Automatic Age

November, 1940
AUTOMATIC AGE
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M AN H ATTAN DISTRIBUTING M AKES DEBUT (Cont’d.)
S m a ller th an Joe E isen’s fa m ily In n u m ­
ber but equal in pride, D ave M a rg o lin 's
fa m ily wished him " th e best th e re Is."
E n tire organization s tu rn ed ou t in
force to welcom e the M a n h a tta n D is ­
trib u tin g C om pany. T h is group com ­
posing Jack K a y , H a r ry P earl and
p a rty w as ty p ic a l of dozens of firm s
th a t “ brought th e whole gang along
to wish Joe and Dave success.”
Helen K eresztesy, H e n ry D eM ance,
M rs. Basil and Louis K eresztesy of
th e S ervew ell Phonograph Co., N ew
Y o rk C ity .
T h e y enjoyed refresh m ents served
by Louis S h erry, w orld fam ous ca terer.
George T h a y e r ,
B ingham ton Music
M e rch an t,
A rth u r
Seger,
J.
&
A.
A m u sem en t C om ­
pany, A sb ury P a rk ,
Sam
Cass, W u r ­
litz e r D is tric t M a n ­
ager and D ave Lee,
W u r litz e r f a c t o r y
official.
A. D. F eldm an , S.
D. Feldman,
I.
Feldm an, S. M ittle -
berg — A . L u sh er,
D. Lusher of th e
K i n g s b o r o Music
Co., B rooklyn.
Joe Eisen and fa m ily w ere rig h t on deck to give “ D a d ” a grand
send off.
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