Automatic Age

January, 1931
A u t o m a t ic A ge
TURN THE SPOTLIGHT ON 1930’s
SENSATIONAL SUCCESS
If you believe the pes­
simists, business today
is dead. No more ex­
pansion in sight! Noth­
ing left but kick about
conditions! Before you
join the doleful re­
frain though, become
quainted with the “ AU­
DIOPHONE.” Find out
whether good operators
think progress and mon­
ey-making has stopped.
Talk with them and us,
and you will quickly dis­
cover that business is
sMll alive.
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SEEBURG operators have profitably used the last twelve
months to prove that business can be had. 1930 has be^n
the biggest year in history for SEEBURG operators, and the
J. P. Seeburg Corporation.
. .
1931 will find hard times forgotten. Will you join with
the world’s leading manufacturer of automatic musical in­
struments, and assure yourself prosperity and peace of
mind?
“ Same hard luck stories from the hard luck boys,
the good luck boys have the good luck n o is e ”
J. P.
S e e b u r g C o r p o r a tio n
W orld’s Leading M anufacturers o f
Autom atic Musical Instruments.
1500-24 Dayton St., Chicago, 111., U. S. A.
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