Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1942 July - Page 4
The .IAPS·TAPS
(Copyright)
The ONE. ONLY and ORIGINAL CHANGE·
OVER for All Free.Play Pin Ball Tables
Colorful-Artistic Laminate d Board to attach on location in a
few minutes and triple y our profits. Orders filled in rotation.
Distributors prices as follows: Sample, $4.00: lots of 5, $3.00
each: lots of 10 or more, $2.50 each. TERMS: Cash with orde r.
BE FIRST! ORDER NOW!
THE
BEVERATOR COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE. OH IO
6th & HYATT AVENUES
NEW YORK
H. Armstrong Roberts, n a tion ally
famous photographer of Philadelphia ,
is responsib le for this month's cover
sub ject ... a salute to summer.
MEN IN SERVICE
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
4
Kee p up with activities in the Coin
Machine Industry while you are in the
Armed Forces. We will accept sub·
scriptions to THE REVIEW at 50c per
year provided the magazine is mailed
to a military address. Send subscrip·
tions direct to THE REVIEW, 1115
Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.
FOR
JULY
1942
SAVE MONEY ON THESE
BIG MONEY.MAKERS!
PHONOGRAPHS
SEE BURG
9800 RC . • W ri te
9800 ES • . Write
8800 RC • , Write
8800 ES . . Write
Colonel.RC 349.50
Envoy. RC 295 .00
Classic . . 179. 50
C la ssic, RC 219.50
Vogue •• 169.50
Ma yfair • . 149.50
Plaza . • • 139.50
Casino • • 139 .50
C rown • • 159. 50
Regal ••• 149 .50
Ge m •• • • 139.50
Roya l . • • 89 .50
Rex . . • • 99 .50
12 Rec .
Keyboa rd 49 .50
MILLS
Empress . $198 .50
ROCKOLA
Super •• $214 .50
Master . . 189 .50
De Luxe . . 149.50
Standard . 139.50
Monarc h . 79 . 50
Windsor . 79 .50
Imperial 20 69.50
Imperial 16 49.50
Rhythm Mas-
t e r 16 . . 49 .50
Ambassado r
16 • . .• 49.50
WURLITZER
Mod . 800 $314 . 50
Mod . 500
Keyboard 179.50
Mod . 24. 119.50
Mod . 616 • 65.00
Mod . 616,
Rebuilt • 89 .50
Mod . 312 . 45.00
5.Ball Free Play & Novelty Games
Drum Ma jor
Thriller
Score-a-Line ·
,
Wings
Summertime $19.50 EA. Mr. Chips
Rotation
Gold Star
Fantasy
3 FOR Big Show
Pylon
Blondie
Brite Spot
$55.00 Bor de r town
Red Hot
Bow l. Alley '
Landslide
C r ossline
Fleet
$29 50 EA Dude Ranc h
•
• Bandwagon
Dixie
Vacation
3 FOR
Vel vet
$85 00 Line-Up
Re peater
•
Par ad ise
Writ e f or complete list of all types of
e qu ip ment. Our Guaranteed Re condi-
t ioning gives you better pe rfor mance-
bigger profi ts!
To Avoid Delay Give
Se c ond Choice .
113 De posit, Bal. C .O . D.
MILWAUK'E'E
COIN MACHINE CO.
3 130 W . Lisbon Ave .
Milwaukee, W is.
~RJlmi1llISl~ .
NEW YORK - Broth er, is th at Dra ft
Board getting close.
The palm to Modern Vending fo r its War
Bond drive. Co hn and Sommers certainly
went to town on this bit for Uncle. P er-
sonal soli citation on the part of Seeburg's
two hustlers, plus plenty of cooperation
fro m ph onogra ph boys, sent the total well
over the top.
Our month ly l A's are pili ng u p on us:
The following may soon shake hands with
what tough ser.geant ?: Jo e Boronto; Abe
Go ld ; Max Meyerson ; Irving Cross; Morris
Fisher; Steve H arris; Eu gene J ac kows ki
and Joe Kolman.
A thank you to the tavern boys. Read
this clippi ng from Buckeye Tavern News:
"Phonograph machin es are valuabl e. P arts
are hard to replace. Keep your machin es .
in best workin g order. Pro tect them. They
are not only a source of revenue for you,
but mea n the difference be tween enter-
ta inment and no en tertainment for you r
patrons."
Best news of the month : This from a
New York paper : " The court of A ppeals
held that automati c co in operated laundry
machi nes are not a publi c laundry busi-
ness and -therefore these machines do n ~ t
requi re a license in New York City." Th e
tipoff on this news i's that lan dlords can
now be a pproached on a rental basis and,
certainly, these machin es will be one of the
big items aft er the war.
Did yo u know th at New York operators
co nstitute one of th e main bul warks in
civili an defense? I n co mparison with th e
rest of the population, poli ce re port th at
th e coin machin e crowd, because of its
mechanical knowledge, its knowl edge of
streets, sections, etc., is well nigh indio
s pensabl e to th e civi lian city patrol and
real power in th e air ward en defense. Th e
boys give up sleep, time, even finance
th emselves-whil e all th e .general publi c
and even the po lice department, itself, at
times, treats them as if th ey were step-
child ren. Is this right, we ask yo u ?
What is this we hear of an army com-
mission for a New York distributor ? The
modest chap refuses permission to use hi s
name, but he may b e identified as one of
the few dependable outl ets of a large
Western pinball house.
Spotted on " The Row :" Marvin Leibo-
witz and Joe Fishman gabbing with Marc
Munves .. . Lou Goldberg in that serious
confab with Al Lipshal '" Saul Kalson
ex plai ning things to a Brooklyn vendor
quite at sea . . . Bill P eek eyeing that
gardenia wi'stfully . .. And in Manh attan,
too . . . J oe H awthorne sca nning the ail'
corps with very keen eyes . . Thinking of a
J a p carri er, Joseph ? . . . And Lee Rubi ·
now wishing he co ul d reduce th at waist-
line . . . That's all.
For the grouches of the month : Every
part we couldn' t get that might have swed
a machine a nd every machine we co uldn't
get th at might have saved a spot is better
off in saving us from the J aps. One rna·
chine less and maybe another carri er stews
in its own juice.
And while in the pulpit, did you remem-
ber the New York City Occu pancy Tax ?
If you didn't , the fin e is enough to fin ance
a pri'vate war of your own.
Give Al Liss the glad hand. It's a baby
girl and the moth er is doing fin e at the Len-
ox Hospital . . . And did you know that on e
of the few women to make the grade at
WAAC's is the beaming dau/l:hter of a co in
machin e man , Al Truehaft, Brooklyn. Also
th at sons of coin machine men in th e
service now number forty eight, with fif-
teen in th e marines? More than a hundred
wives and daughters of our boys are doing
their bit in the Women's Volunteer Service.
Some doubling as air wardens, not to men-
tion a roster of Minute Men and Women.
Irving Sherman
Free Candy For Soldiers
CHICAGO.- As every service ma n in the
United States Forces emb arks for foreign
servi'ce, he will receive a Baby Ruth candy
bar wi th th e compliments of th e Curtiss
Ca ndy Co. accordin g to announcement by
Otto Schnering, president of the co mpany.
Arrangements have been completed with
the War and Navy Departments fo r distribu -
ti on of candy bars to service men at ports
of embarkation and each b ar is in an es-
pecially made package b earing th e message,
"Good Luck from Curtiss !"
F irst ship ment of many thousand bars
was sta rted on its way from Chicago plants
of Curtiss Candy Co. July 1st to undisclosed
po rts of distributi on through Army and
Navy chann els.
16MM ••• 3 Minute
SOUND FILMS
Send for List
LES LORDEN
2313 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles
"CONSISTENT SERVICE" IS OUR POLICY
During the emer gency we intend to maintain our offices and g ive the DuGrenie r ope ra-
tor s of the West the fine service they have had in the past. W e will f e atur e :
1. PARTS . A wide a ~sortment
offer for sale? Let us help you ,
2 . USED MACHINES . Bought and Sold. 4 . NEW MACHINES. A !imit e d . number of
Se nd fo r price list.
new CHAMPIONS stIli avaIlable, but
the y w on' t last long .
. ~ : VISIT US TODAY !
1726 S. Vermont, LOS ANGELES
156 9th St., SAN FRANCISCP
DU GRENIER WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS
R. II. P IIRIN II & CO.
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is y our b est introduction to our advertisers.
(Copyright)
The ONE. ONLY and ORIGINAL CHANGE·
OVER for All Free.Play Pin Ball Tables
Colorful-Artistic Laminate d Board to attach on location in a
few minutes and triple y our profits. Orders filled in rotation.
Distributors prices as follows: Sample, $4.00: lots of 5, $3.00
each: lots of 10 or more, $2.50 each. TERMS: Cash with orde r.
BE FIRST! ORDER NOW!
THE
BEVERATOR COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE. OH IO
6th & HYATT AVENUES
NEW YORK
H. Armstrong Roberts, n a tion ally
famous photographer of Philadelphia ,
is responsib le for this month's cover
sub ject ... a salute to summer.
MEN IN SERVICE
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
4
Kee p up with activities in the Coin
Machine Industry while you are in the
Armed Forces. We will accept sub·
scriptions to THE REVIEW at 50c per
year provided the magazine is mailed
to a military address. Send subscrip·
tions direct to THE REVIEW, 1115
Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.
FOR
JULY
1942
SAVE MONEY ON THESE
BIG MONEY.MAKERS!
PHONOGRAPHS
SEE BURG
9800 RC . • W ri te
9800 ES • . Write
8800 RC • , Write
8800 ES . . Write
Colonel.RC 349.50
Envoy. RC 295 .00
Classic . . 179. 50
C la ssic, RC 219.50
Vogue •• 169.50
Ma yfair • . 149.50
Plaza . • • 139.50
Casino • • 139 .50
C rown • • 159. 50
Regal ••• 149 .50
Ge m •• • • 139.50
Roya l . • • 89 .50
Rex . . • • 99 .50
12 Rec .
Keyboa rd 49 .50
MILLS
Empress . $198 .50
ROCKOLA
Super •• $214 .50
Master . . 189 .50
De Luxe . . 149.50
Standard . 139.50
Monarc h . 79 . 50
Windsor . 79 .50
Imperial 20 69.50
Imperial 16 49.50
Rhythm Mas-
t e r 16 . . 49 .50
Ambassado r
16 • . .• 49.50
WURLITZER
Mod . 800 $314 . 50
Mod . 500
Keyboard 179.50
Mod . 24. 119.50
Mod . 616 • 65.00
Mod . 616,
Rebuilt • 89 .50
Mod . 312 . 45.00
5.Ball Free Play & Novelty Games
Drum Ma jor
Thriller
Score-a-Line ·
,
Wings
Summertime $19.50 EA. Mr. Chips
Rotation
Gold Star
Fantasy
3 FOR Big Show
Pylon
Blondie
Brite Spot
$55.00 Bor de r town
Red Hot
Bow l. Alley '
Landslide
C r ossline
Fleet
$29 50 EA Dude Ranc h
•
• Bandwagon
Dixie
Vacation
3 FOR
Vel vet
$85 00 Line-Up
Re peater
•
Par ad ise
Writ e f or complete list of all types of
e qu ip ment. Our Guaranteed Re condi-
t ioning gives you better pe rfor mance-
bigger profi ts!
To Avoid Delay Give
Se c ond Choice .
113 De posit, Bal. C .O . D.
MILWAUK'E'E
COIN MACHINE CO.
3 130 W . Lisbon Ave .
Milwaukee, W is.
~RJlmi1llISl~ .
NEW YORK - Broth er, is th at Dra ft
Board getting close.
The palm to Modern Vending fo r its War
Bond drive. Co hn and Sommers certainly
went to town on this bit for Uncle. P er-
sonal soli citation on the part of Seeburg's
two hustlers, plus plenty of cooperation
fro m ph onogra ph boys, sent the total well
over the top.
Our month ly l A's are pili ng u p on us:
The following may soon shake hands with
what tough ser.geant ?: Jo e Boronto; Abe
Go ld ; Max Meyerson ; Irving Cross; Morris
Fisher; Steve H arris; Eu gene J ac kows ki
and Joe Kolman.
A thank you to the tavern boys. Read
this clippi ng from Buckeye Tavern News:
"Phonograph machin es are valuabl e. P arts
are hard to replace. Keep your machin es .
in best workin g order. Pro tect them. They
are not only a source of revenue for you,
but mea n the difference be tween enter-
ta inment and no en tertainment for you r
patrons."
Best news of the month : This from a
New York paper : " The court of A ppeals
held that automati c co in operated laundry
machi nes are not a publi c laundry busi-
ness and -therefore these machines do n ~ t
requi re a license in New York City." Th e
tipoff on this news i's that lan dlords can
now be a pproached on a rental basis and,
certainly, these machin es will be one of the
big items aft er the war.
Did yo u know th at New York operators
co nstitute one of th e main bul warks in
civili an defense? I n co mparison with th e
rest of the population, poli ce re port th at
th e coin machin e crowd, because of its
mechanical knowledge, its knowl edge of
streets, sections, etc., is well nigh indio
s pensabl e to th e civi lian city patrol and
real power in th e air ward en defense. Th e
boys give up sleep, time, even finance
th emselves-whil e all th e .general publi c
and even the po lice department, itself, at
times, treats them as if th ey were step-
child ren. Is this right, we ask yo u ?
What is this we hear of an army com-
mission for a New York distributor ? The
modest chap refuses permission to use hi s
name, but he may b e identified as one of
the few dependable outl ets of a large
Western pinball house.
Spotted on " The Row :" Marvin Leibo-
witz and Joe Fishman gabbing with Marc
Munves .. . Lou Goldberg in that serious
confab with Al Lipshal '" Saul Kalson
ex plai ning things to a Brooklyn vendor
quite at sea . . . Bill P eek eyeing that
gardenia wi'stfully . .. And in Manh attan,
too . . . J oe H awthorne sca nning the ail'
corps with very keen eyes . . Thinking of a
J a p carri er, Joseph ? . . . And Lee Rubi ·
now wishing he co ul d reduce th at waist-
line . . . That's all.
For the grouches of the month : Every
part we couldn' t get that might have swed
a machine a nd every machine we co uldn't
get th at might have saved a spot is better
off in saving us from the J aps. One rna·
chine less and maybe another carri er stews
in its own juice.
And while in the pulpit, did you remem-
ber the New York City Occu pancy Tax ?
If you didn't , the fin e is enough to fin ance
a pri'vate war of your own.
Give Al Liss the glad hand. It's a baby
girl and the moth er is doing fin e at the Len-
ox Hospital . . . And did you know that on e
of the few women to make the grade at
WAAC's is the beaming dau/l:hter of a co in
machin e man , Al Truehaft, Brooklyn. Also
th at sons of coin machine men in th e
service now number forty eight, with fif-
teen in th e marines? More than a hundred
wives and daughters of our boys are doing
their bit in the Women's Volunteer Service.
Some doubling as air wardens, not to men-
tion a roster of Minute Men and Women.
Irving Sherman
Free Candy For Soldiers
CHICAGO.- As every service ma n in the
United States Forces emb arks for foreign
servi'ce, he will receive a Baby Ruth candy
bar wi th th e compliments of th e Curtiss
Ca ndy Co. accordin g to announcement by
Otto Schnering, president of the co mpany.
Arrangements have been completed with
the War and Navy Departments fo r distribu -
ti on of candy bars to service men at ports
of embarkation and each b ar is in an es-
pecially made package b earing th e message,
"Good Luck from Curtiss !"
F irst ship ment of many thousand bars
was sta rted on its way from Chicago plants
of Curtiss Candy Co. July 1st to undisclosed
po rts of distributi on through Army and
Navy chann els.
16MM ••• 3 Minute
SOUND FILMS
Send for List
LES LORDEN
2313 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles
"CONSISTENT SERVICE" IS OUR POLICY
During the emer gency we intend to maintain our offices and g ive the DuGrenie r ope ra-
tor s of the West the fine service they have had in the past. W e will f e atur e :
1. PARTS . A wide a ~sortment
offer for sale? Let us help you ,
2 . USED MACHINES . Bought and Sold. 4 . NEW MACHINES. A !imit e d . number of
Se nd fo r price list.
new CHAMPIONS stIli avaIlable, but
the y w on' t last long .
. ~ : VISIT US TODAY !
1726 S. Vermont, LOS ANGELES
156 9th St., SAN FRANCISCP
DU GRENIER WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS
R. II. P IIRIN II & CO.
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is y our b est introduction to our advertisers.
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).