Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1942 May - Page 16
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BADGER'S , BARGAINS
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BADGER'S RECONDITIONED PHONOGRAPH BARGAINS-
ALL MACHINES THOROUGHLY CHECKED - GUARANTEED IN PERFECT WORKING CONDITION. READY TO
BE PLACED ON LOCATION -
WRITE FOR PRICES ON ALL PHONOGRAPHS NOT PRICED
SEEBURG
WURLITZER
SEEBURG , 9800 RC .............................. Write
SEEBURG, 8800 RC .............................. Write
SEEBURG Colonel RC ............................ Write
SEEBURG Majors RC ........................ $289.50
SEEBURG Classics .............................. 189. 50
SEEBURG Vogues .............................. 179. 50
SEEBURG Regal s ................................ 139. 50
SEEBURG Gems .................................. 129.50
SEEBURG Rexs .................................... 89 .50
SEEBURG Crowns .............................. 139.50
SEEBURG Concert Master ................ 289.50
WURLITZER, Model 850 ...................... Write
WURlITZER, ' Model 750 ...................... Write
WURLITZER , Colonial 780 .................. Wri te
WURLITZER , Model 800 .................. $239 .50
WURLITZER , Model 700 .................. 289.50
WURLITZER, Model 500 .................. 179.50
WURLITZER, Model 600 .................. 149 .50
WURLITZER , 750E ................................ Write
WURLITZER, Colonial 780E ................ Write
MILLS EMPRESS .................................. 149.50
MillS THRONES OF MUSIC ............ 129.50
ROCK· OLA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK·OLA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK·OLA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK· OlA
ROCK· OlA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK·OlA
Spedr avon ...................... Write
Glamours .......................... Write
Universals .......................... Write
Supers ............................ $209. 50
Master ............................ 179.50
De luxes ........................ 159.50
Standards ...................... 149 .50
Monarchs ...................... 99 .50
Imperial 120 ) ................ 79. 50
Windsor .......................... 89 .50
Rhythm Masters ............ 49.50
BADGER REPLACEMENT CABINETS FOR ALL MAKES AND MOD,ELS
CHARM DE l UXE CABINETS .................................................. $149.50
CHARM STANDARD CABINETS .............................................. 149.50
KlEER·TONE CABINETS ...... _ .................................... : .............. $129.50
CHARM SPEAKER CABINETS ...................................................... W r ite
SPE'A KERSAND WALL BOXES
KlEER·TONE SPEAKER CABINET WITH VOLUME CONTROL
AND EXTENSION CORD ...................................................... $17.50
KlEER·TONE , COMPLETE WITH 12" SPEAKER ...................... 23 .50
ACME ORGAN SPEAKER CABINET ........... : .............................. 17.50
BADGER WALNUT CABINET SPEAKER w ith 10 IN. SPEAKER 9 .95
SEEBURG WAll·O·MAT/CS ...................................................... $29.50
PlA·MOR BOXES (new, Wri te ) Used ...................................... 27. 50
KEENEY BOXES (New, $16.50) Used ........................................ 10.50
ROCK·OlA 1940 WAll ( Used) ................................................ 16.50
ROCK·OlA 1941 WAll (Used l. ....................................... : ....... 18 .50
HIDE·AWAY UNITS
ROCK·OLAS,
SEEBURGS,
TWIN
TWELVES,
WITH
ADAPTERS
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WRITE FOR COMPLETE LIST AND PRICE
BADGEB SALES COMPANY
COIN
MACHINE
REView
16
FOR
Shelley Has Tubes
LOS ANGELES-Music Operators of the
West were assured of metal tubes for pho·
nograph use with the announcement from
the Shelley Radio Co. that they have large
stocks in reserve and will take care of the
requirements of operators to the best of
their ability.
PHILADELPHIA
Shelley Radio handles the famous Ken·
Rad tube and enjoys the privilege of serv-
ing a great number of the largest music
operators in the West.
PHILADELPHIA-Despite worries about
records and the shortage of new equipment
"The Show Goes On", which means that
the annual banquet and show of the Pho-
nograph Operators Association of Eastern
Pennsylvania and New Jersey was held as
scheduled at the swanky Club Bali on
Sunday evening, May 3rd.
This marked the Fifth Anniversary of the
nation's outstanding industrial organization
and also means that at the most critical
time in our history-and also in the history
of the industry-the operators are going
ahead in a normal manner with their activi-
ties. Expressions of cooperation which
would enable the operators to secure new
records-life blood of the business-have
been given to Jack Cade, business mana-
ger of the Association, by the three lead-
ing distributors.
Among those who received the applause
and acclaim of their associates were: Wil·
liam King, Prexy'; Jack Cade, recently ap-
pointed business manager; Charles Young,
vice president; Raymond Bernhardt, secre-
tary and Ben Hankin, treasurer.
Special credit for a fine program and
entertainment should be given the mem-
bers of the committee: Ben Hankin, Her-
man Scott, Harold Reese, Harry Elkins,
. Phil Frank, Bert Sheward and Ben Fire-
man. Sam Stern was chairman of the enter-
tainment committee and handled all ar-
rangements.
The banquet will be followed by an ag-
gressive public relations program. A com-
mittee consisting of Jack Cade, Bill King,
Phil Frank and Meyer Cowan visited the
Cleveland Association during April to at-
tend the banquet held on April 27th and to
confer with executives of the Cleveland
and Ohio State Associations regarding the
fine program of publicity and public rela-
tions which had been used in that area
during the past year. All the operators were
loud in their praise of the methods used
by the Cleveland group to gain public rec-
(Continued on Page 18)
MAY
1942
AN
ANNOUNCEMENT
BY
WOLF REIWITZ
This is to announce that we have sold our San Francisco
office to the Golden Gate Novelty Company.
We take this opportunity to thank all of our friends and
customers for the confidence and support they gave us when
our business was progressing to the highest peak. As my two
sons, A. C. (Chick) Roberts and AI. A. (Ackie) Roberts, are
going to enlist in the United States forces, I am going to be
taking charge of the Denver office and have to give up the San
Francisco office.
We are still distributors for Wurlitzer in tp.e following
states : Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, New Mel(ico and. _
Eastern Idliho.
WOLF'. SALES COMPANY, INC.
1932·4 BROADWAY
DENVER
1612 WEST PI co BLVD.
DRexel 4326
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
COLORADO
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your bes t introduction to our advertisers.
BADGER'S , BARGAINS
•
..
•
BADGER'S RECONDITIONED PHONOGRAPH BARGAINS-
ALL MACHINES THOROUGHLY CHECKED - GUARANTEED IN PERFECT WORKING CONDITION. READY TO
BE PLACED ON LOCATION -
WRITE FOR PRICES ON ALL PHONOGRAPHS NOT PRICED
SEEBURG
WURLITZER
SEEBURG , 9800 RC .............................. Write
SEEBURG, 8800 RC .............................. Write
SEEBURG Colonel RC ............................ Write
SEEBURG Majors RC ........................ $289.50
SEEBURG Classics .............................. 189. 50
SEEBURG Vogues .............................. 179. 50
SEEBURG Regal s ................................ 139. 50
SEEBURG Gems .................................. 129.50
SEEBURG Rexs .................................... 89 .50
SEEBURG Crowns .............................. 139.50
SEEBURG Concert Master ................ 289.50
WURLITZER, Model 850 ...................... Write
WURlITZER, ' Model 750 ...................... Write
WURLITZER , Colonial 780 .................. Wri te
WURLITZER , Model 800 .................. $239 .50
WURLITZER , Model 700 .................. 289.50
WURLITZER, Model 500 .................. 179.50
WURLITZER, Model 600 .................. 149 .50
WURLITZER , 750E ................................ Write
WURLITZER, Colonial 780E ................ Write
MILLS EMPRESS .................................. 149.50
MillS THRONES OF MUSIC ............ 129.50
ROCK· OLA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK·OLA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK·OLA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK· OlA
ROCK· OlA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK·OlA
ROCK·OlA
Spedr avon ...................... Write
Glamours .......................... Write
Universals .......................... Write
Supers ............................ $209. 50
Master ............................ 179.50
De luxes ........................ 159.50
Standards ...................... 149 .50
Monarchs ...................... 99 .50
Imperial 120 ) ................ 79. 50
Windsor .......................... 89 .50
Rhythm Masters ............ 49.50
BADGER REPLACEMENT CABINETS FOR ALL MAKES AND MOD,ELS
CHARM DE l UXE CABINETS .................................................. $149.50
CHARM STANDARD CABINETS .............................................. 149.50
KlEER·TONE CABINETS ...... _ .................................... : .............. $129.50
CHARM SPEAKER CABINETS ...................................................... W r ite
SPE'A KERSAND WALL BOXES
KlEER·TONE SPEAKER CABINET WITH VOLUME CONTROL
AND EXTENSION CORD ...................................................... $17.50
KlEER·TONE , COMPLETE WITH 12" SPEAKER ...................... 23 .50
ACME ORGAN SPEAKER CABINET ........... : .............................. 17.50
BADGER WALNUT CABINET SPEAKER w ith 10 IN. SPEAKER 9 .95
SEEBURG WAll·O·MAT/CS ...................................................... $29.50
PlA·MOR BOXES (new, Wri te ) Used ...................................... 27. 50
KEENEY BOXES (New, $16.50) Used ........................................ 10.50
ROCK·OlA 1940 WAll ( Used) ................................................ 16.50
ROCK·OlA 1941 WAll (Used l. ....................................... : ....... 18 .50
HIDE·AWAY UNITS
ROCK·OLAS,
SEEBURGS,
TWIN
TWELVES,
WITH
ADAPTERS
-
WRITE FOR COMPLETE LIST AND PRICE
BADGEB SALES COMPANY
COIN
MACHINE
REView
16
FOR
Shelley Has Tubes
LOS ANGELES-Music Operators of the
West were assured of metal tubes for pho·
nograph use with the announcement from
the Shelley Radio Co. that they have large
stocks in reserve and will take care of the
requirements of operators to the best of
their ability.
PHILADELPHIA
Shelley Radio handles the famous Ken·
Rad tube and enjoys the privilege of serv-
ing a great number of the largest music
operators in the West.
PHILADELPHIA-Despite worries about
records and the shortage of new equipment
"The Show Goes On", which means that
the annual banquet and show of the Pho-
nograph Operators Association of Eastern
Pennsylvania and New Jersey was held as
scheduled at the swanky Club Bali on
Sunday evening, May 3rd.
This marked the Fifth Anniversary of the
nation's outstanding industrial organization
and also means that at the most critical
time in our history-and also in the history
of the industry-the operators are going
ahead in a normal manner with their activi-
ties. Expressions of cooperation which
would enable the operators to secure new
records-life blood of the business-have
been given to Jack Cade, business mana-
ger of the Association, by the three lead-
ing distributors.
Among those who received the applause
and acclaim of their associates were: Wil·
liam King, Prexy'; Jack Cade, recently ap-
pointed business manager; Charles Young,
vice president; Raymond Bernhardt, secre-
tary and Ben Hankin, treasurer.
Special credit for a fine program and
entertainment should be given the mem-
bers of the committee: Ben Hankin, Her-
man Scott, Harold Reese, Harry Elkins,
. Phil Frank, Bert Sheward and Ben Fire-
man. Sam Stern was chairman of the enter-
tainment committee and handled all ar-
rangements.
The banquet will be followed by an ag-
gressive public relations program. A com-
mittee consisting of Jack Cade, Bill King,
Phil Frank and Meyer Cowan visited the
Cleveland Association during April to at-
tend the banquet held on April 27th and to
confer with executives of the Cleveland
and Ohio State Associations regarding the
fine program of publicity and public rela-
tions which had been used in that area
during the past year. All the operators were
loud in their praise of the methods used
by the Cleveland group to gain public rec-
(Continued on Page 18)
MAY
1942
AN
ANNOUNCEMENT
BY
WOLF REIWITZ
This is to announce that we have sold our San Francisco
office to the Golden Gate Novelty Company.
We take this opportunity to thank all of our friends and
customers for the confidence and support they gave us when
our business was progressing to the highest peak. As my two
sons, A. C. (Chick) Roberts and AI. A. (Ackie) Roberts, are
going to enlist in the United States forces, I am going to be
taking charge of the Denver office and have to give up the San
Francisco office.
We are still distributors for Wurlitzer in tp.e following
states : Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, New Mel(ico and. _
Eastern Idliho.
WOLF'. SALES COMPANY, INC.
1932·4 BROADWAY
DENVER
1612 WEST PI co BLVD.
DRexel 4326
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
COLORADO
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your bes t introduction to our advertisers.
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