Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1942 March - Page 21
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what location wouldn' t leap at the chance to hav e such m agnificent decorations as " SINGING PICTURE" Speakers
over the bar or on the walls? Inspiring, timely, colorful "Old Glory" in the 33" x 41" Model 510 or choice of four glamor-
ous, eye-filling dance and art models . ... ALL MASTERFULLY DRAWN IN FULL COLOR ON SILK in the 19" x 23"
Model 550. All Speakers glowingly illuminated with gem:tine picture lights . . . AND handsomely framed in gold!
Here is the first really new idea in Illuminated Auxiliary Speakers. First on location means first to cash in with all
locations in your territory. Write today for full illustrated circulars in natural colors and special Operators' prices.
TERRITORY OPEN
Various territories are now open in the 11 Western States for energetic live-wire jobbers and distributors.
If you are interested in the flashiest, faste s t s eIling Speaker in the Music field today GET IN TOUCH WITH
US AT ONCE!
NOW ON DEMONSTRATION AT
MODERN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
Exclusive Distributors for Pacific Coast
1349 W. WASHINGTON BLVD.
•
PRospect 0490
•
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
OR
C. WALTERS Ii ' ASSOCIATES
2220 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles. Calif.
FEderal 1474
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA-The charitable spirit
of the Phonograph Operators .in this terri-
tory was amply demonstrated when th ey
responded individually, and as a group, to
an appea l of the United Charities for old
Victor, Bluebird and Decca records . Ray·
mond Rosen & Co., in conjunction with th e
United Charities, were collectin g th ese old
discs for which th e Charity was being paid
two cents apiece.
The drive was officially opened on Sat·
urday, February 28 by Glenn Miller who
broadcast an appeal, over hi s "Sunset Sere·
nade" program, for records to be turn ed
over to th e Boy Scouts who will visit homes
on March 21 to pick up the records. Glenn
Mill er visited P hiladelphia to playa USO
show at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel,
where more than 1800 people-including
every mi li'tary man off duty attended. He
Ink Spots ••• only on
E C C A
presented a number of records to the Boy
Scouts in addition to making the opening
announcement of the drive.
A pledge was made by the Phonograph
Operators Association that they would con·
tribute several thousand records to the
United Charities. The original appeal was
made by the writer, who doubles as sales
promotioner for Rosen & Co., during a
speci'al meeting held at the Club Bali.
Jack Cade has caught on to the intrica-
cies of his job as business manager of the
Phonograph Operators Association and has
made a hit with the boys for the smooth
manner in which it has been operating. He
has received the unqualified support of
the organization's new officers, who are:
William King, Quaker Vending Co., Presi·
dent; Charles Young, representing th e New
J ersey territory, Vice·President; Benjamin
Hankin, Treasurer and Sidney Myers,
Secretary.
Travelog: Eddie Heller, enterprising rec·
ord ma nager for Abe Lyman's swell band,
spent some time with local operators. Eddie
Kline of Premier Automatic Music, Lou
Lalli of the same organization and th eir
wives, all spent time in the West during th e
past month . Barry Wood, th e world's great·
est Bond salesman, was a visitor to P hilly
this past month, as was Ca rson Robison
whose "Slap Th e Dirty Little Jap" put him
on top of the best seller record list.
Robison made a broad cast over WIP that
was dubbed the most se nsa tional in years
for before he finished introducing four new
tun es which he had recorded, the switch·
board of th e station was flooded with calls
for information askin g where the records
co uld be secured. All were recorded on
Bluebird records.
Co mmittee Chairman for the Phonograph
Operators Association of Eastern Pennsyl-
van ia and New Jersey are as fo llows: Phil
Frank, Legal Committee, with Harry EI·
kin s, collaboratin g on the work ; Sidney
Myers, Entertainment Commi ttee, assisted
by Sam Stern and Harry E lkins; Good &
Welfare Com mittee headed by Harold
Riese and aided by Harry Stern, J oseph
Mellwig, Sam Weinstein and Maurice
Finkel; Membershi p Committee to be run .
by Harry Elkins, with oth er members to
be designated la te r. The Officers and Board
-----------------TURN PAGE
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your b est introduction to our advertisers.
COIH
MACHIHE
REVIEW
21
FOR
MARCH
7942 '
~1~~r~~'00' ~I~m~(
J
Trade
Mark
PATENTED U.S. PAT . OFF . OTHER U.S. & FOREIGN PATS . PDG .
ILLUMINATED AUXILIARY SPEAKERS
The Sensation of the East Now Comes to the West. New, original. really unique from every standpoint ... "SING-
ING PICTURE" Speaks - bringing your locations a perfect blending of art museum beauty and orchestra-hall sound!
A few minutes listening will convince you that here is the finest. clearest tone ever engineered into any speaker. And
what location wouldn' t leap at the chance to hav e such m agnificent decorations as " SINGING PICTURE" Speakers
over the bar or on the walls? Inspiring, timely, colorful "Old Glory" in the 33" x 41" Model 510 or choice of four glamor-
ous, eye-filling dance and art models . ... ALL MASTERFULLY DRAWN IN FULL COLOR ON SILK in the 19" x 23"
Model 550. All Speakers glowingly illuminated with gem:tine picture lights . . . AND handsomely framed in gold!
Here is the first really new idea in Illuminated Auxiliary Speakers. First on location means first to cash in with all
locations in your territory. Write today for full illustrated circulars in natural colors and special Operators' prices.
TERRITORY OPEN
Various territories are now open in the 11 Western States for energetic live-wire jobbers and distributors.
If you are interested in the flashiest, faste s t s eIling Speaker in the Music field today GET IN TOUCH WITH
US AT ONCE!
NOW ON DEMONSTRATION AT
MODERN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
Exclusive Distributors for Pacific Coast
1349 W. WASHINGTON BLVD.
•
PRospect 0490
•
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
OR
C. WALTERS Ii ' ASSOCIATES
2220 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles. Calif.
FEderal 1474
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA-The charitable spirit
of the Phonograph Operators .in this terri-
tory was amply demonstrated when th ey
responded individually, and as a group, to
an appea l of the United Charities for old
Victor, Bluebird and Decca records . Ray·
mond Rosen & Co., in conjunction with th e
United Charities, were collectin g th ese old
discs for which th e Charity was being paid
two cents apiece.
The drive was officially opened on Sat·
urday, February 28 by Glenn Miller who
broadcast an appeal, over hi s "Sunset Sere·
nade" program, for records to be turn ed
over to th e Boy Scouts who will visit homes
on March 21 to pick up the records. Glenn
Mill er visited P hiladelphia to playa USO
show at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel,
where more than 1800 people-including
every mi li'tary man off duty attended. He
Ink Spots ••• only on
E C C A
presented a number of records to the Boy
Scouts in addition to making the opening
announcement of the drive.
A pledge was made by the Phonograph
Operators Association that they would con·
tribute several thousand records to the
United Charities. The original appeal was
made by the writer, who doubles as sales
promotioner for Rosen & Co., during a
speci'al meeting held at the Club Bali.
Jack Cade has caught on to the intrica-
cies of his job as business manager of the
Phonograph Operators Association and has
made a hit with the boys for the smooth
manner in which it has been operating. He
has received the unqualified support of
the organization's new officers, who are:
William King, Quaker Vending Co., Presi·
dent; Charles Young, representing th e New
J ersey territory, Vice·President; Benjamin
Hankin, Treasurer and Sidney Myers,
Secretary.
Travelog: Eddie Heller, enterprising rec·
ord ma nager for Abe Lyman's swell band,
spent some time with local operators. Eddie
Kline of Premier Automatic Music, Lou
Lalli of the same organization and th eir
wives, all spent time in the West during th e
past month . Barry Wood, th e world's great·
est Bond salesman, was a visitor to P hilly
this past month, as was Ca rson Robison
whose "Slap Th e Dirty Little Jap" put him
on top of the best seller record list.
Robison made a broad cast over WIP that
was dubbed the most se nsa tional in years
for before he finished introducing four new
tun es which he had recorded, the switch·
board of th e station was flooded with calls
for information askin g where the records
co uld be secured. All were recorded on
Bluebird records.
Co mmittee Chairman for the Phonograph
Operators Association of Eastern Pennsyl-
van ia and New Jersey are as fo llows: Phil
Frank, Legal Committee, with Harry EI·
kin s, collaboratin g on the work ; Sidney
Myers, Entertainment Commi ttee, assisted
by Sam Stern and Harry E lkins; Good &
Welfare Com mittee headed by Harold
Riese and aided by Harry Stern, J oseph
Mellwig, Sam Weinstein and Maurice
Finkel; Membershi p Committee to be run .
by Harry Elkins, with oth er members to
be designated la te r. The Officers and Board
-----------------TURN PAGE
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your b est introduction to our advertisers.
COIH
MACHIHE
REVIEW
21
FOR
MARCH
7942 '
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