Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1942 July - Page 25
Bow Music Operators may
insure revenue " during the war
.'
• • •
Far-sighted operators-the men who expect to stay in business during, and after, the
war-a l'e realizing two important facts: I. Locations must be made " bump-proof" by
furnishing more modern equipment. 2. To meet increased operating costs, revenue from
the individual location must be increased proportionately.
You may 'easily and inexpensively modernize your locations with a Buckley Music System
installation. Hundreds of operators in the West have shown double and triple the' revenue
with Buckley, and we have the facts to prove H. But-make your installations NOW while
equipment is still on hand at your nearest Buckley distributor.
Your present phonograph equipment-regardless of age, make or model-may be easily
converted. See the Buckley distributor nearest you, tod~y!
- - - - - - - - - B U C K L E y DI'S TRIBUTORS---------
GENERAl. MUSIC COMPANY
2277 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
CHARLES A ROBINSON
1911 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles,Calif.
1157 Post Street, San Francisco, Calif.
WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS
3126 Elliott Ave., Seattle,Wash.
WILLIAM CORCORAN. Pacific Coast District Manager for Buckley Music Systems. Inc.
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
25
FOR
JULY
1942
Joymg his cottage at Arrowh ead. Milton
likes to surfboard and friends have sug·
gested, as a cautionary measure, that Milt
take a few swimming lessons before he goes
too far on the surboarding hobby.
Wisconsin visitors at Barger Sales re-
cently were Leslie Harms, Cedarsburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Tompkins, Manitowac; I. A. Ar-
ron, Milwauhe, and Carl Meyer, Milwau-
kee. All are engaged in the coin machine
operating field in Wisconsin and dropped
in to chin with brother-Badger Bill Happell
while here on a combination business and
pleasure trp.
Capitol Records had two terrifies f.or the
music machine operators in their first re-
lease. One was a oJhnny Mercer numb er,
Strip Polka. and second was a Freddi e
Slack hottie, Cow Cow Boogie. Jack Gut-
shall Distributing Co. is selling the discs as
fast as they come in to the place of busi-
ness. Capitol makes its first official an-
nouncement to the coin machine fraternity
in this issue.
eBst clean joke prevalent in local estab-
Ii'shments this month is this one: HE :
"Why wait till we get home to tell me
whether you'll marry me or not?" SHE:
"I'm scared; this is the very spot where my
father proposed to my mother." HE: "What
about it?" SHE: "Well, on the way home,
tile horse ran away and father was killed!"
Bud Parr and D. L. Turner, when time
, permits, are getting some nice fish on the
live bait boats plying off San Pedro. Bud
brought in a big mess of Yellowtail on his
laSH outing and the returns from his fishing
jaunt of July 9th were not available as this
co lumn went to press.
Percy Shields has some grand ideas for
a neat layout in the country. Perc has the
spot all pick out, has the plans all drawn ,
and any day now you'll see him going East
with a bit of lumber in his truck.
Northwest Sales, Sea ttle, has been pur-
chasing a bunch of phonographs from
Badger Sales for exporting to the Armed
Forces in Alaska.
Re ports reach Los Angeles that Jack
Lamon Jr., son of Jack Lamon of Aloha
Novelty Co., is recuperating from a ma-
chine gun wound received while .on active
duty as an aerial gunner with the U. S.
- - - - - - - - - - (Turn Pa~e)
ARE YOU PREPARED
FOR THE NEW TAXES?
Have you a signed, intelligent, practical, legal agreement with your
locations tha t completely pro tects yo u and that anticipates all taxes and
other changes that may soon come about? If yo u haven't-
YOU AB SOLUTELY NEED THE .• •
"HANllYSET LOl:ATION AGREEMENT"
A cclaimed B y All Ope rato rs " The B est Ever" • . . Protects You in Every
W ay • . • Anticipates All Changes in Operating Conditions.
In the event that any law now existin g or which may hereafter be passed by any
]awfuJ a uthority shall require the payment of any license fees, taxes or other
char ges on accotlllt of t he use or operation of said eq uipment. said charges shall
{ be paid by t he OPERATOR, but the amount thereof shall be borne equally by the
Paragraph 6
S tates . • • • g~~R~~rt~h~d o~h:u~:~~;.?~l·o~~a~ln}~eSl~~~it~~~r~~ft~:d~~~ ~~: t8g!i~8~
O\VNER pursuant h ereto. provided however that in the even t any such charge
shall make the ooeration of such ma.chine unorofitable the OPERATOR may. upon
... ........................ days n otice to the LOCATION OWNER. terminate this agreement.
ONLY $4.50 p er 100 . . . Order from . .. Charles Fleischmann
FR EE S ample o n R e quest
everyone's got a nickel for
BROTHER BILL
On Bluebird: TONY PASTOR
BALTIMORE SALESBOOK CO.
120 WEST 42nd ST.
NEW
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
YORK
CITY
insure revenue " during the war
.'
• • •
Far-sighted operators-the men who expect to stay in business during, and after, the
war-a l'e realizing two important facts: I. Locations must be made " bump-proof" by
furnishing more modern equipment. 2. To meet increased operating costs, revenue from
the individual location must be increased proportionately.
You may 'easily and inexpensively modernize your locations with a Buckley Music System
installation. Hundreds of operators in the West have shown double and triple the' revenue
with Buckley, and we have the facts to prove H. But-make your installations NOW while
equipment is still on hand at your nearest Buckley distributor.
Your present phonograph equipment-regardless of age, make or model-may be easily
converted. See the Buckley distributor nearest you, tod~y!
- - - - - - - - - B U C K L E y DI'S TRIBUTORS---------
GENERAl. MUSIC COMPANY
2277 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
CHARLES A ROBINSON
1911 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles,Calif.
1157 Post Street, San Francisco, Calif.
WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS
3126 Elliott Ave., Seattle,Wash.
WILLIAM CORCORAN. Pacific Coast District Manager for Buckley Music Systems. Inc.
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
25
FOR
JULY
1942
Joymg his cottage at Arrowh ead. Milton
likes to surfboard and friends have sug·
gested, as a cautionary measure, that Milt
take a few swimming lessons before he goes
too far on the surboarding hobby.
Wisconsin visitors at Barger Sales re-
cently were Leslie Harms, Cedarsburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Tompkins, Manitowac; I. A. Ar-
ron, Milwauhe, and Carl Meyer, Milwau-
kee. All are engaged in the coin machine
operating field in Wisconsin and dropped
in to chin with brother-Badger Bill Happell
while here on a combination business and
pleasure trp.
Capitol Records had two terrifies f.or the
music machine operators in their first re-
lease. One was a oJhnny Mercer numb er,
Strip Polka. and second was a Freddi e
Slack hottie, Cow Cow Boogie. Jack Gut-
shall Distributing Co. is selling the discs as
fast as they come in to the place of busi-
ness. Capitol makes its first official an-
nouncement to the coin machine fraternity
in this issue.
eBst clean joke prevalent in local estab-
Ii'shments this month is this one: HE :
"Why wait till we get home to tell me
whether you'll marry me or not?" SHE:
"I'm scared; this is the very spot where my
father proposed to my mother." HE: "What
about it?" SHE: "Well, on the way home,
tile horse ran away and father was killed!"
Bud Parr and D. L. Turner, when time
, permits, are getting some nice fish on the
live bait boats plying off San Pedro. Bud
brought in a big mess of Yellowtail on his
laSH outing and the returns from his fishing
jaunt of July 9th were not available as this
co lumn went to press.
Percy Shields has some grand ideas for
a neat layout in the country. Perc has the
spot all pick out, has the plans all drawn ,
and any day now you'll see him going East
with a bit of lumber in his truck.
Northwest Sales, Sea ttle, has been pur-
chasing a bunch of phonographs from
Badger Sales for exporting to the Armed
Forces in Alaska.
Re ports reach Los Angeles that Jack
Lamon Jr., son of Jack Lamon of Aloha
Novelty Co., is recuperating from a ma-
chine gun wound received while .on active
duty as an aerial gunner with the U. S.
- - - - - - - - - - (Turn Pa~e)
ARE YOU PREPARED
FOR THE NEW TAXES?
Have you a signed, intelligent, practical, legal agreement with your
locations tha t completely pro tects yo u and that anticipates all taxes and
other changes that may soon come about? If yo u haven't-
YOU AB SOLUTELY NEED THE .• •
"HANllYSET LOl:ATION AGREEMENT"
A cclaimed B y All Ope rato rs " The B est Ever" • . . Protects You in Every
W ay • . • Anticipates All Changes in Operating Conditions.
In the event that any law now existin g or which may hereafter be passed by any
]awfuJ a uthority shall require the payment of any license fees, taxes or other
char ges on accotlllt of t he use or operation of said eq uipment. said charges shall
{ be paid by t he OPERATOR, but the amount thereof shall be borne equally by the
Paragraph 6
S tates . • • • g~~R~~rt~h~d o~h:u~:~~;.?~l·o~~a~ln}~eSl~~~it~~~r~~ft~:d~~~ ~~: t8g!i~8~
O\VNER pursuant h ereto. provided however that in the even t any such charge
shall make the ooeration of such ma.chine unorofitable the OPERATOR may. upon
... ........................ days n otice to the LOCATION OWNER. terminate this agreement.
ONLY $4.50 p er 100 . . . Order from . .. Charles Fleischmann
FR EE S ample o n R e quest
everyone's got a nickel for
BROTHER BILL
On Bluebird: TONY PASTOR
BALTIMORE SALESBOOK CO.
120 WEST 42nd ST.
NEW
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
YORK
CITY
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