Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1945 March - Page 45
FINANCING
for Music Operators
When you want to finance equipment
THE
or take over a route, bring your
COIN
TUBE
problems to Morris Plan.
We have the financing experience
and know-how that gets things done
-in a hurry!
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
MORRIS
PLAN
Resources over $8,500,000
MAN
-*-
Crifilll Typel OIIer.d
CORlumer Mark.t II
OPA Retail List Prilts.
Writ. lor Twice
Monthly Innnlory
Releaso Sheel.
L-265
Radio Tubes
for all
makes
of
Suppliers'
Certificate
Required
436 N. TERRACE DR.
WICHITA 8, KANSAS
San-Francisco-711 M arket
46
Oakland-1763 Broadway
FOR
MARCH
1945
Murdock Opens' Office
SAN FRANCISCO - George Murdock,
former Western factory representative for
Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corp., has opened
an office here at 1797 Un ion Street under
the name of George R. Murdock & Asso·
ciates, and installed George Bennett, for·
merly of M. A. Pollard & Co., as manager.
Associated with the firm is Willard
Wayne, elec tronic engineer, and at present
the Murdock office is spec ializin g in reo
building amplifiers to function properly on
four tubes of the variety available today.
For example, the Murdock firm can reo
build a 12·tube Seeburg amplifier to fun c-
tion on 4 tubes without endangering the
tone quality of the unit A stock of rebuilt
amplifiers, motors and pick-ups is available
for immediate exchange and operators have
merely to turn in their old unit and walk
out with a completely rebuilt one.
National Records Clicking
NEW YORK- National Records Corp. is
rapidly shaping up as one of the important
Extra Pine Switch
SERVICE KIT
$7.50
F.O.B. CHICAGO
- - SEE--
PAUL A. J.AYMON
DISTRIBUTOR
members among the independent record
manufacturers. Established over two years
ago, Nati'onal had been pressing records
for most of the sma ll er disc co mpa ni es at
its Phillipsburg, N. J., plant until recently.
Deciding to "speak for itself" last fall,
National introduced its own line of pres-
si ngs; on the Red National lab el. Retai lin g
at 75c appeared popular a nd hillbilly num·
bers. The blue label discs, retailing at $1.05
carry blues, jazz and instrumental numbers.
A. B. Green, president of National Rec·
ords, and its su bsidiary, National Plastics
Co rp. , stated: " Our po licy is to put on the
market th e numbers the public wants to
hear, when they want th em ; and to make
them available to the operator and retailer
when he needs th em." The firm's records
a re distributed from 'New York, and Chi-
cago where Irvin g Green is in charge of
National's outlet, the Mid West Music Co.
Some of the tal ent so far recorded on
National include Dick Thomas, cowboy si n-
ger; AI Trace and His Silly Symphonists:
Vincent Lopez and Hi s Orch. ; Raymond
Scott Orch.; Warren Evans, popular sepia
vocalist; Hank D'Amico Sextet and Quar·
tet; Emmett Berry's Jazz Fi~e, and many
others.
Curren tly, National Records is excited
abo ut th eir new release of "S. K. Blues"
by Jo e Turner, Esquire's Blues Winner in
their all-American Poll. In the poll Joe
took top honors and hi s famou s "Wee Baby
Blues" was mentioned by three of Esquire's
board of experts as their favorite record.
Turner is th e originator of th e robust style
of blues sho uting so imitated today.
Another National favorite (we're speak.
ing of th e record lab el as well) is the Al
Trace recording of "Ru m and Coca-Cola."
And, com in g up fa st, are the Warren Evans
sepia swoon star rendition s of "I Wonder"
and "I'm Lost."
All in all-National is a compa ny, to
watch. It has amhitious plans for the future.
* * *
A geldin g is a stallion who had his ton-
sils out so he would have more time to
himself.
6SC7·5Z3·80·83·2A4G and 70L7
These tubes are next to impossible to secure. We have adapters for making the changeover
that require no changes in the amplifier or remote boxes.
#100-6SC7 to 7F7
'I #205-2A4G to 2051 (Seeburg Guns'
110-5Z3 to 5U4G -
210-2A4G to 2051 (Remote Music'
125-80 to 5T4, 5V4G, 5Y3 or 5Z4
'
215-70L7 to 7A4-7A5 (Seeburg Remote
126-83 to 5U4G or 5X4
Boxes'
$3 .00 Each in lots of Six
$6.50 Each, Minimum Shipment of Six
Thes. have all been tried and proven thoroughly satisfactory. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION .
Absolutely no worry, anyone can ma.ke the change, carry these in your service kit as standard
equipment. One-third with order, balance C. ,0 . D.
HERMITAGE MUSIC COMPA.NY
416A BROAD ST.
NASHVILLE 3, TENN.
THE BLUE BLOODS OF THE INDUSTRY READ TIlE REVIEW EXCLUSIVELY!
for Music Operators
When you want to finance equipment
THE
or take over a route, bring your
COIN
TUBE
problems to Morris Plan.
We have the financing experience
and know-how that gets things done
-in a hurry!
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
MORRIS
PLAN
Resources over $8,500,000
MAN
-*-
Crifilll Typel OIIer.d
CORlumer Mark.t II
OPA Retail List Prilts.
Writ. lor Twice
Monthly Innnlory
Releaso Sheel.
L-265
Radio Tubes
for all
makes
of
Suppliers'
Certificate
Required
436 N. TERRACE DR.
WICHITA 8, KANSAS
San-Francisco-711 M arket
46
Oakland-1763 Broadway
FOR
MARCH
1945
Murdock Opens' Office
SAN FRANCISCO - George Murdock,
former Western factory representative for
Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corp., has opened
an office here at 1797 Un ion Street under
the name of George R. Murdock & Asso·
ciates, and installed George Bennett, for·
merly of M. A. Pollard & Co., as manager.
Associated with the firm is Willard
Wayne, elec tronic engineer, and at present
the Murdock office is spec ializin g in reo
building amplifiers to function properly on
four tubes of the variety available today.
For example, the Murdock firm can reo
build a 12·tube Seeburg amplifier to fun c-
tion on 4 tubes without endangering the
tone quality of the unit A stock of rebuilt
amplifiers, motors and pick-ups is available
for immediate exchange and operators have
merely to turn in their old unit and walk
out with a completely rebuilt one.
National Records Clicking
NEW YORK- National Records Corp. is
rapidly shaping up as one of the important
Extra Pine Switch
SERVICE KIT
$7.50
F.O.B. CHICAGO
- - SEE--
PAUL A. J.AYMON
DISTRIBUTOR
members among the independent record
manufacturers. Established over two years
ago, Nati'onal had been pressing records
for most of the sma ll er disc co mpa ni es at
its Phillipsburg, N. J., plant until recently.
Deciding to "speak for itself" last fall,
National introduced its own line of pres-
si ngs; on the Red National lab el. Retai lin g
at 75c appeared popular a nd hillbilly num·
bers. The blue label discs, retailing at $1.05
carry blues, jazz and instrumental numbers.
A. B. Green, president of National Rec·
ords, and its su bsidiary, National Plastics
Co rp. , stated: " Our po licy is to put on the
market th e numbers the public wants to
hear, when they want th em ; and to make
them available to the operator and retailer
when he needs th em." The firm's records
a re distributed from 'New York, and Chi-
cago where Irvin g Green is in charge of
National's outlet, the Mid West Music Co.
Some of the tal ent so far recorded on
National include Dick Thomas, cowboy si n-
ger; AI Trace and His Silly Symphonists:
Vincent Lopez and Hi s Orch. ; Raymond
Scott Orch.; Warren Evans, popular sepia
vocalist; Hank D'Amico Sextet and Quar·
tet; Emmett Berry's Jazz Fi~e, and many
others.
Curren tly, National Records is excited
abo ut th eir new release of "S. K. Blues"
by Jo e Turner, Esquire's Blues Winner in
their all-American Poll. In the poll Joe
took top honors and hi s famou s "Wee Baby
Blues" was mentioned by three of Esquire's
board of experts as their favorite record.
Turner is th e originator of th e robust style
of blues sho uting so imitated today.
Another National favorite (we're speak.
ing of th e record lab el as well) is the Al
Trace recording of "Ru m and Coca-Cola."
And, com in g up fa st, are the Warren Evans
sepia swoon star rendition s of "I Wonder"
and "I'm Lost."
All in all-National is a compa ny, to
watch. It has amhitious plans for the future.
* * *
A geldin g is a stallion who had his ton-
sils out so he would have more time to
himself.
6SC7·5Z3·80·83·2A4G and 70L7
These tubes are next to impossible to secure. We have adapters for making the changeover
that require no changes in the amplifier or remote boxes.
#100-6SC7 to 7F7
'I #205-2A4G to 2051 (Seeburg Guns'
110-5Z3 to 5U4G -
210-2A4G to 2051 (Remote Music'
125-80 to 5T4, 5V4G, 5Y3 or 5Z4
'
215-70L7 to 7A4-7A5 (Seeburg Remote
126-83 to 5U4G or 5X4
Boxes'
$3 .00 Each in lots of Six
$6.50 Each, Minimum Shipment of Six
Thes. have all been tried and proven thoroughly satisfactory. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION .
Absolutely no worry, anyone can ma.ke the change, carry these in your service kit as standard
equipment. One-third with order, balance C. ,0 . D.
HERMITAGE MUSIC COMPA.NY
416A BROAD ST.
NASHVILLE 3, TENN.
THE BLUE BLOODS OF THE INDUSTRY READ TIlE REVIEW EXCLUSIVELY!
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