Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1942 March - Page 24
plans to put the Packard in storage as soon
as he's mastered the two-wheeled defier.
"Bomb Hitler" Crashes
With Carole Lombard
Jack Gutshall
is celebrating
the Spring
Buying Season
by staging a
b ig Victory
Sale for West-
ern Coinmen.
Gutshall Victory Sale
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
24
FOR
MARCH
1942
LOS ANGELES-It's V for Victory and
at the Jack Gutshall Distributing Co. thi s
month it means a Victory Sale in which
Jack is offering every type of musical
equipment at outstandin g savings to West·
ern musicmen.
Th e establishment is well stocked with
eq uipm en t and supplies ,which are becom-
ing very difficult to obtain and Jack has
priced them low to ' give operators the ad·
vantage of his wise buying of the past few
months.
Quantities are limited and as Jack says,
"When th ese are gone there just won't be
any more," so an early visit to Gutshall 's
will more than repay th e far·sighted op-
era tor.
Automatic: Issues New Films
CHICAGO-Automatic Games announces
th e release of 4 special Nude Art films in
third dimension for the popular View-A-
Scope and several hundred new slides for
the new Peek Show.
Subjects are the world's most beautiful
girls, glamour shots of famous magazine
cover models, stocking models, Broadway
dancers and famous show and strip tease
model s.
Automatic is now sUl!plyin g Peek Show
in a five cent play to show ten pictures for
one co in. Penny model is also continued.
In addition Automatic is now in a posi-
tion to supply operators with 8mm and
16mm movies in black and white or color.
INDIANAPOLIS-With Carole Lom -
bard on the ill-fated air liner was a
souvenir of Indianapolis, and the Coin
Machine Industry . . . a penny amuse-
ment machine called " Bomb Hitler."
Clark Ga ble had read the ad of the
Co in Machine Co. of America and wired
his wife to bring him one of the ma-
chines from Indianapolis for their game
room. Carole called the firm while here
and a machine was delivered to her
promptly . . . but it never reached Hol-
lywood or the Gable game room.
Nathanso n Has Surprise
LOS ANGELES- Returninp; to Los An-
geles fr.om an extend ed business trip to
Chicago and San Francisco, William Na-
thanson announced on March 12th that he
would soon offer the operators of the West
a surprising new machine at a sensa tional
new low price.
Although Nathanson w,o uld not di sclose
th e nature of th e new device he sa id that
it was something every operator could use
re/!:ardl ess of the type of equipm ent ' he
mi/!:ht now be offering.
" We've Got to Put The Axis on their
Axis" declared Nathanson, "and. whil e this
new moneymaker will not accomplish the
job alon e it's goin/!: to p; ive a lot of arm-
chair admirals a chance to playa part in
this fraca s. Our new Los Angeles location
will SOon be announced and at that time
the mystery machi'ne will be unveiled to
the boys."
Walters On Bike
LOS ANGELES - A familiar s ight
amund the neighborhood of Beverly Blvd.
and Lake St. before long will b e Charlie
Walters, of C. Walters & Associates, ridin g
to work on hi s new Bike. Charlie has pur-
chased Bikes for himself and his wife and
Happel Opens in L. A.
LOS ANGELES-William Happel, Jr.,
has opened the Badger Sales Co. at 1612
West Pi'co Boulevard in Los Angeles to job
and distribute new and reconditioned phon-
ographs and accessory equipment.
Location, whi ch was formerly occupied
by Automatic Vendors, has been completely
done over and re-designed for the extensive
business Happel plans conduc tin g.
In addi tion to a complete line of recondi-
tioned phonogra phs of all types Badger
Sales has the Southern California represen-
tation on the new Charm Cabinet, manu-
factured in Chicago, and the Kleer Tone
Speaker lin e from Evansville, Ind.
In opening the new place of business
Happel stated, "We intend to give the op-
erators of Southern California a full lin e
of new and reconditioned money-makers at
all times, plus a new type of personalized
service. Our showrooms are now . stocked
with a complete array of equipmen t of all
types and we cordially invite the operators
to come in and examine our display and
get acquainted."
Happel is not new to the Industry. For
years he has conducted the Badger Novelty
Co. in Milwaukee, Wis. and built up an
enviable reputation us a suppli er of coin-
operated machines of every type. From th e
very beginning every machine ever featured
by Badger was carefull y selected and
tested. Every reconditioned machine guar-.
an teed to be in perfect working order,
ready for you to place on location. The
sa me tried-and-proven policy will prevail
in the Los Angeles office.
"We are alive to your every exactin g re-
quirements," co ncluded Happel. "We are
keenly aware of the progress and changes
going on about us daily. Regardless of
what your choi ce may be in the music line,
• rega rdless of th e price you pay, th e rna·
chine you get from Badger will be every-
thing you want it to be."
Vidoretts New Confedion
CHICAGO- Salty Victoretts is a new
product being offered vending ma chine
operators by the Victor Vending Corp.
Said Harold Schaef, Victor prexy: "A
genero us portion of 35 to 40 pieces may be
vended for one cen t, which will return 75
cents per pound. This is a far higher return
than can be obtained in vending other items.
In addition to this our experience indicates
that Victoretts will sell immediately. Any
machine which will vend peanuts will vend
Victoretts."
Product has been location tested and it
is claimed sells rapidl y to a publ ic eap;er
for somethin g new and different.
Gallernea!.l Buys Routes
AMARILLO, Texas-Starting with a few
peanut machines as a side line back in
1937, Harold A. Gallerneau of this ci ty
soon made it a full ti1)1e job. Adding equip-
ment just as fast as he could make it pay
for itself, Gallerneau built up a neat opera-
tion of gum and candy machines.
On February 12th ' GaJlerneau purchased
the operations of the Texas Mercantile and
Manufacturing Co., U-Need-A Candy and
Rowe Gum and now has more locations
th an two men can handle without those ex-
tra hours after supper.
'VI
Franklin Simon & Company, leading New York Department Store recently devoted one of their
Fifth Avenue display windo ws t o the reproduction of a
Recreation C enter. Replete with
recreation ' and entertainment facilities, reading maffer, a piano , and a bulletin board listing
sources of free entertainment for men in the armed services, the room contained a W urlitler
Victory Model 950 Automatic Phonograph .
usa
as he's mastered the two-wheeled defier.
"Bomb Hitler" Crashes
With Carole Lombard
Jack Gutshall
is celebrating
the Spring
Buying Season
by staging a
b ig Victory
Sale for West-
ern Coinmen.
Gutshall Victory Sale
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
24
FOR
MARCH
1942
LOS ANGELES-It's V for Victory and
at the Jack Gutshall Distributing Co. thi s
month it means a Victory Sale in which
Jack is offering every type of musical
equipment at outstandin g savings to West·
ern musicmen.
Th e establishment is well stocked with
eq uipm en t and supplies ,which are becom-
ing very difficult to obtain and Jack has
priced them low to ' give operators the ad·
vantage of his wise buying of the past few
months.
Quantities are limited and as Jack says,
"When th ese are gone there just won't be
any more," so an early visit to Gutshall 's
will more than repay th e far·sighted op-
era tor.
Automatic: Issues New Films
CHICAGO-Automatic Games announces
th e release of 4 special Nude Art films in
third dimension for the popular View-A-
Scope and several hundred new slides for
the new Peek Show.
Subjects are the world's most beautiful
girls, glamour shots of famous magazine
cover models, stocking models, Broadway
dancers and famous show and strip tease
model s.
Automatic is now sUl!plyin g Peek Show
in a five cent play to show ten pictures for
one co in. Penny model is also continued.
In addition Automatic is now in a posi-
tion to supply operators with 8mm and
16mm movies in black and white or color.
INDIANAPOLIS-With Carole Lom -
bard on the ill-fated air liner was a
souvenir of Indianapolis, and the Coin
Machine Industry . . . a penny amuse-
ment machine called " Bomb Hitler."
Clark Ga ble had read the ad of the
Co in Machine Co. of America and wired
his wife to bring him one of the ma-
chines from Indianapolis for their game
room. Carole called the firm while here
and a machine was delivered to her
promptly . . . but it never reached Hol-
lywood or the Gable game room.
Nathanso n Has Surprise
LOS ANGELES- Returninp; to Los An-
geles fr.om an extend ed business trip to
Chicago and San Francisco, William Na-
thanson announced on March 12th that he
would soon offer the operators of the West
a surprising new machine at a sensa tional
new low price.
Although Nathanson w,o uld not di sclose
th e nature of th e new device he sa id that
it was something every operator could use
re/!:ardl ess of the type of equipm ent ' he
mi/!:ht now be offering.
" We've Got to Put The Axis on their
Axis" declared Nathanson, "and. whil e this
new moneymaker will not accomplish the
job alon e it's goin/!: to p; ive a lot of arm-
chair admirals a chance to playa part in
this fraca s. Our new Los Angeles location
will SOon be announced and at that time
the mystery machi'ne will be unveiled to
the boys."
Walters On Bike
LOS ANGELES - A familiar s ight
amund the neighborhood of Beverly Blvd.
and Lake St. before long will b e Charlie
Walters, of C. Walters & Associates, ridin g
to work on hi s new Bike. Charlie has pur-
chased Bikes for himself and his wife and
Happel Opens in L. A.
LOS ANGELES-William Happel, Jr.,
has opened the Badger Sales Co. at 1612
West Pi'co Boulevard in Los Angeles to job
and distribute new and reconditioned phon-
ographs and accessory equipment.
Location, whi ch was formerly occupied
by Automatic Vendors, has been completely
done over and re-designed for the extensive
business Happel plans conduc tin g.
In addi tion to a complete line of recondi-
tioned phonogra phs of all types Badger
Sales has the Southern California represen-
tation on the new Charm Cabinet, manu-
factured in Chicago, and the Kleer Tone
Speaker lin e from Evansville, Ind.
In opening the new place of business
Happel stated, "We intend to give the op-
erators of Southern California a full lin e
of new and reconditioned money-makers at
all times, plus a new type of personalized
service. Our showrooms are now . stocked
with a complete array of equipmen t of all
types and we cordially invite the operators
to come in and examine our display and
get acquainted."
Happel is not new to the Industry. For
years he has conducted the Badger Novelty
Co. in Milwaukee, Wis. and built up an
enviable reputation us a suppli er of coin-
operated machines of every type. From th e
very beginning every machine ever featured
by Badger was carefull y selected and
tested. Every reconditioned machine guar-.
an teed to be in perfect working order,
ready for you to place on location. The
sa me tried-and-proven policy will prevail
in the Los Angeles office.
"We are alive to your every exactin g re-
quirements," co ncluded Happel. "We are
keenly aware of the progress and changes
going on about us daily. Regardless of
what your choi ce may be in the music line,
• rega rdless of th e price you pay, th e rna·
chine you get from Badger will be every-
thing you want it to be."
Vidoretts New Confedion
CHICAGO- Salty Victoretts is a new
product being offered vending ma chine
operators by the Victor Vending Corp.
Said Harold Schaef, Victor prexy: "A
genero us portion of 35 to 40 pieces may be
vended for one cen t, which will return 75
cents per pound. This is a far higher return
than can be obtained in vending other items.
In addition to this our experience indicates
that Victoretts will sell immediately. Any
machine which will vend peanuts will vend
Victoretts."
Product has been location tested and it
is claimed sells rapidl y to a publ ic eap;er
for somethin g new and different.
Gallernea!.l Buys Routes
AMARILLO, Texas-Starting with a few
peanut machines as a side line back in
1937, Harold A. Gallerneau of this ci ty
soon made it a full ti1)1e job. Adding equip-
ment just as fast as he could make it pay
for itself, Gallerneau built up a neat opera-
tion of gum and candy machines.
On February 12th ' GaJlerneau purchased
the operations of the Texas Mercantile and
Manufacturing Co., U-Need-A Candy and
Rowe Gum and now has more locations
th an two men can handle without those ex-
tra hours after supper.
'VI
Franklin Simon & Company, leading New York Department Store recently devoted one of their
Fifth Avenue display windo ws t o the reproduction of a
Recreation C enter. Replete with
recreation ' and entertainment facilities, reading maffer, a piano , and a bulletin board listing
sources of free entertainment for men in the armed services, the room contained a W urlitler
Victory Model 950 Automatic Phonograph .
usa
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