Automatic World
Issue: 1932-November - Page 14
AUTOMATIC
Fourteen
WORLD
A Visit to the All-American
Twin Factory
The Dallas Novelty Sales
CO'
est Factory in the South.
I
Inc. Operate Larg-
Is Headed by
Trained EHicient Executives
By Tom Murray
On Wednesday, October 26, I paid
a pleasant visit to the factory of the
Dallas Novelty Sal es Company, mak-
ers of that famou s doubl e pin game ,
the All-America n Twin, in Dallas,
Texas.
To say that I was amazed at such
a plant being right h er e in T exas
would be putting it mildly. I ex-
pe cted to see the usual s ort of mill,
that is so much in evidence at this
time throughout Amer ica, making
pin games.
But I was soon re-
lieved of this thought.
only vend,s
ALL Prodlu cts
I t Sells Them
If you want big -profi ts that are per-
manent year in and year out ) t ry this
M erchandise r before you buy any m a -
ch ine. W r ite for detai ls t oday I
THE
NORTHWESTERN
CORPORA TION
910 Annstrong St.
T ur k ey
Morris, Ill.
PUSH
CARDS
Harry Turner, the sales manager,
escorted me through the factory,
showing me here and there the many
machines, saws and what-nots used
in the production of their games.
There is a sy stem of production in
evidence in this large factory of the
S outh. A well organized force work-
ing together and creating an unusual
quality machine at a price that af-
fords the operator s some real co-op-
eration along the line of a super
product at a low cost.
The Dallas Novelty Sales Com-
pany is an efficient organization, in-
corporated under the Texas laws and
is headed by real, reliable, and cap-
able business men. Mr. Otto Coer-
vel', president of the firm, is a man
of broad experience in the making
of coin operated machines. He has
the ability and has undergone the
training that speaks in favor of a
real executive. Mr. J. W. Davis is
in charge of all secretarial work and
handles the two large front offices
in a manner that is' unusual for this
industry. Harry Turner , the sales
manager, is on the go, one minute
here and then there or somewhere
else. You will find him in the ship-
ping room seeing that a certain ship-
m ent gets off for Louisiana, or New
Jer sey. Harry takes a great pride
in seeing that every machine that
leaves the factory is absolutely all
right in every respect. "If we please
th e operators Our success is a ssured,"
says Harry.
One machine, says
Harry, placed on location, working
perfectly and making money for its
owner, is the best ad in the world
f or any manufacturer.
Mr. Coerver assured u s that it is
the intentions of his company to
build quality machines year in and
Depression Prices
Also PUSh CARDS, ~:~~.oI0~~h2"o~ti!· Ready for Jmmediate Shipment.
CENTRAL PRESS
34 South Third Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Nove mb er, 19 32
year out. "We are not just a fly-
by-night affair; we are citizens of
Dallas and the great state of Texas;
tax payers, property owner s, and our
references are the best obtainable,"
say these men who are at the head
of this growing Texas firm. And
the writer of this article happens to
know that this is true. A firm you
can trust your deposit with and a
firm who will back up and stand be-
hind every promise they make. In
fact, the Dallas Novelty Sales Com-
pany, Inc., are just the kind of folks
we need to put this coin machine in-
dustry on a higher and safer plane
and create a higher standard that
will demand wholehearted public re-
spect.
The All-American Twin is a super
production, contains quality construc-
tion, gorgeous appearance and abil-
ity to get the money. What else
does one desire ? All told the Dallas
Novelty Sales Co., Inc., are a fine
bunch to do bu siness with and their
All-American Twin is a fin e ma-
chine to operate.
•
TEXAS JOBBING FIRM GROWS
Schatz Novelty Company, of Bern-
ham, Texas, is one of the South's
growing jobbers and distributors'.
The firm is headed by Eddie Schatz
who is the possess or of a wide experi-
ence in the coin-machine business.
The policy of the company is to ren-
der good service to operators and
supply them with the best mach ines
and supplies possible to obtain .
Right now they are featuring the fa-
mous Rock-Ola machine, Juggle Ball.
They give a s reference the Burton
State Bank of Burton, Texas, and
Dun and Br ad street.
•
LOUISIANA OPERATOR ONCE
NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN
E. R. Gammage, the live wire op-
eratoI" of Westlake, La., once raced
around the country a s a news reel
cameraman for Universal News
Weekly. He also covered the Mex-
ican war in 1914-15 and was an offi-
cial motion picture cameraman with
the U . S. army during the World
war. He has in his possession 50,-
feet of nature scenes and 6,000 still
negatives of birds' and animals. He
owns one of the largest libraries of
natural history motion pictures and
still views in the U. S. A.
Right now Mr. Gammage is oper-
ating the All-American Twin, a mar-
ble game of super quality made by
the Dallas Novelty Sales Co., Inc.
Fourteen
WORLD
A Visit to the All-American
Twin Factory
The Dallas Novelty Sales
CO'
est Factory in the South.
I
Inc. Operate Larg-
Is Headed by
Trained EHicient Executives
By Tom Murray
On Wednesday, October 26, I paid
a pleasant visit to the factory of the
Dallas Novelty Sal es Company, mak-
ers of that famou s doubl e pin game ,
the All-America n Twin, in Dallas,
Texas.
To say that I was amazed at such
a plant being right h er e in T exas
would be putting it mildly. I ex-
pe cted to see the usual s ort of mill,
that is so much in evidence at this
time throughout Amer ica, making
pin games.
But I was soon re-
lieved of this thought.
only vend,s
ALL Prodlu cts
I t Sells Them
If you want big -profi ts that are per-
manent year in and year out ) t ry this
M erchandise r before you buy any m a -
ch ine. W r ite for detai ls t oday I
THE
NORTHWESTERN
CORPORA TION
910 Annstrong St.
T ur k ey
Morris, Ill.
PUSH
CARDS
Harry Turner, the sales manager,
escorted me through the factory,
showing me here and there the many
machines, saws and what-nots used
in the production of their games.
There is a sy stem of production in
evidence in this large factory of the
S outh. A well organized force work-
ing together and creating an unusual
quality machine at a price that af-
fords the operator s some real co-op-
eration along the line of a super
product at a low cost.
The Dallas Novelty Sales Com-
pany is an efficient organization, in-
corporated under the Texas laws and
is headed by real, reliable, and cap-
able business men. Mr. Otto Coer-
vel', president of the firm, is a man
of broad experience in the making
of coin operated machines. He has
the ability and has undergone the
training that speaks in favor of a
real executive. Mr. J. W. Davis is
in charge of all secretarial work and
handles the two large front offices
in a manner that is' unusual for this
industry. Harry Turner , the sales
manager, is on the go, one minute
here and then there or somewhere
else. You will find him in the ship-
ping room seeing that a certain ship-
m ent gets off for Louisiana, or New
Jer sey. Harry takes a great pride
in seeing that every machine that
leaves the factory is absolutely all
right in every respect. "If we please
th e operators Our success is a ssured,"
says Harry.
One machine, says
Harry, placed on location, working
perfectly and making money for its
owner, is the best ad in the world
f or any manufacturer.
Mr. Coerver assured u s that it is
the intentions of his company to
build quality machines year in and
Depression Prices
Also PUSh CARDS, ~:~~.oI0~~h2"o~ti!· Ready for Jmmediate Shipment.
CENTRAL PRESS
34 South Third Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Nove mb er, 19 32
year out. "We are not just a fly-
by-night affair; we are citizens of
Dallas and the great state of Texas;
tax payers, property owner s, and our
references are the best obtainable,"
say these men who are at the head
of this growing Texas firm. And
the writer of this article happens to
know that this is true. A firm you
can trust your deposit with and a
firm who will back up and stand be-
hind every promise they make. In
fact, the Dallas Novelty Sales Com-
pany, Inc., are just the kind of folks
we need to put this coin machine in-
dustry on a higher and safer plane
and create a higher standard that
will demand wholehearted public re-
spect.
The All-American Twin is a super
production, contains quality construc-
tion, gorgeous appearance and abil-
ity to get the money. What else
does one desire ? All told the Dallas
Novelty Sales Co., Inc., are a fine
bunch to do bu siness with and their
All-American Twin is a fin e ma-
chine to operate.
•
TEXAS JOBBING FIRM GROWS
Schatz Novelty Company, of Bern-
ham, Texas, is one of the South's
growing jobbers and distributors'.
The firm is headed by Eddie Schatz
who is the possess or of a wide experi-
ence in the coin-machine business.
The policy of the company is to ren-
der good service to operators and
supply them with the best mach ines
and supplies possible to obtain .
Right now they are featuring the fa-
mous Rock-Ola machine, Juggle Ball.
They give a s reference the Burton
State Bank of Burton, Texas, and
Dun and Br ad street.
•
LOUISIANA OPERATOR ONCE
NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN
E. R. Gammage, the live wire op-
eratoI" of Westlake, La., once raced
around the country a s a news reel
cameraman for Universal News
Weekly. He also covered the Mex-
ican war in 1914-15 and was an offi-
cial motion picture cameraman with
the U . S. army during the World
war. He has in his possession 50,-
feet of nature scenes and 6,000 still
negatives of birds' and animals. He
owns one of the largest libraries of
natural history motion pictures and
still views in the U. S. A.
Right now Mr. Gammage is oper-
ating the All-American Twin, a mar-
ble game of super quality made by
the Dallas Novelty Sales Co., Inc.
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).