Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1945 January - Page 8
BIC
NAMES Mean
BIC
PROFITS!
Soundies offer you the pulling power of the greatest artists
of our times ... "top" singers and dancers ... famous "name"
bands . . . outstanding "hit" tunes. Here is greater customer
appeal that assures the best in coin-operated amusement. Pre-
pare now for Post-War's greater profits with these profession-
ally-made, highly entertaining films.
Write today-let us know what type
of machines you are now operating.
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
SOUNDIES DISTRIBUTING CORP. OF AMERICA, INC.
209 W. Jackson Blvd.
Chicago 6, Illinois
6
FOR
JANUARY
1945
th e well developed ports on the Coast after
th e war. Eaetern manufacturers are rapidly
grabbin g up industrial cities with an eye
to th e establi shm ent of manufacturing units
in the West to care for th e export trade cer-
tain to develop.
Th e Coin Machine Industry is not out in
the cold insofar as industrial planning is
concerned on the Coast. Coin machine plans
are on the draftin g boa rds of many a war
plant at this very moment and countless sur-
prises await the Industry when a slackenin g
of war goods manufacturing will permit re-
conversion in thi s area. Some manufactur-
ers have already passed out information on
their plans insofar as this industry is con-
cern ed but the major portion have been
content to gather th eir statistical data, in-
dustry studies and prepare th eir plans se-
cretly.
Durin g November a well-known trade
paper stated that " Predictions are being
made in busin ess circles that eventually
th e West Coast may become the leadin g
industri al center of the United States
when the P acifi c area develops after the
war. If so, it may be that in future years,
th e coin machine manufacturin g industry
will also move in that "direction."
Already th e Coast is on its way as a
major produ ce r of phonograph records for
automati c phonographs. All of the majors,
and dozens of smaller pla nts, are already
turnin g out discs by the thousands. Holly-
wood is the accepted entertainment capi-
tol of the world and film s for coin-operated
movie machines and various types of view-
ing devices will be produced mainly in th e
West.
Definitely th e Coast is slated to become
----TBE NEW MODEL----
an important ma nu fac turing area in th e
coin machine fi eld in the years after the
war. In years past many acce pted machines
of the business today saw their birth and
initial manufacture in th e West. This will
happen again and with the expa nded in -.
dustrial fa cilities, supplies, labor and mar-
kets on all sides, the Coast will bid fai r
to becoming an important fa ctor in the
manufacturing phase of the industry.
Valley Specialty Moves
ROCHESTER, N. Y.-"Nope-it's not
because we didn't pay our rent- the rea-
son is our busin ess has increased 500%
in th e last year. We needed room and more
room. So we went all out and bought our
own building- in fa ct, three buildings-
-- with room for ex pansion. On and after
December 1st we' ll be in our new home
at 550 Clinton Avenue, North."
_ So said th e novel card mailed out by
Vall ey Specialty Co., Inc., to announce
th eir removal to th eir recently acquired
new buildings.
MAY-BELL
IS NOW READY!
This LATEST RECONVERSION of the famous MAY-BELL has eliminated practically
all service calls. Now sold on a I 0-day money-back guarantee. Write for details arid
price. Will reconvert older models of May-Bell at nominal cost.
SAM MAY INDUSTRIES
2000 N. OAKLEY AVE.
HUMBOLDT 5497
for
Bally THOROBREDS
Keeney SUPER BELLS
Etc.
- - SEE -
PAUL A. LAYMON
CHICAGO 47, ILL.
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NAMES Mean
BIC
PROFITS!
Soundies offer you the pulling power of the greatest artists
of our times ... "top" singers and dancers ... famous "name"
bands . . . outstanding "hit" tunes. Here is greater customer
appeal that assures the best in coin-operated amusement. Pre-
pare now for Post-War's greater profits with these profession-
ally-made, highly entertaining films.
Write today-let us know what type
of machines you are now operating.
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
SOUNDIES DISTRIBUTING CORP. OF AMERICA, INC.
209 W. Jackson Blvd.
Chicago 6, Illinois
6
FOR
JANUARY
1945
th e well developed ports on the Coast after
th e war. Eaetern manufacturers are rapidly
grabbin g up industrial cities with an eye
to th e establi shm ent of manufacturing units
in the West to care for th e export trade cer-
tain to develop.
Th e Coin Machine Industry is not out in
the cold insofar as industrial planning is
concerned on the Coast. Coin machine plans
are on the draftin g boa rds of many a war
plant at this very moment and countless sur-
prises await the Industry when a slackenin g
of war goods manufacturing will permit re-
conversion in thi s area. Some manufactur-
ers have already passed out information on
their plans insofar as this industry is con-
cern ed but the major portion have been
content to gather th eir statistical data, in-
dustry studies and prepare th eir plans se-
cretly.
Durin g November a well-known trade
paper stated that " Predictions are being
made in busin ess circles that eventually
th e West Coast may become the leadin g
industri al center of the United States
when the P acifi c area develops after the
war. If so, it may be that in future years,
th e coin machine manufacturin g industry
will also move in that "direction."
Already th e Coast is on its way as a
major produ ce r of phonograph records for
automati c phonographs. All of the majors,
and dozens of smaller pla nts, are already
turnin g out discs by the thousands. Holly-
wood is the accepted entertainment capi-
tol of the world and film s for coin-operated
movie machines and various types of view-
ing devices will be produced mainly in th e
West.
Definitely th e Coast is slated to become
----TBE NEW MODEL----
an important ma nu fac turing area in th e
coin machine fi eld in the years after the
war. In years past many acce pted machines
of the business today saw their birth and
initial manufacture in th e West. This will
happen again and with the expa nded in -.
dustrial fa cilities, supplies, labor and mar-
kets on all sides, the Coast will bid fai r
to becoming an important fa ctor in the
manufacturing phase of the industry.
Valley Specialty Moves
ROCHESTER, N. Y.-"Nope-it's not
because we didn't pay our rent- the rea-
son is our busin ess has increased 500%
in th e last year. We needed room and more
room. So we went all out and bought our
own building- in fa ct, three buildings-
-- with room for ex pansion. On and after
December 1st we' ll be in our new home
at 550 Clinton Avenue, North."
_ So said th e novel card mailed out by
Vall ey Specialty Co., Inc., to announce
th eir removal to th eir recently acquired
new buildings.
MAY-BELL
IS NOW READY!
This LATEST RECONVERSION of the famous MAY-BELL has eliminated practically
all service calls. Now sold on a I 0-day money-back guarantee. Write for details arid
price. Will reconvert older models of May-Bell at nominal cost.
SAM MAY INDUSTRIES
2000 N. OAKLEY AVE.
HUMBOLDT 5497
for
Bally THOROBREDS
Keeney SUPER BELLS
Etc.
- - SEE -
PAUL A. LAYMON
CHICAGO 47, ILL.
wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
THE BLUE BLOODS OF THE INDUSTRY READ THE REVIEW EXCLUSIVELY!
https://elibrary.arcade-museum.com
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