Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)

Issue: 1945 January

BIC
NAMES Mean
BIC
PROFITS!
Soundies offer you the pulling power of the greatest artists
of our times ... "top" singers and dancers ... famous "name"
bands . . . outstanding "hit" tunes. Here is greater customer
appeal that assures the best in coin-operated amusement. Pre-
pare now for Post-War's greater profits with these profession-
ally-made, highly entertaining films.
Write today-let us know what type
of machines you are now operating.
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
SOUNDIES DISTRIBUTING CORP. OF AMERICA, INC.
209 W. Jackson Blvd.
Chicago 6, Illinois
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FOR
JANUARY
1945
th e well developed ports on the Coast after
th e war. Eaetern manufacturers are rapidly
grabbin g up industrial cities with an eye
to th e establi shm ent of manufacturing units
in the West to care for th e export trade cer-
tain to develop.
Th e Coin Machine Industry is not out in
the cold insofar as industrial planning is
concerned on the Coast. Coin machine plans
are on the draftin g boa rds of many a war
plant at this very moment and countless sur-
prises await the Industry when a slackenin g
of war goods manufacturing will permit re-
conversion in thi s area. Some manufactur-
ers have already passed out information on
their plans insofar as this industry is con-
cern ed but the major portion have been
content to gather th eir statistical data, in-
dustry studies and prepare th eir plans se-
cretly.
Durin g November a well-known trade
paper stated that " Predictions are being
made in busin ess circles that eventually
th e West Coast may become the leadin g
industri al center of the United States
when the P acifi c area develops after the
war. If so, it may be that in future years,
th e coin machine manufacturin g industry
will also move in that "direction."
Already th e Coast is on its way as a
major produ ce r of phonograph records for
automati c phonographs. All of the majors,
and dozens of smaller pla nts, are already
turnin g out discs by the thousands. Holly-
wood is the accepted entertainment capi-
tol of the world and film s for coin-operated
movie machines and various types of view-
ing devices will be produced mainly in th e
West.
Definitely th e Coast is slated to become
----TBE NEW MODEL----
an important ma nu fac turing area in th e
coin machine fi eld in the years after the
war. In years past many acce pted machines
of the business today saw their birth and
initial manufacture in th e West. This will
happen again and with the expa nded in -.
dustrial fa cilities, supplies, labor and mar-
kets on all sides, the Coast will bid fai r
to becoming an important fa ctor in the
manufacturing phase of the industry.
Valley Specialty Moves
ROCHESTER, N. Y.-"Nope-it's not
because we didn't pay our rent- the rea-
son is our busin ess has increased 500%
in th e last year. We needed room and more
room. So we went all out and bought our
own building- in fa ct, three buildings-
-- with room for ex pansion. On and after
December 1st we' ll be in our new home
at 550 Clinton Avenue, North."
_ So said th e novel card mailed out by
Vall ey Specialty Co., Inc., to announce
th eir removal to th eir recently acquired
new buildings.
MAY-BELL
IS NOW READY!
This LATEST RECONVERSION of the famous MAY-BELL has eliminated practically
all service calls. Now sold on a I 0-day money-back guarantee. Write for details arid
price. Will reconvert older models of May-Bell at nominal cost.
SAM MAY INDUSTRIES
2000 N. OAKLEY AVE.
HUMBOLDT 5497
for
Bally THOROBREDS
Keeney SUPER BELLS
Etc.
- - SEE -
PAUL A. LAYMON
CHICAGO 47, ILL.
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I want to thank all my old
.... There couldn't be a more
friends as well as the new ones
appropriate time to extend our
I've met recently, for the busi-
best wishes to each of you, and
ness you've given us, and, with
express our appreciation for
our ever-increasing stocks of
your hearty support since we
merchandise, I know we will be
opened a few months ago.
able to serve you better in the
future.
KEN BROWN
PRESTON JARRELL
!:Phonograph !Replacement !:Plastics
Our stock consists of just about everything you may need for Wurlitzer, Rockola, Seeburg
and Mills, and don't forget we have sheet plastic in red, green and yellow, in 60 and 80
gauge fhickness. Now would be a good time to make those necessary replacements.
Jubes
7
2A3, 2A4G, 2051, 5U4G, 5Y3, 523, 6L6G,
FOR
JANUARY
]uses
3AG Glass
Cartridge:
1/4 to 15 Amp.
I 3, 5, 6,
PLUG:
COIN
MACHINE
RE'IIIW
I 0, 30 Amp.
1945
6SC7, 38, 45, 80
£.amps
Complete line of miniatures, including all of those hard-to-get popular numbers, as well as
large lamps from 7½ watt up to 300's .
. . . . 6 & 24 volt transformers ... . Fluorescent tubes .... Rockola
Rectifiers .... Extra high grade PM Speakers .... Condensers ....
Maestro Needles . . . Starters.
!Records
STRAUSS WALTZES, ROMANTIC WALTZES,
WESTERNS, SNAPPY POLKAS, HAWAIIANS
Ple11Je 'l1cte
Immediately after the first of the year we will have a large stock
of Illinois locks and keys. Ask us about registered key locks.
COINMATIC DISTRIBUTORS
TEMPORARY QUARTERS
2712 W. Pic,o Blvd.
Los Angeles 6, California
PArkway 9059
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