Phil Robinson, who is the West
Coast distributor for the Chicago
Coin Machine Company, wishe·s to
announce that after the first of the
year he will be able to make de-
liveries on his sensational new bas-
ket ball game, which is legal. Phil
says he is leaving here January 26
to go to the big coin convention in
Chicago. Incidentally, Phil is just
now making deliveries on his new
five-ball game, Super Score.
P h ot o by MERGE
Above you see Nate Redwine
presenting a check to Ray Powers
and Ed Wisler, while Lee Simmons,
service man for Nate, looks on.
This happy scene is the result of
Nate purchasing twenty-five Air-
eon phonographs from E. T. Mape
Company. Two Aireons can also be
seen in this picture, and they sure
make a fine appearance too, as well
as always putting in a fine per-
formance.
Things sure are humming in the
shipping rooms at Bill Wolf's place.
Lots of new and used equipment is
being ·.:;hipped up and down the
coast to operators and distributors
and we hear Bill has just :received
a large shipment of the new A.M.I.
phonos and they are going out as
fast as they come in. Bill has just
returned from a trip to all of the
company's offices from San Diego
to Seattle.
Gene Pingree of P & G Music
Company has a 1946 Ford Super
Deluxe Four Door Sedan for sale!
Gene has been very busy the last
few days servicing his ma.chines.
If there is any operator interested
in this new Ford, please call Gene
at PArkway 6034.
Sol Schwartz reports that his
new game, Pinch Hitter, has real-
ly proved a big success already and
orders a.re pouring in. This game
is doing a tremendous business on
locations and it looks like the best
is yet to come. The assembly line
of · his company, pictured in our
last issue, is really rolling full
speed ahead now.
The week-end of December 21st
will long be remembered by Mike
Holbert of Minthorne Music Com-
pany! Mike got married and then
was sick in bed on his wedding
night. That's bad news, but our
congratulations go forth to Mike
and his bride for years of happi-
nes·s and lots of luck!
Adolph D'Este reports that busi-
nes·s ~mre is good and he is doing
a grand job of selling Aireons.
That's what we like to hear,
Adolph!
Bob Thompson, one of the
Thompson brothers from Delano,
was seen shopping along Pico.
Ernie Brennan of General Music
of San Francisco is spending the
holidays in Los Angeles.
Deliveries
NOW
EVERY ONE AGREES
The Top Location Getter
With the New Improved
Trouble-Free Mechanism
AIREON HIDEAWAY
Photo by MERGE
1-850 Wurlitzer
1-750
1-500
1-500
HIDEAWAY
2329 W. PICO BLVD.
January 1, 1947
Used Phonographs
$550.00
550.00
350.00
300.00
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Come in and see why this smallest of all
Hideaways has taken the town by storm.
ROCKOLA COMMANDO
$400.00
WURLITZER TWINS
EACH 200.00
SEEBURG WIRELESS HIDEAWAY
275.00
Filben. Hideaway
EACH 125.00
NELS NELSON
Fl 0545
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