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March, 1940
Month in and month out THE REVIEW maintains
more paid departments and services than found in
all other monthly publications in this industry com·
bined. For example:
LOS ANGELES
THE RIDDE'LL COMPANY
2920 West Pico Boulevard
PArkway 1179
SAN FRANCISCO
REX VENDING COMPANY
Roosevelt, Mills Join Forces to Produce Coin
Films........................................................................ 7
Hunting Wild Razor Back Hogs........................ 9
A thrilling true story of hunting wild hogs in
Arkans as by Lillian Yarbrough. An EXCLUS-
IVE REVIEW feature .
In 1890 This Was ArtL ....................................... 11
Jay Charles brings to us e xciting display of
759 Ellis Street
old prints that u sed to make papa's blood
boil. A unique EXCLUSIVE feature.
OAKLAND
Marb le Games Licensed in L. A. County and
Long Bea ch ............................................................ 15
Sea sona l Titles Help Sell Music ........................ 27
GEORGE A. MILLER
436 East 18th Street
SAN DIEGO
A. J. FOX COMPANY
235 YVest F Street
Rob ert Latimer find s a Missouri operator who
has increased his phonograph receipts con-
siderably by giving a bit of a ttention to
sea sons.
Thirty-four Countries Buy Phonog raphs in
1939 ........................................................................ 27
A Government report of exports showing in-
creasing foreign interest in American-made
equipment.
SAN BERNARDINO
M. C. EDWARDS
Mills Sa les Has Interesting History .................. 30
368 Court Street
Tel. : 66114
::J)epartmen tM
PHOENIX
BENNETT'S MUSIC COMPANY
516 West Washington Street
Tel.: 3·2456
PORTLAND
COAST AMUSEMENT COMPANY
1932 West Burnside
Broadway 1517
SEATTLE
NORTHWEST SALES
3144 Elliott Avenue
Garfield 0460
New York (49th Edition of this Department)
Pa tents and Trade Marks ............................. .l2,
Pacific Northwest (51st Ed ition} ........................
Au tomatic Music (21 pages d evoted to music)
Texas (52nd Ed ition). .........................................
Associated Phonograph O perators (Texas) ..
Record Score Sheet
(An EXCLUSIVE Service} .......................... 38,
St. Louis (48th Edition} ......................................
Philad elphia (52nd Edition} ..............................
Vendors (Automatic Merchandising} ..............
We.ste::rn Vend ing Machine O perators' Asso-
ciation ................................................................
Heart of America (52nd Edition} ......................
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SPOKANE
STANDARD SALES COMPANY
177 South Post Street
Maine 4904
DISTRICT MANAGER
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GEORGE MURDOCK
Hotel Ritz
Los Angeles
Vivacious brunette Suzanne Ridgeway. late of Wash-
ington . D. C .. and n ow a Hollywood native daughter,
At the Param ount Studios Suzanne a ccommodated THE
REVIEW and posed for this "Re turn of Spring" photo.
George Petty. Esquire hot-shot girl artist. p icke d Suz-
anne a s being nigh onto perfe ct. We agree.
California
The COIN MACHINE REVIEW for March. 1940. Vol. 7. No.9. Published
monthly at illS Venice Blvd.. Los Angeles. California FItzroy 8269
Paul W. Blackford. editor and publisher. Entered a~ second clas~
matter July 23. 1936. at the Postoffice at Los Angeles. California. under
the Act of March 3. 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 for 1 y ear or
3 years for $2.00. 2Sc per copy.
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