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)

Issue: 1943 December

his car to the tune of a co u ple of hundred
dollars. Next day Aubrey was looking over
the lo ts trying to pick out a replacement.
Otis Rene, of Excelsior Records, has had
his second session of the year with the
"Au." Current session was drawing to a
close as this issue hit the presses,
WURLITZER - ROCK·OLA
USED PARTS-A-l CONDITION
Peep Shows Arrive
LOS ANGELES - "Hollywood Peep
Shows" i the name of a new conversion for
Mills Panoram now being: manufactured
and marketed by William Nathanson, and
distributed by the leading jobbers and dis·
tributors across the country.
The conversion permi ts only one person
to view the films while the music is ampli.
fied as loud as ordinarily to provide a
"come on" attraction. Special films are
used that are in line with to day's preference
for "leg art" and "pin·up" girls.
Unit i a deluxe job and is shipped to
operators complete and ready for install a·
tion within five minutes, from simple in·
structions supplied. In the same length of
time a Panoram can be returned to normal
operation without defacing the machine in
any way. The "Hollywood Peep Shows" set·
up is complete with viewing unit, full color
glamourlovelies behind glas panels to
adorn each ide of the viewer and add an
extra ballyhoo to the conversion.
In lengthy tests in the West surprising re-
sults have been shown and in one instance
nine such converted Panorams are grossing
over a thousand dollars a week after sev·
eral weeks of operation.
Initial announcement of the conversion
unit, and the list of live wire distributors
hand l in~ the "Hollywood Peep Shows", are
in this issue.
Hula Nixed for Jive
By Soldiers in Hawaii
T he girls back home will be glad to hear
that their soldier and sailor boys in the
Hawaiian Islands are not spending their
off·hours under palm trees whooping it up
with the hu la or other native m usic.
In fact, even the natives th emselves, like
our fight ing men, are somewhat passing uT,
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Drive Motor ............................................ $15 .00
Turntable Motor ............................. ...... . 11 .00
Amplifiers with Tubes. 12·16 Records 12.00
Speakers .............. ......... ... .......... ........ .... 5 .50
Micro Switches................ ...................... 1.35
Micro Pick·Ups...... .................................. 3 .50
Main Cut·OiL ................ .......... .............. 1.00
Record Trays....................................... ...
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5c , 10c, 25c Coin Chute Assembly
(Comp . ) ................ ......... ................ ... 3 .00
Selectors (Comp. ), 12-16 .................. 2 .00
Rotary Converters .................................. 13.50
the roman tic tunes of the islands in favor
of the hot, sweet, or swi ng offerin gs of
such singers and bandsmen as Di nah Shore,
Lena Ho rne, Duke E llington, Tom my Dor·
sey and Sammy Kaye.
This was revealed by C. F . Chaussee,
Merchandise Manager of the Mutual Tele·
phone Co., Honolulu, who made a 6,O?O.
mi le trip to Camden, •. J., to confer WIth
offic ials of RCA Victor. for which the Mu·
tual Co. is distribu tor in the Territory of
Hawaii.
It isn't that Hawaiian music has passed
out of the picture-the boys like it, of
course--it's just that America's leading
music maker have landed and, like the
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Repainted. Mechanically It Is a Chicken Sam, Factory Overhauled ...... $169.50 ~
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Keeney Ai r Raider .............................. 235.00
Keen e y Submarine ................................ 200.00
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Bake r Sky Pilot ................ .......... ... ....... 185.00
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Knockout Puncher .................... $ 165 .00
Champion Puncher .............. .... 165.00
Star Striker .............................. 145 .00
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# 30 ................ $1.10
# 5Y3 .............. 1.00
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OHM Resistors , 20 Volt. All Sizes...... .55
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412 Speakers............... ..................... ...... 5 .50
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All Models , Including 24·500· 600 .... 18.50
616 Speakers ................ ............ .............. 10.00
Motors .................................................... 16.00
Record Trays.............. ........................ ....
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Junction BOIes ....................................... . 1.25
5c Coin Chute, Any Model. ................ . 4.00
10· 25c Coin Chute, Any Model. ....... .. 1. 25
Volume Controls ..................................... . 2.25
Tone Arms, 412· 616 ............................ . 8 . 50
All Other Models Highe r
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Coin Chute As'mbly C omp o (412·616) 7.50
All Other Models Highe r
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Motor Protectors ................ ................... .
25 Volt Transformers............................ 1.50
Chokes for Amplifiers ............................ 1 .00
Slug Proof Coin Mechanism, 616........ 6.50
Motor Drive Assembly, Complete........ 5.00
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Marines, have the situation well in hand.
The fighting forces are getting their favor·
ites on records, played on the thousands of
portable, hand·opera ted phonographs and
automa tic phonographs in the island.
Th is use of th e small phonograph is
particularly marked in the Amer ican sub·
mar ines that prowl enemy waters, Chaus·
see said. There, with grave peril always
present, the sailors enjoy the recorded clas·
sics as well as the popular pieces. Phono·
graphs, Chaussee pointed ou t, are an im·
portan t part of the submarines' recrea·
tional equipment because radio programs
are of necessity ruled out.
On land and sea there is one almost in·
Aexible, unwritten rule on music-"Aa/!:-
waving" and nostalgic songs about sweet·
hearts and 10 t loves are taboo.
"It's hard to believe the importance that
has come to be placed on music by our
boys on the islands," Chaussee said. "On
days when cargoes from the mainland are
opened (shipmen ts of records arrive from
a week to three weeks apart) the post ex·
changes and civilian music counters are
jammed with service men standing three
and four deep at the counters to get their
records. Mi litary authorities have reco/!:·
nized the value of music as a morale·build·
er and have assi/!:ned definite percentages
of cargo spare for records and phono·
graphs.
"The Ships Service Store at Pearl Har·
bor does an important job in supplying
the Aeet. Chaplains use records for reI i/!:·
ious services. In the submarine fleet per·
haps the most requested classic is DeBussy's
'Cathedral Under the Sea.'
"The war has brought phonographs and
modern American mu ic to practically
every island- and there are many more of
them than you think-scattered around in
the Pacific. Even Midway Island has a
juke box.
"Honolulu and the islands altogether will
be the hub of Pac ific trade, communica-
tions and airways after the war," he said.
"And there is certain to be a terrific tour·
ist business for the islands when the seas
are safe again. But the war began at Pearl
Harbor, and we'll be in there at the finish."
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DECEMBER
1943
Clark Offices Busy
LOS ANGELES-It's just a daily fi ght
to get enou gh equipment to fill ord ers,
accordin g to Aubrey Stemler, manager of
the local offi ce of the Clark Distributing
Co., a nd wh en the doors close each week·
end they' re generally sold out of everything
on hand. New equ ipment i a thing of th e
past at th e moment and used equipm ent
goes out as fast as it is received.
Recent vi sito rs be nt upon loadin g up on
equipm ent i!lcluded Tillotson from Lon g
Beach ; Mrs. Phil Brown, Bake rsfi eld, who
in creased a la rge order : Ben Korte;· Jack
Arnold , Barstow ; Walter Schinkal, Sa n
Di ego ; and Mel Heinman, of the L. A.
Mel·O·Music Co.
In addi tion substant ial hipm ents went
out to George Culve r, Calexi co, Calif. , and
the Bergstrom Music Co., H onolulu.
Gutshall Does It Again
LOS ANGELES- Following through with
hi s reputat ion for having th e bes t nude
cal enda r subj ect eve ry yea r, J ack Gutshall ,
of the J ack Gutshall Distributin g Co., has
a n entra ncing full color study of "Lady in
th e Dark" whi ch is currently winnin g the
plaudits of loca l coinmen.
In th e delu xe size it is a work of 81·t
an d entitl ed to deluxe fra min g. It is a
worthy follow-up to th e incomparable
" weet a nd Lovely" whi ch wowed th e boys
last year.
Ampudia In L. A.
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DECEMBEII
1943
LO
A NGELES - Ma nu el Am pud ia,
Wurlitze r deal er in M exi co City, was the
guest of Don Cla rk and Aubrey S teml er
du r in g th e week of December 5th, and reo
turn ed to M exi co City via P a n A meri ca n
Air lines on th e 12th .
Trip wa a buyin g expedit ion for Am-
pudi a and a t th e sam e time plans were la id
for a huntin g ex pedition into the Mexi can
interior som etim e in J anuary when " Mike"
Hamm er gren arri ves on th e Coast from
Chi cago. H e, in company with Clark and
temler, will join Am pudi a on hi s ranch
in Chih uahua .
Amp udi a is an ex pert pi tol shot and is
re puted to h aye th e third fin est private
coll ection of hunting trophi es in th e world.
WANTED
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of Maximilian
and Carlota of
Mexico

Give Full Description
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LOS ANGELES 15, CALIF.
MAPE CHANGES
CIG. COMMUNIQUE
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Machin e. Thereafter followed years of op-
era ting routes in Los Angeles county and
acti vity in the jobbin g an d dist ributin g
busines up to th e tim e of joining Ma pe
Music on Novemb er 6th.
" Needl ess to say th a t I am ve ry ha ppy
to have the op portunity to join th e E. T.
Ma pe Music Co.," said Beu tl er in speakin g
of hi s ap pointment. "I ce rta inl y will be
happy to welcom e my many fri ends even
if just to say hello and I assure all of
you tha t I will do my very best to see
th at you get th e servi ce a nd kind consid·
eration at all ti mes tha t has been synony-
mous with th e name Mape s in ce th e found ·
in g of th is offi ce."
Beutl er com e from a ea fa rin g fa mi ly
a nd foll owed th e sea himself in hi s boy-
hood days. H e h as always b een interested
in importin g and exporting and currently
is ma tricula tin g i n a special University
of Californi a extension course on import-
in g a nd exportin g, with an eye to th e post·
wa r e ra wh en th e Mape orga niza tion may
ex pan d th eir sal es to all parts of th e P acifi c
a rea.
From San Fra ncisco came the announce·
ment th at " Ed Mape and L. B. McC reary
a re both ha ppy to ha ve sec ured th e serv-
ices of Be rt and feel tha t with him a
ma nage r, th eir Los An geles bran ch is in
ve ry capabl e h ands."
Oberstein Gets Singles
NEW Y ORK- Eli Oberste in , head of Hit
Records, has laun ched a series of sin gle
recordin g dates with va rious promin ents in
mus ic fi elds un a ttached by term contracts
to one of the bi g three. First ba nd to work
for Ob erste in was J an Garber who cut fou r
sides on November 17th under a contract
which prohibits him from reco rdin g th e
sam e four tun es for any oth er company
within three yea rs.
Oberstein is workin g th e sam e deal with
Abe Lyman and hopes to foll ow with Sunny
Dunh a m a nd Connee Boswell.
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and "servi ce" will have to be something
more than just a word in th e trade names
of som e 0 f us.
In th e know predictors ay th at Ger·
many wi ll cry Uncle (Sam ) in from 4 to
6 months. And that th en r econversion in
business will startl e some of us who may
be sittin g ba ck, sell in g all the merchandise
we can lay our hands on and maybe feel·
in g that we ce rta inly are smart business
men because everyone want our goods
and service.
Unemploym ent will how up in man y
areas unti l fa ctori es can be cha nged back
to peace time produ ction. Japa n will still
be unlicked but on e wa r will not take
the terrifi c product ion that two wa rs take.
So, don' t for get to give some thought to
some drasti c busin e s changes th at are
definitely sure to com e (ma ybe soon er
th a n we ex pect) in all busin ess-and this
in clud es our busin ess of ellin g ci!(arettes
via vendin g ma chin es.
Lea"in g Brand Labels Off
Som e operators are taking all brand la-
bels ou t of ciga rette mach ines and l e ttin ~
th e pa ckage tell th e co ntent of each col-
umn.
ational machin es lend th emselves
bes t to thi s id ea, Uneeda pa ks (A -I' and
500's) also work out okay. Rowes do not
ho w th e pac ks a well but th ey ca n be
used thi s way. T he reason for doin g this
is, of cou rse, because w ith present hort·
ages, you may have a brand thi s week
and have none nex t week. It takes too
mu ch time to continuall y cha nge labels but
by leav in g labels out yo u can change
brands without an y trouble. Post-war mao
chines should b e mad e so th at brand labels
on the ma chin e itself are not necessary.
Surely would save us all a lot of tim e.
MERRY CHRISTMAS, ALL!
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Salesman: " Th ese s tockings are the very
latest pattern , fast color , hol e·proof, won' t
shrink , priced far lower than elsewhere, and
a very good ya rn ."
Steno : " Yes, a nd you tell it well."
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DECEMBER. 1943
This Index is an editorial feature and is not part of the advertis er's contract. This
publication a s sumes n.o re spons ibility for errors or omissions.
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Albe na Sales Co. .....................
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Alpha Distributing Co ..........................................
Atlas Novelty Co .........................
Badger Sales Co ........... ..........................................
Bake r Novelty Co .• Inc.........................................
Bally Mfg. Co .............. .............................................
Be ll Produc ts Co ....................... ..............................
Bogenberger, Walter ........................... ...... ..........
Buckley Trading Post .................................. Cove r
California Amus ement Co ........................ ... 5, 20 .
Chicago Lock Co.....................................................
Chicago Novelty Co., Inc ..............
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Clark D istributing Co ................... Cover II, 26,
Coin Machine S e rvice ........ __ ........................ ..........
General Mus ic Co. ___ . __ ............................... Cover
Gerett , M . A., Corp .........................
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Gottlieb , D ., 6. Co ............................. .....................
Groetchen Tool Co. ............
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Gutshall, Jack, Dis t . Co ......................................
Hermitage Music C o. .......................
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Holdsworth Print Shop.................. ........................
Independent Lock Co. ................................. ...........
Internation al Mutoscope Corp. ........
Laymon , Paul A.............. ....................................
Lemke Coin Machine Co ................. ....................
Lorden, Les ....... . ...................................................
Mape , E. T. , Music Co . ........................................
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Michigan City Novelty Co .................................
Mills Nove lty Co .....................................................
Monarch Tool 6. Mfg. Co ....... ......... .....................
Munv es, Mike ...........................................................
Nathans on , W illiam ........................................... ...
Nickle Nudger Co........................................ ..........
Owl Mint Machin e Co. ........................................
Packard Manufacturing Corp .............................
Parina , R. A., 6. Co ........................................... l ),
P ermo, Inc . ................................................................
RCA Victor De ale r ..................................................
Royal Music Co.........
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She lley Radio Co .....................................................
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United Mfg. Co. ........................................................
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Valley Specialty Co., Inc ................. ....................
Victor Vending Corp .... ..................... ....................
Viking Specialty Co ............................... , ...............
W e idman National Sales Co .............................
Wolverine Sales Co...............................................
Zeig le r Insurance Co ., Inc. .............. ....................
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