Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1941 June - Page 55
Pla-Mor
MUSIC SELECTORS LEAD I
To our customers In the eleven Western States we say Thank
You for your orders representing thousands of PLA-MOR
Selectors.
While our factory is literally swamped with PLA-MOR orders
raw material conditions are improving and we will fill each and
everyone of those orders at the earliest possible date.
Your patience and co-operation at this time are greatly appre-
ciated by the Packard Manufacturing Corporation and myself,
and you may rest assured that your orders will be taken care of.
•
E. SIMMONS
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MACHINE
REVIEW
Western Regional Manager for Packard Mfg. Corp.
1025 N. Highland Ave.
GRanite 4148
Wired Music Tax
Bill Shelved
Esquire Music In
New L. A. Quarters
LOS ANGELES - The first of June saw
Esquire Music Company pull stakes at their
former stand at 2646 South Hill Street and
move, bag and baggage, to new and larger
quarters at 1870 West Washington Boule·
vard.
In the new spot Esquire will cont inue to
feature the products of the Packard Manu·
facturing Corporation and the Filben rapid
record changing units.
"In our new spot we are eq uipped to
give operators better service than we ever
have before," declared Jack Gutshall, owner
of Esquire. "We have added an amplifier
and sound technician to our staff and our
repair department has been enlarged con·
siderably. We invite operators to use our
place of busi nes as thei r West W as hi ngton
entrance to Decca, for Decca is just across
the alley from us and our rear door will be
open at all times for the convenience of
the boys."
•
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - All pending
legislation affecting the wired music in-
dustry was reported back to the commit-
57
Hollywood, Calif.
tee and was not reported out to the Aoor
of the Cal ifornia State Assembly.
The Legislature, adjo urning early in
June, devoted the balance of the session
to enactin g the new budget.
•
Riddell Participates
In Golf Tourney
PASADENA - Bob Riddell, associated
with his father, Arch C. Riddell, in the
wired music system, Harmony Hostess, was
recently invited by the Southern Cali fornia
Golf Assn. to participate in an elimination
which was staged at the Annandale Co un-
try Club.
Bob is very well known in golf ci rcles and
posses es over ten cups which he has won
in different tournaments.
•
Andrews Sisters exclusively
DEC:
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H. W . Pearson, of Harrisonburg , Virginia, was so impressed with the increase in collection in
several locations where he had made installations of Packard Pia-Mar remote control units
that he and R. L. Litton made a special trip to the factory, at Indianapolis , Indiana, to make
a large purchase of Packard Pia-Mar equipment. During his "isit, Pearson said that he was
going 100% Packard, because it was the finest remote control equipment he had ever seen.
Left to Right: D. V. Kennedy , H. W. Pearson , R. L. Litton, and Homer E. Capehart, President
Packard Mfg. Corp.
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
FOR
JUNE
7947
MUSIC SELECTORS LEAD I
To our customers In the eleven Western States we say Thank
You for your orders representing thousands of PLA-MOR
Selectors.
While our factory is literally swamped with PLA-MOR orders
raw material conditions are improving and we will fill each and
everyone of those orders at the earliest possible date.
Your patience and co-operation at this time are greatly appre-
ciated by the Packard Manufacturing Corporation and myself,
and you may rest assured that your orders will be taken care of.
•
E. SIMMONS
w.
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
Western Regional Manager for Packard Mfg. Corp.
1025 N. Highland Ave.
GRanite 4148
Wired Music Tax
Bill Shelved
Esquire Music In
New L. A. Quarters
LOS ANGELES - The first of June saw
Esquire Music Company pull stakes at their
former stand at 2646 South Hill Street and
move, bag and baggage, to new and larger
quarters at 1870 West Washington Boule·
vard.
In the new spot Esquire will cont inue to
feature the products of the Packard Manu·
facturing Corporation and the Filben rapid
record changing units.
"In our new spot we are eq uipped to
give operators better service than we ever
have before," declared Jack Gutshall, owner
of Esquire. "We have added an amplifier
and sound technician to our staff and our
repair department has been enlarged con·
siderably. We invite operators to use our
place of busi nes as thei r West W as hi ngton
entrance to Decca, for Decca is just across
the alley from us and our rear door will be
open at all times for the convenience of
the boys."
•
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - All pending
legislation affecting the wired music in-
dustry was reported back to the commit-
57
Hollywood, Calif.
tee and was not reported out to the Aoor
of the Cal ifornia State Assembly.
The Legislature, adjo urning early in
June, devoted the balance of the session
to enactin g the new budget.
•
Riddell Participates
In Golf Tourney
PASADENA - Bob Riddell, associated
with his father, Arch C. Riddell, in the
wired music system, Harmony Hostess, was
recently invited by the Southern Cali fornia
Golf Assn. to participate in an elimination
which was staged at the Annandale Co un-
try Club.
Bob is very well known in golf ci rcles and
posses es over ten cups which he has won
in different tournaments.
•
Andrews Sisters exclusively
DEC:
c:
A
H. W . Pearson, of Harrisonburg , Virginia, was so impressed with the increase in collection in
several locations where he had made installations of Packard Pia-Mar remote control units
that he and R. L. Litton made a special trip to the factory, at Indianapolis , Indiana, to make
a large purchase of Packard Pia-Mar equipment. During his "isit, Pearson said that he was
going 100% Packard, because it was the finest remote control equipment he had ever seen.
Left to Right: D. V. Kennedy , H. W. Pearson , R. L. Litton, and Homer E. Capehart, President
Packard Mfg. Corp.
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
FOR
JUNE
7947
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