Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1936 April - Page 87
New Mills Do-Re-Mi Now Ready for Coast
• c. C. Helm in San Francisco and Ellsworth Lucore in Los Angeles announce
deliveries being made on new phonograph.
WHICH IS
WHICH-~:;,!el~~,:
large feet
and the head piece made from five and ten
cent store mirrors is the Polynesian chief of
the village of Nuuuli on the island of Tutuila
in the Samoan group. The short. fat. bald-
headed left handed lucky fellow wearing
shoes is none other than Arthur M. Keene.
editor of The Midway Driller of Taft. Calif.,
and erstwhile operator of Wurlitzer and other
coin operated equipment along with his son
Walter. Both are well known to the coin
LOS ANGELES.-In response to inquir-
ies- .. from music operators on the Pacific
Coast, announcement has been made by C.
C. Helm, zone manager for the Mills Nov-
elty Co. phonograph division in San Fran-
cisco, and E.llsworth lucore, district man-
ager with headquarters in Los Angeles, that
the new Mills D o-Re-Mi phonograph is
ready for delivery in this territory. First
shipments were expected early this month.
Mr. Helm's headquarters is at the Wil-
liam Taylor Hotel in San Francisco, while
Mr. Lucore maintains his office at the Jon-
athan Club in Los Angeles.
H. W. Davis, factory representative for
the Mills phonograph division in Southern
California and adjacent territory, announces
his establishment of headquarters at 542
North Arden Boulevard, Los Angeles, for
sales of the Do-Re-Mi and its companion
phonograph, the.peLuxe D ance Master.
The new Do~Re-Mi, first introduced at
the Coin Machin-e Show in Chicago in Feb-
ruary, is now swinging into the production
schedule at the Mills plant, it was reported
from Chicago by W. P. Mudgett, of the
firm's sales division.
Among the novel features of the new
model , in addition to a recently perfected
coin chute which Mills engineers say is
"99 9-10 per cent" slug proof, is an un-
usual play stimulator called the radio coin
box. The latter is a portable unit by which
location patrons may deposit coins and se-
lect their record programs by remote con-
trol without the necessity of going over to
the phonograph itself. Dual Speakers also
are featured on the Do-Re-Mi.
BABGAINS!
USED PHONOGRAPHS
late model
operating fraternity.
JOY UNREFINED
• Wurlitzer cps and wives quests
at Cafe de Paree party.
LOS ANGELES.-Although the photo-
graph of the affair didn 't turn out so well,
the dinner party given at the Cafe de Paree
March 20th for Wurlitzer operators and
their guests by W . E. Simmons on the occa-
sion of a visit here by Homer E. Capehart,
vice-president and general sales manager of
the Wurlitzer Mfg. Co., and Mrs. Cape-
hart gives THE REVIEW a chance to do some
word picturing.
Some 15 3 guests checked in for the gay
party, at which Homer Capehart gave a
brief talk without the expected assistance of
his pal from Bakersfield, Phil Brown.
"Cape" reveal ed that he had some swell
comebacks prepared in case Phil was in his
usual form, but somebody else stole the
spotlight from Phil , and " Cape" had to
think up a lot of new ones.
ROCK-alA
SEEBURG
WURlITZER
MIllS
CAPEHART
GABEL
Write or Wire tor Detailed In/ormation!
W e have a good selection of late mode l phonographs at very reasonable prices .
W e w ill take your old p hon ograp h in trade for a new one , giving you a very
libe ral tra de-in allowa nce .
L. A. GAMES COMPANY
(WM. NATHANSON)
2833 West Pico Street
Los Angeles. Calif.
PHONOGRAPH OPERATORS
60
Recol'd Cal'l'ying Case
AN IMMEDIATE HIT EVERYWHERE!
The Record Carrying Case YOU asked for- built to YO UR own specifi-
cations-of heavy metal to last a LI FETI ME I Strong hinges, comfortable
leather handle. Special protective lock. PROTECTS your records from
breaking or warping. Capacity 60 records. GUAR-
Price Only . .
ANTEED-The BEST RECORD CARRY ING CASE
EVER BU I L T II Each service man should have at least
three to carry separate records. RUSH YOUR
EACH
ORDER TODAY-The McCormick 60 Record Car-
1 or 1,000
rying Case has been NAT IONALLY ACCLA IMED
1/ 3 Certified Deposit,
by all music mach ine operators I " IT SOLVES THE
Balance C. O. D.,
RECORD CARRY I NG PROBLEM."
F. ~~r~h'C~~~~I;!~le,
8]95
Mc Cormick Mach ine Co.
April.
1936
COIN
GREENVILLE
NORTH CAROLINA
MACHINE
REVIEW
•
91
• c. C. Helm in San Francisco and Ellsworth Lucore in Los Angeles announce
deliveries being made on new phonograph.
WHICH IS
WHICH-~:;,!el~~,:
large feet
and the head piece made from five and ten
cent store mirrors is the Polynesian chief of
the village of Nuuuli on the island of Tutuila
in the Samoan group. The short. fat. bald-
headed left handed lucky fellow wearing
shoes is none other than Arthur M. Keene.
editor of The Midway Driller of Taft. Calif.,
and erstwhile operator of Wurlitzer and other
coin operated equipment along with his son
Walter. Both are well known to the coin
LOS ANGELES.-In response to inquir-
ies- .. from music operators on the Pacific
Coast, announcement has been made by C.
C. Helm, zone manager for the Mills Nov-
elty Co. phonograph division in San Fran-
cisco, and E.llsworth lucore, district man-
ager with headquarters in Los Angeles, that
the new Mills D o-Re-Mi phonograph is
ready for delivery in this territory. First
shipments were expected early this month.
Mr. Helm's headquarters is at the Wil-
liam Taylor Hotel in San Francisco, while
Mr. Lucore maintains his office at the Jon-
athan Club in Los Angeles.
H. W. Davis, factory representative for
the Mills phonograph division in Southern
California and adjacent territory, announces
his establishment of headquarters at 542
North Arden Boulevard, Los Angeles, for
sales of the Do-Re-Mi and its companion
phonograph, the.peLuxe D ance Master.
The new Do~Re-Mi, first introduced at
the Coin Machin-e Show in Chicago in Feb-
ruary, is now swinging into the production
schedule at the Mills plant, it was reported
from Chicago by W. P. Mudgett, of the
firm's sales division.
Among the novel features of the new
model , in addition to a recently perfected
coin chute which Mills engineers say is
"99 9-10 per cent" slug proof, is an un-
usual play stimulator called the radio coin
box. The latter is a portable unit by which
location patrons may deposit coins and se-
lect their record programs by remote con-
trol without the necessity of going over to
the phonograph itself. Dual Speakers also
are featured on the Do-Re-Mi.
BABGAINS!
USED PHONOGRAPHS
late model
operating fraternity.
JOY UNREFINED
• Wurlitzer cps and wives quests
at Cafe de Paree party.
LOS ANGELES.-Although the photo-
graph of the affair didn 't turn out so well,
the dinner party given at the Cafe de Paree
March 20th for Wurlitzer operators and
their guests by W . E. Simmons on the occa-
sion of a visit here by Homer E. Capehart,
vice-president and general sales manager of
the Wurlitzer Mfg. Co., and Mrs. Cape-
hart gives THE REVIEW a chance to do some
word picturing.
Some 15 3 guests checked in for the gay
party, at which Homer Capehart gave a
brief talk without the expected assistance of
his pal from Bakersfield, Phil Brown.
"Cape" reveal ed that he had some swell
comebacks prepared in case Phil was in his
usual form, but somebody else stole the
spotlight from Phil , and " Cape" had to
think up a lot of new ones.
ROCK-alA
SEEBURG
WURlITZER
MIllS
CAPEHART
GABEL
Write or Wire tor Detailed In/ormation!
W e have a good selection of late mode l phonographs at very reasonable prices .
W e w ill take your old p hon ograp h in trade for a new one , giving you a very
libe ral tra de-in allowa nce .
L. A. GAMES COMPANY
(WM. NATHANSON)
2833 West Pico Street
Los Angeles. Calif.
PHONOGRAPH OPERATORS
60
Recol'd Cal'l'ying Case
AN IMMEDIATE HIT EVERYWHERE!
The Record Carrying Case YOU asked for- built to YO UR own specifi-
cations-of heavy metal to last a LI FETI ME I Strong hinges, comfortable
leather handle. Special protective lock. PROTECTS your records from
breaking or warping. Capacity 60 records. GUAR-
Price Only . .
ANTEED-The BEST RECORD CARRY ING CASE
EVER BU I L T II Each service man should have at least
three to carry separate records. RUSH YOUR
EACH
ORDER TODAY-The McCormick 60 Record Car-
1 or 1,000
rying Case has been NAT IONALLY ACCLA IMED
1/ 3 Certified Deposit,
by all music mach ine operators I " IT SOLVES THE
Balance C. O. D.,
RECORD CARRY I NG PROBLEM."
F. ~~r~h'C~~~~I;!~le,
8]95
Mc Cormick Mach ine Co.
April.
1936
COIN
GREENVILLE
NORTH CAROLINA
MACHINE
REVIEW
•
91
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