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Automatic Age

Issue: 1940 September - Page 92

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AUTOMATIC AGE
September, 1940
R E A L
N E E D
W IL C O X
T H E R E ’L L
B E
Hailed by Lowell Matthews, G &
S Distributing Company, Wurlitzer
Distributors of Birmingham, A la­
bama, as one of the finest installa­
tions of remote control equipment in
the South, picture above shows W ur­
litzer Wireless Wall Boxes in Bir­
mingham’s Highland Barbecue Stand.
The addition of these Wurlitzer
M U S IC
N O W
Wireless W all Boxes has been en­
thusiastically received by the loca­
tion owners and the patrons of this
smai'tly designed Barbecue Stand.
Phonograph play has increased to
a point where the equipment will
quickly pay for itself soon by con­
tributing continual and substantial
extra profits.
Ch i c a g o ' s e v e n t f u l h o t e l
e n c h a n t i n g g u e s t r o o m s o f a n e w era
. . . an i n c o m p a r a b l e p a r a d e o f s w in g
k in g s . . . fla m in g sw ord d in n e r s in
c o lle g e inn's panther room and m alaya
ro o m . . . a ll n in e resta u ra n ts o ffe r
d e lic io u s fo o d at surprisingly reasonable
p r i c e s . . . t h r o n g e d w ith c e l e b r i t i e s ,
from
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F O R
K E Y
R A C K S
When an operator gets fifty
or more machines on his route,
his key problems increase by
leaps and bounds. Keys clutter
up his place of business and
never seem to be where they
should.
With the Wilcox Key Cabinet,
according to the company, oper­
ators can stop worrying about
misplaced or lost keys. All keys
can easily be filed and are al­
ways where they should be when
they are needed.
Wilcox cabinets are made of
heavy steel for long life and are
supplied with a sturdy lock and
keys.
S U C C E S S
F U N
W
IT H
P L E A S E S
L O T O -O
D A V E
New York, Chicago, New Or­
leans, and many other cities are
turning in reports to Dave Gott­
lieb on the remarkable patron
acceptance of his game Lot-O-
Fun.
“ Game players are so used to
seeing new games on location
that the sight of another new
one does not mean much to them.
However,” according to Gottlieb,
“ Lot-O-Fun is certainly proving
that this is not true in every
case.”
The novelty and flash and
play appeal of Lot-O-Fun draw
partons to it at all times. The
Gottlieb factory is sure it has a
real winner to add to the already
long line of Gottlieb winners.”
Install 104 Meters
Marion, Ohio. — Motorists have
started to use metered parking in this
city and will continue to do so for
an experimental period of one year.
City officials expect to collect about
$7 per month from each machine and
will pay a rental charge of $3.50 per
month on each one. A t the end of
the year’s time, the city is free to
apply the money paid in rental as
a down payment on the machines
with a view to purchasing them out­
right. Each machine is valued at
$56.50.
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