Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1945 February - Page 48
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2]01-0] West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles 6, Cali •.
( CORNER OF MAGNOLIA AND PICO)
BUCKLEY· SEEBURG • WURLITZER
KEENEY and ROCK·OLA BOXES
Complete Stock of
Parts for
BUCKLEY MUSIC SYSTEM
•
•
PACKARD ADAPTOR Coils and Pins
MILLS SLOTS
•
•
BALLY BIG TOP FREE-PLAY
CONSOLE
SEEBURG AND WURLITZER STROLLERS
for ALL
Games and
SALESBOARDS
Phonographs
Complete line of DeLuxe Hits
Stop your key worry. Order
your regi ster ed Key Locks for
all games . boxe s , phono ..
graphs , etc. Only one key fo r
ALL machines.
The Newest and Most Attractive
Salesboards. Sc-l0c-2Sc
C. A. ROBINSON • CO.
2]01-0] West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles 6, Cali •.
FEderal 1810
CO IH
MACH IHE
REVIEW
47
FOR
Th e big new of 1944 and perhaps 1945
i Pu get Sound Novelty. Whil e most job·
bers are firing co nservative shots, mumin g
ex penditure volleys to a minimum, th e
George chnabel·Yern Preston partnership
is booming. Expansion moves have swal-
low ed almost ha lf the block. Th e wide
assortm en t of eq uipm ent, pre-war machin e
hops, inter-offi ce phones, lavish indirect
li ghtin g a nd ai r co nditi onin g a re some-
thing out of thi world.
Scuttled Scutt/ehua-Cly New ton is con-
va le c in g in Florida a fter a nervous break-
down .. .. Th elma Oliver, her navy spo use,
a nd Johnny Weaver, annexed Fred Sa ren's
musi c route .. .. Tacoma's two Brown boys,
Francis and Walter, a re wearing th eir
name, whil e Sister Agnes and Joe Arnold
keep ' em coining . . . . L. R. T easley, As-
tori a, Ore., mus ic op, gave Seattle's front
TOW th e one-two on a recent jaunt.
Add
\·isi toJ"l' : Lonnie Log don, Orego n
ity
phono man, a nd Ba rn ey Kan e, .J un ea u,
Alaska.
It was tim e for a cha nge, all ri ght, ex-
KEY RINGS
NICKEL NUDGERS
(Conveni ent Change Devic:e)
LIGHT BULBS FOR
GAMES (ALL SIZES)
--SEE--
PAUL A. LAYMON
DISTRI BUTOR
cep t tha t it was W. E. Ketchum's bank-
roll th a t did th e chan ging on Election
Day . . . . With one ha nd milkin g the bi g
d ippe r and th e other on th e cash box,
Da iryma n Johnny Mi chael is tryin g to be
Operator Michael without los in g hi s grip.
. . . It's hom e swee t home for Yet Op
M elvyn Skriv. eth , who recentl y bought
one . . . . Wh en youthful Yan Booth sa w
daughter-by-first·marriage
P atri cia
tre k
a ltarward with a chi e f pharmacist mate,
he loo ked more like a bridegroom th a n a
father. . . . Go No rth , yo un g man, Go
North: Frank Pate, Spokane operator and
mec hani c, has a wea th er eye slanted to-
ward Alaska . . . . It was a photo-finish
fight,' but Royal Amusement's Andy Ander-
so n is back in th e chute after a three·
, moH!~, b~~~e~ i~~ac~ s::~io~!)ef~t f~~~~e'~ti
"shipward worker" becau e it's now Co in-
ster Curly Gohr, returnin g for love and
not money . . . . Pu get Sound Novelty's bad
luck is th e me rchant marin e's good- Mor-
ri e Di ckinso n was recalled to active duty
wh en th ey discharged hi s med ical di s-
charge . . . . R etired and hap py in Fisher-
man 's Haven: ex-op H arry Weatherwax.
... Wh en Hubby' away, Wifey makes the
bu in ess pay. Mrs. Ron P eppl e keeps th e
hom e fires burnin g and th e stocks movin g
whil e Soldier Ron williwaws it in th e
chain I kn ew so well and hope to know
les and less of in th e future.
Th e merc handi se situation is criti cal:
/?:um a nd ca ndy quotas were slashed last
year, but General Manager J. A. M ellon
of th e Canteen Co. of Wash. beam with
usual affability because hopes are hi gh
that 1945 will bring in creased stocks . . . .
Alaska eni gma: Jobber H. M. Brown dis-
ap pea red in Sewa rd and the authorities
ca n' t figur e out how, when, or wh e re.
Doings at Decca-R ecord Row ex tends
a hea rty ha ndclasp to A ndy Huffin e, re-
cip ient of a medi cal discharge from the
M erchant Marine after two years' ervice.
.. . Brother M ar hall , also an ex-Decca-er,
is S/ lc with th e Coast Guard, la ndin g
troops in th e Pacific hot pot .... In 1941
Ray Russell was startin g hi s third week
as a sa lesma n wh en Uncle Sam kidn apped
th e kid . Now he's a major with th e field
artillery in Germany . . . . Former Port-
la nd repre entati ve Ralph Yost purse rs on
a Troop Tra nsport makin g th e Al euti a n
run (from one Al eutianite to another: th e
------------------TURN PAGE
We are RECOGNIZED SPECIALISTS
in the repair of 4 Bells , Consoles, Vest Pockets and One Ball s. Bring you r equipment
in for prompt , efficient service .
-
I·BALL and SUPER BELL Motors Repaired .
JUMBO FP Gears Repaired •• • 3.00 each
REMEMBER-
A LL EQUIPMENT INSURED AGAINST FIRE AND THEFT WHILE IN OUR SHOP.
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THE BLUE BLOODS O F THE INDUSTRY READ THE REVIEW EXCLUSIYEL YI
FEBRUARY
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2]01-0] West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles 6, Cali •.
( CORNER OF MAGNOLIA AND PICO)
BUCKLEY· SEEBURG • WURLITZER
KEENEY and ROCK·OLA BOXES
Complete Stock of
Parts for
BUCKLEY MUSIC SYSTEM
•
•
PACKARD ADAPTOR Coils and Pins
MILLS SLOTS
•
•
BALLY BIG TOP FREE-PLAY
CONSOLE
SEEBURG AND WURLITZER STROLLERS
for ALL
Games and
SALESBOARDS
Phonographs
Complete line of DeLuxe Hits
Stop your key worry. Order
your regi ster ed Key Locks for
all games . boxe s , phono ..
graphs , etc. Only one key fo r
ALL machines.
The Newest and Most Attractive
Salesboards. Sc-l0c-2Sc
C. A. ROBINSON • CO.
2]01-0] West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles 6, Cali •.
FEderal 1810
CO IH
MACH IHE
REVIEW
47
FOR
Th e big new of 1944 and perhaps 1945
i Pu get Sound Novelty. Whil e most job·
bers are firing co nservative shots, mumin g
ex penditure volleys to a minimum, th e
George chnabel·Yern Preston partnership
is booming. Expansion moves have swal-
low ed almost ha lf the block. Th e wide
assortm en t of eq uipm ent, pre-war machin e
hops, inter-offi ce phones, lavish indirect
li ghtin g a nd ai r co nditi onin g a re some-
thing out of thi world.
Scuttled Scutt/ehua-Cly New ton is con-
va le c in g in Florida a fter a nervous break-
down .. .. Th elma Oliver, her navy spo use,
a nd Johnny Weaver, annexed Fred Sa ren's
musi c route .. .. Tacoma's two Brown boys,
Francis and Walter, a re wearing th eir
name, whil e Sister Agnes and Joe Arnold
keep ' em coining . . . . L. R. T easley, As-
tori a, Ore., mus ic op, gave Seattle's front
TOW th e one-two on a recent jaunt.
Add
\·isi toJ"l' : Lonnie Log don, Orego n
ity
phono man, a nd Ba rn ey Kan e, .J un ea u,
Alaska.
It was tim e for a cha nge, all ri ght, ex-
KEY RINGS
NICKEL NUDGERS
(Conveni ent Change Devic:e)
LIGHT BULBS FOR
GAMES (ALL SIZES)
--SEE--
PAUL A. LAYMON
DISTRI BUTOR
cep t tha t it was W. E. Ketchum's bank-
roll th a t did th e chan ging on Election
Day . . . . With one ha nd milkin g the bi g
d ippe r and th e other on th e cash box,
Da iryma n Johnny Mi chael is tryin g to be
Operator Michael without los in g hi s grip.
. . . It's hom e swee t home for Yet Op
M elvyn Skriv. eth , who recentl y bought
one . . . . Wh en youthful Yan Booth sa w
daughter-by-first·marriage
P atri cia
tre k
a ltarward with a chi e f pharmacist mate,
he loo ked more like a bridegroom th a n a
father. . . . Go No rth , yo un g man, Go
North: Frank Pate, Spokane operator and
mec hani c, has a wea th er eye slanted to-
ward Alaska . . . . It was a photo-finish
fight,' but Royal Amusement's Andy Ander-
so n is back in th e chute after a three·
, moH!~, b~~~e~ i~~ac~ s::~io~!)ef~t f~~~~e'~ti
"shipward worker" becau e it's now Co in-
ster Curly Gohr, returnin g for love and
not money . . . . Pu get Sound Novelty's bad
luck is th e me rchant marin e's good- Mor-
ri e Di ckinso n was recalled to active duty
wh en th ey discharged hi s med ical di s-
charge . . . . R etired and hap py in Fisher-
man 's Haven: ex-op H arry Weatherwax.
... Wh en Hubby' away, Wifey makes the
bu in ess pay. Mrs. Ron P eppl e keeps th e
hom e fires burnin g and th e stocks movin g
whil e Soldier Ron williwaws it in th e
chain I kn ew so well and hope to know
les and less of in th e future.
Th e merc handi se situation is criti cal:
/?:um a nd ca ndy quotas were slashed last
year, but General Manager J. A. M ellon
of th e Canteen Co. of Wash. beam with
usual affability because hopes are hi gh
that 1945 will bring in creased stocks . . . .
Alaska eni gma: Jobber H. M. Brown dis-
ap pea red in Sewa rd and the authorities
ca n' t figur e out how, when, or wh e re.
Doings at Decca-R ecord Row ex tends
a hea rty ha ndclasp to A ndy Huffin e, re-
cip ient of a medi cal discharge from the
M erchant Marine after two years' ervice.
.. . Brother M ar hall , also an ex-Decca-er,
is S/ lc with th e Coast Guard, la ndin g
troops in th e Pacific hot pot .... In 1941
Ray Russell was startin g hi s third week
as a sa lesma n wh en Uncle Sam kidn apped
th e kid . Now he's a major with th e field
artillery in Germany . . . . Former Port-
la nd repre entati ve Ralph Yost purse rs on
a Troop Tra nsport makin g th e Al euti a n
run (from one Al eutianite to another: th e
------------------TURN PAGE
We are RECOGNIZED SPECIALISTS
in the repair of 4 Bells , Consoles, Vest Pockets and One Ball s. Bring you r equipment
in for prompt , efficient service .
-
I·BALL and SUPER BELL Motors Repaired .
JUMBO FP Gears Repaired •• • 3.00 each
REMEMBER-
A LL EQUIPMENT INSURED AGAINST FIRE AND THEFT WHILE IN OUR SHOP.
GLOBE ELECTRONICS
THE BLUE BLOODS O F THE INDUSTRY READ THE REVIEW EXCLUSIYEL YI
FEBRUARY
194 5
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