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Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)

Issue: 1947 April - Page 73

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One of the classiest coin radios on the
market is Melody Time, manufactured by
Commercial Radio Corp., who will occupy
quarters at 1707 W. Pico after May 1.
Melody Time comes in two models: console
and nightstand, and three finishes: blonde, •
walnut and leatherette. Both models are
equipped with ten and 25 cent chutes. Two
hundred have been contracted for by the'
Ambassador Hotel and another 200 by the
Town House. H. G. Sherry, prominent local
music man, is president of the corporation.
J. J. Greenfield of Coast Enterprises has
returned from Phoenix where he opened
offices in the Phoenix Merchandise Mart.
Coast is exclusive distributor for Tradio in
the Los Angeles area and the state.. of
Arizona, and for the Mills Hot Coffee
Vendor in Southern California.
Out-of-state distributors spotted along the
Row lining up equipment included Sam
Yaras, Texas, and Herman Rosen_berg, New
York.
Back in Southern California after a
seven-year stay in the Pacific Northwest is
Walter (Solly) Solomon, former head uf
Western Distributors in Seattle. THE RE-
VIEW'S roving reporter met Solly on the
Row, and the genial jobber was quick to
deny he has made a local connection and is
soon entering the business here_ "I am
staying in Los Angeles and I will get back
in the business-but not before the last of
this year or the first of next. Right now my
prime problem is finding a place for my
family to live." Solly's hiatus period is
predicated by. two reasons: first, he feels
the Industry will be more stabilized in eight
to ten months, and second, he needs a break
in the . steady seven-year grind. Besides
manhghlg Western Distributors, he was also
in charge of a large arcade on First Avenue
in Seattle, and for two-and-a-haU years
worked 14 hours a day, seven days a week_
Sam Lubow, district manager for Supe-
rior Products, passed through town fast-
but not too fast to pause for a few minutes
to extol the virtues of his firm's sales-
boards_
.BIG PARLAY
KEENEY'S NEW I·BALL
PAYTABLE IS READY
FOR YOU
*Order Keeney's BIG PARLAY with
full confidence. This new l·ball game
has lieen pretested in every type of
location. Has definite player appeal.
Two selections plus a big Bonus
Jackpot Award pop up with first
coin inserted. Next three coins eac.h
post up a selection for a total of
five selections and four Bonus Jack.
pot Awards valued from 6 to 40.
Players can't resist Insertjng a total
of 7 COrNS to lite up 8 selectIons
and cover those four random Bonus
Jackpot Awards. There's added
"Come·on" with A·B·C·D and Super
Score Award pockets. Lite up B·I·G
P·A·R·L·A· Y and it's good for 40 to '
80 points.
PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY
IMMEDIATE DELIVER.YI
BADGER SALES ·CO. ·
Irving Rich, local operator for the past
20 years, says Total Roll and Pokerino are
the big play pieces in his operations_
After resigning from S.C.A.M.O.A., Mol-
lie Simon hied to Las Vegas for a vacation
and paid all expenses through some lucky
gaming at the blackjack tables. Then she
returned to Los Angeles to take over duties
Now On Disp/II,
H. C. EVANS & COo'S
BANe TAIL
WINTER BOOK
GALLOPING DOMINOS
of business coordinator for Music Operators
Association of Southern California. Soon
thereafter her luck deserted her. A mani-
curist played the "Hang Nail Blues" on
the little finger of Mollie's right hand; in-
fection set in, and a physician had to per-
form some fancy carving before ·he was
able to rescue her from blood poisoning_
Fred Reilly, one of ,the oldest digger
men in the country, has transferred his
major interest -to the water softener busi-
ness and has relegated claws to a sideline
status_
Bill Wolf, back from a three-week jaunt
to San Francisco and the Pacific Northwest,
reports: "Business up North is good." He
sold AMI's and games to Roxy Amusement,
Vancouver, B. c.; telephone units and other
equipment to Vic Little at Victoria, B. C.;
various pieces to Hi-Tone Music, Frank
Countner, Nelson and Michael, and Irving
Stept, Seattle; and Beason Music Co.,
Puyallup, Wash.
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AIT COIN CHUTES
and
COMMERCIAL COIN
DETECTORS

WILLIAMSON DISTRIBUTING CO.
Exclusive Evans Distributor for Northeastern California
1815 K Street. Phone 4·3771
1612 W. PICO BLVD.
Los Angeles 15. Calif.
Sacramento. California
Mills Vest Pocket F.P ••
Chutes ••••• $3.50
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PAUL A. LAYMON
COIN
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