Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1945 December - Page 70
MONARCH - Leads Again With Beller Values
READY FOR LOCATION-1·BALL MULTIPLE P.O. TABLES
I
I
Fairmount ............................ $495.00
Turf Kina ............................ 375.00
Jock.y Club .......................... 375.00
Sport King ............................ 275.00
Long Shot ............................ $275.00
K.ntuckY .............................. 275.00
K •• n.y Fortun . .................. 200.00
Rac. Kina ............................ 175.00
Santa Anita ........................ $165.00
Spinning R .. I ..................... 110.00
Gott. Multi. Rac................ 95.00
Mill. 1.2·3 .......................... 69.50
SPECIAL SLOT VALUES
Gold Chrom. 50 ................... $275.00
Gold Chrom. 100 .................. 315.00
Gold Chrom. 25c .................. 350.00
Blu. Front 5c ........................ 150.00
Blu. Front /Oc ...................... 175.00
Blu. Front 25c ........................ 225.00
Q. T. 50 Lat . ...................... 100.00
Oria. Chrom.. 50 ................ $250.00
Orlg. Chrom.. 10c .............. 275.00
Oria. Chrom .. 25c .............. 300.00
Brown Front 5c .................... 175.00
Brown Front IOc .................. 225.00
Brown Front 250 .................. 275.00
Q. T. 10e Lat . ...................... 125.00
Club B.II Con •. 5c .............. $350.00
Club B.II Con •. 10c ............ 400.00
Club B.II Con •. 25c ............ 450.00
M.lon B.II 5c H.L. ............ 225.00
Black Front 5c H.L ............. 225.00
Black Front 250 H.L ........... 275.00
Gilt. Gold Q.T. Ic N.w.... 79.50
New Jennings Victory Chiefs 5c .......... $300.00
10c .......... $350.00
25c .......... $400.00
Jennings 5c Chief Club Consoles ............................................ 150.00
1 Dc .......... 200.00
Jennings Silver Moon Chief 5c ................................................ 200.00
1 Dc .......... 250.00
Pace Twin Royal Club Console Model 5 and 25c Play ............................................ 375.00
THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED AUTOMATIC P.O. CONSOLES
Bally BIg Top ........................ $109.50
Bally RolI.m .... .................... 145.00
Bally HIHand 25c ................ 295.00
Bally Club B.II . .................. 275.00
Ev. '40 Pac.r ........................ 325.00
Ev. LuckY Lucr . .................... ISO.OO
Ev. '39 Bangtail.., ............... 150.00
Ev. '41 Banatall. J . P ......... 295.00
Ev. RolI.to Jr ....................... 125.00
Ev. '41 DomIno J. P. 5c .... 295.00
Ev. '41 Domino J.P. 25c .. 525.00
Mill. 3 B.II . .............. .......... $895.00
Mills 4 B.II . ........................ 395.00
Mill. 4 Boll. L. H ................. 575.00
Pac. SaratOlla 5c................ 99.SO
Bak.r Pacer D D. J P .......... 265.00
J.nn. SlIv.r Moon ................ 135.00
J.nn. Bobtail ..................... 135.00
K •• n.y Sup.r B.II 5c ........ 325.00
J.nn. D.rby Day SI............ 65.00
Pao. Twin 5 & 10 .............. 395.00
Pac. Twin 5 & 25 .............. 475.00
Jumbo Parad. Lat. 5c ...... $135.00
Jumbo Parade 25c ................ 295.00
Paces Races Br ..................... 175.00
Sup.r Bell Twin 5 & 5 .... 395.00
4 Way Super 5 & 25 .......... 650.00
Super Track Tim . .............. 295.00
Calli. Roulett. 250 .... .......... 275.00
J.nn. Golf Ball 25c .............. 195.00
Bally HIHand 50 ................ 19,.00
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Arcade EquIpment.
Terms: 113 DEPOSIT, BALANCE C.O.D. or SIGHT DRAFT
72 MONARCH COIN MACHINE CO.
1545 N. FAIRFIELD AYE.
ARMitage 1434
CHICAGO 22, ILL.
FOR
DECEMBER
1945
MISSISSIPPI
(Continued from Page 70)
sume his work in the coin machine busi·
ness.
Also returning soon is another veteran
operator, Lt. Francis T. Smith, now with
the Marines.
Many of the fellows are coming back,
and the operators are extending a cordial
welcome home to them all. The more the
merrier. Mississippi is a fertile field for
operators.
Hal Case
Fort; AT ort;h
Coin machine operators of the Fort Worth
area continue to maintain an optimistic at·
titude, despite the fact that delivery of
new machines is still several weeks or
months away. Fall business is at about the
usual seasonal level, with some improve·
ment shown in vender operations and an
increased tempo for music machine oper·
ators. Unusually mild weather and a large
increase in football attendance on week.
ends has brougbt plenty of business for
vending machines. Shortages in merchan·
dise and equipment is all that prevents
venders from doing an all time peak vol·
ume. Business for local music men is ex·
cellent. Most phonograph operators report
recordings in better supply and they say
the quality of records has improved with
each new shipment. They al so report a
wider variety of artists are available for
recordings now being r eceived.
Although, both Army and Navy person·
nel are being reduced in the Fort Worth
trade area, business for arcades continues
at a high level. All arcade operators are
still looking for the anticipated new equip·
ment and are buying all the rebuilt equip·
ment they can find.
T. M. Carroll, owner of the Trinity Mu·
sic Co., says that b'usiness for his firm is
expanding. Opening of new spots and reo
furbishin g of older locations is providing
the firm with new business. He also reports
parts for coin machines and phonographs
are more plentiful.
The P anther Dist. Co. reports a nice in·
crease in the sale of r ecords. Their best
selling r ecordings for the past week in·
clude : Can't Begin to Tell You, a Bing
Crosby r ecord for Decca, and another Cros·
by recording, It's Been A Long, Long Time.
Other top selling records have been Too
Little, Too Late, a Capitol recording by
Woody Tuttle; Till The End of Time, by
Les Brown for Columbia ; It's Been So
Long, by Ernest Tubbs and Victor's Chick·
ery Chick by Sammy Kaye.
M. P. Johnson, local music man has just
installed a modern music system for Boyd's
Cafe.
J ack Maloney, of Panther Dist. Co., was
a visitor to Dallas last week. J ack says
COIN MACHINE
MAILING LISTS
Operators & Distributors
80 New England States .............. $ 1.00
425 Middle Atlantic States ......... .
450 Southern States ...................... .. 4.5
675 Central States ........................ .. 7 .00
250 Western States ...................... .. 2.50
Complete Operators list .......... .. 15.00
800 Mfg. & Supply Houses .......... .. 8.00
4.0g
Whipple Novelly Co.
654 East Black St., Rock Hill, S.C.
that announcement of the opening of his
West Texas branch offices will be made in
the next two weeks. In addition to record·
ings and music equipment, the new Ma·
loney branches will distribute a line of res·
taurant and hotel supplies.
The Fort Worth coin machine trade is
most vitally interested in the now pressing
problems of reconversion and employment.
While closing of most of the Consolidated·
Vultee airplane plant has caused consider·
able unemployment, it is believed that a
sane and sensible plan for labor and man·
agement to get together and work out a
general plan for future industrial develop·
ment is an urgent local need. The recent
strike of drivers of the Greyhound bus
lines that has tied up travel over that
Southwest system is pOInted to by local
coin machine authorities as a concrete ex·
ample for the need of a get·together by
local labor and management representa·
tives.
In the meantime, several million dollars
worth of local building and other improve·
ments are practically at a standstill. This
building program and other contemplated
industrial expansions can supply the main·
spring for a real era of prosperity, if the
problems of labor and industry can be
quickly and sanely solved. The Fort Worth
coin machine industry is ready to back a
workable plan that will help to keep the
wheels of progress turning.
Frank W. Wood
Hot For Phonos
SPRINGFIELD, Dl.- This city challen·
ges others to show a more pregnant interest
in automatic phonograph music. With a
population of around 72,000 persons, M. M.
Smith, city license clerk, reveals there is
an automatic phonograph for every 390
citizens. Figures were taken from li·
censes issued.
* * *
. Gently he pushed her quivering shoul·
ders back against the chair. She raised
her beseeching eyes in which faint hope
.and fear were struggling. From parted lips,
her breath came in short, wrenching gasps.
Reassuringl y, he smiled at her. Bzzzzzzz,
went th e dentist's drill.
STYNAMITE
The Miracle Soil
Remover
REMOVES DIRT. GREASE
and SMOKE
from
AMUSEMENT
GAMES
The miracle cleaner for operators.
Tried - tested - proven. Ideal for
cillaning all types of equipment. Tri·
pie strength but harmless to hands
and fabrics. Apply with brush, wipe
off with a cloth-PRESTO--c:lean as
a whistle III
ONLY $1.50 GALLON
Give this Cleaner a trial today.
You'll be amazed!
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS
PAUL A. LAYMON
DISTRIBUTOR
Los Angeles 15
READY FOR LOCATION-1·BALL MULTIPLE P.O. TABLES
I
I
Fairmount ............................ $495.00
Turf Kina ............................ 375.00
Jock.y Club .......................... 375.00
Sport King ............................ 275.00
Long Shot ............................ $275.00
K.ntuckY .............................. 275.00
K •• n.y Fortun . .................. 200.00
Rac. Kina ............................ 175.00
Santa Anita ........................ $165.00
Spinning R .. I ..................... 110.00
Gott. Multi. Rac................ 95.00
Mill. 1.2·3 .......................... 69.50
SPECIAL SLOT VALUES
Gold Chrom. 50 ................... $275.00
Gold Chrom. 100 .................. 315.00
Gold Chrom. 25c .................. 350.00
Blu. Front 5c ........................ 150.00
Blu. Front /Oc ...................... 175.00
Blu. Front 25c ........................ 225.00
Q. T. 50 Lat . ...................... 100.00
Oria. Chrom.. 50 ................ $250.00
Orlg. Chrom.. 10c .............. 275.00
Oria. Chrom .. 25c .............. 300.00
Brown Front 5c .................... 175.00
Brown Front IOc .................. 225.00
Brown Front 250 .................. 275.00
Q. T. 10e Lat . ...................... 125.00
Club B.II Con •. 5c .............. $350.00
Club B.II Con •. 10c ............ 400.00
Club B.II Con •. 25c ............ 450.00
M.lon B.II 5c H.L. ............ 225.00
Black Front 5c H.L ............. 225.00
Black Front 250 H.L ........... 275.00
Gilt. Gold Q.T. Ic N.w.... 79.50
New Jennings Victory Chiefs 5c .......... $300.00
10c .......... $350.00
25c .......... $400.00
Jennings 5c Chief Club Consoles ............................................ 150.00
1 Dc .......... 200.00
Jennings Silver Moon Chief 5c ................................................ 200.00
1 Dc .......... 250.00
Pace Twin Royal Club Console Model 5 and 25c Play ............................................ 375.00
THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED AUTOMATIC P.O. CONSOLES
Bally BIg Top ........................ $109.50
Bally RolI.m .... .................... 145.00
Bally HIHand 25c ................ 295.00
Bally Club B.II . .................. 275.00
Ev. '40 Pac.r ........................ 325.00
Ev. LuckY Lucr . .................... ISO.OO
Ev. '39 Bangtail.., ............... 150.00
Ev. '41 Banatall. J . P ......... 295.00
Ev. RolI.to Jr ....................... 125.00
Ev. '41 DomIno J. P. 5c .... 295.00
Ev. '41 Domino J.P. 25c .. 525.00
Mill. 3 B.II . .............. .......... $895.00
Mills 4 B.II . ........................ 395.00
Mill. 4 Boll. L. H ................. 575.00
Pac. SaratOlla 5c................ 99.SO
Bak.r Pacer D D. J P .......... 265.00
J.nn. SlIv.r Moon ................ 135.00
J.nn. Bobtail ..................... 135.00
K •• n.y Sup.r B.II 5c ........ 325.00
J.nn. D.rby Day SI............ 65.00
Pao. Twin 5 & 10 .............. 395.00
Pac. Twin 5 & 25 .............. 475.00
Jumbo Parad. Lat. 5c ...... $135.00
Jumbo Parade 25c ................ 295.00
Paces Races Br ..................... 175.00
Sup.r Bell Twin 5 & 5 .... 395.00
4 Way Super 5 & 25 .......... 650.00
Super Track Tim . .............. 295.00
Calli. Roulett. 250 .... .......... 275.00
J.nn. Golf Ball 25c .............. 195.00
Bally HIHand 50 ................ 19,.00
~:~~r Pt~c.~aI p~5'ii·i;m·iit.::
m:88
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LAURAS, YANKEE DOODLES-ALL UNITED AND BELL
REVAMPS
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
WrIte for LIsts: S'ots. 1 {, 5 Ball PIn Games, I·Ba/l Mu,tlp'e F. P. {, P. O. Tab'es and
Arcade EquIpment.
Terms: 113 DEPOSIT, BALANCE C.O.D. or SIGHT DRAFT
72 MONARCH COIN MACHINE CO.
1545 N. FAIRFIELD AYE.
ARMitage 1434
CHICAGO 22, ILL.
FOR
DECEMBER
1945
MISSISSIPPI
(Continued from Page 70)
sume his work in the coin machine busi·
ness.
Also returning soon is another veteran
operator, Lt. Francis T. Smith, now with
the Marines.
Many of the fellows are coming back,
and the operators are extending a cordial
welcome home to them all. The more the
merrier. Mississippi is a fertile field for
operators.
Hal Case
Fort; AT ort;h
Coin machine operators of the Fort Worth
area continue to maintain an optimistic at·
titude, despite the fact that delivery of
new machines is still several weeks or
months away. Fall business is at about the
usual seasonal level, with some improve·
ment shown in vender operations and an
increased tempo for music machine oper·
ators. Unusually mild weather and a large
increase in football attendance on week.
ends has brougbt plenty of business for
vending machines. Shortages in merchan·
dise and equipment is all that prevents
venders from doing an all time peak vol·
ume. Business for local music men is ex·
cellent. Most phonograph operators report
recordings in better supply and they say
the quality of records has improved with
each new shipment. They al so report a
wider variety of artists are available for
recordings now being r eceived.
Although, both Army and Navy person·
nel are being reduced in the Fort Worth
trade area, business for arcades continues
at a high level. All arcade operators are
still looking for the anticipated new equip·
ment and are buying all the rebuilt equip·
ment they can find.
T. M. Carroll, owner of the Trinity Mu·
sic Co., says that b'usiness for his firm is
expanding. Opening of new spots and reo
furbishin g of older locations is providing
the firm with new business. He also reports
parts for coin machines and phonographs
are more plentiful.
The P anther Dist. Co. reports a nice in·
crease in the sale of r ecords. Their best
selling r ecordings for the past week in·
clude : Can't Begin to Tell You, a Bing
Crosby r ecord for Decca, and another Cros·
by recording, It's Been A Long, Long Time.
Other top selling records have been Too
Little, Too Late, a Capitol recording by
Woody Tuttle; Till The End of Time, by
Les Brown for Columbia ; It's Been So
Long, by Ernest Tubbs and Victor's Chick·
ery Chick by Sammy Kaye.
M. P. Johnson, local music man has just
installed a modern music system for Boyd's
Cafe.
J ack Maloney, of Panther Dist. Co., was
a visitor to Dallas last week. J ack says
COIN MACHINE
MAILING LISTS
Operators & Distributors
80 New England States .............. $ 1.00
425 Middle Atlantic States ......... .
450 Southern States ...................... .. 4.5
675 Central States ........................ .. 7 .00
250 Western States ...................... .. 2.50
Complete Operators list .......... .. 15.00
800 Mfg. & Supply Houses .......... .. 8.00
4.0g
Whipple Novelly Co.
654 East Black St., Rock Hill, S.C.
that announcement of the opening of his
West Texas branch offices will be made in
the next two weeks. In addition to record·
ings and music equipment, the new Ma·
loney branches will distribute a line of res·
taurant and hotel supplies.
The Fort Worth coin machine trade is
most vitally interested in the now pressing
problems of reconversion and employment.
While closing of most of the Consolidated·
Vultee airplane plant has caused consider·
able unemployment, it is believed that a
sane and sensible plan for labor and man·
agement to get together and work out a
general plan for future industrial develop·
ment is an urgent local need. The recent
strike of drivers of the Greyhound bus
lines that has tied up travel over that
Southwest system is pOInted to by local
coin machine authorities as a concrete ex·
ample for the need of a get·together by
local labor and management representa·
tives.
In the meantime, several million dollars
worth of local building and other improve·
ments are practically at a standstill. This
building program and other contemplated
industrial expansions can supply the main·
spring for a real era of prosperity, if the
problems of labor and industry can be
quickly and sanely solved. The Fort Worth
coin machine industry is ready to back a
workable plan that will help to keep the
wheels of progress turning.
Frank W. Wood
Hot For Phonos
SPRINGFIELD, Dl.- This city challen·
ges others to show a more pregnant interest
in automatic phonograph music. With a
population of around 72,000 persons, M. M.
Smith, city license clerk, reveals there is
an automatic phonograph for every 390
citizens. Figures were taken from li·
censes issued.
* * *
. Gently he pushed her quivering shoul·
ders back against the chair. She raised
her beseeching eyes in which faint hope
.and fear were struggling. From parted lips,
her breath came in short, wrenching gasps.
Reassuringl y, he smiled at her. Bzzzzzzz,
went th e dentist's drill.
STYNAMITE
The Miracle Soil
Remover
REMOVES DIRT. GREASE
and SMOKE
from
AMUSEMENT
GAMES
The miracle cleaner for operators.
Tried - tested - proven. Ideal for
cillaning all types of equipment. Tri·
pie strength but harmless to hands
and fabrics. Apply with brush, wipe
off with a cloth-PRESTO--c:lean as
a whistle III
ONLY $1.50 GALLON
Give this Cleaner a trial today.
You'll be amazed!
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS
PAUL A. LAYMON
DISTRIBUTOR
Los Angeles 15
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