Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1941 August - Page 14
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
18
FOR
AUGUST
1941
Jan e Wifh ers really gefs a big kick auf of Mufoscop e's Sky Fighter. She is shown above of
Gerber's Sporfland Arcade, Ocean Park, California, wifh a group of her friends waifing for
fheir furn of fhe frigger . Reading from leff fa right are Tim Taylor, Joe Brown , Jr., Helen
Greco, Buddy Pepper, Fredd ie Barfholomew, Jackie Searle and Jan e Wifhers. These young
sfars are also quife enfhusiasfic abouf Mufoscop e's Ace Bomber and Drive-Mobile on locafion
of fh e same arcade. They usually finish up fh eir fr ip by faking comic phofos of fhemselves
of fhe Phofomafic.
TODAY'S QUICKEST MONEY-GETTER!
THE PENNY ARCADE
PENNIES AND NICKELS COME POURING IN FROM YOUNG AND OLD AT
ARMY CAMPS! DANCE HALLS!
FAIRS! AMUSEMENT PARKS!
BEACHES!
RESORTS!
ONLY SMALL INVESTMENT
You Furnish The Spots
Our Machines Do The Work!
Everyone of our machines designed especially for profitable
ARCADE operation! We invite comparison-because we have
the most complete line of ARCADE equipment on the Coast!
You can't beat our selection or prices! See these fast profit-
makers in a typical ARCAJ?E set-up! Get the simple, easy fads
on this amazing business! Don't Delay!
COME IN TODAY!
MAC SANDERS
2837 West Pico Blvd.
REpublic 5161
Los Angeles, Calif.
LOS ANGELES - No complaints from
local coinmen as filled cash boxes eem to
be the ord in ary instead of the exception on
most location calls.
Vacations are still the "talk of the hour."
Bill LnBahn spen t a week in late July at
Big Bear catching th e big fi h, or did he?
J. W. Langley, former head of the Ven-
itor Corp. in Detroi t, flew in on July 21 to
look over th e machines being manufactured
in th e West. Satisfied with two or three he
picked up, Langley TWA'd back Ea t.
Mo.lly S imo.n , assistant to "Curley" Rob ·
inson, AOLAC managing director, is sport·
ing a stunning tan which he received on
her vacation trip spent up at Murietta Hot
Springs. Molly was up th ere for two weeks
and came back feeling fit as the proverbial
fiddle.
A new face in the AOLAC offices is that
of Virginia Co.o.per, who has joined th e
office staff to take the place of Shirley
Knell when she checks out to become Mrs.
Daniel Stevens.
Charterin g boats for fishing parties is
becoming quite the thing to do. Jack
Gutshall of Esquire Music i one of the
regulars. On July 13 he took his entire staff
a nd th eir wives on a trip to Ca talina. The
same gro up , minus those who " went under"
on seasickness, did the whole thing over
again on July 27. "Gray Dawn" is the boat
th e lads 1 ike best.
Do.n Graves, personable service man for
Harmony Hostess in Pasadena, is glad to be
hack on the job after a five·month stint in
the Army. Don was at San Luis Obispo.
One of the busiest trucks of any operator
in the southern tip of Cal ifornia is that of
Kenneth Wo.lfe in San Diego. With the
Navy on tap and thousands at Camp Callan
the purveyors of amusements in the San
Diego area are finding ample opportuniti es
for installing new equipment. So busy are
the lads that they cannot find time to visit
the 1. A. jobbers in search of new equip-
ment, so instead the jobbers are goi ng south
to visit th em.
"To.ny" Parina, L. A. manager for R. A.
Parina & Co., left on July 24 with his fam-
ily for a short vacation jaunt to San Fran-
cisco. Returning, "Tony" will bring down
his boat and anchor it at Lake Arrowhead.
V. E. MacCarter, former San Francisco
operator now lo cated in Paso Robles, is
opening a large Penny Arcade to amuse the
soldi ers in that area. Before en tering the
coi n machine business, MacCarter used to
be a linotype operator.
A number of localites journeyed to San
Francisco for the opening of the Jack R.
Moore offices on August 2. All reported
Jo.hnny Ruggiero. the prince of hosts.
Trojan Novelty at 1813 West Pico, headed
up by Fred Gaunt, is really a bu y spot
PROTECTION
No one is safe from the depredations of
the spooner. His visits are more to be
fea re d than those of the night prowler.
The prowler may wake you up, but you
don't know about the spooner until you
look in the cash box.
Our proven No Spoon-No Spill Lip serves a
double purpose. It gives added conven-
ience to the player and discourages the
spooner no end.
We install this double purpose lip FREE
with overhaul or refinish iobs.
GLENDALE GRAHAM
212
Vending Machine Repairs
East Palmer Ave.. Glendale,
Citrus 1-1093
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
Calif.
MACHINE
REVIEW
18
FOR
AUGUST
1941
Jan e Wifh ers really gefs a big kick auf of Mufoscop e's Sky Fighter. She is shown above of
Gerber's Sporfland Arcade, Ocean Park, California, wifh a group of her friends waifing for
fheir furn of fhe frigger . Reading from leff fa right are Tim Taylor, Joe Brown , Jr., Helen
Greco, Buddy Pepper, Fredd ie Barfholomew, Jackie Searle and Jan e Wifhers. These young
sfars are also quife enfhusiasfic abouf Mufoscop e's Ace Bomber and Drive-Mobile on locafion
of fh e same arcade. They usually finish up fh eir fr ip by faking comic phofos of fhemselves
of fhe Phofomafic.
TODAY'S QUICKEST MONEY-GETTER!
THE PENNY ARCADE
PENNIES AND NICKELS COME POURING IN FROM YOUNG AND OLD AT
ARMY CAMPS! DANCE HALLS!
FAIRS! AMUSEMENT PARKS!
BEACHES!
RESORTS!
ONLY SMALL INVESTMENT
You Furnish The Spots
Our Machines Do The Work!
Everyone of our machines designed especially for profitable
ARCADE operation! We invite comparison-because we have
the most complete line of ARCADE equipment on the Coast!
You can't beat our selection or prices! See these fast profit-
makers in a typical ARCAJ?E set-up! Get the simple, easy fads
on this amazing business! Don't Delay!
COME IN TODAY!
MAC SANDERS
2837 West Pico Blvd.
REpublic 5161
Los Angeles, Calif.
LOS ANGELES - No complaints from
local coinmen as filled cash boxes eem to
be the ord in ary instead of the exception on
most location calls.
Vacations are still the "talk of the hour."
Bill LnBahn spen t a week in late July at
Big Bear catching th e big fi h, or did he?
J. W. Langley, former head of the Ven-
itor Corp. in Detroi t, flew in on July 21 to
look over th e machines being manufactured
in th e West. Satisfied with two or three he
picked up, Langley TWA'd back Ea t.
Mo.lly S imo.n , assistant to "Curley" Rob ·
inson, AOLAC managing director, is sport·
ing a stunning tan which he received on
her vacation trip spent up at Murietta Hot
Springs. Molly was up th ere for two weeks
and came back feeling fit as the proverbial
fiddle.
A new face in the AOLAC offices is that
of Virginia Co.o.per, who has joined th e
office staff to take the place of Shirley
Knell when she checks out to become Mrs.
Daniel Stevens.
Charterin g boats for fishing parties is
becoming quite the thing to do. Jack
Gutshall of Esquire Music i one of the
regulars. On July 13 he took his entire staff
a nd th eir wives on a trip to Ca talina. The
same gro up , minus those who " went under"
on seasickness, did the whole thing over
again on July 27. "Gray Dawn" is the boat
th e lads 1 ike best.
Do.n Graves, personable service man for
Harmony Hostess in Pasadena, is glad to be
hack on the job after a five·month stint in
the Army. Don was at San Luis Obispo.
One of the busiest trucks of any operator
in the southern tip of Cal ifornia is that of
Kenneth Wo.lfe in San Diego. With the
Navy on tap and thousands at Camp Callan
the purveyors of amusements in the San
Diego area are finding ample opportuniti es
for installing new equipment. So busy are
the lads that they cannot find time to visit
the 1. A. jobbers in search of new equip-
ment, so instead the jobbers are goi ng south
to visit th em.
"To.ny" Parina, L. A. manager for R. A.
Parina & Co., left on July 24 with his fam-
ily for a short vacation jaunt to San Fran-
cisco. Returning, "Tony" will bring down
his boat and anchor it at Lake Arrowhead.
V. E. MacCarter, former San Francisco
operator now lo cated in Paso Robles, is
opening a large Penny Arcade to amuse the
soldi ers in that area. Before en tering the
coi n machine business, MacCarter used to
be a linotype operator.
A number of localites journeyed to San
Francisco for the opening of the Jack R.
Moore offices on August 2. All reported
Jo.hnny Ruggiero. the prince of hosts.
Trojan Novelty at 1813 West Pico, headed
up by Fred Gaunt, is really a bu y spot
PROTECTION
No one is safe from the depredations of
the spooner. His visits are more to be
fea re d than those of the night prowler.
The prowler may wake you up, but you
don't know about the spooner until you
look in the cash box.
Our proven No Spoon-No Spill Lip serves a
double purpose. It gives added conven-
ience to the player and discourages the
spooner no end.
We install this double purpose lip FREE
with overhaul or refinish iobs.
GLENDALE GRAHAM
212
Vending Machine Repairs
East Palmer Ave.. Glendale,
Citrus 1-1093
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
Calif.
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