Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1942 May - Page 12
Westem Cigarette Operators B WAR BARGAIN
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We have just a few more 1942 NATIONAL CIGARETTE MACHINES
for immediate delivery from our Los Angeles stock to established oper-
ators only. We cannot accept any business from new accounts.
Our St. Louis facto ry has discontinued the manufacture of machines
and thrown its entire facilities over to the war effort.
However, fo r. the duration of the war we will continue giving service
on all parts a nd repairs for NATIONAL machines. We have just added
a large parts department with complete stocks, and we hope to be able
to take care of all emergency repairs until the war is over.
WIRED MUSIC
Unit of Ten With Ten Cabinets
Complete and in fine condition
•
RADIOS
Osborn •
Music Co.
200 COIN-OPERAT£D
2323 W. Pieo Blvd., Los Angeles, Colif.
-FEderal 5169
E. C. McNeil, IDC.
Tommy Kearns of Honolulu has been on
the Coast for the past month buying every-
thing he could lay his hands on. Tommy
says since the nightly blackouts at 6 p.m.
Los Angeles, Calif.
the folks go for records, parlor games,
713 South Westmoreland
cards, and anything else they can use to
FEderal 4055
kill the time. He's shipped quantities of
merchandise out to the islands since he's
been on the mainland.
of a wrecked fishing barge damaged pilings
Down at Irving Bromberg's comes the in-
under the hippodrome building causing a
formation that son, Martin, is still sticking
COIN
(Continued from Page 11)
colla pse of a corner of the building where
it out on the islands and is not a bit de-
MACHINE
the equipment was stored. It dropped into
pressed over the threats of future bomb-
major record companies are on display.
REVIEW.
the sea and now the neptunes are seeing
ings. Marty is taking care of a big opera-
Jack has the added facility of having Decca
tion over there and even though it isn't
just how a coin chute really works.
-across the alley from his back door so if
Hot quip around the row is the question:
top money right now it still is doing right
he is shy on a number he can generally
well. Tourist traffic has been completely cut
"What's the new definition of a goose?"
pick it up in short order.
Answer: "A Yank in the A. S. S.!"
off but the folks left on the islands are
FOR
Over in Pasadena Arch Riddell, operat·
MAY
Bill Hogan of Fresno was in town mid- ' really entertainment hungry and Marty's
ing the largest wired music system in
J942
May to see what he could take home with
machines look mighty good.
town, has opened a record store in con-
Big Bill Corcoran, Buckley chief man
him.
junction with his operating activities. Rid-
Elbert Brown is the new chap in charge
for the Coast, arrived in Los Angeles May
, -'dell has stocked his new store with a varied
of the Paint and Repair department up at
11th for a gab-fest with the local Buckley
assortment of new and standard tunes, plus
boys.
2311 West Pi co in L. A.
a representative assortment of albums. De-
Charlie Robinson is getting a taste of the
Stanley Selover, who used to be the man-
spite the apparent record curtailment in the
aging director of the Business Men's Asso-
old sod. Since the Japs left Charlie has been
offing both Riddell and Gutshall are enjoy-
ciation at Long Beach, is now at the Cali-
doing the chores on his property and pops
ing an average business and pleased with
fornia Shipbuilding Corporation in an im-
up at the office many mornings with back
their new ventures.
complaints ... and good excuses.
portant capacity. Stanley says Cal. Ship is
Bud Parr is one of the happiest papas on
Oliver E. Charlesworth, formerly operat-
now the second largest shipbuilding yards
the street. His Doberman Pinchers-Baron
in the world and a new ship is launched
ing in the San ta Barbara area, has moved
and Sally-are winnin:g honors at the Holly-
to Redondo Beach.
every 'four days.
wood Dog School. Baron seems to be lead-
APDI, short for Associated Producers
ing the school and has been put through a
Distributing, Inc., is now at 4516 Sunset
six weeks course with the dogs being
Blvd. Firm specializes in producing film
trained for army service. Right now Baron
shorts for the 16mm boxes.
is trained to the point he will guard a man
The Arcade bug bit Bi1l Nathanson and
upon command and if the individual moves
he has opened the . "smallest Arcade on
he'll leap upon him and lay him low. Fur-
Main Street" in Los Angeles. Nate expects
thermore he knows when the wrong man
to sell new and used equipment, as avail-
has a gun and immediately will jump and
able, from sales offices in connection with
clamp his massive jaws on the arm of the
his Arcade.
gunman and beat his weight against the
Seeburgs, Wurlitzers and Rock-Ola
Bud Smith, gay soldier of the coin chute,
aggressor until he floors the individual. But
phonographs with several wall box
has forsaken his first love for a Cocktail
as a pet Baron cannot be beaten. He loves
installations. A few marble table
Lounge and Cafe in Oxnard, Calif., on
everybody, is friendly as can be, and only
locations. Route will stand inspec-
highway 101. Smith, in partnership with
assumes his special duties when the com-
tion. Will be glad, if interested. to
William Ornellas, opened the Colonial
mand is given. Sally is also on the same
have you ins p e ct the route. Chance
Room and Lounge on April 23rd.
course but will graduate with lesser honors
for more equipment to be installed
-according to daddy Parr.
A rare sight at the offices of Paul Lay-
on route. Will guarantee route to pay
Several pieces of equipment, including
mon these days is Mrs. Laymon. Since the
for self in one year. One service m a n
phonographs and arcadt! stuff, were lost on
new manse opened Lucille kinda likes it
can handle entire. route .
May 2nd at Redondo Beach when the keel
down thar by the sea.
Priced to sell $13.500.00. Route will
invoic e Billboard prices. Accept
$6.000.00 cash - balance payments.
Real reason for selling.
See for yourself the fine work of Mott's, oHicial photographer for the industry
a s represented iii. every issue of this magazine. Every commercial shot a '!lales
triumph -,- every photograph an artis tic achievement - at fair live-and-Iet-
live prices! Call
COIN MACHINE REVIEW
So. California
12
ESTABLISHED
CENTRAL KANSAS
ROUTE FOR SALE
SEEING IS BELIEVING ••• SO
BOX 450
BERNARD MERGE AT MOTT STUDIOS
2115 W. Pico Boulevard
EXposition 2458
Los Angeles,' California
1115 Venice Boulevard
Los Angeles, California
Mention of THE CO IN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our adve rtisers.
'\
We have just a few more 1942 NATIONAL CIGARETTE MACHINES
for immediate delivery from our Los Angeles stock to established oper-
ators only. We cannot accept any business from new accounts.
Our St. Louis facto ry has discontinued the manufacture of machines
and thrown its entire facilities over to the war effort.
However, fo r. the duration of the war we will continue giving service
on all parts a nd repairs for NATIONAL machines. We have just added
a large parts department with complete stocks, and we hope to be able
to take care of all emergency repairs until the war is over.
WIRED MUSIC
Unit of Ten With Ten Cabinets
Complete and in fine condition
•
RADIOS
Osborn •
Music Co.
200 COIN-OPERAT£D
2323 W. Pieo Blvd., Los Angeles, Colif.
-FEderal 5169
E. C. McNeil, IDC.
Tommy Kearns of Honolulu has been on
the Coast for the past month buying every-
thing he could lay his hands on. Tommy
says since the nightly blackouts at 6 p.m.
Los Angeles, Calif.
the folks go for records, parlor games,
713 South Westmoreland
cards, and anything else they can use to
FEderal 4055
kill the time. He's shipped quantities of
merchandise out to the islands since he's
been on the mainland.
of a wrecked fishing barge damaged pilings
Down at Irving Bromberg's comes the in-
under the hippodrome building causing a
formation that son, Martin, is still sticking
COIN
(Continued from Page 11)
colla pse of a corner of the building where
it out on the islands and is not a bit de-
MACHINE
the equipment was stored. It dropped into
pressed over the threats of future bomb-
major record companies are on display.
REVIEW.
the sea and now the neptunes are seeing
ings. Marty is taking care of a big opera-
Jack has the added facility of having Decca
tion over there and even though it isn't
just how a coin chute really works.
-across the alley from his back door so if
Hot quip around the row is the question:
top money right now it still is doing right
he is shy on a number he can generally
well. Tourist traffic has been completely cut
"What's the new definition of a goose?"
pick it up in short order.
Answer: "A Yank in the A. S. S.!"
off but the folks left on the islands are
FOR
Over in Pasadena Arch Riddell, operat·
MAY
Bill Hogan of Fresno was in town mid- ' really entertainment hungry and Marty's
ing the largest wired music system in
J942
May to see what he could take home with
machines look mighty good.
town, has opened a record store in con-
Big Bill Corcoran, Buckley chief man
him.
junction with his operating activities. Rid-
Elbert Brown is the new chap in charge
for the Coast, arrived in Los Angeles May
, -'dell has stocked his new store with a varied
of the Paint and Repair department up at
11th for a gab-fest with the local Buckley
assortment of new and standard tunes, plus
boys.
2311 West Pi co in L. A.
a representative assortment of albums. De-
Charlie Robinson is getting a taste of the
Stanley Selover, who used to be the man-
spite the apparent record curtailment in the
aging director of the Business Men's Asso-
old sod. Since the Japs left Charlie has been
offing both Riddell and Gutshall are enjoy-
ciation at Long Beach, is now at the Cali-
doing the chores on his property and pops
ing an average business and pleased with
fornia Shipbuilding Corporation in an im-
up at the office many mornings with back
their new ventures.
complaints ... and good excuses.
portant capacity. Stanley says Cal. Ship is
Bud Parr is one of the happiest papas on
Oliver E. Charlesworth, formerly operat-
now the second largest shipbuilding yards
the street. His Doberman Pinchers-Baron
in the world and a new ship is launched
ing in the San ta Barbara area, has moved
and Sally-are winnin:g honors at the Holly-
to Redondo Beach.
every 'four days.
wood Dog School. Baron seems to be lead-
APDI, short for Associated Producers
ing the school and has been put through a
Distributing, Inc., is now at 4516 Sunset
six weeks course with the dogs being
Blvd. Firm specializes in producing film
trained for army service. Right now Baron
shorts for the 16mm boxes.
is trained to the point he will guard a man
The Arcade bug bit Bi1l Nathanson and
upon command and if the individual moves
he has opened the . "smallest Arcade on
he'll leap upon him and lay him low. Fur-
Main Street" in Los Angeles. Nate expects
thermore he knows when the wrong man
to sell new and used equipment, as avail-
has a gun and immediately will jump and
able, from sales offices in connection with
clamp his massive jaws on the arm of the
his Arcade.
gunman and beat his weight against the
Seeburgs, Wurlitzers and Rock-Ola
Bud Smith, gay soldier of the coin chute,
aggressor until he floors the individual. But
phonographs with several wall box
has forsaken his first love for a Cocktail
as a pet Baron cannot be beaten. He loves
installations. A few marble table
Lounge and Cafe in Oxnard, Calif., on
everybody, is friendly as can be, and only
locations. Route will stand inspec-
highway 101. Smith, in partnership with
assumes his special duties when the com-
tion. Will be glad, if interested. to
William Ornellas, opened the Colonial
mand is given. Sally is also on the same
have you ins p e ct the route. Chance
Room and Lounge on April 23rd.
course but will graduate with lesser honors
for more equipment to be installed
-according to daddy Parr.
A rare sight at the offices of Paul Lay-
on route. Will guarantee route to pay
Several pieces of equipment, including
mon these days is Mrs. Laymon. Since the
for self in one year. One service m a n
phonographs and arcadt! stuff, were lost on
new manse opened Lucille kinda likes it
can handle entire. route .
May 2nd at Redondo Beach when the keel
down thar by the sea.
Priced to sell $13.500.00. Route will
invoic e Billboard prices. Accept
$6.000.00 cash - balance payments.
Real reason for selling.
See for yourself the fine work of Mott's, oHicial photographer for the industry
a s represented iii. every issue of this magazine. Every commercial shot a '!lales
triumph -,- every photograph an artis tic achievement - at fair live-and-Iet-
live prices! Call
COIN MACHINE REVIEW
So. California
12
ESTABLISHED
CENTRAL KANSAS
ROUTE FOR SALE
SEEING IS BELIEVING ••• SO
BOX 450
BERNARD MERGE AT MOTT STUDIOS
2115 W. Pico Boulevard
EXposition 2458
Los Angeles,' California
1115 Venice Boulevard
Los Angeles, California
Mention of THE CO IN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our adve rtisers.
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).