Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1934 June - Page 24
PACIFIC COIN MACHINE REVIEW
•. Pag'i Twenty-Four
· l s I an
d -- T ru 1 y th e Leiberman
to
I Association
C a t a 1 Ina
Eastern Centers I
Directory
Charmed Spot of the West ~:[~U:.~~~~:e~i:: !...C-i-t-Ir-i?-E-R-N-oIA-p-E-fM-A-T-~-~-~s-M-E-f-l-s-o-cM-Ii-:'
~~~~--~~~--------~-------------------------------------------
By ALMA OVERHOLT
a-.------------------
Th th
ht f n 'sland con Y
e
oug
0
a 1
- mood
Take long 0
f" h'
jures visions of leisurely cruising
.
a
y ur IS mg
·
tackle,
bathing
suit,
golf
bags,
along rugge d sores,
0 f roman t IC
h
racket and riding togs,
bays and coves, cool waters of tennis
though any and all may be se-
sapphire blue shading into emer-
cured at the island, and be pre-
aId greens, of J'ust lazing and pared for a real vacation and the
resting and letting the world slip
t. f t.
f b .
bl t d
by. That is Santa Catalina 1s- sa -IS ~c IOn 0
emg a e 0
0
e
land, the Pacific Coast's own va- thd ttbmdgs you have always want-
e
0
0
cation paradise.
We may sail
away to the South Seas or cruise . There IS sp_~endld flshmg at the
h Island at all times of the year . If
the Mediterranean, go t 0 tel
mountains or seashore, but no- : you do. ~ot care .for the great
where can one find attractions of I game flshmg for tuna and sword-
as many sorts the change of I fish, there is just as sporty fish-
scenes, the ro~ance, beauty and ing for y,ellowtail., white sea bass
d b
t
h h
ht
charm that everyone can enjoy an
om a w IC
are caug
:who goes to Santa Catalina,
trolling, or casting from shore
f
k b
The many people who have or roc
ass.
.
visited the island recently are en-
After an invlgorating swim and
thusiastic over the new coastwise sun-tanning on the sandy beach
cruise which gives passengers on in front of the Hotel St. Cather-
the S. S. Catalina and the S. S. ine or along Avalon Bay, there
Avalon an opportunity to get a I are the tennis courts in the hotel
splendid view of the interesting gardens and up at the beautiful
shoreline of Santa Catalina, its Catalina Country Club, the sporty
many beautiful bays and coves, eighteen-hole golf links and 'the
rugged cliffs, rolling hills and popular pitch and putt course ad-
mountains. Often wild mountain joining, for a shorter game;
goats can be seen ~tanding on a horseback riding over scenic trails
crag, silhouetted against the sky- that overlook Avalon Bay and
line or grazing on the hills.
back up into the cool canyons in-
Heretofore comparatively few to the interior of the island; mo-
visitors to the island have had a tor tours to the summit, to Mid-
comprehension of its scenic beau- dIe Ranch and the Isthmus or
ty outside of the immediate en- over the famous Skyline drive;
virons of the little city of Ava- cruises over the submarine gar-
lon, or of its size. Twenty-seven dens in the big glass-bottom pow-
miles long and compriSing 55,000 er boats; the spectacular flying
acres, Santa Catalina Island has fish trip during which one sees
every vacation attraction - cool thousands of these beautiful wing-
canyons covered with fern, wild ed denizens of the deep come to
roses, sbrubs and vines native to the surface and sail gracefully
the island, spreading oak and cool over the velvety sea; speed boat
cottonwood trees, scenic bridle riding, can 0 e i n g, aquaplaning,
trails that overlook the sea, and yachting-all leave never a dull
at the same time the gaiety of moment.
a seaside resort with its water
The dance in beautiful Catalina
sports, its restful beaches, color- Casino is the rendezvous for the
ful promenade and beautiful Ca- romantic who flock to Catalina
sino ballroom.
each summer, and Romance Log-
Whatever one wishes to do, gia with its view over Avalon
_-...,....-....~ there is something to fit every Bay and the far out sea is the
I
:
'"
I I
left this week for an extended
business trip throughout the south
and middle west during which he
will line up new distributors for
th F
d P
e orwar
ass game.
f
b t
d
scene 0 many a
e ween- ance
tete-a-tete.
The Catalina Bird Park with its
thousands of rare birds gathered
from the far corners of the world
intrigues the whiling away of
many pleasant hours studying and
observing their habits and inter-
esting antics, for here are birds
that talk and birds that dance,
birds that strut fine feathers.
Catalina lsi and has always
been the favored spot for amuse-
ment seekers and consequently
one sees .marble games, diggers,
and various types of coin-auto-
matic equipment throughout the
island. At the present time the
large five-foot tables are the fav-
orites on the island with the
Merchantman era n e s, installed
during the past month by Fred
Reilly for the Erie Wedemeyer
Co., running a close second. Serv-
icing pin games on the island has
always been a pleasure for oper-
ators for here truly ean they com-
bine business with pleasure
To enjoy Santa Catalina' Island
one should be prepared to stay a
week or more. The longer one
stays the more the charm of the
island and its many attractions
grow on you. If you can make
but a hurried trip between boats
or by plane, get a foretaste of
this vacation paradise and then
go back to enjoy it to the full;
for with practically every sport
and recreation of both mountain
and seashore, Santa Catalina cer-
tainly offers the "perfect vaca-
tion."
J~e,
TION. Headquarters, 102.7 West
Seventh St., Los Angeles. N. H.
Stearns, president; E. A. Smith,
vice-president; Will P. Canaan
secretary; Ueorge D. Cooley, treas~
urer, and H. C. Ra,"ll'ngs, P. W.
WASHINGTON
COIN
Blackford and Joe Orcutt, mem- WESTERN
MACHINE OPERATORS ASSOCI-
bers of the executive council.
ATION. Headquarters, 822 Queen
Meetings are held once a month,
generally the second Thursday at
Anne Ave., Seattle. K. C. Shyvers,
As~ocl'atl'on head
t
M'
president; H. W. Bangert, viee-
.,
quar era.
em-
bership fee, $5 per year.
president, and W. K. Bert, secre-
tary treasurer. P. E. Deagle and
CALIFORNIA CIGARETTE VEND-
A. K. Lyons, members of the
ING MACHINE OPERATORS AS-
board of directors. Meetings are
SOCIATION.
Headquarters 1340
held the first Monday of each
South l!'Jower St. A. H. Weymouth
month, usually at some cafe spot
president; E. Steur, vice-president:
of one of the members. Member-
E, C. McNeil, treasurer, and A, B:
shin fee, $2.00 monthly for active
Macdonell,
secretary.
Meetings
members, with an initiation fee of
are held the second Tuesday of
$25.00.
each month at 1340 South Flower
Street.
WESTEI-tN
VENDING MACHINE
OPERATORS ASSOCIATION OF
SOUTHEI~N
CALIFORIA. Head-
NOnTHERN
CALIFORNIA
COlX
quarters. 1229 West First Street,
MACHINE OPERA TOns ASSOCI-
ATIOX. Headquarters, 2817 Bye
Los Angeles; J. Edward Reese,
president; A. Sonnenschein, vi('e-
Street, Sacramento, California. Of-
president; S. H. Bloom, secretary.
ficers: -William C. Buckley, pl'csi-
dent; Mrl'l. L. B. Smith, vice-pl'esi-
and J. H. Scott, treasurer. Meet-
ings are held second Tuesoay or
r:~~ur~·. M. Lovey, secretary-
each month at 1417 Georgia Street.
Membership comprises majority of
OREGON ASSOCIATED OPERA T-
peanut and gum olierators of Sou-
. ORS. Headquarters, 103 Sherlock
thern California. Membership dues
Bldg., Portland, Oregon. W. C.
50c per mbnth.
Grave s, preSident; C. B. McClel-
.Ian, vice-president; F. K. Haskell,
secretary-treasurer; W. W. Doyle.
Mention THE REVIEW every
Louis Frederickson, Ben Levin,
Chas. W. McKee, Bob Wheeler time you buy equipment adver-
and Bob Allen, members of Board
tised. It only takes a minute and
of birectors.
SA ... 'l' I.'RANCISCO· OPERATORS AS- it will keep this publication com-
y
~~~!TI~~te ~~~~~ar~~~, 1~~~ ing to you regularly.
830 WEST TENTH ST.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
OPERATORS!!!
OPERATORS!!!
A constant flow of the latest novelty
merchandise selected especially for
diggers, salesboards and games.
•
EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO.
To mention THE REVIEW in
writing advertisers establishes you
as an enterprising operator.
The Greatest Counter Game
Ever Produced!
"21" (Black Jack) Vender Has Swept the
Country-COAST TO COAST
It
the Thrill-They Just
Cannot Leave It Alone
HilS
WHY "21" MAY BE OPERATED
IN MOST CLOSED TERRITORIES
"21" VENDER is equipped with a device which prevents
the insertion of coins when ' gum magazine is empty. This
feature has helped many operators in obtaining favorable
decisions and licenseli, classifying the "21" VENDER as a
plain merchandising machine.
Regular 'Model Plays lc, sc, IOc,
zsc-Through Same Siof
F. 0 _. B. Los Angeles
The following jobbers carr~ stocll:
WESTERN VENDING CO.
IRVING BROMBERG CO.
D. GOTTLIEB " CO.
AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT CO.
BURKE" CO.
PAUL LAYMON
WILL P. CANAAN
To Bona Fide Jobbers
In Southern California,
Arizona, Nevada.
Cash in on the Fastest Selling
Counter Game~
WRITE US TODAY
Can Be Supplied With Straight 5c Play, at Same
\Price, froOm Chicago Stock
Pronounced by operators the
most attractive Baby
Bell Vendor.
Size: 9 1
wide
12"
lZ" high,
9 1/2" deep.
Shipping wt. 141bs.
Genuine Yale Lock
Plays Penny, Nickel, Dime or
Quarter
Last Coin Always Visable.
No Machines Sold to Locations
•
The great popularity of the "21" VENDER has in-
duced some unscrupulous manufacturers to copy this
machine. All novel features of the "21" VENDER-
especially he shutters-are fully protected bv patents
pending and by NRA anti-piracy clause. All Jobbers
and Operators are warned a2"ainst selling or operating
imitations of the "21" VENDER. Offenders will be
liable to suit for damages and will be prosecuted to
the fullest extent of the law.
...
...
1934
Golden Gate Avenue, San Fran-
cisco
Albert J. Stimson, preSI-
dent; Sam Hables, vice-president;
L. C. Wolcher, secretary-treasur-
er; executive committee, Jack n.
Moore, Dan P. Lufkin, P. E. Scott
and C. N. Bla.ke. Meetings held
twice a month, one being a. dinner
at a downtown cafe.
SACRAMENTO PIN GAlrlE OPER-
ATORS. Headquarters, 2817 Eye
St., Sacramento, Calif.
H.
M.
Locey, secretary-transure~
.'Q
...
........ aa
Groetchen Distributors
Southern California, Arizona, Nevada
1027 W. 7th STREE'T
LOS ANGELES
A
I'lp)<>n&:id
illyestDu~nt,
whit'h
will
IHlY for itself In t·wo wet'ks lIud
still be earnl.ng Dlont'y for ~'01t after
two years.
Operators
Ouantity Price:
•
7
at
Los Angeles
ALL JOBBERS
0/8 -inch Chewing Gum for
These Machines
"Wat .. a-Polish"
8 Bright Colors
Case of SO Boxes
(5,000 Balls)
S6.7 S ~~8 Angeles
r
•. Pag'i Twenty-Four
· l s I an
d -- T ru 1 y th e Leiberman
to
I Association
C a t a 1 Ina
Eastern Centers I
Directory
Charmed Spot of the West ~:[~U:.~~~~:e~i:: !...C-i-t-Ir-i?-E-R-N-oIA-p-E-fM-A-T-~-~-~s-M-E-f-l-s-o-cM-Ii-:'
~~~~--~~~--------~-------------------------------------------
By ALMA OVERHOLT
a-.------------------
Th th
ht f n 'sland con Y
e
oug
0
a 1
- mood
Take long 0
f" h'
jures visions of leisurely cruising
.
a
y ur IS mg
·
tackle,
bathing
suit,
golf
bags,
along rugge d sores,
0 f roman t IC
h
racket and riding togs,
bays and coves, cool waters of tennis
though any and all may be se-
sapphire blue shading into emer-
cured at the island, and be pre-
aId greens, of J'ust lazing and pared for a real vacation and the
resting and letting the world slip
t. f t.
f b .
bl t d
by. That is Santa Catalina 1s- sa -IS ~c IOn 0
emg a e 0
0
e
land, the Pacific Coast's own va- thd ttbmdgs you have always want-
e
0
0
cation paradise.
We may sail
away to the South Seas or cruise . There IS sp_~endld flshmg at the
h Island at all times of the year . If
the Mediterranean, go t 0 tel
mountains or seashore, but no- : you do. ~ot care .for the great
where can one find attractions of I game flshmg for tuna and sword-
as many sorts the change of I fish, there is just as sporty fish-
scenes, the ro~ance, beauty and ing for y,ellowtail., white sea bass
d b
t
h h
ht
charm that everyone can enjoy an
om a w IC
are caug
:who goes to Santa Catalina,
trolling, or casting from shore
f
k b
The many people who have or roc
ass.
.
visited the island recently are en-
After an invlgorating swim and
thusiastic over the new coastwise sun-tanning on the sandy beach
cruise which gives passengers on in front of the Hotel St. Cather-
the S. S. Catalina and the S. S. ine or along Avalon Bay, there
Avalon an opportunity to get a I are the tennis courts in the hotel
splendid view of the interesting gardens and up at the beautiful
shoreline of Santa Catalina, its Catalina Country Club, the sporty
many beautiful bays and coves, eighteen-hole golf links and 'the
rugged cliffs, rolling hills and popular pitch and putt course ad-
mountains. Often wild mountain joining, for a shorter game;
goats can be seen ~tanding on a horseback riding over scenic trails
crag, silhouetted against the sky- that overlook Avalon Bay and
line or grazing on the hills.
back up into the cool canyons in-
Heretofore comparatively few to the interior of the island; mo-
visitors to the island have had a tor tours to the summit, to Mid-
comprehension of its scenic beau- dIe Ranch and the Isthmus or
ty outside of the immediate en- over the famous Skyline drive;
virons of the little city of Ava- cruises over the submarine gar-
lon, or of its size. Twenty-seven dens in the big glass-bottom pow-
miles long and compriSing 55,000 er boats; the spectacular flying
acres, Santa Catalina Island has fish trip during which one sees
every vacation attraction - cool thousands of these beautiful wing-
canyons covered with fern, wild ed denizens of the deep come to
roses, sbrubs and vines native to the surface and sail gracefully
the island, spreading oak and cool over the velvety sea; speed boat
cottonwood trees, scenic bridle riding, can 0 e i n g, aquaplaning,
trails that overlook the sea, and yachting-all leave never a dull
at the same time the gaiety of moment.
a seaside resort with its water
The dance in beautiful Catalina
sports, its restful beaches, color- Casino is the rendezvous for the
ful promenade and beautiful Ca- romantic who flock to Catalina
sino ballroom.
each summer, and Romance Log-
Whatever one wishes to do, gia with its view over Avalon
_-...,....-....~ there is something to fit every Bay and the far out sea is the
I
:
'"
I I
left this week for an extended
business trip throughout the south
and middle west during which he
will line up new distributors for
th F
d P
e orwar
ass game.
f
b t
d
scene 0 many a
e ween- ance
tete-a-tete.
The Catalina Bird Park with its
thousands of rare birds gathered
from the far corners of the world
intrigues the whiling away of
many pleasant hours studying and
observing their habits and inter-
esting antics, for here are birds
that talk and birds that dance,
birds that strut fine feathers.
Catalina lsi and has always
been the favored spot for amuse-
ment seekers and consequently
one sees .marble games, diggers,
and various types of coin-auto-
matic equipment throughout the
island. At the present time the
large five-foot tables are the fav-
orites on the island with the
Merchantman era n e s, installed
during the past month by Fred
Reilly for the Erie Wedemeyer
Co., running a close second. Serv-
icing pin games on the island has
always been a pleasure for oper-
ators for here truly ean they com-
bine business with pleasure
To enjoy Santa Catalina' Island
one should be prepared to stay a
week or more. The longer one
stays the more the charm of the
island and its many attractions
grow on you. If you can make
but a hurried trip between boats
or by plane, get a foretaste of
this vacation paradise and then
go back to enjoy it to the full;
for with practically every sport
and recreation of both mountain
and seashore, Santa Catalina cer-
tainly offers the "perfect vaca-
tion."
J~e,
TION. Headquarters, 102.7 West
Seventh St., Los Angeles. N. H.
Stearns, president; E. A. Smith,
vice-president; Will P. Canaan
secretary; Ueorge D. Cooley, treas~
urer, and H. C. Ra,"ll'ngs, P. W.
WASHINGTON
COIN
Blackford and Joe Orcutt, mem- WESTERN
MACHINE OPERATORS ASSOCI-
bers of the executive council.
ATION. Headquarters, 822 Queen
Meetings are held once a month,
generally the second Thursday at
Anne Ave., Seattle. K. C. Shyvers,
As~ocl'atl'on head
t
M'
president; H. W. Bangert, viee-
.,
quar era.
em-
bership fee, $5 per year.
president, and W. K. Bert, secre-
tary treasurer. P. E. Deagle and
CALIFORNIA CIGARETTE VEND-
A. K. Lyons, members of the
ING MACHINE OPERATORS AS-
board of directors. Meetings are
SOCIATION.
Headquarters 1340
held the first Monday of each
South l!'Jower St. A. H. Weymouth
month, usually at some cafe spot
president; E. Steur, vice-president:
of one of the members. Member-
E, C. McNeil, treasurer, and A, B:
shin fee, $2.00 monthly for active
Macdonell,
secretary.
Meetings
members, with an initiation fee of
are held the second Tuesday of
$25.00.
each month at 1340 South Flower
Street.
WESTEI-tN
VENDING MACHINE
OPERATORS ASSOCIATION OF
SOUTHEI~N
CALIFORIA. Head-
NOnTHERN
CALIFORNIA
COlX
quarters. 1229 West First Street,
MACHINE OPERA TOns ASSOCI-
ATIOX. Headquarters, 2817 Bye
Los Angeles; J. Edward Reese,
president; A. Sonnenschein, vi('e-
Street, Sacramento, California. Of-
president; S. H. Bloom, secretary.
ficers: -William C. Buckley, pl'csi-
dent; Mrl'l. L. B. Smith, vice-pl'esi-
and J. H. Scott, treasurer. Meet-
ings are held second Tuesoay or
r:~~ur~·. M. Lovey, secretary-
each month at 1417 Georgia Street.
Membership comprises majority of
OREGON ASSOCIATED OPERA T-
peanut and gum olierators of Sou-
. ORS. Headquarters, 103 Sherlock
thern California. Membership dues
Bldg., Portland, Oregon. W. C.
50c per mbnth.
Grave s, preSident; C. B. McClel-
.Ian, vice-president; F. K. Haskell,
secretary-treasurer; W. W. Doyle.
Mention THE REVIEW every
Louis Frederickson, Ben Levin,
Chas. W. McKee, Bob Wheeler time you buy equipment adver-
and Bob Allen, members of Board
tised. It only takes a minute and
of birectors.
SA ... 'l' I.'RANCISCO· OPERATORS AS- it will keep this publication com-
y
~~~!TI~~te ~~~~~ar~~~, 1~~~ ing to you regularly.
830 WEST TENTH ST.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
OPERATORS!!!
OPERATORS!!!
A constant flow of the latest novelty
merchandise selected especially for
diggers, salesboards and games.
•
EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO.
To mention THE REVIEW in
writing advertisers establishes you
as an enterprising operator.
The Greatest Counter Game
Ever Produced!
"21" (Black Jack) Vender Has Swept the
Country-COAST TO COAST
It
the Thrill-They Just
Cannot Leave It Alone
HilS
WHY "21" MAY BE OPERATED
IN MOST CLOSED TERRITORIES
"21" VENDER is equipped with a device which prevents
the insertion of coins when ' gum magazine is empty. This
feature has helped many operators in obtaining favorable
decisions and licenseli, classifying the "21" VENDER as a
plain merchandising machine.
Regular 'Model Plays lc, sc, IOc,
zsc-Through Same Siof
F. 0 _. B. Los Angeles
The following jobbers carr~ stocll:
WESTERN VENDING CO.
IRVING BROMBERG CO.
D. GOTTLIEB " CO.
AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT CO.
BURKE" CO.
PAUL LAYMON
WILL P. CANAAN
To Bona Fide Jobbers
In Southern California,
Arizona, Nevada.
Cash in on the Fastest Selling
Counter Game~
WRITE US TODAY
Can Be Supplied With Straight 5c Play, at Same
\Price, froOm Chicago Stock
Pronounced by operators the
most attractive Baby
Bell Vendor.
Size: 9 1
wide
12"
lZ" high,
9 1/2" deep.
Shipping wt. 141bs.
Genuine Yale Lock
Plays Penny, Nickel, Dime or
Quarter
Last Coin Always Visable.
No Machines Sold to Locations
•
The great popularity of the "21" VENDER has in-
duced some unscrupulous manufacturers to copy this
machine. All novel features of the "21" VENDER-
especially he shutters-are fully protected bv patents
pending and by NRA anti-piracy clause. All Jobbers
and Operators are warned a2"ainst selling or operating
imitations of the "21" VENDER. Offenders will be
liable to suit for damages and will be prosecuted to
the fullest extent of the law.
...
...
1934
Golden Gate Avenue, San Fran-
cisco
Albert J. Stimson, preSI-
dent; Sam Hables, vice-president;
L. C. Wolcher, secretary-treasur-
er; executive committee, Jack n.
Moore, Dan P. Lufkin, P. E. Scott
and C. N. Bla.ke. Meetings held
twice a month, one being a. dinner
at a downtown cafe.
SACRAMENTO PIN GAlrlE OPER-
ATORS. Headquarters, 2817 Eye
St., Sacramento, Calif.
H.
M.
Locey, secretary-transure~
.'Q
...
........ aa
Groetchen Distributors
Southern California, Arizona, Nevada
1027 W. 7th STREE'T
LOS ANGELES
A
I'lp)<>n&:id
illyestDu~nt,
whit'h
will
IHlY for itself In t·wo wet'ks lIud
still be earnl.ng Dlont'y for ~'01t after
two years.
Operators
Ouantity Price:
•
7
at
Los Angeles
ALL JOBBERS
0/8 -inch Chewing Gum for
These Machines
"Wat .. a-Polish"
8 Bright Colors
Case of SO Boxes
(5,000 Balls)
S6.7 S ~~8 Angeles
r
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