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Midsummer Specials
Now is the time to revive t'hose summer vacation spots.
Spruce them up with new money-make rs that won't waste any
time bringing the dough in. These machines are made-to-
order for quick summer profits:
Genco
Stoner
FORMATION . $94.50
ROTATION .~ . $99.50
Chi Coin
Exhibit
POLO ..
$99.50
PYLON ..... $99.50
Bally
LIME LIGHT
Beauty .................................... $69.50
Bangs ...................................... 25.00
Big Town ................................ 67.50
Chevron .................................. 22.50
Chubby .................................... 12,50
Commodore ............................ 52,50
$104.50
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USED BARGAINS
Ducky ...................................... $42.50
Flagship .................................. 49.50
Home Run ................................ 72.50
Click ........................................ 12.50
White Sails ............................ 47.50
Lancer .................................... 57.50
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Mr. Chips ................................ $47.50
Multi Races ............................ 20.00
Rebound .................................. 3Q.00
Spottem
22.50
Triumph
75.00
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COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
VISIT OUR NEW ENLARGED 9UARTERS
Drop in today and see our new and enlarged modern showrooms. Visit our new Marble Game Department
where every variety of new and used equipment is on display. Our separate Phonograph Department ca r-
ries a complete line of Wurlitzer phonographs and all models of used phonographs. Ou r Stock room has
the largest and most complete line of parts in Southern California. Make Long Beach Coin your one stop for
everything you need in coin machine operating.
LONG BEACH COIN MACHINE COMPANY
1628 E. ANAHEIM
L. B. Coin Enlarges
And Modernizes
LONG BEACH- "Swanky" is the only
word that justly describes the new and
enlarged quarters of the Long Beach Coin
Machine Company at 1628 East Anaheim.
Under the supervision of Joe Richarme
new partitions have been installed and sep•
arate departments created for the various
types of machines offered by the organiza.
tion.
Then too Long Beach Coin has taken
over the adjoining store building thereby
increasing their floor space by more than
50%.
Marble games are segregated in one large
room shut off from the street. In the front
part is a complete display of Wurlitzer
phonographs, while a complete parts de•
Phone 722-64
partment, boasting the largest stock of
parts in Southern California, occupies an•
other part of the layout.
All in all the quarters are amongst the
finest on the West Coast and speak well for
the condition of the coin machine business
in the Crescent City.
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10,000 Expected
At Picnic
CHICAGO- "Just Super Colossal," states
Jim Gilmore, of Coin Machine Industries,
Inc., in commenting on the forthcoming
Industry Picnic at Riverview Park in Chi-
cago July 20th.
"If the wea ther man plays ball with us,"
Gilmore continued, "we are sure . to have
more than 10,000 in attendance. A complete
LONG BEACH, CALIF.
program of events has been arranged to
take in every person spending the day with
us. Prizes will be awarded and there will he
plenty of fun and excitement every minute
of the day."
As THE REVIEW went to press negotia-
tions were on for a speaker of national
prominence to attend and address the gath-
ering. In addition, Homer E. Capehart, who
has just announced his re-entry into the
coin machine industry, assured the Com-
mittee he would be on hand and address
the gathering.
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"Look at her, will you? Going around in
that skimpy little bathing suit, looking for
her husband."
"What's his name?"
"Oh, she doesn't know yet."
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