Marketplace
Issue: 1973 June 30 - Page 6
MARKETPLACE
NEWSLETTER
PAGE 6, JUNE 30, 1973
Upper picture, year 1947, the famed Wurlitzer 1100 going
great success followed an even greater Wurlitzer jukebox of 1946, the sensational model
1015. Ma.ny and many an operator who started in this business immediately after War II,
still showers great praise on the 1015 and Wurlitzer's model 1100 of 1947. What grand
and nostalgic memories these jukeboxes revive.
Here we are, bottom picture, 1973, and even tho the hair on the production workers is
longer, it's still grand, old nostalgia revival time. They're producing the brand new
Wurlitzer Model 1050 that has won worldwide press notices and has exceeded all Wurlitzer
expectations for revival sales. Perhaps it's best expressed by Amile A. Addy, Wurlitzer
vice-pres and manager of the No.Tonawanda division who said, "The juke box is back. We
can't wait for all the world to see it."
NEWSLETTER
PAGE 6, JUNE 30, 1973
Upper picture, year 1947, the famed Wurlitzer 1100 going
great success followed an even greater Wurlitzer jukebox of 1946, the sensational model
1015. Ma.ny and many an operator who started in this business immediately after War II,
still showers great praise on the 1015 and Wurlitzer's model 1100 of 1947. What grand
and nostalgic memories these jukeboxes revive.
Here we are, bottom picture, 1973, and even tho the hair on the production workers is
longer, it's still grand, old nostalgia revival time. They're producing the brand new
Wurlitzer Model 1050 that has won worldwide press notices and has exceeded all Wurlitzer
expectations for revival sales. Perhaps it's best expressed by Amile A. Addy, Wurlitzer
vice-pres and manager of the No.Tonawanda division who said, "The juke box is back. We
can't wait for all the world to see it."
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