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THE

CONFIDENTIAL WEEKLY

OF THE

COIN MACHINE INDUSTR

VOL. 11, NO. 49

SEPTEMBER 2, 1950

Rosemary Clooney, Columbia Records singing star, lends an ear while ace songwriter, Frank Loesser runs thru his new tune "Why Fight The Feeling?" currently getting quite a play from the operators. Rosemary Clooney records exclu- sively on Columbia Records. Personal Management: Joe Shribman.

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You can classify the 48 tunes on a Wurlitzer 1250 in WURLITZER up to SIX SECTIONS for quick, easy selection from MODEL 4820 a program "custom-built" for any location. 54 104 254 Enables patrons to play both sides of each of the 24 records on the 1250.

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the dismay of the location owners who had come to depend Sales Tax on them for stimulating cigarette sales. For years inventors in this industry have been trying to replace these counter machines with others just as intrigu- ing and profitable. Everyone knows that a counter game, Increases Boom which can be located on the cashier's counter, is going to help boom business for the location, as well as the operator. Penny Games Many are already presenting, anti others are planning, penny amusement counter games to give the public just Ever since anyone can remember in this industry, it what it likes .to obtain part of the many sales tax pennies has always been a known and accepted fact that the counter which jingle in the public's pockets. in any retail establishment, where the cashier makes change City after city is calling attention to the fact that they for customers, has always been, and still is, the very finest will have to raise local sales taxes. This, they claim, is their location for coin operated equipment. only sure method of continuing to pay for the higher cost This is the location where the reel type counter games of public administration. proved themselves among the greatest moneymakers this Therefore, since sales taxes are going up, then the industry has ever known. ingenious inventors in this industry should put their heads Simply by charging one penny for a play, and offering together and find something for Mr. and Mrs. America as an award a pack of cigarettes, these machines stimulated which will meet with approval, and which will give the cigarette sales business for the storekeeper. public sufficient amusement to attract some of those sales tax pennies. There are storekeepers by the thousands, clear across the nation, who will testify that these small reel -type games There can, most definitely, be a boom in penny play boomed the sales of cigarettes from 200% to over 500%. amusement counter games. This is already apparent to one and all in the field. Such business stimulation is unequalled. But, for some reason or other, the Federal Government. decided some It is up to the industry's inventive minds to create a years ago that the penny reel games were in the very same small counter game, so outstanding that it will once again classification as the bell machines and, therefore, by plac- revive one of the best location spots for coin operated ing a tax of $100 per year upon these little machines (now machines which has ever been known to the industry, the $150 per year), they were driven out of the field, much to counter where the cashier is making change.

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The nation's economic experts, especially in further than those three years. The members All this is part of his planning-now. He private letters to business men, are urging of the field, especially the operators, must plan must know how many parts he requires annu- them to place their businesses on a war foot- ahead to protect themselves, if they desire to ally. How many new machines it is best for ing for 1951, 1952 and even 1953. And, they remain in business. him to have on his route and on hand. How state, they see no change even beyond those First of all, they must have a sufficient num- many used machines he needs. What machines years. ber of machines on their routes, and on hand, are his best bet over the long What has pull. All this already happened in 1950, since so that they can replace and switch about is part of the planning ahead he must do the opening of the Korean incident, gives some when necessary. They must have parts and right now. t idea of how correct these experts seem to be supplies for some period of time ahead to He must carefully check his employee situ- in their contention that the average business- take care of these machines. ation. Perhaps man must place his firm on he has too many young men a war footing. This they can plan from checking their regu- in his employ who will be taken away, as the Operators have been urged by this publica- lar purchases of parts and supplies for their draft grows tion to plan ahead. They have machines, more demanding. He should also been told of and strike an average of what they plan to so arrange his route that, should he constant price hikes. Of how scarce skilled will require while, at the same time, more be left with labor has become. They have fewer employees, servicemen and been warned carefully watching their equipment, and treat- mechanics, he will either be able to substi- regarding parts and supplies. They have been ing it a lot better than they have in the past. tute with told that whatever machines are women, as happened in World War available may This war period is not one of profit. It is, II, with older help, or will be able to service not be long on the market. instead, one where the average operator's im- All these facts outlying equipment much less frequently, so were backed up each and portance to the entire overall picture will be that he does not tax his force. every week by the news which was being re- judged by what he can do to help the war leased from Washington. There Every angle of his business should be care- should be no effort. fully checked, and doubt, to anyone who has been reading the He certainly can be of great help to the war then rechecked. This is editorials which have the time when, even tho planning is more or appeared in this pub- effort with his games and phonos. These are less lication, that this magazine has been ex- among the finest "morale boosters" the nation somewhat upset, he should arrange his tremely mild in its statements in comparison has entire business so that he can carry on, pro- ever known. What's more, they are ex- vided he wants to to actualities. tremely economical to play that no one can carry on, for the duration. With 61/4e steel being quoted at 18( per lb. misjudge their worth from this one standpoint His value to the community must be en- With lumber growing more scarce by the sec- alone. hanced and stressed in every possible fashion. ond. With copper, tin, zinc. aluminum, rubber, But, just because they are economical morale He is among the most important of the morale and all the other basic materials being placed boosters, and will help to a great extent to boosters. His amusement games and phonos under stringent controls. With one announce- ease the nervous strain and tension which will will be played more constantly. They will re- ment of allocations after another, the trade become part and parcel of the terrific war lax raw nerves. They will stimulate people. realizes that its only chance to survive is to production drive, does not mean that this, in He must point this out to his location own- plan well, and to plan far ahead. itself, will maintain the operators in business. ers. He should try to keep his music going Many operators recoiled when they heard They must plan ahead. Every operator must for as long as possible each day. He should, prices of late model used machines quoted. burn some midnight oil to figure just what he at the same time, rearrange his commission Today, just a few weeks later, these same will need for the next few years. He must lay setups with his location owners so that all will prices have again gone up. And they will con- out an entire schedule of parts and supplies enjoy amusement and music. tinue upwards. The fact remains that, as new and machines. He should follow this with a Regardless of what the future holds, there machines become more and more difficult to systematic purchasing program. He should is every reason to believe in the importance obtain, used equipment will, most naturally, know what he will require and, if not at one of the average juke box and amusement games rise to higher and still higher prices. What's time, then gradually, obtain what he will need. operator as an important individual -in his more, even at these higher prices these late He should then rearrange and even concen- community at this time. This is what he can model used machines are no longer obtainable trate his entire route. He should pull all of "sell" and "sell hard" to his locations owners, in any appreciable quantity. his machines closer together if at all possible. and thru these retailers, to the general public. There's a long pull ahead. At least a three He must plan on gas, truck, tire and other Whether he realizes it or not, every operator year pull, in the opinion of the nation's lead- rationing, which is sure to come as time goes is a definite factor in the victory ing future of economists. They don't dare predict any on. this nation. He must work, think, plan, fight. , I The Cash Box, Music Page 5 Sie ptem ber 2, 1950 ..e

The Nation."s i! / t t f ..

TOP TEN Ut.

duke BoTu ries CODE AB-Abbey DE-Decca RE-Regent AL-Aladdin Uv-Dclear RO-Rondo AP-Apollo HT-Hi-Tone SA-Savoy The Top Ten Tuncs Netting BB-Bluebird KI-King LO-London SIT-Sittin' In Heaviest Play In The Nation's Juke BU-Bullet CA-Capitol ME-Mercury SP-Specialty Boxes, Compiled From Reports Sub- CM-Commodore MG-MGM TE-Tempo mitted Weekly To The Cash Box CO-Columbia MO-Modern TW-Tower By Leading Music Operators CR-Coral NA-National RA-Rainbow VI-Victor Throughout The Country. DA-Dana Denotes Most Popular Recording. Record Companies Listed Alphabetically

Pos. Last GOODNIGHT IRENE Week GORDON JENKINS & THE WEAVERS CA-1142-Jo Stafford DE -27077-G. Jenkins & The Weavers CO-38892-Frank Sinatra ME-5448-Alexander Brothers CR-60266-Cliff Steward VI-20-3870-Dennis Dnv 0 DE-46255-Foley & Tubb

TZENA, TZENA, TZENA GORDON JENKINS & THE WEAVERS CO-38885-Mitch Miller O. ME-5454-Vic Damone DE -27077-G. Jenkins & The Weavers VI-20-3847-Ralph Flanagan O. 0 DE-27053-The Weavers MONA LISA * KING COLE CA-1104-Eddie Grant LO-619-Charlie Spivak O. CA-1010-King Cole ME-5447-Alexander Bros. CO-38768-Harry James O. MG-10689-Art Lund CR-60250-Leighton Noble O. VI-20-3753-Dennis Day 0 0E-27048-Victor Young O. VI-20-3882-Ralph Flanagan 0.

SAM'S SONG >.< GARY AND BING CROSBY CA-962-Joe Carr LO-693-Hogan & Wayne CO-38876-Toni Harper ME-5450-Harry Geller O. 4 CR-60250-Leighton Noble O. MG-10743-The Melodeons DE-27033-Victor Young O. VI-20-3798-Freddy Martin O. DE-27112-Gary And Bing Crosby

SIMPLE MELODY * BING & GARY CROSBY-JO STAFFORD CA-1039-Joe Stafford DE-27112-Bing & Gary Crosby CO-38827-Dinah Shore VI-20-3781-Phil Harris o CR-60227-Crosby-Gibbs

I WANNA BE LOVED ANDREWS SISTERS CO-38491-Buddy Clark MG-10716-Billy Eckstine CO-38825-Tony Bennett VI-20-3772-Fontaine Sisters DE-27007-Andrews Sisters

BEWITCHED BILL SNYDER CA-1000-Mel Tonne MG-30120-David Rose O. CO-38821-Benny Goodman O. TW-1473-Bill Snyder CO-38821-Doris Day VI-20-3726-Larry Green DE-24983-Gordon Jenkins O. VI-20-3617-Andre Previn o ME-5399-Jan August & Harmonicats LA VIE EN ROSE -r VICTOR YOUNG 0.-TONY MARTIN CA-890-Paul Weston O. MG-30227-Macklin Marrow O. CO-38768-Harry James O. VI-20-3819-Tony Martin DE-24816-Victor Young O. VI-20-3739-Melachrino O. DE-27111-Bing Crosby VI-20-3882-Ralph Flanagan O. DE-27113-Louis Armstrong

BONAPARTE'S RETREAT ,, KAY STARR CA-936-Kay Starr DE-46209-Buz Butler CO-38891-Phil Napoleon O V1-20-3766-Gene .Krupa CO-20706-Leon McAuliffe VI-21-0111-Pee Wee King

COUNT EVERY STAR HUGO WINTERHALTER OR('H. CA-979-Roy Anthony O. DE-48158-The Blenders CA-859-Ray Anthony O. DE-27042-Dick Haymes CO-38732-Herb Jeffries NA-9111-The Ravens CR-60142-Harry Babbitt VI-20-3697-Hugo Winterhalter O.

11) MY FOOLISH HEART. 12) HOOP DEE DOO. 13) I CROSS MY FINGERS. 14) THIRD MAN THEME. 15) SENTIMENTAL ME. 16) CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN? 17) SOMETIME. 18) EL MAMBO. 19) JUST SAY I LOVE HER. 20) NO OTHER LOVE. Please mention THE CASH BOX when answering ads-it proves you're a real coin machine man! The Cash Box, Music Page 6 September 2, 1950 THE CASH BOX

Only Records Considered Best Suited To The Requirements Of The Trade Are Reviewed On These Pages.

"\\ HEN YOU'RE A LONG, LONG "THE RED WE WANT IS THE RED WAY FROM HOME" (2:58) WE'VE GOT" (2:03) "THE TEXAS SONG" (2:23) "CINCINNATI DANCING PIG" KAY STARR DISK OF THE WEEK ((2:37) (Capitol 1152) JOE (FINGERS) CARR The rich thrushing'of Kay Starr (Capitol 1182) and the fine backing of Frank De Vol's "LET'S DO IT AGAIN" (2i30) Capitol's master of the 88, Joe Carr, ork lend an air of appeal to the top "NOLA" turns in a rousing rendition of the deck ballad oldie. The ditty -is a long- (2:49) flag-waving novelty that is attracting established favorite that moves slowly GUY LOMBARDO ORCH. loads of attention. With the Star - and nostalgically. Coupler is a clap - lighters doing the chanting this looks hands Western novelty that is peppy (Decca 27178) to be a winner. Below airs another enough to ring through for the chirp. and the music combining the most version of the "Pig" novelty, replete Ops should listen. catchy and infectious of the old- with grunting and clicking along. Ops time qualities. Guy Lombardo's Trio will go for the top slice. "TAKE YOUR GIRLIE TO THE handles the vocalizing and the en- MOVIES" (2:35) tire package is given the kind of "JUST AN ECHO IN THE VALLEY" "SWEET CIDER TIME WHEN YOU sendoff that spells heavy returns in (2:58) WERE MINE" (2:33) the juke boxes around the nation. "MEMORIES OF YOU" (3:05) JACK TETER TRIO The coupling, "Nola," is already HUGO WINTERHALTER ORCH. (London 770) high in the popularity charts and (RCA Victor 20-3893) Upper circle is a novelty from way- receives a different sort of treat- "Echo" is an oldie ballad that back -when that could well win a lot ment here to make it a highly ef- makes for good listening what with the of favor in the current era of revivals. GUY LOMBARDO fective backing. Fred Kretizer and mellow spooning of Peter Hanley and Jack Teter handles the warbling on Buddy Brennan combine keyboard the orking of Hugo Winterhalter. Top the cornball patter and the Trio offers * Guy Lombardo has stepped into wizardry on the twin pianos to add notch choral arrangements weave in a rich, jazzy framing. Flip is another the novelty field here and comes out a catchy and clever rhythm to the and around the singer on both ends. ancient ditty, this time with an ap- with a hit record on a new ditty oldie that should make it a repeat Reverse is a twenty -year -old ballad pealing sing -along quality that looks that should be one of the hottest spinner on its own rights. Ops in set in smooth dance time. Ops with to win it heavy spins in tavern loca- sellers of the fall season. The tune the market for two big money sides dance spots will find this a must for tions. is a compilation of all of the old- are going to find these filling the heavy plays. fashioned styles that are currently bill-and the coin boxes-just as "LEAVE ME WITH A SMILE" (1:58) staging a smash comeback, with soon as they grab these platters "CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN?" (2:52) "AVALON TOWN" (2:05) the lyric extolling their virtues and get them into their boxes. "I DIDN'T KNOW" (2:46) CAVANAUGH'S CURBSTONE COPS HARRY RANCH ORCH. (Capitol 1157) (MGM 10777) One of Baton the most famous of all ANYTIME ANYPLACE ANYWHERE" "THE TOUCH OF YOUR LIPS" waver Harry Ranch makes Dixieland bands, "Cavanaugh's Curb- (2:40) (3:07) an auspicious; debut on MGM wax with stone Cops" demonstrate their particu- a first-class dance band and a girl - lar jazz style on "UNTIL THE REAL THING COMES "JUST IN CASE WE HAVE TO SAY these waxings with ALONG" singer that purrs prettily. Click top - the chirping stemming from the sweet (2:39) GOODBYE AGAIN" (3:09) deck is sold with sincerity and makes DAMITA pipes of singer Holly Desmond. Bottom JO ZIGGY ELMAN ORCH. a strong bid for favor. "I Didn't whirl adds a Spanish dance tempo in (Discovery 523) (MGM 10774) Know" is fair backing that moves part and some Thrush very reveals fine tootling by Damita Jo airs one of the On a dreamy, standard ballad the slowly. Our top choice sounds the group. Ops with the locations that very best voices that we have heard in like it will pull in the coin. like this material would do well to give singing of Larry Noble, and the expert a long, long time. The chirp does tricks trumpeting and orking of Ziggy Elman the platter a hearing. on a range too high for most singers "STICKS AND STONES" (2:30) combine gracefully to make "The "WHEN" (2:50) to even get near. The vocalist offers Touch Of Your Lips" hot "LET'S DO IT AGAIN" (2:55) two established ballads here that merit a contender AL TRACE ORCH. "DON'T MAKE ME SORRY" (2:50) for spots that feature dancing as well (Columbia 38932) the attention of every operator who is as listening. Over engraving FRANKIE CARLE ORCH. looking for solid appeal in his juke hands A familiar childhood expression (RCA Victor 20-3899) the sultry, fetching balladeering to "Sticks And Stones" affords the boxes. Our nod goes to the top press- Virginia Maxey title The "Disk Of The Week" ditty gets ing we for more sure-fire juke the theme for a cute, cleverly worded but urge ops to hear both and box appeal. Ops will a solid treatment from the piano of. get with them. find this platter novelty waxed here by Al Trace's ork Frankie Carle and the chorus chanting a steady money-maker. and pert chirp Nancy Wright. The in a well -paced rendition of the rous- turnabout is a torchy ballad sung by ing novelty number. "Don't Make Me "CINCINNATI DANCING PIG" Bob Vincent. Our votes go to "Sticks Sorry" is an up -tempo novelty with (2:47) "BLUES MY NAUGHTY SWEETIE And Stones" as a novelty with a lot of jump purring by gal tonsiler Terri "FORBIDDEN LOVE" (2:30) GIVES TO ME" (2:57) promise. Ops would do well to look Stevens. Ops could pay attention to into this one. the top waxing. VIC DAMONE "THREE LITTLE WORDS" (2:53) (Mercury 5477) BILL DARNEL "SNOOKY OOKUMS" (1:57) "AT SUNDOWN" (2:45) Upper etching is a novelty sensa- (Coral 60295) "IF I HAD A GIRL LIKE YOU" "DONKEY SERENADE" (3:00) tion that shows every indication of First edge is a rhythm ballad rem- (2:48) MACHITO ORCH. breaking out into a smash joke box iniscent of "Smiles" that receives a CLIFF STEWARD (Mercury 5467) waxing. Vic Damone's rendition is throaty, stirring chanting from Bill (Coral 60292) "Rhumba -King" Machito lends a rhythmic and the young singer's vocal Darnel that may slip it into the hit A solo piano ride by Ray Staunton Spanish air to the fast rising instru- appeal is sure to garner him a goodly class. Roy Ross does the orchestral is the high point in the catchy "Snooky mental "At Sundown" that shows off share of the heavy action on the song. backing on both rings with Ookums" which is already established the under as the versatility of his ork and sounds Bottom is a slow moving, torchy ballad shellac the title tune from the pic an outstanding piano novelty. Coup- like a winner in locations that go for that is effective enough to make it an ling lends itself to the vaudey. old- "Three Little Words." Darnel gives fashioned Latin tempos. The familiar classic, item worthy of a juke box spot in its the old ballad a jazzed treatment that is the spe- "Donkey Serenade," receives a rich up treatment cialty of Cliff Steward and the "San own right. Ops get our recommenda- that hands our nod to "Blues." Ops treatment and again comes through tion to load up on this one. Francisco Boys." Bottom should win solidly for the fans. are going to find the top ripe for plays. action in tavern spots. Both merit attention. "RUMBALERO" (3:34) "DID -EE, DID-EE DO RIGHT BY "THEM THERE EYES" (2:48) YOU?" (3:23) "KEEPS ON RAININ"' (3:13) FREDDY MARTIN ORCH. BILLIE HOLIDAY (RCA Victor 20-3893) 1 BEST BETS (Decca 27145) Into a South -of-the -border mood rn The hosts of fans who flock around goes the Freddy Martin the opinion of The Cash Box music staff records listed below, in addi- the banner vocalist aggregation tion to the "Disk" and "Sleeper" Of The Week. are those mou likely to of Billie Holiday on an instrumental set for some fast achieve. popularity. will go wild over her rendition of the stepping rhumba antics. In a change favorite, old ballad "Them * "ANYTIME ANYPLACE ANYWHERE" There of atmosphere the underside novelty Dcm.ta Jo Discovery 523 Eyes." The chirp's honeyed phrasing has Mery Griffin depicting a mother * "BILL BAILEY, WON'T YOU PLEASE and jumped up delivery makes this COME HOME?" questioning her daughter on the girl's Durante & Jackson MGM 30255 one of the best -ever efforts on the first dates. The younger "OH THEM DUDES" song. Coupling set will ap- * Polly Bergen RCA Victor 20-3886 ballad is more torchy preciate the wordage. * "BELOVED, BE FAITHFUL" with a suggestive lyric that should George Cates O. Coral 60291 garner spins galore. The Cash Box, Music Page 7 September 2, 1950

4,ße, 7,c.Czrj.t, M.,""'y"".:. This week's á' NOTE: All ds in this panel are to/eared listed alphabetically by tong title. NEW YORK: Gordon MacRae set to play New York for the first time in almost a year, when he opens at the Strand September 1st. His picture hit, "Tea For Two" will be on the bill too.... Harry Belafonte's return engagement at Birdland ee.on RCA Victor going over bid. Keep your eyes peeled for his new records-they're sure to catch on. ... Songstar Eddie Fisher has the makings of RELEASE f 50-35 F a pair of hot hits in his latest RCA Victor etching, "Thinking Of You" and "If You Should Leave Me." The songs placed one and two, in that order, on Ted Steele's POPULAR audience poll recently. . . . Sammy Kaye continues to break attendance marks on his current tour of one- indioatea recorda wAiat, McClellan has added personal man- according to actual sale., are nighters.... Clark PERRY COMO ®. recognized hits. The trade is agement to his arranging and publishing office. He's Patricia 20-3905 (47-3905)' urged to keep ample stocks of time reoords signed the Four Jacks And A Jill, led by Joe Derise Watchin' The Trains Go By on hand, or to reorder promptly when and featuring Terry Swope, former Benny Goodman current etocke begin to approach the vocalist. Group's first disk date is set with Admiral "sold -out" stage. Records.... Gene Krupa takes his band into Bop City Here come the following his current Capitol Theater engagement. DANCE BANDS Gene's will be the last featured band to play the spot again! ®. . . designates that record is to a floor show policy... . one of RCA Victbr'a "Certain before it switches regular leading on his way up from North Carolina to Seven"-- among the BENNY GOODMAN Jim Whittaker ',umber' on the trade paper beat eetL guest on the Robert Q. Lewis "ABC's Of Music" airer. GENE KRUPA inq retail sales charte. Obviously, sure Industrialist Walter Mack has been named General Chairman of the Dis- Cincinnati Dancing Pig thing, 4 Veterans "Garden Of Stars" benefit in Madison Square Garden, Swingin' Doors 20-3906 (47-3906) * abled American WEEK OF AUGUST 26 September 18th. . Thrush Fran Warren's opening at the Waldorf-Astoria VAUGHN MONROE really brought out the crowds. The gal's recording of "I Love The Guy" is This Is My Country bringing on plenty too-plenty of action in the phonos. . . Cincinnati seems The Great American Dream Bonaparte's Retreat Pig" to be the current favorite of songwriters. We've got "Cincinnati Dancing 20.3907 (47-3907) Gene Krupa breaking at the seams in the pop field, and you can look for "Cincinnati Hit o 20-3766-(47-3766) Parade" to do the same with folk fans. Latter tune has been waxed by Bill BETTY HUTTON o Franklin on Abbey.... Bobby Shad on his way to Houston-to keep a date with Orange Colored Sky Joe Bihari.... Extreme optimism exists throughout the entire disk biz, with Can't Stop Talking all eyes gleaned on the coming season as one of the biggest ever. And all be- 20-3908 (47-3908) Count Every Star cause they've thrown away their marbles, and settled down. Should have Hugo Winterhalter happened a year ago. POP - SPECIALTY 20-3697-(47-3221) o

CHICAGO: DUTCHMEN SIX FAT Cuddle Buggin' Baby Paul Cunningham of Von Tilzer, in town to pay tribute to Van Alstyne who Geneva Polka 25-1172 (51-1172) * Apple Tree" and other greats at Chicago's Annual Dutch Boy-Waltz penned "Shade Of The Old Enclosed One Music Festival, lunching with Buddy Brandom of Oriole Records. . . . Duke Ellington enjoying that great hand he's getting at the Regal Theatre. . . . Broken Heart Irwin Berke of Shapiro Bernstein absolutely beaming at COUNTRY the way "I Love The Girl" is going over.... Kenny Myers Eddy Arnold telling this one-Al Morgan played to an SRO crowd in ELTON BRITT 21-0342-(48-0342) at a benefit per- o Pittsburgh's First Presbyterian Church I'll Find You 21-0378 (48-0378) * formance and brought in over four hundred dollars of the (Remember Me) I'm The One Who five hundred needed. Al kicked in the rest to fill the quota. Loves You Is it any wonder he's got so many fans? ... Pearl Bailey, Good Night Irene the "Rockin' Chair" gal, at the Blue Note and simply has PEE WEE KING Dennis Day Cincinnati Dancing Pig the bistro rockin'.... Victor Borge will be plunkin' away 20-3870-(47-3870) at the Chicago Theatre come August '25.... Jimmy Dorsey We're Gonna Go Fishin' o doing a grand job at thé Edgewater.... Congrats to deejay 21-0379 (48-0379)* Dirk Courtenay on becomin' the papa of a bouncing baby ELTON BRITT I Cross My Fingers Welk to go on one -niters after closing Red Want Is The Red boy.... Lawrence BILLY ECKSTINE The We Perry current run at the Trianon.... Herbie Fields enjoyed a We've Got Como grand opening at Club Silhouette on Chi's northside.... Eddie Howard keeping There's A Star Spangled Banner 20-3846-(47-3846) o peace in the family with his waxing of "Daddy's Little Boy." Eddie had a terrific Waving Somewhere opening week at the Aragon where he is appearing for the twenty-third time. 21-0381 (48.0381) . Hank Markbriet taking a well earned vacation. He will stay in town and I'm Movin' On get plenty rest.... Billy Eckstine keeping the Chicago Theatre filled each and every day with a big load of bobby-soxers. After his closing, Thursday, Billy SACRED Hank Snow will take a week off and then hit the Apollo, N. Y. Mr. B's newest MGM platter 21-0328-(48-0328) o being released this week looks very hot. The top side is a novelty tune called HARMONEERS QUARTET and is Me Again" "The Show Must Go On" backed by an oldie "You Got Cryin' Roll on Jordan 21-0380 (48-0380)* which should be a natural for him. Song Of Delight La Vie En Rose Tony Martin 20-3819-(47-3819) LOS ANGELES: NEW ALBUMS Ralph Flanagan Here's a tip for torch bearing amateur song writers: Grind 'em out while 20-3889-(47-3889) you're really crying the blues.... That's what we hear straight from Percy VAUGHN MONROE Melachrino Strings Mayfield, the lad who wrote "Two Years Of Torture." . . Seems that's what Vaughn Monroe Sings A Medley Of 20-3739-147-3739) he'd just been through, and he really packs all that misery and woe into his College Songs P-299 (WP -299) fine biscuit on the RIH label.... If it's a blues shoutin' "Goodnight Irene" you're after, then get with Mighty Mona Lisa Man Maxwell on his first Discovery platter. . Dick CHILDREN'S ALBUMS Dennis Day King, a very nice young guy who's now calling the shots 20-3753-(47-3753) as veepee to Albert Marx at Discovery, discovered New Ralph Flanagan Yorker Maxwell in Los Angeles, which makes sense.... PAUL WING 20-3888-(47-3888) The "Goodnight Irene" side is fine enough but for some Little Black Sambo's Jungle Band blues shoutin' is blues flip and listen Y-392 (WY -392) * that shoutin' over Take A Letter, to "I Feel Like Shouting." . That's the title. . . . ROY ROGERS Finally met up with that terrific Italian antique music Roy Roger's Rodeo 0 Miss Smith box brought back from his European tour by Irving Y-413 (WY -413)5 Tony Martin and Fogel of Tempo.... It's dated 1810 and has a surpris- Fran Warren BOB SMITH 20-3874-(47-3874) ingly good tone.... All it needs is a nickel slot... . The gang at Tempo are going slightly wild in sales Howdy Doody's Laughing Circus Y414 (WY -414) and reaction to "Jazz Me Blues," a number Fogel cut Tzena, Tzena, Tzena KAY STARR over in London with Marie Benson.... It's the outfit's PAUL WING Ralph Flanagan first release on their new "Theme" label, selling at pop Uncle Wiggily Y-415 (WY -415) * 20-3847-147-38471 prices.... Visited Fred Raphael, Disney music cheif out here, in his very nice offices on Argyle Ave. and found him a really busy guy, what with "No Other BOBBY DRISCOLL Love" and "My Destiny" following close on the heels of a couple of little items Treasure Island Y-416 (WY -416)* called "Mule Train" and "Bibbidi, Bobbidi, Boo." ... One he predicts big things for is "The Texas Song," as just cut on Capitol by Kay Starr. ... Gordon Wolf has moved his Sunland Distrib office over to Washington Blvd., just a block or two past the former Exclusive distrib point, by way of getting more room for -its dl. the fine business he's doing on MGM, Savoy and several other u"." i'M RCA- VICTOR Records labels.... Speak- .Iw1neM " .c rMW as.a La.rCWli¢M q uYnu, COMM, IOW !UMW ing of being busy, Will Voeller and the crew up at Universal Recorders were M¢ N really on the jump last week, cutting 200 programs for the Department of -lur e`°r ew E=o¢ jt/Ii/J/ euo W L iT _ Defense. "t's What's in THE CASH BOX That Counts" The Cash Box, Music Page 8 September 2, 1950

Onle Records Considered Best Suited To The Requirements Of The Trade Are Reviewed On These Pages.

"VAGABOND SHOES" (2:24) "OH THEM DUDES" (2:30) "ALL MY LOVE" (3:05) "I GOT TOOKIN"' (2:34) HARRY BABBITT SLEEPER OF THE WEEK POLLY BERGEN (Coral 60290) (RCA Victor 20-3886) Two excellent sides are offered here by balladeer Harry Babbitt on num- -"THINKING OF YOU" (2:40) Two extremely cute novelty numbers that are at present streaking to bers get a terrific send-off via the pert the top rungs of the popularity polls. "IF YOU SHOULD LEAVE ME" (2:50) pipes of pleasing Polly Bergen. Upper On "Vagabond Shoes" and the lower EDDIE FISHER edge is from the flicker "Let's Dance" for adaptation of the French ballad "Bo- (RCA Victor 20-3901) and spoofs the city's fondness lero" the singer advances a set of country material. Reverse is another tonsils that rate applause with the best peppy novelty number that will more The old Bert Kalmar and Harry than pay its way in the juke boxes. in the business. Ops in the market for Ruby two sure-fire money-makers have them tune was never treated to a Top deck is a natural for replays and here. more tastefully rendered offering a side that ops can't afford to do than in this waxing by the Eddie without. Cantor protege. Aided by the orchestra and chorus of Hugo Winter- "THE SHOW MUST GO ON" (2:40) halter the singer puts a world of "YOU'VE GOT ME CRYING AGAIN" depth and meaning into the beauti- "SUGAR SWEET" (2:35) (2:28) ful old ballad that should grip the "HARBOR LIGHTS" (3:18) BILLY ECKSTINE juke box fans young and old to turn it into one of the biggest hits that SAMMY KAYE ORCH. (MGM 10778) Eddie Fisher has ever recorded. (Columbia 38963) The magnificent voice of Billy Flip, "If You Should Leave Me" is Eckstine drives into material .that On his first Columbia cutting again in the ballad vein and re- Sammy Kaye releases a coupling of will have the greatest effect on his ceives the same feeling that makes dyed-in-the-wool fans. Russ Case EDDIE FISHER ballads that should set well with his the ton edge such a winner. "Think- fans everywhere. "Sugar Sweet" is gives the singer fine backing and a ing Of You" is a "Sleeper" that will nice use of the string sections high- in the familiar Sammy Kaye ballad Hot off the score of the new spring into life in the juke boxes pattern while "Harbor Lights" is lights the topside framing. Under- MGM movie musical "Three Little and oren the gates for a flood of neath is an oldie done with a great quiet and softly modulated in the vo- Words" comes this top deck ditty treasure to come pouring into the calizing by Tony Alamo and in the or- deal of feeling that should rival the with the earmarks of a smash coin boxes as the fans go for listen first all chestration. Ops will welcome the end. hit in the rousing rendition given to after listen to the melodic strains. record. it by young balladeer Eddie Fisher. Ops-grab this one! "THIS COULD BE FOREVER" (3:12) "CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN?" (2:26) "HELPLESS" (3:10) "BYE, BYE BLUES" (2:10) "CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN?" (3:01) "ALL DRESSED UP TO SMILE" (2:35) BING CROSBY and LOUANNE HOGAN "WILLOW WEEP FOR ME" (2:12) "IT ALL BEGINS AND ENDS WITII (Decca 27143) YOU" (2:50) LARRY GREEN el JERRY MURAD'S HARMONICATS "Forever" is a boy -girl ballad duet THE SOFT NOTES (RCA Victor 20-3902) in by Bing Crosby and Louanne Hogan (London 769) (Mercury 5464) Larry Green's piano work on the Lat being backed by the orking of Russ Two standards get effective pro- "The Soft Notes," (Bennie Benja- click tune "Can Anyone Explain" is sal Morgan. Louanne Hogan c o m es duction from Jerry Murad's "Harmon- romantic, fetching and gripping through in pleasant fashion on the just icats" with the melodic rhythms of min and George Weiss) wrote the tune lis] that they perform enough to add another big one to the average material. Coupling is a fair "Bye Bye Blues" winning a slight nod here in group har- fit mony. The author's show maestro's string of hot releases. "Hon- ballad that airs well but is a trifle in the vieing for juke box honors. Flip a singing ph ability that matches eydreamers" do a good job with the weaker than the top. We've heard is an evergreen standard handled in their talents as ye; Crosby scribes and will please ops with this lyric and the net result will please sound better. so-so fashion by the harmonica play- juke box fans. ne; ers. Ops might listen. biscuit. Over is a ballad that airs well. Flip is a catchy, bouncy Ops will want to hear the "Explain" novelty that packs a great deal of lilt- edge. ing melody. Variety in the material Co "BILL BAILEY, WON'T YOU PLEASE guarantees play on both sides. COME HOME?" (2:52) "WHAT YOU GONNA DO WHEN "NEVERTHELESS" (2:45) THE RENT COMES 'ROUND?" TI (2:37) "LET'S DO IT AGAIN" (2:35) "BELOVED BE FAITHFUL" (3:03) JIMMY DURANTE and EDDIE JACKSON MONICA LEWIS "DOODLE-DOO-D00" (2:30) "HONESTLY, I LOVE YOU" (3:16) (MGM 30255) (MGM 10772) "CHERRY BOUNCE" (2:30) ) GEORGE CATES ORCH. Two-thirds of the all-time great "Nevertheless" is another offering BOBBY SHERWOOD (Coral 60291) vaudeville team of "Clayton, Jackson from score the of "Three Little (Mercury 5468) "Beloved Be and Durante" turn out a couple of Words." The ballad is perfectly suited Faithful" is a waltz sides that are positively unmatched In a nice flash of versatility Bobby set in a near-polka vein that moves in to the style of thrush Monica Lewis the easy going for feeling and tempo. The top deck and she does a workmanlike task of Sherwood waves the baton and sings sort of pace that al- slicing has all the terrific impact of along with chirp Ginny Gibson ways makes for popularity with the nutting it across. Bottom is a novelty on a fans. Theme the best in vaudeville and will be a that gets a fair treatment from the slow -moving novelty number. Reverse, is romantic enough to favorite with everyone who hears it chirp and a hearty assist from the a faster moving novelty with the catch the imagination and the lyric regardless of age. Bottom, also known "Crew Chiefs." Topping will gain thrushing handled solely by Ginny pattern is easily followed. Flip is an- as "Rufus, Rastus, Johnson Brown" favor. Gibson, comes through with a lot of other ballad this time in fox-trot time is a sensational duet that doesn't let bounce and a lilting melody. that makes it a natural for dancing down for a minute. Here's a platter as well as listening. Ops will find that that will stop the show from coast to top deck a money maker. coast, a juke box "must." "THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTI-IER YOU" (2:28) "HELLO" (2:32) "SAX-O-PHUN" (2:08) "HALLO\\ I EN" (3:11) "BEAUTIFUL LAND OF MY "AFTER ALL THESE YEARS" "SAXOPHOBIA" "THE FIR! I:\DLY ISLANDS" (3:22) DREAMS" (2:40) (2:36) (2:15) SKEETS HERFURT GUY LOMBARDO ORCH. DENNIS DAY JOHNNIE JOHNSTON (Capitol 1154) (Decca 27144) (RCA Victor 20-3900) (MGM 10775) "Halloween" is a seasonal novelty First face is from the show "Ice Propped by the orking of Lou aimed at the October festivities. Bill "Hello" is one of most cleverly Busch alto sax player Skeets land." Tune is an oldie ballad that is worded novelty tunes in Herfurt Flanagan handles the chatter chores sunk well by Dennis Day quite a while. takes solo passages on both sides of with and should Singer Johnnie Johnston's version is wax help from the Lombardo Trio. hold a lot of appeal for juke box ops satisfactory that features his efforts. The jazz I itty is set in a waltz tempo. Reverse everywhere. and receives a nice impe- man ranks with the tops in his Bottom side is a waltz - tus from the orking of field is a fox trot with vocalizing by Kenny time ballad with music Russ Case and and the musicianship on either end Gardner. box tinkling surrounding choral work of the "Chan- leaves Ops might well find more effects that add to the dreamy atmos- sonettes." little to be desired. Ops who durability in the dance strains of phere. Both Under is a quiet ballad have spots for this ends deserve ops' atten- given a nice setting sort of jazz horn "Friendly Island." tion. in the singer's solo instrumental in their routes will delivery. want this cookie. l The Cash. Box, Music Page 9 September 2, 1950 RCA Victor Adds MGM In Heavy DECCA RECORDS SIGN TOMMY Perez Prado Album Bally On "Three DORSEY TO THREE YEAR PACT To Dance Series Little Words" NEW YORK-David Kapp, Decca's Vice President in charge of recording, Eddie Fisher Clicks NEW YORK-Perez Prado, who NEW YORK - MGM Record announced the signing of Tommy has become the biggest seller in RCA sounded the opening gun of a heavy Dorsey and his orchestra to an exclu- At N. Y. Paramount Victor's International Department ballyhoo campaign designed to boost sive three-year recording contract. within the past ten years, according Dorsey, who consistently has had one NEW YORK Paramount Thea- sales of their 'Three Little Words" past another- success story to Frank of America's top bands for the ter unreeled Amaru, Manager, Interna- three -speed album at the same time decade, is recognized as one of the this week, but it's not a Hollywood tional Department Domestic Sales, the flicker was making its run of world's greatest trombone players. opus. It's the real -life story of singer will be featured in a new album to theatres throughout the nation. In announcing the addition of Dor- Eddie Fisher, 21 -year -old RCA Victor be added to the highly successful Generally, the campaign is de- sey to the Decca roster, Mr. Kapp baritone who sang at the Paramount said, "We have many plans for Tommy with George Wright's organ for com- "Here Comes The Dance Bands signed to plug the new records not Dorsey. His present orchestra is one munity singing a year ago. Again" series. The new album will be only on a national scale but also on of the finest he's ever had, but just as Inside story is that Manager Bob en t i t l e d "Perez Prado Plays The a local city -to -city basis. Individual important is the recognition of Tommy Weitman thought then, after catching Mambo." openings of the movie around the as an individual musician. He is a the youngster at an upstate resort great trombone virtuoso, and our pro- (Grossinger's), he'd be a good bet to Prado, whose RCA Victor Interna- country are cues to MGM distributors gram for him will provide the show- return some day as a headliner. Turns tional recordings became so popular to start the push within their area. case for this magnificent talent in out Weitman was right. Eddie Cantor that he was recently added to the plat- They have been instructed to tie-in addition to the regular release of out- discovered Eddie Fisher. Then RCA tery's pop label, skyrocketed into a standing dance records by the or- Victor Records signed him. His suc- their efforts closely to those of the when Fran top sales bracket with his chestra." cessful eleventh hour stint initial pop theatre playing the picture and to Mr. Kapp also revealed that Dorsey Warren fell ill at Bill Miller's Riviera disk, "Mambo Jambo." With his new- seek publicity by using the well -tried will commence his Decca recording clinched it. est pop release, "More Mambo Jambo" ballyhoo s tun t s which have been schedule at once, with his first date The youngster's returned to the also setting a fast sales pace, RCA standbys in movie exploitation. set for Friday, August 25. Paramount as a highly -touted new wax 20 times the or- Victor decided to feature Prado in was Decca's nabbing Dorsey to a singing star-with In New York, this plugging pact came as the result of negotia- chestra backing, and 20 times the old an album which would spotlight his coincidental with the movie's opening tions entered into when Dorsey let his salary. famous dance stylings, and satisfy the at the Loew's State. Three pretty RCA Victor pact ride. Dorsey had demand for more Perez mambo. girls, attired in shorts and sweaters, been with RCA for 16 years. Born in Cuba, where he played were equipped with a portable record- What Next? with the famous Casion De La Playa player, copies of the "Three Little Bill Farrell Reported Orchestra, Prado didn't start winning Words" album and appropriate signs. MEMPHIS, GA.-Novel cross -fad- acclaim with the mambo until three Travelling up and down Broadway Set To Ankle MGM ing of records in Memphis has music years ago in Mexico. and Times Square, the girls set up a fans clamoring for a p 1 a t t e r that NEW YORK-Disk star Bill Farrell doesn't even exist. Local d -j show, table in front of each of the many is reported set to exit the MGM talent "Jackson's Beat," WHAM, started the record shops which honeycomb the roster in favor of another major plat- stunt off to its now rousing success. Arkin Heads Columbia area and proceeded to draw crowds tery currently negotiating with him A copy of Blue Barron's disking of album. for a new recording contract. Altho "Are You Lone s o m e Tonight" is while playing records from the ankle a reci- where reasons for Farrell's desire to played thru to the spot where Music Op Department Last stop was the State itself, MGM were not disclosed, it is known tation by John McCormack starts. At the girls set up again to hold forth in that fat coin offers with another plat- this spot, a cross -fade is made to a plug may do the trick. Luke The Drifter's "address NEW YORK-Bob Arkin, formerly front of a special MGM Records tery folk disk, incorporated right into the theatre to the Gentlemen of the Juryr, in his head of Decca Records music operator "Too Many Parties" waxing. As that department, was named to a similar front sign. section closes, another fade carries off in Cleve- ATTENTION! position with Columbia Records here A similar stunt came OPERATORS! back to the original Barron platter. "Three Little Words" nab- Initial use of the gimmick led to re- this past week. land, with YOU BUY every station in the NOW CAN peats by other jockeys in the area, Arkin joins Columbia at a time bing 22 plays on Answer To models paraded ALL THE TOP with the now tabbed "The when the plattery is very definitely city. In addition, eight Are You Lonesome Tonight" topping streets with port- in need of bettering not only their re- downtown Cleveland RHYTHM & BLUES request lists. but their able radios tuned to the stations plug- lations with music operators, Distributor sales position as well. It is an estab- ging the records. From One MIDWEST lished fact throughout the automatic "DREAM A LITTLE Aladdin Modern Savoy music industry, that Columbia's em- DREAM OF ME" phasis in the 33-1/3 field this past Coral Names Norman Specialty Gotham Sittin' In year has resulted in almost complete Regent Sensation Freedom RECORDED BY neglect of the music operator. Life Lee Melford CATHY MASTICE Admiral Arkin assumes his position with Weinstroer General Peacock Columbia early in September. Intro Imperial DINAH SHORE Columbia(

Sales Manager G. GIBBS-B. CROSBY Coral FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE & DELIVERY The Mariners Eye NEW YORK - Mike Ross, vice- PHONE! WRITE! WIRE! JACK OWENS Decca president of Coral Records, Inc., this "The House With All The Hits" FRANKIE LAINE Mercury past week announced the appointment Wurlitzer 1250 MERICAN RECORD DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. of Norman Weinstroer as general Words & Music, Inc. sales manager of the company. The 2011 S. Mich. Ave., Chicago 16, III. 1619 Broad"a) N. Y. C. (All Phones: DAnube 6-6454) post of general sales manager. is a

new one, - Ross having handled the duties of that position since Coral's inception. Weinstroer joins the Decca family with a heavy background in the record business. He formerly was South- eastern divisional manager of the Decca Distributing Corp., with offices * All Aboard for 2 GREAT HITS! in Atlanta, Ga. Prior to this post, he had been branch manager of Decca JOHNNY OTIS "Rides" with offices in Des Moines, St. Louis, and Dallas. Jim McDonald, for five year s "FREIGHT "GOOD ` branch manager of Decca's New York 4( distribution point, has been promoted spot as to take over Weinstroer's 4, Southeastern divisional sales manager TRAIN TIME in Atlanta. Prior to his duties as New NEW YORK-"A perfect fifth for McDonald was of the York branch manager, any quartet," say The Mariners with the Decca firm in various sales BOOGIE" BLUES" new Wurlitzer 1250, as the phono- executive capacities. graph offers background for the har- that REGENT 1021 Vocal By RED LYTE mony of their latest Columbia release Executives of the firm stated both appointments are in line with R "Sometime." Disk was recently issued promotions Inords on 45 rpm's, as part of Columbia's Decca's policy of making 58 Market St., Newark 1, N. J. 4, from within its own ranks, taking * REGENT "test" campaign in the field. Initial bringing reaction has Columbia execs predict- from the field, rather than ing a huge success for the recording. in a new man. The Cash. Box, Music Page 10 September 2, 1950

Listings below indicate preference with disk jockey rodio audiences, compiled from reports FROM THE MIDWEST! furnished by leading disk jockeys throughout the nation, for the week ending August 26.

Art Pallan Gene Reeves WWSW-Pittsburgh, Pa. WTOK-Meridian, Miss.

1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Frank Sinatra) I LOVE THE GUY (Sarah Vaughan) 2. WAITING (Kelton -Pallan) 2. A' L MY LOVE (Patti Page) 3. DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME (D. Shore) 3. MONA LISA (King Cole) 4. MY BLUE HEAVEN (Frank Sinatra) 4. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Mitch Miller) 5. CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN? (Ames Bros.) 5. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 6. GDNE FISHIN' (Three Suns) 6. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 7. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 7. I WANNA BE LOVED (Billy Eckstine) 8. TOREADOR (Ralph Flanagan) 8. YOU'RE MINE, YOU (Margaret Whiting) 9. HOME (King Cole) 9. VAGABOND SHOES (Vic Damone) 10. YOU'RE NOT IN MY ARMS TONIGHT 10. CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN?,(Ames Bros.) (Mindy Carson)

Lee Stewart Chuck Phillips WHAT -Philadelphia, Pa. WHAK-Rogers City, Mich. 1. OLD MAN ATOM (Ozie Waters) 1. MONA LISA (King Cole) 2. WHY DON'T YOU LOVE ME? (Hank Williams) 2. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 3. LA VIE EN ROSE (Tony Martin) 3. I LOVE YOU BECAUSE (Leon Payne) 4. STRANGERS (Lorry Raise) 4. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Tubb and Foley) S. I'M IN LOVE WITH THE MOTHER ETC. 5. GONE FISHIN' (Bill Darnel) (Rob't Q. Lewis) 6. IF YOU ONLY KNEW (Lee Morse) 6. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT (Kay Starr) 7. LOSE YOUR BLUES (Red Kirk) 7. TONIGHT (Toni Arden) 8. REMEMBER ME (Stuart Hamblen) 8. HARBOR LIGHTS (Harmonicats) 9. HILLBILLY FEVER NO. 2 (Foley -Tubb) 9. MUSIC, MAESTRO, PLEASE (Lorry Raine) 10. CUDDLE BUGGIN' BABY (Eddy Arnold) lU. I'M BASHFUL (Marion Morgan)

Bob Kennedy Jim Ensslin WHB-Kansas City, Mo. KROP-Brawley, Calif. 1. MONA LISA (King Cole) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 2. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT (Kay Starr) with Julie O'Neill and Nick Paul 2. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 3. I DIDN'T SLIP (Doris Day) 3. AT SUNDOWN (Frank Petty) 4. BEWITCHED (Larry Green) accompanied by Carl Hohengarten and his orchestra 4. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gory Crosby) S. MY FOOLISH HEART (Gordon Jenkins) 5. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 6. SAM'S SONG (Joe Carr) 6. SAY WHEN (Four Tunes) 7. HAVE I TOLD YOU LATELY? (Martin -Warren) 7. MONA LISA (King Cole) 8. SOMETIME (The Mariners) 8. GIVE A BROKEN HEART A CHANCE 9. COUNT EVERY STAR (Ray Anthony) (Eddie Fisher) 10. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 9. LET'S DO IT AGAIN (Margaret Whiting) 10. ALL MY LOVE (Patti Page)

Hal Morgan Dave Gordon WGAR-Cleveland, Ohio 1. CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN? (Al Morgan) KFIO-Spokane, Wash. 2. STRANGERS (Lorry Raine) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Dennis Day) 3. CINCINNATI DANCING PIG (Teresa Brewer) 2. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 4. THREE LITTLE WORDS (Charlie Spivak) 3. LA VIE EN ROSE (Tony Martin) 5. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 4. PIGALLE (Johnny Desmond) 6. I WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER (Kay Armen) 5. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 7. BOULEVARD OF BROKEN DREAMS 6. LOVE LIKE OURS (Lisa Kirk) (T. Bennett) 7. PHANTOM STAGECOACH (Vaughn Monroe)

8. MONA LISA (Charlie Spivak) 8. I LOVE THE GUY (Fron Warren) 9. NEAR YOU (Francis Craig) 9. RAIN (Gene Williams) 10. HONESTLY I LOVE YOU (Snooky Lanson) 10. I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU (Martha Tilton)

Scott Douglass Jay Boiven KFMB-San Diego, Calif. WFEA-Manchester, N. H. 1. MONA LISA (Charlie Spivak) 1. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gory Crosby) 2. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Frank Sinatra) 2. BEWITCHED (Benny Goodman) 3. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Vic Damone) 3. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (The Weavers) 4. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 4. A BOY, A GIRL, A DREAM (Ted Herbert) 5. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT (Kay Starr) S. MONA LISA (King Cole) 6. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 6. MY FOOLISH HEART (Gordon Jenkins) 7. SENTIMENTAL ME (Rudy Vallee) 7. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 8. COUNT EVERY STAR (Roy Anthony) 8. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Frank Sinatra) 9. MUSIC, MAESTRO, PLEASE (Frankie Laine) 9. COUNT EVERY STAR (Dick Hoymes) 10. LA VIE EN ROSE (Tony Martin) 10. ROSES (Sammy Kaye)

Sherm Feller Myron Borg

WCOP-Boston, Mass. ' WMOR-Chicago, Ill. 1. OUR LADY OF FATIMA (Kallen-Hayes) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 2. I JUST NEED (Freddie Hall) 2. OUR LADY OF FATIMA (Hayes -Kallen) 3. BELOVED BE FAITHFUL (Russ Morgan) 4. WHY FIGHT THE FEELING? (Vaughn Monroe) 3. PIGALLE (Johnny Desmond) 5. I'M IN LOVE WITH THE MOTHER ETC. 4. MUSIC, MAESTRO, PLEASE (Tony Martin) (Rob't Q. Lewis) 5. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 6. FORBIDDEN LOVE (Vic Damone) 6. JUST SAY I LOVE HER (Johnny Desmond) 7. JUST SAY I LOVE HER (Johnny Desmond) 7. WHY FIGHT THE FEELING? (Rosemary Clooney) No. 771 8. JUST FRIENDS (Johnny Long) 8. THE TOUCH OR YOUR LIPS (Mindy Carson) 9. STRANGERS (Lorry Raine) 9. MY SILENT LOVE (Bill Snyder) 78 rpm 10. IF YOU ONLY KNEW (Lee Morse) 10. THINKING OF YOU (Don Cherry)

No. 30190 John Peterson Bob Larsen 45 rpm KWAK-Stuttgart, Ark. WEMP-Milwaukee, Wisc. 75c plus tax 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Frank Sinatra) 1. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 2. MONA LISA (Alexander Bros.) 2. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 3. COUNT EVERY STAR (Roy Anthony) 3. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Fronk Sinatra) backed by 4. LA VIE EN ROSE (Paul Weston) 4. MONA LISA (King Cole) 5. CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN? (Ames Bros.) 5. BELOVED BE FAITHFUL (Russ Morgan) "TWO HEARTS ARE BETTER THAN ONE" 6. DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME (J. Owens) 6. SAM'S SONG (Joe Carr) 7. MUSIC, MAESTRO. PLEASE (Frankie Laine) 7. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 8. I LOVE THE GUY (Sarah Vaughan) 8. LA VIE EN ROSE (Victor Young) 9. NO OTHER LOVE (Jo Stafford) 9. CAN'T WE TALK IT OVER? (Andrews Sisters) 10. PEDDLERS SERENADE (Johnny Corso) 12. BEWITCHED (Bill Snyder)

Maurice Hart Al Jarvis KFWB-Hollywood, Calif. l'LAC-Hollywood, Calif. 1. MUSIC, MAESTRO, PLEASE (Tony Martin) 1. MONA LISA (King Cole) 2. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Vic Damone) 2. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 3. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Dennis Doy) 3. MY DESTINY (Billy Eckstine) 4. I LOVE THE GUY (Fran Warren) 4. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Dennis Day) 5. MONA LISA (King Cole) 5. VAGABOND SHOES (Vic Damone) 6. LOVE LIKE OURS (Liso Kirk) 6. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) OiITP 7. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 7. OUR VERY OWN (Victor Young) 01V 8. I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU (Martha Tilton) 8. I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU (Martha Tilton) RECORDS 9. PIGALLE (Johnny Desmond) 9. COUNT EVERY STAR (Hugo Winterhalter) 10. WHY FIGHT THE FEELING? (Vaughn Monroe) 10. I LOVE THE GIRL (Vic Damone) The Cash Box, Music Page 11 September 2, 1950

THE CASH 80X RCA Victor Inks "I Can Hear It Now" Betty Hutton Wins Award Yeiet"?adaPiaze4 NEW YORK-RCA Victor Records NEW YORK-The National Head- continued its talent scramble this past liners Club, which annually honors week, with the announcement of the signing of Betty Hutton to a one-year outstanding achievements in all fields recording contract. of news dissemination, has awarded a Miss Hutton joins RCA Victor from 1949 Headliner Medal to Columbia Capitol Records, where she first re- Records for its "I Can Hear It Now" corded when the plattery was formed album. seven years ago. Biggest hit she has had on that label was her smash "Doc- Selected by the Club panel of judges "CINCINNATI HIT PARADE" (2:12) tor, Lawyer, Indian Chief," which she for a special award, the Columbia etched in 1946. She 'did wax for RCA album was cited for "providing some- "THAT OLD TIME LOVIN"' (2:21) Victor for a period of two years, and thing new in recording of modern his- then rejoined the Capitol firm. BILL FRANKLIN Miss Hutton is currently riding high tory and its famous figures." (Abbey 15016) with her "Annie Get Your Gun" album CBS Commentator Edward R. Mur- on MGM, which was taken from the row, who is featured as narrator for This one miss! finish. can't Sure as is top notch from start to sound track of the film with permis- the "I Can Hear It Now" album, was shootin' to notch a top spot with Tune has a driving tempo to it that sion of Capitol. a Headliners Club award in 1948 for music ops and fans alike, and prove Her deal with RCA Victor is re- is particularly compelling. On the and the best foreign on -the-spot radio re- to be one of the ported to involve no guarantee, hottest money-mak- other end with "That Old Time Lov- receiving the usual 5% royalty of porting. Mr. Murrow was cited for his ers of the season is this great pair in'," Bill keeps the wax first rate sales. coverage of the wedding of Princess of sides by Bill Franklin. You can by coming up with another hot Elizabeth and Phillip in England. lay both songs end to end-there money-maker for music ops. Song are no A or B sides to this platter Delaney Named Gen'I echoes the sentiments of the title, -both are equally excellent. Upper Of London crust has Bill wailing a mellow with Bill and boys handling the Sales Mngr. Detroit To Fete melody with Cincinnati the back- melody in excellent manner. Side is extremely incentive and should reap NEW YORK-Joe Delany, formerly Mahalia Jackson ground. It's a clever song, one that assistant sales manager for Coral Rec- makes you wanna hear it time and harvest for music ops. Disk is a ords, resigned his post with that firm again. Vocal work by Bill, with must in your machines-load up this past week to take over the duties DETROIT, MICH.-Mahalia Jack- The Gospel Singers" the Skyline Boys in the background, on it! as general sales manager of London son, "Queen Of Records. E. R. Lewis, president of the will be honored here next month at a London Gramophone Corporation made huge celebration at the Forest Club. the appointment this past week. Prominent ministers, gospel and spir- of admir- "PROUD LITTLE HEART" (2:47) "GUILTY CONSCIENCE" (2:32) Delaney replaces Rudi Tolnay, who itual artists, and thousands resigned his post as sales manager last ers of Miss Jackson's tremendous tal- "SILVER RIVER" (2:49) "WALK CHICKEN WALK" (2:22) week. ent will present her with a trophy in BOB ATCHER Also joining the London firm was honor of "her many services rendered DUSTY WALKER to the church." (Capitol 1147) Lee Hartstone, who was named execu- (Columbia 38924) tive assistant to vice-president Dan The celebration will take place at the Dusty Walker offers music ops a Pair of flavorful sides by piper Bob Berne. Hartstone headed Mutual Dis- Forest House here, at Forest and pair of fair enough sides, with this Atcher should do fairly well with tributors in Boston, distributors for Hastings Streets on September 17th. music ops. Both ends feature Bob on London and other lines in the New The entire day will be devoted to cere- duo titled "Proud Little Heart" and England area. monies, services and activities hon- "Silver River." Vocal refrain is the vocals, with the echo of the music oring Miss Jackson. smooth and easy from start to finish, easy to take. Top deck is just what the and be greeted warmly. Dusty's title indicates, while the flip is a clever should RECORD GtQ many fans are sure to ask for this pair. novelty. Music ops who have a call for JUBILEE STANDARDS TODAY! Music ops take note. this brand should lend an ear. GREAT JUST RELEASED! 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Wax rates ops' avid listening Record- has been around a great deal. Platter attention-and more. "TEASIN'" should make attractive filler material. and NEW LABEL ! "I'LL WAIT" "BLUE MOON I'M BLUE" (2:46) sung by NEW TREATMENT ! "MONA LISA" (2:43) "RO RO ROLLIN' ALONG" (2:49) HERBERT COLEMAN MORE PROFITS! "STEPPIN' OUT" (2:34) BOBBY GREGORY Star of Radio, T. V. and JIMMY WAKELY Juvenile Lead of "Lost In The (Hillbilly 71102) Stars" and His Sister, Yvonne. "SHAKE SHAKE" (Capitol 1151) Vocal teaming of Cathy and Bobby Apollo 8 1169 The widely, popular Jimmy Wakely Gregory on this pair should please offers his rendition of the currently music fans. Top deck is a tender blues popular "Mona Lisa" and comes thru ditty, and has the pipers splitting vocal APQJLLO RECORDS, INC. "I SHOULDN'T LOVE for ops with a solid version. Jimmy's honors. Flip side picks up some, with 457< W.45 S t. 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New York, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. Los Angeles, Calif. Bridgeport, Conn. 1. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) I. 2. MONA LISA (King Cole) 2. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 2. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 2. MONA LISA (King Cole) 3. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 3. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 3. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 3. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 4. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 4. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 4. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gory Crosby) 4. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 5. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 5. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 5. LA VIE EN ROSE (Tony Martin) 5. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) I (Johnny Desmond) EVERY STAR (Hugo Winterhalter) 6. VAGABOND SHOES (Vic Damone) 6. JUST SAY LOVE HER 6. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 6. COUNT 7. LA VIE EN ROSE (Tony Martin) 7. MY FOOLISH HEART (Billy Eckstine) 7. EL MAMBO ((Dave Barbour) 7. EMMA LOU (Danny O'Neil) 8. EL MAMBO (Perez Prado) 8. LA VIE EN ROSE (Tony Martin) 8. MONA LISA (King Cole) 8. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Vic Damone) 9. OUR VERY OWN (Victor Young) 9. COUNT EVERY STAR (Hugo Winterhalter) 9. SENTIMENTAL ME (Russ Morgan) 9. LA VIE EN ROSE (Tony Martin) 10. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT (Kay Starr) 10. HOOP DEE DOO (Perry Como) ,O. HOOP DEE DOO (Perry Como) 10. JUST SAY I LOVE HER (Johnny Desmond)

Midland, Tex. Fertile, Minn. Fayetteville, Ark. Andalusia, Ala. 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. MONA LISA (King Cole) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 2. MONA LISA (King Cole) 2. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 2. MONA LISA (Art Lund) 2. MONA LISA (Victor Young) 3. MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 3. NOLA (Les Paul) I BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) SIMPLE 3. I WANNA BE LOVED (Billy Eckstine) 3. WANNA 4. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 4. OUR LITTLE RANCH HOUSE (Guy Lombardo) 4. BEWITCHED (Doris Day) 4. OLD MAN ATOM (Ozie Waters) 5. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Ralph Flanagan) 5. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 5. MY FOOLISH HEART (Gordon Jenkins) 5. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gory Crosby) 6. COUNT EVERY STAR (Hugo Winterhalter) 6. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 6. THIRD MAN THEME (Anton Karns) 6. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 7. HOOP DEE DOO (Perry Como) 7. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 7. SIMPLE MELODY (Bob Crosby) 7. RED HOT MAMA (Georgia Gibbs) 8. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 8. LA VIE EN ROSE (Victor Young) 8. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT (Gene Krupa) 8. THE TUNNEL OF LOVE (Mills Bros.) 9. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT (Kay Starr) 9. HOOP DEE DOO (Ames Bros.) 9. COUNT EVERY STAR (Ray Anthony) 9. HOOP DEE DOD (Perry Como) 10. SOMETIME (The Mariners) 10. BEWITCHED (Gordon Jenkins) 10. SENTIMENTAL ME (Russ Morgan) 10. SENTIMENTAL ME (Russ Morgan)

Fort Wayne, Ind. Brodhead, Wisc. Great Falls, Mont. Baltimore, Md. IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. GOODNIGHT, 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) GOODNIGHT, 2. MONA LISA (King Cole) 2. MONA LISA (King Cole) 2. ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT? (Blue Barron) 2. MONA LISA (King Cole) 3. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 3. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 3. DADDY'S LITTLE BOY (Dick Todd) 3. I CROSS MY FINGERS (Perry Como) 4. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 4. RETREAT (Kay Starr) 4. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) BONAPARTE'S 4. THREE LITTLE RINGS (Fontaine Sisters) S. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Mitch Miller) 5. MY FOOLISH HEART (Billy Eckstine) 5. CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN? (Ames Bros.) 5. VAGABOND SHOES (Vic Damone) 6. SOMETIME (Ink Spots) 6. A LITTLE BIT INDEPENDENT (Dick Haymes) 6. JUST SAY I LOVE HER (Johnny Desmond) 6. OUR VERY OWN (Jo Stafford) 7. I CROSS MY FINGERS (Perry Como) 7. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT (Kay Starr) 7. OLD PIANO ROLL BLUES (Lawrence Cook) 7. BEWITCHED (Benny Goodman) 8. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT (Kay Starr) 8. TEASIN' (Connie Haines) 8. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 8. EL MAMBO (Dave Barbour) 9. COUNT EVERY STAR (Hugo Winterhalter) 10. STARS ARE THE WINDOWS OF HEAVEN 9. THIRD MAN THEME (Anton Karns) 9. AT SUNDOWN (Frank Petty Trio) 9. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 10. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 10. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 10. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) (Ames Bros.)

Savannah, Ga. Rochester, N. Y. Cleveland, Ohio Detroit, Mich. 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. MONA LISA (King Cole) 1. MONA LISA (King Cole) 1. MONA LISA (King Cole) 2. MONA LISA (King Cole) 2. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 2. SENTIMENTAL ME (Ames Bros.) 2. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 3. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 3. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 3. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 3. THIRD MAN THEME ((Freddy Martin) 4. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 4. NO OTHER LOVE (Jo Stafford) 4. COUNT EVERY STAR (Hugo Winterhalter) 4. BEWITCHED (Bill Snyder) I CROSS FINGERS (Percy Faith) 5. FOOLISH HEART (Mindy Carson) 5. JUST SAY I LOVE HER (Johnny Desmond) 5. MY 5. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) MY 6. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 6. JUST SAY I LOVE HER (Johnny Desmond) 6. BEWITCHED (Gordon Jenkins) 6. NOLA (Les Paul) 7. NOLA (Les Paul) 7. BEWITCHED (Bill Snyder) 7. ROSES (Sammy Kaye) 7. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 8. LA VIE EN ROSE (Victor Young) 8. NOLA (Les Paul) FOOLISH HEART (Gordon 8. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Mitch Miller) 8. MY Jenkins) 9. VIE EN ROSE (Tony Martin) I 9. MY FOOLISH HEART (Billy Eckstine) LA 9. I DIDN'T SLIP (Doris Day) 9. DIDN'T SLIP (Doris Day) 10. ALL MY LOVE (Patti Page) 10. MUSIC, MAESTRO, PLEASE (Tony Martin) 10. ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT? (Blue Barron) 10. I LOVE THE GUY (Fron Warren)

Deadwood, S. D. St. Louis, Mo. New Orleans, La. Oakland, Calif. 1. IRENE 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) GOODNIGHT, (Gordon Jenkins) 2. and Gary Crosby) 2. MONA LISA (King Cote) 2. HOOP DEE DOO (Kay Starr) 2. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) SAM'S SONG (Bing 3. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 3. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Mitch Miller) 3. SAM'S SONG (Joe Carr) 3. MONA LISA (King Cole) DEE 000 (Perry Como) 4. THIRD MAN THEME (Guy Lombardo) 4. ROSES (Sammy Kaye) 4. MONA LISA (King Cole) 4. HOOP I BE LOVED ((Andrews 5. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT (Kay Starr) 5. ROSES (Sammy Kaye) S. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 5. WANNA Sisters) 6. FOOLISH HEART Eckstine) 6. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gory Crosby) 6. NOLA (Les Paul) 6. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) MY (Billy ROSE 7. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 7. SENTIMENTAL ME (Roy Anthony) 7. MY FOOLISH HEART (Billy Eckstine) 7. LA VIE EN (Tony Martin) I (Kay 8. ME (Russ Morgan) 8. MONA LISA (King Cole) 8. WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 8. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT Starr) SENTIMENTAL I THIRD THEME 9. CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN? (Ames Bros.) 9. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 9. LOVE THE GUY (Fran Warren) 9. MAN (Anton Karos) 10. I CROSS MY FINGERS (Percy Faith) 10. HAPPY FEET (Tex Williams) 10. MUSIC, MAESTRO, PLEASE (Tony Martin) 10. COUNT EVERY STAR (Hugo Winterhalter)

Boston, Mass. Miami, Fla. Reno, Nev. Portland, Ore.

1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins) 1. GOODNIGHT, IRENE (Gordon Jenkins, 2. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 2. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 2. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 2. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosby) 3. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) 3. LA VIE EN ROSE (Victor Young) 3. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 3. SIMPLE MELODY Bing and Gary Crosby) 4. LA VIE EN ROSE (Victor Young) 4. MY FOOLISH HEART (Billy Eckstine) 4. MONA LISA (King Cole) 4. TZENA, TZENA, TZENA (Gordon Jenkins) I BE LOVED (Andrews 5. SIMPLE MELODY (Bing and Gary Crosby) 5. SAM'S SONG (Bing and Gary Crosbby) 5. I DIDN'T SLIP (Doris Day) 5. WANNA Sisters) 6. I CROSS MY FINGERS (Percy Faith) 6. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 6. PIGALLE (Johnny Desmond) 6. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT (Kcry Starr) 7. MY FOOLISH HEART (Billy Eckstine) 7. HOOP DEE DOO (Perry Como) 7. BEWITCHED (Bill Snyder) 7. MONA LISA (King Cole) 8. I WANNA BE LOVED (Andrews Sisters) 8. SENTIMENTAL ME (Russ Morgan) 8. DADDY'S LITTLE BOY (Dick Todd) 8. LA VIE EN ROSE (Tony Martin) 9. EL MAMBO (Dave Barbour) 9. BONAPARTE'S RETREAT (Kay Starr) 9. LA VIE EN ROSE (Victor Young) 9. JUST SAY I LOVE HER (Johnny Desmond) 10. ROSES (Sammy Kaye) 10. ROSES (Sammy Kaye) 10. MY FOOLISH HEART (Billy Eckstine) 10. BEWITCHED (Gordon Jenkins) The Cash Box, Music Page 13 September 2, 1950

"H-BOMB BOOGIE" (2:43) "THE LATE CREEPER" (2:37)

CHARLIE SINGLETON ORCH. (Rainbow 11111) Here's one that'll hit like the ating the theme throughout. H -Bomb! The Charlie Singleton Steady, up tempo pace is sure to ark come up with a pair of sides, attract the jump fans. Melody that have the spark and glint of makes you bounce and rock as you coin play marked about them. Both hear it, and then makes you wanna ends of the platter are tailor made come back for more. Flip side for the phono trade, and are a slows down and has the gang on cinch) to clinch with music rhythm another excellent side for the music and blues fans. The top deck is the trade. It's a tempting instrumen- one we particularly go for. Ditty tal, with steady slow shuffle rhythm is as driving as could be asked for. that makes you weave and keep It's a hot instrumental that rolls time to the music. "H -Bomb Boo- around in ultra fast tempo, with a gie" nabs our nod. Grab this flourish of tenor sax work domin- platter! The new PERMO-made POINTS of Osmium Alloy are the result of 20 years of progressive develop-

ment-which has made possible the practical "SPARE TIME PAPA" (2:42) "I'M FOREVER BLOWING combination of prolonged tone quality of both "BLUES AT FIRST SIGHT" (2:51) BUBBLES" (2:47) needles and records. ERLINE HARRIS "PAGAN LOVE SONG" (2:51) (DeLuxe 3305) JULIA LEE Chirp Erline Harris offers music (Capitol 1149) ops a pair of sides that should add to Top notcher Julia Lee sets her the phono take. Upper lid has the pipes on a pair of oldies, and comes PERMO POINT thrush echoing the sentiments found up with some favorable wax for music LONG LIFE COIN PHONOGRAPH NEEDLES in the title, while the flip is in a solid ops to peek at. Both ends should be blues vein. Light ork backing jells well known to ops since they have al- PERMO, /e,..,/ with the gal's vocal pitch, which is ways scored well. This rendition, 6415 N. Ravenswood Avenue with CHICAGO 26, ILLINOIS smooth and easy to take all the way. Julia purring in her own inimitable Disk rates a spot in ops machines. style, should do more than earn its keep. Her wide bevy of fans will clamor for the sides. "LITTLE SLAM" (2:40) Thanks Mr. Cashbox for "WHEN YOU'RE GONE" (3:00) "Award of the Week"! "LYIN' GIRL BLUES" GENE AMMONS (2:40) Johnny OTIS (Mercury 8185) "BLOW, MR. LOW-BLOW" (2:40) by Orchestrated patter by the Gene RED SAUNDERS ORCH. HIT No. 4 LITTLE ESTHER (Columbia Ammons gang on tap for music ops 30218) America's ¡ 1 Team MEL WALKER and fans alike, with "Little Slam" Pair of mellow enough sides by and "When You're Gone" seeping the Red Saunders gang, with Jumpin' Savoy 759 thru the ether. Both sides show the Joe Williams featured in the vocal combo's musical wares off to good ad- spot on both ends make for fair listen- DECEIVIN9 vantage, with the maestro taking some ing pleasure here. Top deck is a blues neat spots on tenor. Gene's many fans item, while the flip picks up in tempo should set up a wail for the platter. and shows the band off a bit more. " Wax should prove to be a good filler "LOST DREAM BLUES item-ops can take look see is selling like wildfire' Distributors and Dealers arc re -ordering like mad! That "STEVE'S BLUES" (2:58) a into this. confirms our belief that it's a great record! "DIRT DISHIN' DAISY" (2:35) STEVE GIBSON and THE RED CAPS (Mercury 8186) "ROCKAWAY BLUES" (2:47) Vocal harmony by Steve Gibson "DANNY BOY" (2:49) and the Red Caps with the echo of DANNY COBB this pair in the offing for music ops. (Savoy 754) Top deck features Steve in the vocal Top deck of this one has shown limelight on a fair enough blues side. the spark of a money-maker already. Standard Sours Flip tune has a clever set of lyrics Ditty is a smoothly styled blues num- and an easy -to-take melody. Wax ber, with Danny Cobb pitching mel- are MONEY MAKERS! won't stop traffic-it will hold its own low all the way. Flip side is the though. standard "Danny Boy," and shows Cobb's in "THINKING OF YOU" vocal efforts good light. A New Bill Franklin Release Both sides are highly recommended- Recorded by ops should lend an ear. SARAH VAUGHAN-Columbia "STRANGE WOMAN" (2:58) SURE TO HIT THE TOP! EDDIE FISHER & HUGO "LONELY BLUES" (2:43) WINTERHALTER-RCA Victor MET WALKER-JOHNNY OTIS ORCH. "HOT ROD" (2:25) HIT PARADE" "CINCINNATI PAUL WESTON-Capitol (Regent 1022) "SLOW DOWN, BABY" (2:37) backed with DON CHERRY-Decca Here's a pair that should take off ILLINOIS JACQUET O. Pub. by HARMS, Inc. and fly. Vocal flavor of Mel Walker (RCA Victor 22-0097) TIME on this duo is top notch material for Top deck of this one is a fair "THAT OLD LOVIN"' MUSIC PUBLISHERS the HOLDING CORP. the juke box trade. Mel's vocal work enough instrumental bit, with their Abbey 15016 NEW on both ends Illinois Jacquet crew displaying YORK, N. Y. is the sort that makes musical wares in effective style. Flip for added plays anytime. Both ends side has brother Russell in the spot- whirl in moderate tempo and make light, on a cute ditty that should earn ABBEY RECORDS, INC. for wonderful listening pleasure. Disk its keep. Wax is strictly for the Jac- 418 W. 49 St. New York, N. Y. GIVE To Conquor CANCER is a must in your machine. quet fans. Please mention THE CASH BOX when answering ads-it proves you're a real coin machine man! The Cash Box, Music Page 14 September 2, 1950 ;'HOT on DOT' . "STREET WALKIN' DADDY" by MARGIE DAY and Griffin Bros. Ork DOT b/w 1010 "RIFFIN' WITH GRIFFIN" by THE GRIFFIN BROS. ORK......

The Top Ten Tunes Netting Heaviest Play, Compiled From Reports Submitted Weekly To o "CRAZY BONE RAG" The Cash Box, By Leading Music Operators In New York City's Harlem Area; Chicago's South Side, and New Orleans. DOT b/w "ST. 1005 LOUIS TICKLE" by JOHN MADDOX and Rhythmasters PINK GOODNIGHT I YOU SO NEED CHAMPAGNE IRENE Ivory Joe Hunter Joe Liggins Paul Gayten (MGM 10663) °009"I'M SO CRAZY FOR LOVE" (Specialty 355) (Regal) b/w "CRAZY ABOUT MY HONEY DIP" by THE CAP -TANS WELL, WELL, GOLD AIN'T OH WELL OH WELL EVERYTHING Tiny Bradshaw Tiny Bradshaw Gene Gilbeaux typical of wires pouring in . . . (King 4357) (King 4357) (RCA Victor 22-0070) "STREET WALKIN' DADDY' should be top blues hit of the year sold ... 1000 first 2 days BESAME CUPID'S BLUE MANGOLD DIST.-Baltimore MUCHO BOOGIE SHADOWS Ray -O -Vacs Little Esther Lowell Fulson Dot Records, Inc. (Decca) (Savoy 750) (Swingtime 226) GOODNIGHT I'M YOURS . Gallatin, Tenn. Tel. Gallatin 880-881 GOODBYE IRENE TO KEEP (Gene Ammons) Paul Gayten Herb Fisher (Chess 1428) (Regal) (Modern)

BALD HEAD C'EST CI BON MY TEMPER IS RISING oRoy Boyd Louis Armstrong MAKE MILTON YOUR (Mercury) (Decca 27113) Roy Hawkins MONEYMAKER! (Modern) BARTENDER'S BOOGIE MY FOOLISH LEAVING ON ROY I LOVE YOU MILTON-Specialty 372 HEART MY DARLING THE MID- PLAYBOY Billy Eckstine NIGHT TRAIN Joe Fritz (MGM 10623) Helen Marina BLUES (Sittin' In) Gene Ammons ROY (Decca 48159) MILTON-Specialty 366 (Chess 1425)

BLUE LIGHT EVERY DAY I BOOGIE MONA LISA HAVE THE King Cole BLUES Louis Jordan (Capitol 1010) (Decca) Lowell Fulson (Swingtime 196) Peacock Record Presents HITS No. 2 & 3 Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown I'M YOURS I WANNA DECEIVING TO KEEP BE LOVED with BLUES 1PHerb Fisher Dinah Washington Little Esther PEACOCK ;: 1505 (Mercury 8181) `BOOGIE RAMBLER" (Modern) (Savoy) "2 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING" DAY I Still Going Strong! EVERY BOOGIE THE I NEED YOU SO 'I'VE BEEN MISTREATED" HAVE RAMBLER 'IT CAN NEVER BE THAT WAY" Peacock 1508 BLUES Ivory Joe Hunter 0 (MGM 10663) Gatemouth Brown Lowell Fulson Elmore Nixon in a New (Peacock) Sensational Hit (Swingtime) 1! "ALABAMA BLUES DOUBLE "A" SIDES PEACOCK # 1537 "MY WISH FOR YOU LA VIE AFTER HOURS LA VIE ATTENTION JUKE BOX OPERATORS ! ONE PLAY will convince you. If Distributor cannot supply you EN ROSE EN ROSE - ORDER DIRECT - Bobby Smith vT Louis Armstrong (Apollo) Louis Armstrong

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The One & Only Blues Version. 07 "GOODNIGHT /I IRENE" te,varot Flip in in in LOS OTHER "I Feel Like Shouting" DETROIT ANGELES CITIES MIGHTY MAN MAXWELL EARL BOSTIC and His Band The Top Ten Tunes Netting Heaviest Play, Compiled From Reports Submitted Weekly To Serenade The Cash Boo, By Leading Music Operators in Detroit, Los Angeles and Other Cities Listed. King 4369 I'LL NEVER FLA. WELL, ORLANDO, BE FREE 1. Mona Lisa (King Cole) DISCOVERY Records 2. Well Oh We" ARNETT COBB OH WELL (Tiny Bradshaw) * 6207 Santa Blvd. Monica Annie Laurie 3. Pink Champagne Go, Red, Go Tiny Bradshaw Paul (Joe Liggins) Hollywood 28, Calif. and Gayten 4. Cupid's Bonnie Apollo 778 (King 4357) (Regal 3258) (Little Esther) 5. I Wanne Be Loved (Dinah Washington) 6. My Foolish Heart JOE THOMAS (Gene Ammons) * 7. Goodnight Irene The Blues MONA LISA (Paul Gayten) Rollin' I NEED YOU SO 8. Slow Motion Baby King 4367 (Tiny Brown) Newest and BIGGEST ;<,>.` Ivory Joe Hunter King Cole 9. I Need You So (Ivory Joe Hunter) (MGM 10663) (Capitol 1010) 10 Home (King Cole) * THE RAVENS I'm Afraid of You CHESS Hit! National 9096 BLUE I NEED SHOALS, IND. 1. Hard Luck Blues DINAH "MONA SHADOWS YOU SO (Roy Brown) * LISA" 2. I Wanna Be Loved B/w "Benny's Bounce" Lowell Fulson Ivory Joe Hunter (Dinah Washington) WASHINGTON m 3. Cupid's Boogie Loved BY (MGM 10663) (Little Esther) l Wanna Be (Swingtime 226) 4. Well Oh Well (Tiny Bradshaw) Mercury 8181 CLAUD Mc LIN S. Pink Champagne (Joe Liggins) "Professor of the Tenor Sax" EVERY DAY I 6 Mona Lisa (King Cole) (Listed Alphabetically) BLUE LIGHT 7. I Need You So (CHESS No. 1432) HAVE THE (Ivory Joe Hunter) BOOG I E 8. Good Morning Judge BLUES (Wynonie Harris) For available dates Louis Jordan 9. Blue Light Boogie Lowell Fulson (Louis Jordan) UNIVERSAL ATTRACTIONS CHESS RECORDS (Decca) 10. Goodnight Irene 5249 Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago, HI. (Swingtime 196) (Paul Gayten) 347 Madison Ave. New York (Tel: MUseum 4-1322)

BLUE MY FOOLISH SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. SHADOWS 1. Blue Light Boogie OHEART (Louis Jordan) TAKING IN NICKELS FASTER Lowell Fulson 2. Blue Shadows Gene Ammons (Lowell Fulson) (Chess 1425) (Swingtime 226) 3. Love Don't Love No- THAN A WINK! body (Roy Brown) 4. Good Morning Judge (Wynonie Harris) 5. Mona Lisa (King Cole) 6. Goodnight Irene TWO YEARS OF (Paul Gayten) MONA LISA 7. Do You Know Him TORTURE (Brother Joe May) 8. My Temper Is Rising "ide, King Cole (Roy Hawkins) i 1 Percy Mayfield 9. Late In The Evening (Capitol 1010) Blues (Ray Charles) (Recorded in Hollywood) 10. Failing By Degrees ---4Keje (Jimmy Witherspoon) "EVERY SHUTEYE AIN'T SLEEP" LOVE DON'T B/w "SWEET LUCY" 1950 BLUES LOVE NOBODY SAVANNAH, GA. 1. Mona Lisa (King Cole) Tampa Red 2. Goodnight Irene By EDDIE CHAMBLEE 0 Roy Brown (Paul Gayten) (RCA Victor) 3. You Gotta Love Me (PREMIUM (DeLuxe) Baby (Ray O Vacs) 856) 4 Hard Luck Blues (Roy Brown) S. Mono Lisa (King Cole) 6 Pink Champagne (Joe Liggins) GOING BIG EVERYWHERE!! 7. Cupid's Boogie GOODNIGHT, PINK (Little Esther) 8. Repentence Blues "TENDERLY" IRENE CHAMPAGNE (Charles Brown) 9. I Need You So B/w Paul Gayten Joe Liggins (Ivory Joe Hunter) "SONG OF THE WANDERER" 10. Onions (Louis Jordan) (Regal) (Specialty 355) By LEN HOPE (PREMIUM 851)

ANDALUSIA, ALA. ! I YOU BARTENDER'S NEW RELEASE NEW RELEASE LOVE 1. Mona Liso (King Cole) ! BOOGIE 2. Pink Champagne 77 MY DARLING (Joe Liggins) "SLIM'S BLUES 3. Hard Luck Blues Joe Fritz Roy Milton (Roy Brown) 77 4. Goodnight Irene B/w"HAVIN' FUN (Sittin' In) (Specialty) (Paul Gayten) 5. Well Oh Well (Tiny Bradshaw) By MEMPHIS SLIM 6. La Vie En Rose (Louis Armstrong) (PREMIUM 860) 7. I Wanna Be Loved FOR BIG TIME PROFITS ORDER ALL THREE DECEIVING REPENTANCE (Dinah Washington) TODAY! 8. Let Me Dream BLUES BLUES (Ivory Joe Hunter) RECORD 9. I'll Never Be Free PRE;NItUm CORPORATION Little Esther Charles Brown (Annie Laurie) 2326 S. MICHIGAN, CHICAGO 16, ILL. 10. Playboy Blues (All Phones: CAlumet 5-9202-3) (Savoy) (Aladdin) (Roy Milton)

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Eddy Howard To Judge Soap Box Derby -4k

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* JOHNNY LONG 15060 THE B -I -EE -I -EE JUST FRIENDS WHY DON'T YOU * RUBY WRIGHT DENVER, COLO.-Pete Geritz, president of the Colorado Music Guild, local 15053 SAM, THE ACCORDION MAN music operator trade association is pictured above with orkster Eddy Howard, LOVE ME? THE OBJECT OF MY right, after extending an invitation to Howard to act as official starter for the AFFECTION annual "Soap Box Derby" in Denver. Hank Williams * FRIELING SISTERS (MGM 10696) 15057 OUR LADY OF FATIMA THE STORY OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA Aladdin Records Open RCA Victor Signs (Narration by Nelson King) I'LL SAIL MY SHIP New Offices Burr Tillstrom ALONE Moon Mullican HOLLYWOOD, CALIF.-Ed Mes- NEW YORK-Burr Tillstrom, bril- ner, president of Aladdin Records, liant young creator and impressario (King 830) * MOON MULLICAN and Leo Mesner, president of Mesner of the popular, prize-winning "Kukla, 830 I'LL SAIL MY SHIP ALONE Sales Inc., this past week announced Fran and 011ie" television show, TUNE MOON'S the opening of new offices for the two achieves another milestone in his ca- 1- 868 YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A BABY TO CRY firms on North Canon Drive in the reer with the signing of an exclusive GOODNIGHT, IRENE SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY heart of Beverly Hills here. recording contract with RCA Victor, Red Foley & Ernest Tubb DE. 886 MONA LISA Aladdin will continue to maintain it was announced by Paul A. Bark- GOODNIGHT IRENE its modern pressing and distribution meier, vice president and general (Decca 46255) DE. * HANK PENNY plant in Hollywood, but all adminis- manager of the RCA Victor Record 869 WHAM! BAM, THANK YOU CO MA'AM trative and sales matters will be han- Department. JERSEY BOUNCE dled from the new headquarters. Soon after their return to the NBC * AL DEXTER The move will allow Aladdin and television network August 28, fol- ME 884 HI DE HO BOOGIE Mesner Sales to coordinate the activi- lowing a summer hiatus, Tillstrom CUDDLE BUGGIN' WALKING WITH THE BLUES ties of both organizations and func- and his cast including Fran Allison, BABY * COWBOY COPAS tion in a more streamlined manner. the "girl friend" of the little thespi- 2- 885 STEPPIN' OUT Eddy Arnold Featuring a stable of talent includ- ans, will make their first, series of CA. MY TRUE CONFESSION ing such artists as Lester Young, (RCA Victor 21-0342) ZEB phonograph recordings. Subjects will * TURNER Amos Milburn, Charles Brown and CA. 883 HARD HEARTED YOU AND include the unique type of original CHICKEN-HEARTED ME others, Aladdin has consistently main- entertainment with which they have I'M TYING UP THE BLUES tained a top position among indepen- captured the imagination and devo- CO (With a Big Blue Ribbon) dent recording companies. tion of thousands, young and old alike, THROW YOUR LOVE * JIMMIE OSBORNE Sales leader for the firm at present in their nationwide television audi- MY WAY CR 893 GOD PLEASE PROTECT AMERICA is Charles Brown's "Repentance ence, as well as unusual and provoca- THE MOON IS WEEPING OVER Ernest Tubb YOU Blues" which has already sold over tive treatments of famous children's DE- 30,000 copies, though recently issued. stories. (Decca 46243) Aladdin execs have hopes of bettering Eagerly awaiting the new discs to SEPIA BE'uer this mark, with a pressing of "Sax be released early in the Fall, it is ex- Shack Boogie" by Amos Milburn. Side pected, will be a potential market of ME - sr week, was cut last with advance sales thousands of fans recruited during ADDITIONAL TUNES LISTED BELOW * TINY BRADSHAW leading Aladdin to press an initial or- the program's rise from a one -station MG. 4357 WELL OH WELL der of 40,000 copies. debut on October 13, 1947, to the IN ORDER OF POPULARITY I HATE YOU status of a national institution. 4376 BOODIE GREEN VI.2 AFTER YOU'VE GONE Stone Distribs Hail WYNONIE HARRIS * I LOVE YOU BECAUSE VI -2 4378 GOOD MORNING JUDGE Grobart Heads Decca STORMY NIGHT BLUES First Anniversary Ernest Tubb * IVORY JOE HUNTER Gold Label Series 4382 CHANGING BLUES (Decca 46213) I HAVE NO REASON TO MIAMI BEACH, FLA.-Stone Dis- COMPLAIN tributors Inc., this city, this past NEW YORK-Syd Goldberg, vice- CA. * LUCKY MILLINDER week celebrated their 1st anniversary president of the Decca Distributing 4379 LET IT ROLL AGAIN as local disk distributors. Corp., announced the appointment of Co. MY LITTLE BABY The firm, organized a year ago by Art Grobart to head Decca's new clas- M -I -S -S -I -S -S -I -P -P -I * LONNIE JOHNSON Henry Stone with a start of three sical department. Red Foley CRI 4388 JELLY ROLL BAKER record is now the inde- Grobart has DRUNK AGAIN lines, largest been sales promotion (Decca 46241) * EARL BOSTIC pendent disk distributor in Florida. manager of Decca, and has been with DE.2 4369 SERENADE Stone now carries more than 30 lines, the firm for some time now. The plat- WRAP YOUR TROUBLES IN numbering among them some of the tery announced their entry into the DE.2 DREAMS top recording labels in the business. classical field again last week. ENCLOSED ONE 10.E BROKEN HEART ROY BROWN ME. at his best OPERATOR'S TIPS Eddy Arnold DREAMING BLUES 'RCA Victor 21-0342) MG. LOVE DON'T LOVE NOBODY says . . . DE LUXE 3306 VI2E RED RIVER DAVE'S 1IIAPADTE'S FIETFIAT" LONG GONE MGM 10755 LONESOME BLUES ,/ Hank Williams "JACK O' HEARTS" CO.3 (MGM 10654) is Aces KING DE2;

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Aug.26 Aug.19 Aug.26 Aug.19 Aug. 26 Aug. 19 5 -SIMPLE 11-I CROSS MY 19 -NO OTHER MELODY 71.6 80.6 FINGERS 26.1 22.9 LOVE 13.3 12.4 CA -1039-10 STAFFORD CO-38786-PERCY FAITH O. CA -1053 -JO STAFFORD Pagan Love Song Valencia Sometime CO-38837-DINAH SHORE CR -60256-HARRY BABBITT I Still Get A Thrill DE-27078-VIC SCHOEN O. 20-MY FOOLISH CR-60227-CROSBY-GIBBS 1 Could Write A Book HEART 11.2 26.2 DE-27111-BING CROSBY A Little Bit Independent CA -934-MARGARET WHITING VI -20 -3781 -PHIL HARRIS VI -20 -3846 -PERRY COMO DISC -HITS Stay With The Happy People On The Mississippi 12 CO -38697 -HUGO WINTERHALTER O. DE -27112 -GARY & BING CROSBY -SENTIMENTAL ME 2-1.8 26.5 Leave It To Lore BOX SCORE Sam's Song DE -24830-.CORDON CA -923 -RAY ANTHONY O. JENKINS Don't Do Something, Etc. COMPILED BY 6-I WANNA BE Spaghetti Rag JACK "One Spot" TIINNIS LOVED 7-1.2 67.8 CR -60140-AMES BROS. ME -5362 -RICHARD HAYES CO -38491 -BUDDY CLARK Rag Mop The Flying Dutchman I!NORDER OF POPULARITY If You Were Only Mine DA -2074 -BILLY MAYO QUARTET MG -10623-BILLY ECKSTINE EASED ON CO -38825 -TONY BENNETT Hasty Heart Sure Thing WEEKLY NATIONAL SURVEY DE -24904 Boulevard Of Broken Dreams -RUSS MORGAN VI-20-3681-MINDY CARSON DE -27007 -ANDREWS SISTERS Copper Canyon Candy And Cake I've lust Gotta Get Outa The ME -8174 -STEVE GIBSON .Jt s[OI l..tU.11'w cow'll ON Tr.r Vrmps Habit Are You Lonesome Tonight? iNpIviou.l . Ippp .C oros-lNls IM 0. C. Or rC.-lc.'1, INrlU:1..G MG -10716 -BILLY ECKSTINE VI -20 -3793 -RUDY VALLEE ONG. O.O.c NUM.., .11.... f p :. And (pGON O N FN. sYr..1 !ID. Stardust Niccolo His Piccolo VI -20 -3772 -FONTANE SISTERS ADDITIONAL TUNES USTED BELOW I Didn't Know What Time It Was 13-BONAPARTE'S RETREAT 21.3 29.4 IN ORDER OF POPULARITY CODE 7 -COUNT EVERY CA -936 -KAY STARR AB -Abbey ME -Mercury STAR 33.1 38.6 Someday Sweetheart AL -Aladdin MG-MGM CA -979 -RAY ANTHONY O. CO -20706 -LEON McAULIFFE AP -Apollo MO-Modern Darktown Strutters Ball What, Where And When 21 -MAMBO AR -Aristocrat NA -National CA -859 -RAY ANTHONY O. DE -46209 BUTLER JAMBO BB -Bluebird RA -Rainbow -BUZ 11.1 22.1 BU -Bullet RE -Regent Bamboo Poison Ivy CA -Capitol RO -Rondo CO -38732 -HERB JEFFRIES VI -20 -3766 -GENE KRUPA O. CM -Commodore SA -Savoy Our Love Story My Scandinavian Baby CO -Columbia SIT--Sittin' In 22 -TUNNEL CR -60214-HARRY BABBITT VI -21 -0111 CR -Coral SP -Specialty -PEE WEE KING OF LOVE 11.0 3.5 DA -Dana SPT-Spotllte DE -27042 -DICK HAYMES The Walls Of Regret DE-Decco SU -Supreme If You Were Only Mine TE -Tempo DV-Delvor DE -48518 -THE BLENDERS I 1 HA-Harmony TW-Tower -CAN ANYONE DIDN'T SLIP, I Would I Still Be The One In 23-I HT -Hi -Tone VI -Victor EXPLAIN? 18.6 18.8 WASN'T PUSHED, KI-KIng VO-Vocallon Your Heart? AR -1259 -SAVANNAH CHURCHILL I FELL 10.5 LO -London VI -20 -3697 WINTERHALTER 9.6 -HUGO O. The Devil Sat Down & Cried Flying Dutchman CA -1131 -RAY ANTHONY O. Aug.26 Aug.19 8 -LA VIE Sky Coach 24-I THOUGHT 1 -GOODNIGHT, EN ROSE 33.1 23.3 CO-38297-DINAH SHORE SHE WAS IRENE 128.8 97.7 CA -890 -PAUL WESTON O. Dream A Little Dream Of Me A LOCAL 8.6 10.3 DE-46255-FOLEY & TUBB Les Feuilles Mortes CR -60253 -AMES BROS. DE-27077-GORDON JENKINS O. CO -38768 -HARRY JAMES O. Sittin' 'N Starin' 'N Rockin' Tzena, Tzena, Tzena Mona Lisa LO -766 --AL MORGAN 25 -OUR LITTLE DE -24816 YOUNG O. CO -38892 -FRANK SINATRA -VICTOR There's No Season On Love RANCH HOUSE 8.2 The River Seine My Blue Heaven DE -27161 -DICK HAYMES DE-27111-BING CROSBY ME -5448 -ALEXANDER BROTHERS If I Had A Magic Carpet Wunderbar 1 Cross My Fingers 26-JUST SAY DE -27113 -LOUIS ARMSTRONG ME -5464 -THE SOFT NOTES I LOVE HER 8.1 7.9 C'est Si Bon It All Begins & Ends 2 -MONA LISA 126.1 123.3 MG-30227-MACKLIN MARROW O. CA -1010-KING COLE When We're Dancing 15-SOMETIME 16.6 18.5 Inventor 27 -PHANTOM The Greatest VI -20 -3819 -TONY MARTIN CA -1053 -JO STAFFORD GRANT STAGE -COACH 7.4 7.6 CA -1104-EDDIE Tonight No Other Love Peanut Vendor VI-20-3739-MELACHRINO O. CA-1070-FOY WILLING CO -38768 JAMES O. -HARRY Fascination CO -38781 -THE MARINERS La Vie En Rose VI -20 -3882 28 -AT SUNDOWN 7.2 3.2 -RALPH FLANAGAN O. Stars Are The Windows of Heaven CR-60250-LEIGHTON NOBLE ORCHESTRA Mona Lisa DE -27102 -INK SPOTS Sam's Song 1 Was Dancing With Someone DE -27048 -VICTOR YOUNG O. 9 -BEWITCHED 30.8 35.6 29 FEET 7.0 6.2 LO -692 -YOUNG & FOSTER -HAPPY Third Man Theme CA-1000-MEL TORME Marianne LO -619 -CHARLIE SPIVAK O. The Piccolino ME -5422 -TOMMY CARLYN Loveless Love CR -60182 -ROSS ROSS O. Marianne 30-I'LL ALWAYS ME -5447 -ALEXANDER BROS. Where In The World LOVE YOU 5.9 2.9 Home Cookin' DE-24983-GORDON JENKINS VI -20 -3796 -WAYNE KING O. Are My MG -10689 -ART LUND Where In The World You Love When My Stage Coach Reaches ME -5399 -JAN AUGUST & HARMONICATS 16 -ALL MY LOVE 16.4 7.1 31 -M -I -S -S -I -S- Heaven Blue Prelude S -I -P -P -I 5.6 8.3 VI-20-3753-DENNIS DAY TW-1473-BILL SNYDER CO -38913 -XAVIER CUGAT Shawl Of Galway Grey VI -20 -3617 -ANDRE PREVIN Tell Me Why VI -20 -3882-RALPH FLANAGAN O. VI -20 -3726-LARRY GREEN CO-38918-PERCY FAITH 32 -MUSIC, La Vie En Rose If I Had You On a Desert Isle This Is The Time MAESTRO, DE-27117-BING CROSBY PLEASE 4.8 3 -SAM'S SONG 89.6 70.0 10 -THIRD MAN Friendly Islands 3.4 THEME 28.9 27.1 DE -27118 -GUY LOMBARDO O. CA -962 -JOE CARR CA -820 --ALVINO REY Swiss Bellringer Ivory Rag ME -5455 PAGE 33 DATE Steel Guitar Rag -PATTI -BLIND 4.4 - CO -38876 -TONI HARPER CO -38706 -HUGO WINTERHALTER Roses Remind Me Of You Happy Feet Come Into My Heart VI-20-3870-DENNIS DAY CR-60250-LEIGHTON NOBLE O. CO -38665 -CAFE VIENNA QUARTET Goodnight, Irene 34 -VAGABOND Mona Lisa Cafe Mozart Waltz SHOES 3.6 9.7 DE -27033 -VICTOR YOUNG O. CR-60159-OWEN BRADLEY 17-NOLA 13.6 15.:3 Dreamy Ole Ohio Cate Mozart Waltz CA -1014 -LES PAUL DE-27112-BING CROSBY and GARY DE-24908-ETHEL SMITH Jealous 35 -FRIENDLY Simple Melody Cafe Mozart VI -20 -3743 -FRANKIE CARLE LO-693-HOGAN Waltz STAR 3.5 & WAYNE DE -27048 - -VICTOR YOUNG O. Mississippi Mona Lisa 18-HOOP-DEE- ME -5450 -HARRY GELLER O. DE -46218 -HANK GARLAND DOO 13.5 29.1 36 -HOME 2.8 1812 Lowdown Billy - MG -10743 -THE MELODEONS CA -980 -KAY STARR DE -24839-GUY LOMBARDO O. A Likes To Be Told Tippy Canoodle Canoe Woman Cafe Mozart Waltz DAY VI-20-3798-FREDDY MARTIN O. CO -38771 -DORIS DE -24916 -ERNST NASAR 37 -CAN'T WE TALK Mambo lambo Marriage Ties IT OVER? 2.5 Cafe Mozart Waltz CO -38799 -FRANKIE YANKOVIC - LO -536 -ANTON KARAS Night After Night 4-TZENA, TZENA, Cafe Mozart Waltz CR -60209 -AMES BROS. TZENA 88.8 105.1 ME -5373 -HERMAN STACHOW 38 -DADDY'S Stars Are The Windows of Heaven LITTLE BOY CO-38885-MITCH MILLER O. Under The Linden Tree DA -2077-PAULETTE SISTERS 2.2 - The Sleigh MG -10593 -FRANZ DIETSCHMANN Song Of The Wedding Day DE-27077-GORDON JENKINS O. VI -20 -3698 -IRVING FIELDS' TRIO DE -24986 -RUSS MORGAN O. Good Night, Irene Poet And Peasant Rumbature Down The Lane 39-OLD PIANO DE -27053 -THE WEAVERS VI -20 -3611 -IRVING FIELDS' TRIO ME -5419 -LAWRENCE WELK ROLL BLUES 1.9 7.8 Around The World The Wedding Samba If You Can't Get A Drum ME-5454-VIC DAMONE VI -20 -3709-RAY McKINLEY O. MG-10702-LYN DUDDY SINGERS I Love The Girl I Don't Wanno Be Kissed Down The Lane 40-I DON'T CARE VI -20 -3847 -RALPH FLANAGAN ORCH. VI-20-3797-FREDDY MARTIN O. VI -20 -3747-COMO & FONTAINE SISTERS IF THE SUN Pink Champagne Home Cookin' On The Outgoing Tide DON'T SHINE 1.8 4.4 The Cash Box Page 18 September 2, 1950

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Believe Drink Dispensers, Cig Vendors, Etc. Will Get Necessary Merchandise and Supplies Especially in Military Camps and War Plants. Ven- r dors Helping Game and Music Ops To Get Locations

One important development of the past few of them didn't believe in vending machines as a operators and operations grow, it expands the months is the sudden jump into the vending ma- source of good operating revenue for many years. market. chine field by many operators who were, formerly, means in the to come, the vend- vending machine business One very important factor which has decided a It that, years never connected with the great many of the operators to enter the vending ing machine manufacturers will have a potential in any capacity. machine business is that they believe they will get sales market which will be many times larger than This has come about, from all indications, by all the merchandise and supplies they will require, they ever before enjoyed. come into effect, as has been pub- the demand created for many types of vending should rationing They will, because of this, be able to spend more machines from war plants and other large installa- licly brought to the fore in news from Washington these weeks. for experimentation and development of newer and tions, especially military camps, in many areas past better machines, because the size of their market thruout the country. Many ops foresee vending machine operations and the potential number of machines to be sold It was especially revealing to note a letter re- in military camps and war plants giving them will be sufficiently attractive to warrant such ceived by one noted manufacturer of drink dis- priority on such items as syrups and cups as well larger expenditure. pensers from an operator who has always confined as parts for their machines. and amusement machines. This expansion of the vending machine field, himself to music Others are of the belief that the war plants even during war stress, should be looked upon with This operator wrote that he had been "pushed" will help them obtain whatever they will require pleasant optimism by all in the field. Here is some- into operating vending machines by some of his lo- by requisition to the proper authorities. thing which no other source or force in the indus- cations, where he has been operating for years, be- try was able to accomplish. cause of general "customer demand." Some also believe that operations of vending machines in important centers, even if not directly This means, too, that there is now every in- He advised that not only was he interested in located in war plants or military camps, will also centive for the average vending machine manu- obtaining drink dispensers, but, that he was also obtain priority rating for supplies and parts. facturer to develop products which will he used in going to buy cigarette vending machines and other large numbers in the field. types of machines, for which he now had a very Whatever the future will bring in this direc- strong demand from his location owners. tion few, if any, are of the belief that those oper- The manufacturers, at present, are attempting ators who arenow jumping into the vending ma- with every means at their disposal, to satisfy the This is but one of many, many inquiries which chine operating business will be left high and dry demand for machines. Some are reported to be re- manufacturers, as well as distributors and jobbers, without supplies for their machines. building single unit drink dispensers, as an ex- have been receiving for vending machines of almost ample, into dual and triple units. every type. It is pointed out that the main reason these new ops have suddenly decided on vending machines, is Tho the cost is much higher than many ops In every case, it can be noted, the demand because of the importance of the locations, as well anticipated, it is of such good value at this time, originates with the location owners. As more and as the fact that the locations are identified with that operators who have single unit machines are more war production gets under way in larger the military preparedness effort in one way or much interested in such rebuilding and recondi- plants and, especially, as extra shifts of workers tioning are added, plant managers demand that vending another. of their machines. machines be installed for the convenience of their Many operators will remain in the vending ma- The field recognizes this growth. Manufacturers employees. chine business; of the number that are now enter- have reported that they are surprised, in some In many cases factories have written direct to ing into it, even should the military effort finish cases, at the sudden demand for machines from manufacturers of vending machines and offered to more suddenly than any expect at this time. operators whom they've known, but, who did not purchase the machines outright. care to enter into the merchandising machines busi- This was the case in World War II. After this ness in the past, tho solicited time and again to Operators in all production centers have, natur- war, many new operators who had entered into do so. ally, stepped into locations which they formerly vending machine operations, as part and parcel of neglected. Some of the small restaurants near war their music and games operating, remained in the Most of the manufacturers, of course, are happy plants have expanded. These locations have asked business after the war was over. at this sudden turn of events and are trying to get the operators for vending machines of all kinds. these new people satisfied so that they will, in due It is, naturally, important to encourage these time, have expanded their market potential and The net result is that operators are jumping new men who enter into the vending machine busi- will, thereby, be in position to enjoy greater sales into the vending machine business, even tho some ness because, as the numbers of vending machine for the future. The Cash Box Page 19 September 2, 1950 Runyon Sales Appointed Distribs. Vending Machine Ops In 72 For SuperVend Drink Vendor Cities Participating In The

embraces New York, New Jersey and Red Feather -Community Connecticut. Chest Runyon held a two-day showing of the beautiful 3 -flavor cup -drink vendor at their New York offices, and a great Program many operators came in from near and far. Because of the expectant opening of many new industrial locations and the enlargement of present ones, op- Later Reports May Double Current Figures erators were enthusiastic in their praise of the vendor, and several placed orders. CHICAGO-Vending machine op- New Britain, Conn.; New Castle, Pa. As is the practice of this distribut- erators in 72 cities already are taking and New Orleans, La. ing firm, Runyon will put every effort part in the Red Feather (Community Northampton, Mass.; Omaha, into bringing the SuperVend dispenser Chest) program sponsored by the Na- Nebr.; Pasadena, Calif.; Philadelphia, to the attention of all coinmen in their tional Automatic Merchandising As- Pa.; Providence, R. I.; Reading, Pa.; area. Their sales staff has been in- sociation in cooperation with the Renton, Wash.; Richmond, Va.; Roan- creased, and will be headed by Eddie Community Chests and Councils of oke, Va.; Roseburg, Ore.; St. Joseph, Burg. Joe Jennings will assist Burg. America, Inc. Mich.; St. Louis, Mo.; Schenectady, "This multiple vendor is the greatest Aaron Goldman, president of the N. Y.; Springfield, Mass.; Tacoma, drink machine I've ever seen," stated G. B. Macke Corp., Washington, D.C. Wash.; Toledo, Ohio; Tucson, Ariz- Sugerman. "And most important, our and 1950 N.A.M.A. public relations ona; Union, with us. We N. J.; Washington, D. C.; operator customers agree chairman, made the announcement Wilkes Barre, Pa.; Wolcott, N. BARNEY SUGERMAN com- Y.; shall have available at our offices after completion of the first tabula- Worcester, Mass. and Yakima, Wash. plete departments devoted to parts tion of operator reports the participation Goldman added that though he NEW YORK-Runyon Sales Com- and supplies for the machine, plus at association headquarters. was "highly pleased" with the terrific pany, with offices in this city and organization to give the operator com- Early figures released by the time to interest in the program evidenced by Newark, N. J., have taken on the dis- plete service. This is the first N.A.M.A. reveal that 36,890 indi- the reports received from member tribution of the SuperVend drink dis- my knowledge that a local distributor vidual machines will bear the Red operators, he nevertheless cautions penser, according to an announcement will be able to offer this type of service Feather message during the cam- a drink dis- that those operators who "pass up this by Barnet (Shugy) Sugerman. The to their customers for paign. More than 113,000 Red Fea- last opportunity to get aboard firm will cover territory, which penser." the their ther poster stamps will be placed on Red Feather bandwagon . will be penny machines. Cigarette machines sorry that they did not take part. will dispense 6,385,000 match books, "Already letters are coming to and cup beverage machines will use N.A.M.A. headquarters from com- 2,175,000 cups with the special Red munity leaders all over the country Firms Vend -0 -Mart To Feather message during the local expressing their sincere gratitude for Eleven More campaign. These figures do not in- what N.A.M.A. operators in their clude individual participation reports home towns are doing." To Show At N.A.M.A. Hold Showing In from all N.A.M.A. operators in large cities where committees have been organized. CHICAGO-Ernest H. Fox, chair- New York City Reports are still outstanding from man of the 1950 convention of the Los Angeles and area, Chicago, Cin- Dixie Cup Jumps Merchandising Birmingham, Syra- National Automatic BOSTON, MASS. Sd. Ravreby cinnati, Cleveland, Association, has announced that - cuse, Buffalo, Indianapolis, Seattle, Price By eleven additional exhibitors have been of Vend -O -Mart, Inc., this city, an- San Francisco, and Oakland and vi- 5% added to the list of firms that will nounced that the firm will hold a two- cinity. Goldman estimates that the take part in the forthcoming vending day showing of two new machines at figures stated might well be doubled meet to be held in the Palmer House, New Yorker in New York if reports from individual operators Follows Lily -Tulip this city, November 12-15. the Hotel in the committee cities were available. The new group makes a total of City on September 6 and 7. The remaining cities taking part in NEW Dixie 113 firms which have signed contracts On display will be the Ever Fresh the program include: Aberdeen, Md.; YORK-The Cup Com- Amarillo, pany has announced a five per cent to exhibit at the annual convention. Popcorn Dispenser, a non -coin oper- Abilene, Tex.; Altoona, Pa.; Fox said, "One exhibit floor is com- Tex.; Asheville, N. C.; Aurora, Ill.; advance in vending cup prices. The pletely sold out and over 65 per cent ated popcorn machine. The machine Baltimore, Md.; Binghamton, N. Y.; raise will bring the costs per unit lots of a second floor has been reserved. warms the popcorn and vends out a Bloomington, Ill.; Canton, Ohio and to i/z cent each. A number of other important firms when operated by the Chester, Pa. The step by the Dixie Cup Com- certain amount pany follows a similar announcement are committed to show, but we are storekeeper. Duluth, Minn.; Elgin, Ill.; Elmira, not revealing their names at this time N. Y.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Herrin, (The Cash Box, August 12) by the because space assignments have yet The second machine that will be Ill.; Greensboro, N. C.; Hickory, N.C.; Lily -Tulip Cup Company of their to be made." Jewel Candy Mart. This Johnstown, Pa.; Kingston, Pa.; Lan- price rise to % cent per cup when shown is the bought in large quantities. At that Of the eleven firms, five are confec- candy vendor comes with interchange- caster, Pa.; Long Beach, Calif.; Lou- tionary manufacturers, three are bev- isville, Ky.; Manchester, N. H.; Mc- time it was predicted that "Others in erage manufacturers, two are in the able plaques that can be set into the Keesport, Pa.; Minneapolis, Minn.; this field are expected to follow this vending equipment field, and The machine and which identifies the par- Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; Muncie, Ind.; trend." Cash Box will be exhibiting at the ticular brand of candy available. In show. addition, it is stated that any other Raises .. 'ti:i_/ `'4' . In addition to The Cash Box, firms package of merchandise of similar Spacarb ! who will have displays at the convention include Delicia Chocolate & size can be vended thru this machine. Prices On Some Candy Mfg. Co., N. Y.; Pepsi -Cola On hand to greet the operators, in Co., N. Y.; Citrus Products Co. (Kist addition Ed Ravreby, will be Nat Beverages). Chicago; Tap Mixers to Special Attachments Service, Atlantic Highlands, N. J.; Jones. Ridley's Inc., N. Y.; Federal Sweets presi- & Biscuit Co., Inc., Clifton, N. J.; NEW YORK-I. H. Houston, EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS Hawley & A.B.C. Popcorn, Chicago; dent, Spacarb, Inc., disclosed this in Hopes, Inc. (a subsidiary of Gum week that mounting costs have forced Products, Inc.), N. Y.; Frigid Fruit Eastern Electric prices on NEW YORK Co.. Yakima. Wash., and Welch Grape the firm to raise the list Juice Co., N. Y. some of their special attachments. NEW JERSEY Ups Vendor Prices Houston revealed that the hot unit, and the non-carbonated attachment, CONN. respect- NEW BEDFORD, MASS.-An- have been upped $25 and $10 for thony M. Caruso, president, Eastern ively. The Spacarb executive ex- Keeney Makes Tenth Electric, Inc., stated this week that plained that the move is due to the SuperVend the prices of both its eight and ten jump in the prices of the basic ma- 3 FLAVOR CUP -DRINK VENDOR 1,000 Cig. Vendor Run column all -electric cigarette vendors terials used in the manufacturing of Unequalled by any other have taken a ten dollar spiral. Cup -Drink Dispenser! Caruso declared, "The acute up- equipment. WRITE FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CHICAGO -John Conroe, vice- ward trend in the prices of materials Further, Houston said that as a president of J. H. Keeney & Company, used in manufacturing has reached result of the more than three -to -one announced the production release of the point where these greater costs demand by operators for dispensers the tenth 1,000 unit run of its Leluxe can no longer be absorbed by Eastern variable RUNYON electric cigarette vendor. Electric and must be passed on, in with the new Select-O-Carb, SALES COMPANY assembly, the unit will be- Exclusive AMI The move marks two and a half part, to the operator. carbonator Disrnbotors in ti. Y. U J. fl Conn. "The price rises still represent a come a standard component on all new years of production on this model of 593 10th Avenue 123 W. Runyon Street cigarette vendor by the J. H. Keeney twenty dollar drop from the figure for machines ordered. The Select-O-Carb which the were selling was originally introduced as an op- New York 18, N. Y Newark I, N. J. firm. It was stated that the daily out- units after LOngacre put of the Deluxe model will be 35 their reduction last January," he tional feature with the firm's Model 4.1880 Bigelow 3 87» units. added. 4-D-51. Please mention THE CASH BOX when answering ads-it proves you're a real coin machine manl I

The Cash Box Page 20 September 2, 1950 11 ARCADE BOO M GROWS

Recognize Value of Concentrating Machines in One Spot. Expect Arcade

Play to Zoom. Demand for Used Arcade Equipment Starts. Shuffle Games, Rifle Ranges, Peek Machines, Hamburger and Hot Dog Stands, Novelty

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CHICAGO - Tho previously re- The arcade business has grown to ported that, just as in the last war- such a point that, prior to just jump- time period, a sudden growth of ar- ing into it helter-skelter, it should be cades was forthcoming, no one per- most completely studied and investi- Manpower Demands Grow ceived that this would, as yet, turn gated. into a boom. Regardless, the boom is under way. This is most definitely the fact at Many foresee hundreds of arcades this time. Some of the largest ops again mushrooming into being all Predict Serious and distribs, who have come to this over the country. Rents will be high- Shortage Will Develop As city to purchase equipment, report er. Cost of operating higher. But, in that they are interested in opening the main, the majority believe that Full Defense Program Gets arcades at this time. the arcades promise good profits for Going In fact, it is well known that this those who will obtain the right loca- city is also being scoured by many tions and will operate the arcades well known ops seeking locations. correctly. Belief is that, as the armed forces WASHINGTON, D. C.-In a re- SAN FRANCISCO California grow, arcade play will jump once port, released this past week by UP officials report increased- employment again. This was the case during the (United Press) and which appeared in all fields. War jobs are opening last war. It is foreseen, by the main the New York Times, it was dis- up in ship repair yards and at mili- jority of the operators and distribu- 5th Week's Collections closed that officials of the Labor De- tary installations. A shortage of ma- tors interested in opening arcades, as partment stated that serious man- chinists, turret lathe operators, core the case all over again, especially power shortages unquestionably will makers and other skilled jobs is de- while the military preparedness pro- Better Than 1st develop in key industries as the full veloping. Industries report some men gram is under way. impact of President Truman's multi- lost thru draft and calls for reserves. Most important to the majority of billion-dollar defense program gets CLEVELAND-Ohio job picture coinmen who are helping start this under way. described as "wide open." Skilled arcade boom, is the fact that arcades Altho they state they expect CHICAGO-Sam Stern, executive noth- help as listed above are at a premium. will allow them to contain much of ing immediately like the labor short- Engineers, teachers, nurses, stenogra- their equipment "under one roof." vice-president and general manager ages that developed of Williams Manufacturing Company, during World phers and secretaries also are scarce. In addition, of course, this means, War II, they now have a team of CHICAGO-Draft and reserve calls they report, that they will be able to this city, called in correspondents of twenty experts working on a program have had only a "spotty" effect and "pull many machines from widely the leading trade magazines last week to supply new manpower as it is jobs are definitely reported as more scattered, outlying spots." Will be to show them a series of operators' needed. plentiful, principally able to have better control over the A survey of eight large industrial for production machines 'and, thereby, enjoy better collection reports which the firm ac- centers disclosed that there already and steel workers. But this is as- profits they believe. cumulated on its newest game, "Dou- was a shortage of many skilled work- cribed more to higher consumer de- Almost everyone of these ops looks ble Header." ers, with defense industries hiring in mand than the war. Manufacturers forward to setting up eating space in anticipation Collections were shown to be great- of new war orders. are not hiring in the 19-25 year group. the arcade. Hot dogs, hamburgers, er Spokesmen for the Labor Depart- etc., are believed today to be an in- and better, after five full weeks of ment stated that military calls for PHILADELPHIA-Big increase is tegral and extremely profitable part operation, than they were after the reservists and National Guardsmen noted in heavy -industry employment, of any arcade. first, introductory week. would begin to be felt next month as a result of war orders or in antici- Novelty concessions are looked to "This," Stern stated, "indicates (Sept.) when these men start report- by all as or whole, rent payers. pation of them. Large gain in calls part, that `Double Header' has passed ing in large numbers. This has been the case in some of the the At that time it probably will call for clerks and stenographers in war leading arcades. stage of being a 'sure hit.' It can for manpower programs. Among plants is reported. "Novelties," as one arcade op stated, now be considered a `smash hit'." other actions, it probably will call BOSTON-State placed 6,136 work- "are very important. They not only As is well known to the trade, Stern for manpower "ceilings," the alloca- help bring people into the place, but, ers in the week ending Aug. 12, a explained, usually the first and second tion of workers, younger and older if handled correctly will, especially if employes, full use of women and post-war record. Few defense orders on a percentage basis, show a profit to week's collections are the best and handicapped in industry. have been placed yet, but firms are the arcade owner." highest on any new product. One key Labor Department official hiring in anticipation of them. Calls Showmanship, all agree, is the main "But," he stated, "in the case of our summed requisite for anyone planning an ar- up the manpower outlook as for draft reserves are expected to be cade. Machines can be obtained. Rows `Double Header,' tho collections were follows: "Serious shortages unques- felt next month. of shuffle games, rifle ranges, peek high the first and second weeks, they tionably will develop in many areas. PITTSBURGH-A spokesman for machines, etc., as well as some of the have continued to go up and now, But it is too soon to say when and the United States Steel Corporation older standard type arcade equipment after five full weeks of operation, they where they will come. So far the said: "It is becoming increasingly are reported to still be available. Very are even higher than what was re- shortages have been almost entirely difficult to obtain workers. We have few plan to use live ammunition gun ported the first and second weeks. confined to highly skilled technicians." found that the backlog of unemployed, ranges. The lessons learned in the "Furthermore," he continued, "this An eight-city survey reported the in the Pittsburgh area at least, has last war preclude any such possibility. is only the beginning. Collections," following conditions: been largely absorbed." But, what is most important, as he said, "are still on the way up. We NEW YORK-Job situation in the DETROIT-In the city, 96.3 per this boom gets under way, and which believe that eight weeks from now state is unchanged as far as war cent of the potential work force has many believe will be the fact in 1951, most operators of `Double header' will work is concerned, but a general in- jobs-or 1,146,000 persons, a record is showmanship is the basis that for report even greater collections than crease in employment is expected from high mark. There is a big shortage all good arcade operation. they are now enjoying." increased activity of consumer indus- of skilled workers. And automobile "Those who lack this tremendously Members of the firm stated, "Many tries. One civilian employment agen- companies are running page -long important quality should not invest will realize the fact that `Double cy reported that the number of avail- help wanted advertisements. Work- too heavily in arcades." one well Header' is one of the most outstand- able jobs had doubled recently. Jobs ers already are known starting to flock to arcade owner said. ing moneymakers of all times." are opening for persons over 40. the city. The Cash Box Page 21 September 2, 1950

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R NEVER BEFORE! NEVER AGAIN! Keeney "Match Bowler" THE FAMOUS AND SENSATIONAL BELL Modernizes 12 Ft. Shuffle M "WILD DEUCES" A for the 12 -foot cushion boards and the NOW AVAILABLE FOR ANY OLD MILLS ESCALATOR fact that as many as four players can -re: play "Match Bowler," has created un- mal COMPLETE KIT usually great interest. '45' to make complete changeover from any old Mills and Escalator -type Bell in less than an hour! Consists Many of the 12 -foot cushion shuffle- orde of Reward Card, Latest Type Disks, complete Set of 95 boards clicked in the field, especially fire Reel Strips, Spacer, and "Wild Deuces" Emblem. Con Everything necessary to make a most complete and when first introduced. But since then, disc perfect changeover. (We have every type of Reward Card necessary for any Mills Escalator -type machine.) according to reports, play fell to a and A Even amateurs can make changeover in less than an very low point, especially when the hour and have a perfect, Brand New "WILD DEUCES" EACH llu: working on every location. RUSH YOUR ORDER shuffle and rebound games appeared qua: IMMEDIATELY. Time's growing short. for on the market. 'ill Operators who had the 12 -foot cush- and IMPORTANT! ACT QUICK! caul ion shuffleboards were in a quandary play COMPLETE BRAND NEW WILD DEUCES as to what they could do with them. Keeney or- The introduction by the can, CHARLES I. PIERI CABINET PLUS THE $5 9 §Q ganization of the new "Match Bowler" ator conversion is considered by all, "a toda COMPLETE KIT ONLY reco: CHICAGO-Since introduction, just lifesaver for the 12 -foot cushion chic a short time ago, of the new "Match mad( shuffleboards." for Bowler" by J. H. Keeney & Company, READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Pieri said, "Every operator who has Co 5c -10c -25c -50c "WILD DEUCES" Factory Inc., Charley Pieri, sales manager of installed the new `Match Bowler' con- Masi tau] Produced From Above Kits With Brand New Cabinets the firm reports, "The `Match Bowler' version unit on a 12 -foot cushion resul conversion for 1, 2, 3 or 4 players has is one WRITE! WIRE! PHONE FOR PRICES! QUICK!! shuffleboard tells us that this duct( clicked big with every operator." of the greatest games he's ever had. assui IF THIS ADVERTISEMENT This unusual conversion is for the is absolutely above grail IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE REACHES YOU AFTER "Play appeal former 12 -foot need( THE BILL HAS PASSED AND BECOME FEDERAL LAW WE CAN NO LONGER cushion shuffleboard and beyond anything in the field. The SHIP THE ABOVE TO YOU. He games. It's a rebound action conver- one, two, three or even four fact that musi sion, players take less than 45 sec- players can play the game at the same made AMUSEMENT SALES CORP. onds to complete FULLERTON AVE., the play of the aver- time, makes `Match Bowler' the most our 4047 W. CHICAGO 39, ILL. (Tel: HUmbolt 9-1323) age game. outstanding product of its kind intro- first This is the first and only conversion duced to the field in a long time." duce( erato Will pay cash 55 for: Bally Shuffle Champ: One -Balls, Eurekas: Photo Finish: Late Five Balls, Brand New Five -Ball Closeouts: Seeburg 100 cult 1 WANTED Select-O-Matics: and all models used phonographs, games, shuffle alleys and consoles. fine NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST STOCK OF ALL COIN MACHINES 7TOW EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR: WURLITZER, BALLY, KEENEY and EXHIBIT "THE CASH BOX" IS A MUST! He i3iana REDD DISTRIBUTING CO., INC., 298 LINCOLN ST., ALLSTON, MASS. calm FOR ALL IN WANT THE COIN MACHINE INDUSTRY Mills Golden Falls WANTED OPERATORS JOBBERS DISTRIBUTORS 5c -10c -25c 1 Cherry PO I FOR EXPORT MANUFACTURERS ALLIED INDUSTRIES Mills Black Cherries ALL TYPES OF 5c -10c -25c Weekly Features: Kii Seeburgs '47 and '48 M's ARCADE EQUIP'T Must be in working condition. We are Confidential Price Lists Of All Equipment as Quoted For Sale well known exporters. Cash paid to you Bally 8' Speed Bowlers immediately. Send complete list with Real Live, Pertinent, Educational Editorials Key prices wanted. News LAKE CITY AMUSE. CO. BOX No. 821, c/o THE CASH BOX 32 W. RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO 1, ILL. 1648 ST. CLAIR AVE., CLEVELAND 14, O. Advertisements of Leading Firms (Tel.: CHerry 1-7067) Music Charts and Reviews Breezy Intimate Chatter Columns SHUFFLEBOARD OPERATORS! CONVERT your Shuffle Bowling Games into UP-TO-DATE DISAPPEARING PIN BOWLING GAMES Fish Story! with our Conversion Unit. Bring your Shuffle Game info our shop. It CHICAGO - Capt. Tom Calla- will receive complete treatment thruout Spray ghan of Bally Manufacturing Com- AON °R and Cabinet department-and all necessary pany, who was $15. PER YEAR mechanical reconditioning. You take out a machine that looks like a BRAND NEW SHUF- vacationing at (52 ISSUES) FLE BOWLING GAME with DISAPPEARING Trout Lake, PINS. Wis., returned Priced Real Low! with a few likely stories. "Just kept THE CASH catching those BOX Empire State Bldg., New York 1, N. Y 577 10th Ave. at 42nd muskies, bass N. Y. 18, N. Y. (BRyant 9-6677) and walleyes all day long," Please enter our subscription for 1 year (52 issues) at $15. Enclosed Our smiled Tom. Check E Please Send Us A Bill E Happy Birthday- In fact, Cal- To: Mac Churvis (Chicago ad- TOM CALLAGHAN laghan even FIRM NAME man), August 31. goes this one To a whole gang of coinmen who further. "Why, just the other day, CHI saw the light of day on September I caught one terrific bass in the ADDRESS uselner creek at Plano, Ill." Who 1: Lewis Soklove of Philadelphia, 4 Pa.; Eliot Berkwit of Cleveland, (Ed. Note: Dear Tons: All fish- CITY ZONE STATE ermen take pictures of their con- kit and O.; Ed Heath of Macon, Ga.; Ted fafacto Bush of Miami, Fla. quests. Please send us one.) Individual's Name ti °ts t Please mention THE CASH BOX when answering ads-it proves you're a real coin machine man! The Cash Box Page 25 September 2, 1950 Ristaucrat Names Montcalm Music Put New Life Into Your Shuffle Alleys! As Distributors uNIteo's APPLETON, WIS.-Joe Cohen, president of Ristaucrat, Inc., this city, manufacturers of the "Ristaucrat '45' " counter model phono that plays and restacks 12 of the 45 R.P.M. records, reported this past week that the Alley Del firm ffle had appointed Montcalm Music Company of Bastrop, La., as their distributor for northern Louisiana and the state of Arkansas. According to Joe Cohen, "Montcalm Music has proved that they know quality as well as profit possibilities New Disappearing Pin for operators who want a phono that will amortize itself within six months, and will continue to bring profits because of the longer lasting and better New Flashy playing 45 RPM records. Back Glass CONVERSION UNIT "This is one firm," he continued, "which is doing everything that it can, and successfully so, to show oper- Turns your original Shuffle Alley ators in their territory that there is today nothing finer than the 45 RPM I into a records and the `Ristaucrat `45'' which is the music machine especially New Shuffle Alley Express made to handle these disks profitably for operators everywhere." ALSO AVAILABLE FOR Cohen also reported that Montcalm SUPER SHUFFLE ALLEY DOUBLE SHUFFLE ALLEY Music started off testing the "Ris- . taucrat `45"' some weeks ago. The result of the tests which they con- ducted, under the severest conditions, assured them that this small phonograph was just what the operators needed for "the spots they forgot." He said, "Like any other skeptical music operator, Montcalm Music first made extensive and rigorous tests of our phonograph. Then, after these first tests were completed, they introduced the `Ristaucrat `45" to all operators in their territory with the result that they are today doing a very fine business and this business is growing by leaps and bounds." Easily Installed on Location He urged music ops in northern Lou-, isiana and Arkansas to call on Mont- Takes 15 calm Music in Bastrop, La. and look Only Minutes over the "Ristaucrat `45'" phono. No Switches Added Made by the Originators of Automatic Scoring "Wild Deuces" No Electrical Changes Needed Shuffle -Type Bowling Games otSTRLBurOR Matches Cabinet Design SEE YOUR Kit Changeover

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this past week that the firm "is doing just as speedily as is possible." everything in our power to satisfy the The firm's "Wild Deuces" change- ATTENTION .. REAL BUYS! demand." over, at the remarkable price of only Victory Special (1 ball) Ch. Rail F.P. 539.50 3 Late model Vest Pockets, ea. ... 37.50 Brown stated, "We have been work- $14.95, clicked with bell operators. 20 Peanut machines 5c and lc, ea. 3.00 ing around the clock trying to fill all Brown claims, "This is the lowest Rowe 6 col. and stand, cig. mach. .. 39.50 the orders which we have received. price in history for such a quality PIN GAMES Of course, as everyone knows," he changeover." Dallas $99.50 Block Gold $99.50 Arizona 12.50 Pudding Head. 52.50 said, "we are working against time. Many are ordering changeover kits Humpty Dumpty 24.50 Gold Ball .... 22.50 "Should the bill go thru and be- and cabinets. Some want factory com- 1 Williams' Boston 599.50 come Federal Law, we can no longer pleted machines made from these MUSIC Wurlitzer 1015's, ea. 5245.00 ship the changeover kits, or the brand changeovers and brand new "Wild Wurlitzer 750, en. 124.50 new cabinets and the completed ma- Deuces" cabinets. This latter work Wurlitzer 700, ea. 110.00 Wurlitzer 500, ea. 59.50 chines which we are producing. is what is keeping the Amusement Wurlitzer 600, ea. 55.00 Seeburg Colonel, ea. 59.50 "But," he continued, "we are try- Sales here working right around the Seeburg LoTone, ea. 79.50 HARRY BROWN ing with everything in our power, re- clock. Rock -Ola 1422, ea. .. 139.50 Rock -Ola DeLuxe, ea. 35.00 CHICAGO-Harry gardness of the numbers of hours of Brown also said, "Please tell every- Brown of Am- 1/2 Deposit With Order usement Sales Corporation, this city, work, to satisfy the tremendous de- one that tho we haven't the time to mand. because we are who is building the "Wild Deuces" write, this is only Olshein Distributing Co. kit and brand new cabinet, as well as "All I can promise," he reported, working every second of the day with fill 1100-02 BROADWAY, ALBANY 4, N. factory produced "Wild Deuces" bells "is that I will try my best to satisfy as much help as we can get to (Phone: 5-0228) from this kit and cabinet, reported everyone who has sent in an order their orders as speedily as possible." Please mention THE CASH BOX when answering ads-it proves you're a real coin machine man! The Cash Box Page 26 September 2, 1950 Chris Novelty Sales Boom the SMALL Precision Engineered, On All Products coin operated PHOÑOGRAPH proportion. That should be sufficient under ordinary circumstances, but RISTAUCRAT '45' with the game bringing back such for the large collections to operators, we sure plays twelve 45 RPM could use many more. "The new Como conversion for the records'-restocks Bally Shuffle Bowler and Keeney's Pin SMALL Boy is also selling in great quantities them automatically. ever since the operators have learned how easy this conversion works with practically no service calls whatsoever. The nicest part of it operators LOCATIONS say is the fact that it can be installed on location in just a few minutes. CHRIS CHRISTOPHER When installed it looks like a part of the game and one cannot tell it's a conversion. Also, we have found since BALTIMORE, MD.-Chris Chris- operators have been installing the topher, Chris Novelty Company, this Como conversion on Shuffle Bowlers city, distributors for Como Manufac- and Pin Boy it increases the take im- The turing Corporation, Bally Manufac- mediately from 25% to 150%." turing Company and AMI, Inc., re- MUSIC BOX ports that business on all products Chris also stated that "Hollycrane" have been excellent in his territory. is making a name for itself in his for the "We just can't get enough 'Turf territory. "It is the answer to an Kings' " says Chris. "The minute we operator's dream" he stated. "An ex- get clusive game that makes big money SPOT You them in they're gone. We've been in constant communication with Bally, and most important it operates per- requesting additional shipments, but fectly with practically no service calls FORGOT the demand is great thruout the en- at all. The popularity of the game in- tire country, and we can get only our creases day after day."

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CHICAGO-J. R. (Joe) Caldron, in Chicago to the Pacific area for president of Trans -World Trading sometime," he continued, "we realized Corporation, this city, announced this that we needed offices closer to this past week that the firm was opening part of the world to better serve our a branch office in Los Angeles on Sep- many friends." r:iir ITI T `45' tember 1st. The Trans -World Trading Corpo- RIST Caldron also advised that Jack E. ration has distinguished itself in the Howard, formerly of the Minneapolis export field. It has continued on the Securities Corporation, the organiza- policy of shipping only machines PLAYS 12-45 RPM RECORDS -restocks automatically. Un- tion which has been financing coin which are most completely and care- breakable 45 RPM's last longer than others, are easy to carry, machine paper in the Twin Cities for fully checked by its own experts and easy to store. some years, would come with Trans - have won a large following in foreign World Trading in the capacity of countries. Importers are said to have SUPERB TONE -Sparkling clear tone is comparable to the vice-president and general manager complete confidence in all products most expensive juke boxes made. Can be regulated as soft or of the new Los Angeles offices. which this firm ships. "Jack Howard," Caldron stated, as loud as you wish. Regarding the opening of these "knows this business and is also well mai West Coast offices- Caldron stated, acquainted with export. He has the miu EYE-CATCHING CABINET -hand finished; topped by an un- "This will give us the opportunity of experience necessary to help all the Play breakable plexiglas dome lighted serving with soft, glowing color. our many accounts in the importers in the Pacific areas." it Islands and Pacific the area gener- "Both offices," he said, this ally. "will work 5C-2 FOR 5e PLAY-quickly, easily set for the type of play closely together and will arrange all opei the location requires. Separate cash drawer. "Tho we have been exporting mer- shipments just as carefully as in the prof chandise from our headquarters here past. CONNECT WITH SPEAKERS -one or two speakers can be con- feat

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Shuffle Game Ops Report Premiums Bring Profits As Well Before You Buy As Stimulating Play A Used Machine Take Price Of Item Off The Top WRITE US FIRST! CHICAGO - Tho reported here t he top." That is, the $10 is removed many weeks ago, that the use of pre- from the collection first, and the dif- ANYTHING YOU NEED! WE HAVE IT! miums for stimulation of shuffle game ference, of course, split in the uusal play was growing greater each week, .,nnmission arrangement manner. it is now fact, thruout the trade in The profit differential which the this area, that use of premiums has operator enjoys by featuring the pre- CHRIS NOVELTY COMPANY opened for operating mium and, as some ops state, "whether another means 806 ST. PAUL ST., BALTIMORE, MARYLAND profit. the storekeeper keeps it or gives it (Phone: MUlberry 8722) The average op in this area, who away each week," has helped many features premiums for top score play an operator to more quickly amortize of the week, is earning profit on the the cost of new games and enjoy premium featured. Profit so much faster. The usual method, according to re- At the present time the higher Eventually, some ops believe, they DICE. CARDS will switch off to more expensive Perfect Dico, Stae- ports, is to charge the regular price, priced premiums are not as yet feat- 1 io Dice. Siagio items. Possibly even coupons for suits FREE! Cards-READ TH E usually this is somewhat below retail ured. Lots of flash and big size is FAMOUS ,.:=,.r BACKS - Inks, for men or women from popular re- ft i D Daubs, Poker Chips. price, for the premium which, of what the average operator seems to , Gaming Layouts. tailers. Perhaps, too, coupon awards BLUE BOOK Dice Boxes, Counter course, the operator purchases at Leant at this moment. 11 Games. Punch- for men or women's shoes. CATALOG boards. WRITIE wholesale price from his jobber or The large electric clocks seem to FOR FREE CAT- distributor. All this, as old timers in the indus- ALOG TODAY. be the biggest item in use. Possibly K. C. CARD CO. 803 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, III. One example is a fan which is pur- this Fall, hunting equipment will try recall, was the usual development chased for approximately three dol- come to the fore. which takes place in almost every pre- lars, and which is charged in at prac- Cameras, small sets of dishes, com- mium area. reached the most expensive premiums tically ten dollars, this latter price bination electric clocks and cigarette Eventually the ops travel from one they possibly can feature. still being below the price of the retail lighters of large size, and other items attraction to the next, going up the Ops here report, tho, that premium awards have helped to stimulate play tags which are attached to the fan. in this categor,r are the main features ladder, of course in agreement with and that collections are up wherever The operator takes the money "off t,n the premium locations. the location owners, until they have premiums are properly featured. 1111

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THE UPSWING . . . GOTTLIEB eicwixem i ROCKETTES EASTERN FLASHES Fast, Exciting Play! With the summer season coming to an end, many in the coin field are eye- ing the forthcoming fall months with great optimism for greatly added busi- Biggest Earnings! ness. The trade is straining at the leash, ready to break out with a rush right after Labor Day. Meanwhile, those who have equipment located in resort areas are hoping for some good weather over this houday week-end to close * Combination High Score and Point Feature out a most successful season. Operators in city locations, while preparing for the post Labor Day business, have indicated that this last week of summer includes 4 Alternating Up -and -Down Kickout would be used as a resting time, leaving for a week's vacation. Arcades at ha

Pockets .. . Traveling Light for Super High sea shore locations along the East coast state they will remain open week- olc ends for the month of September, and if they get a break in weather should Score * 4 Flippers for Extended Ball Ac- take in quite a few sheckels. cid tion * 12 -Number Sequence Lights Barney and Abe Green, Runyon Sales Company, were Rollovers for Replays * Variable (Shugy) Sugerman str on hand to greet a num'oer of operators who attended the big two-day showing om Number Spotting Feature * "Pop" of the SuperVend 3 -flavor drinx vendor. The firm has been appointed distri- ap Bumpers. butors covering their territory of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. d "Shugy" reported a great deal of interest, and several ops placed orders... . Dave Rosen, Phila. distributor for AMI phonos, a visitor here this week.. . H

Nick Nekos and Neil LeFevre of Nikos Vending Company, Kingston, N. Y., a Fast Action is on the row buying equipment.... Morris Rood, otrice manages' of tcunyon away est DROP COIN CHUTE on a well earned vacation. Louie Wolberg takes over the chores and is the tisf busiest man in three states.... After August 30, the pleasant and charming sop. Miss Frieda Gleitzman of Runyon will be Mrs. Michael Barkan. . . .Archie an@ Berger of Philadelphia visits cornrow. Archie is eastern distributor for Gilles - l se ORDER FROM YOUR pie's "Wishing Well." He is appointing distributors for the item in New York DISTRIBUTOR and New Jersey.... Lave Lowy, Dave Lowy & Company, always smiling, was in an exceptionally expansive mood this week. We know he's been selling all Sa the he 'Doi NOW! Keeney machines gets, but that gleam in his eye was in anticipation of ctio the week's vacation he's taking in the Catskill Mountains. He'll be away until after Labor Day. tter s * * to Al Simon, Albert Simon, Inc., eastern representative for Chicago Coin, . ucr away this week. He's visiting the factory in Chicago, probably getting an Ra advance showing of the games ChiCoin is readying for the fail. . Mike Munves preparing his organization for an expected 'boom in the arcade field, m Ii similar to that of the last war. Meanwhile, Joe Munves tells us that he's Mgt getting ready to appoint distributors for the firm's new two -player game "Air ore.'

om : Hockey.". . Harry Berger, West Side Distributing, announced the appoint- 1140 -SO N. KOSTNER AVE. ment of Charley Guarisco to head the phonograph department. The firm will ettin CHICAGO 51, ILLINOIS concentrate on the buying and selling of used phonos, and state they will carry a large department of parts and Bob Jacobs of U. S. Distributing Re "There is no substitute for Quality!" supplies.... Co., the new wholesale firm on the row, jobbing games, and specializing in sed E converting shuffle games into up-to-date models with disappearing pins. Whitey once] úruckman is the engineer for the firm. Whitey is known as the builder of and renn Esso Arrows, a roll down game of some years ago. . . Al Wertheimer, head of Davis Sales Company, Syracuse, N. Y., in the city for a few days. Al tells orse; us that brother Henry is running their. Albany office. Henry will be remem- ach bered as one of the pioneer distribs and operators of cigarette machines here. UritiE After much persuasion (practically a blackjack) Harry Koeppel was able his is to convince brother Hymie to take a few days off. Hymie leaves Friday morn- BIGGER PROFITS ing for the mountains, and will return the following Tuesday or Wednesday. FROM YOUR 'We're plenty busy" states Harry "but from the looks of things, we'll get ust s busier than ever right after Labor Day. From then on, we'll both be tied up 'Rock -BOWLERS and he be raul won't able to get a rest, which he needs."... Phil Gould tells us his o SHUFFLE arcade in Coney Island had a banner year. Last year biz slumped during the ieri BALLY month of August, primarily due to the polio scare.... Lester Klein takes over ason a games route for a friend who, as a member of the reserve corps, was called irk 1 into ore NEW service. ; DALLAS DOINGS Od r$e CONVERSION The week off with much started rain and many dark clouds, which cur- he be WITH REALISTIC tailed much activity in the coin machine biz. . However, we got off to a f Lal good start by lunching with Juanita Parsons at the town and country, which alpb by the way has become our hat rack. This bit of information is for the UPRIGHT PINS eMs girls only. The good looking young man from Radio City Music in Waco, is are a Wilbur Briscoe. . . We knew it would happen. Johnnie Caldwell is back in in THAT DISAPPEAR tha the coin machine business at the same old stand in Paris, Texas. Johnnie says hear, AS ROLL-OVERS ARE HIT the beer business was just too much for him. We're glad to have you back Johnnie and it was extra nice seeing Mrs. Caldwell again. . . . Mack Duce, Jac Sweetwater, Texas, was in Dallas the other day buying new and .used equip- Iront PINS AUTOMATICALLY SET ment like mad.... Chatted with Kenneth Smith at Mercury and Smitty tells me they are doing great. H. C. Townsley is calling on West Texas ops and "Ting, EXACTLY AS ON Smitty taking the East Texas ops. Nollye BALLY SPEED -BOWLER Leonard Metassa took a few days off doing some hunting and fishing in E1ookl West Texas.... Harry Hoosier, Bally Distributor of Fort Worth, is vacation- Russel ing in Los B Angeles.... Joe Metassa leaves for East Texas this week calling Said INSTALLED ON LOCATION on operators that just can't get to Dallas. . . . Bill O'Donnel assistant sales IN A FEW MINUTES... manager for Bally Mfg. arrived in Dallas very unexpectedly but was welcomed by one and all. Bill also visited Coin Machine Sales in Houston for several ianec IT'S FAST! days.... Chatted with George Wrenn at Walbox, but George had no news for ing the column this week.... J. T. Stewart, Gregg Amusement, Longview, thumbed foi our Shuffle -Bowlers through a current issue of "The Cash Box" and decided he had been missing He y something by not receiving the bible every week.... Garland Delemar 0 pa givesSpeed-Bowler.owlet. show- 11 olo4 low-cost conversion p ing Frank Emerson his World War II wounds and assuring one and all that New, Bally he would be around for quite some time. We hear that Dele is in a dither ficatior of the famous mminutes. trout the features a few over the Doctor's statement as quote "I think it will be twins." . . . Three p all in just Mayors of East Waco. What a thought. on location a,bont to attach details and prices. Carl Casperson is vacationing in his home state of Pennsylvania. R. B. I Easy Williams hell for complete is at this moment in New York on business-we think. . .. Porter W rite at once Harrison, whom we haven't seen in a decade, dropped in to hear the latest hits.... Pete Purvis in from Stephenville.... Ditto B. W. Byford and brag- eremo ging about his week old n three baby.... Operators seen here and there: C. J. °fdl MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Price, Vernon; James H. Jackson, Paris; Speedy Walker, Waco; Monk Kaiser, ta Hillsboro; Buddy Clem, Paris; George Bury, Hamlin; Ray Barnes, gE 5013-5025 N. KEDZIE AV., CHICAGO 25, ILL. Palestine; gol(é T. A. Webb, Dallas; John Beard, L. A. Smiley, Fred Ellis and G. C. Ormand... . Heth PHONE INdependence 3-7600 The Herb Rippa's, Marian and Earl Jones, Paul Peters, Jaunita & Dewey Ce°sbl COMO Parson are flying down to Galveston over Labor Day week end. The big treat Ort\ will be Fr -ankle "Mr. Rhythm" Laine now at the Studio Lounge. The Cash Box Page 29 September 2, 1950

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go11Y . r, . . ,o' 5 ns 1ß9'p0Mod 135 I l 99.50 950 GltatroCharnD . d¢ll 99 gells 0 . , 0 ga11Y Draw 00 CHICAGO CHATTED, e g5 00 00 I 50E g5p0 . Mod.' 2500 M°de1 00 Shuffle óewler '25\9°2'5°0% 6ÓOK 399 IGo ted ' Capt. Tom Callaghan of Bally returned from fishing at Trout Lake, Wis. and ga11Y FP Model 1015 5325.00 SP¢d 11o0 soli 2-3:19:5,15:':0 in the "crik" at Plano, Ill. Tommy said, "I caught muskies, bass, walleyes." I go11V 1okcYIgOSPeO'al' 5 ES RR Mode EBURG MODEL. pTE N0de1 laa l s°`1yMPERGA 1.1.5 I FIP Quite a party at the Chez for Jackie Miles' opening. One big table with J OrIE Lyn Durant, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rielrl, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Kitt, Mr. and Mrs. Bob e_, WE Np,VE N Bowlcrs Wlle I Schaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Oettinger, Billy Selm, Big Bill Rodstein, Lou poble Prece I Wolcher, Ray Williams, and many others who enjoyed Jackie tremendously. KcneY loW & 2. FOR PRICE, UANASjWR1TE RE Mort Rallis, formerly publisher of "Ops" magazine, in a smashup auto B ENCO H1º0.P"YW" accident, back from Mayo Clinic, and resting at the Belden.... Joe Abraham / WRITE Nev WES ' of Lake City, Cleveland, on his way in to "get more equipment."... Mero In- e 'Bally Shufffle Bowler (Fly -Away ' ins) dustries here building one of the largest and most beautifully attractive show- with Conversion S199.50 ! o# g rooms in town. Will have lounge bar, etc., for ops.... Vic Weiss and Billy OPERATORS IN WISCONSIN, NO. ILLINOIS & INDIANA. Knapp of Allied busier than ever building those conversions and getting more O I and ever more repeat orders. tii\721USE THE COVEN FINANCE PLAN d Hear that Al Stern of World Wide now exclusive distribs for Keeney in distributing company this This is one of the leading man's town. Both Monte area. lines 'round this 3181 Elston Chicago 18,111. West and Len Micon of the firm much elated and working 'round the clock to .e INdependence 3-2210 satisfy demand for Keeney products. . . Harry Brown of Amusement Sales Corp. kicked one off to a fare-thee -well with his "Wild Deuces" conversion All Equipment Thoroughly Authorized Distributors for ie changeover. Orders the firm have received and are working day and nite to Serviced or Reconditioned and WURLITZER fill send this one off as a real clickeroo. by Our Trained Staff. Products Phonographs is Sam Stern of Williams says, "Fifth week better than the first." He adds, 11 "'Double Header' is no longer a sure hit-it's a sensation." Sam showing col- Df lection reports from ops for five straight weeks, with the 5th bigger and ly better than the 1st.... Joe Cohen of Ristaucrat, Inc., Appleton, Wis., phones in to advise that Montcalm Music of Bastrop, La. named distrib for the "Ris- taucrat '45' " phono in Northern Louisiana and Arkansas. n, an Ray Riehl has a new gag with a small double headed suction cup that keeps to 'em laughing. . Al Simon of New York in town over at ChiCoin talking Ids things over with Ed Levin and Sam Lewis. Conversation boiled down to, "Ship more.". . . Samuel Wolberg in New York to meet his daughter just returned úr from European Avron Gensburg (son of Samuel Gensburg of ChiCoin) lt- tour.... WANTED 'll getting himself into that harried married state come Sept. 10. Ty Remember way back when they said, "What're we gonna do with all the BY ONE OF CHICAGO'S ng shuffle in used shuffle games when they start trading 'em in ?" Just watch those ;ey conversions coning off the production lines here for the answer. And the demand for used shuffles and rebounds growing bigger every day. They're at MAJOR MANUFACTURERS of premium right now... Joe (Hot Coils) Kuss of United turned out to be a ad horseshoe throwing champ. Maybe it's the partner he had?).... Joe Caldron dls much elated over the fact that Jack E. Howard, formerly of Minneapolis Se- ideas, inventions or in- .... curities, now with Trans -World Trading Corp. Jack to open L. A. offices for re. this well known coin machine export firm. ble completed working rn- ay. J. A. (Art) Weinand trooping about town meeting with many coinmen and get just stacking up the biz as is at present. Rock -Ola soon to bust with that models of all types of up "Rock -Ola Rocket '50'" phono which has lots of people talking. . . . Harold Saul over at Coven's becoming one of the best informed coinmen.... Charley his good the Pieri over at Keeney talking "Match Bowler" these days, and with very new coin operated ver reason. Some of those orders for this conversion unit stacking up big. . Jack Nelson a very busy guy over at Bally as more and more coinmen rush lied more and more orders for "Turf Kings." machines. Your product, Odell Allen, well known Fort Worth, Tex. op in town. Odell also owns a idea or invention, if it large chain of restaurants in his part of the world. Spent his time here at the beautiful and gazed at that blue expanse ;ur Edgewater on the far northside will be of Lake Mich. each morning. Nothing like that in Ft. Worth, hey, Odell ? . meets approval, lic Ralph Nicholson up from Texas and visiting over at Como with plenty good news up on his the regarding Hollycranes.... Bill O'Donnell took Phil Weinberg given complete and is dare and spent four days driving thru Missouri, Arkansas and Texas with Phil in n lr that brand new Cadillac Fleetwood Phil just bought. Interesting trip we hear. Phil home to Bally. immediate attention. You ;ays remained in Dallas. Bill returned pack ace Jack Nelson trying to make head or tail of a Chinese letter he received will be contacted directly 'lip 'from Manila, P. I. this past week. (Somebody should have told him about tellt "Ting -Ling" Callaghan) But, after translation, found it was an order for one an( Hollycrane.... Ben Becker we hear has left the south. Now with that Southern - after receipt of your first Brooklyn accent-he's on his way up to Toronto to spend sometime with Dave it Russell at the Canadian National Exposition and look things over-and over. You can write in full Jon Bumped into Jack Fields strolling along the Boul. Mich. nonchalantly. letter. lint Said Jack, "We're selling those Super -Vends as fast as they come in." .ale confidence. You are ,oie That knocking you hear over the phone when talking to Ben Coven is explained as follows by Ben. "That hammering? Why, that's bombs we're crat- 'era ing We hope." fo' for shipment to North Korea. To be dropped from 10,000 feet. assured complete . Hear that one large phono guy is selling 'em no money down, three years nbe to pay Oh, man! Ray ;sin and willing to store 'em for ops at the same time. ... hoe Moloney phones, "Hey, get me that record, 'Pinball Millionaire'."... No veri- protection. fication, but, Earl Moloney claims that he caught 'em at the rate of about 9 tha trout take son, Bill, ithe per hour in Canyon City, Colo. when he went out there to hoe out of camp.... 8th Annual United Mfg. Co. picnic for employees we told you about last week was, according to employees we talked with this past week, Give Full Details to . . . "a helluva big success." Box No. 150 or(E "Double Header" over at World Wide-Len to Monte.. ...Mike Hammer- stet gren in and out of town so fast these days-few even get a glimpse of his c/o The Cash Box, 32 W. Randolph St., Chicago 1, III. Drat coat tails.... Lots of golfers in coinbiz here. Wonder why someone doesn't C. arrange a tourney? Oughta be interesting. Mike Hammergren a handicap rise golfer. Ray Moloney, Tom Callaghan, Roy McGinnis, Ben Coven, Sam Lewis, din Herb Oettinger, Herb Mills, Ralph Mills, Sam Stern, Harry Williams, Myer I. Gensburg, Jackie Fields, and lots and lots of others. Should make up into an ewe October tourney which would make even George May of Tam O'Shanter blush. tee machine man! Please mention THE CASH BOX when answering ads-it proves you're a real coin

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION WANT-King Arthur; Three Feathers; RATE Freshie; Three Musketeers; Tum- CLASSIFIED AD bleweed; Bowling Champ; Double 8 CENTS PER WORD Shuffle; College Daze; Gold Cup; Count every word Including all words Citation; Wurlitzer 1100; Seeburg in firm nome. Numbers in address count 100's; Bally Speed Bowler. TAY- as one word. Minimum ad accepted $1.00. LOR 120 W. MAIN, CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL SALES CO., ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. BELLEVILLE, ILL. If cash or check is not enclosed with order your classified ad will be held for follow- WANT-Will pay highest prices for CALIFORNIA CLIPPINGS ing issue pending receipt of your check late model phonographs. Will pick or cash. up in surrounding area. DAVE If the boom ain't on for some folks along the L. A. Row, it's a purty darn Notice to holders of "Special ($41) LOWY & CO., 594 TENTH AVE., Subscription": You are entitled to a free NEW YORK, N. Y. Tel.: CH 4-5100. good imitation of the real thing ... Things are really buzzing at Badger Sales, classified ad in each week's Issue con- that the military establishments are going for taining no more than 40 words, which WANT-Genco Scoring Units shuf- with Al Silberman reporting includes your firm name, address and tele- for vending equipment and music in a big way. Just one installation in the Victor- phone number. All words over 40 will be fleboards. Write or phone: MON - charged to you at the regular rate of 8c ROE MACHINE DISTRIBU- 47 covering different types of vendors. Coming COIN ville Air Base took pieces, eight per word. Please count words carefully. TORS, INC., 2323 CHESTER AVE., into its full share of sales, of course, is the very fine SuperVend unit and Al CLEVELAND 14, OHIO. Tel.: SU CLASSIFIED DISPLAY - Rate 7k par expects that the hot drink vendors will be right up there soon as the weather agate line ($10.50 per column Inch). No 1-4600. steamed up that "Freshway" sandwich outside borders. Only light faced type used. cools off a bit. He's especially about WANT - Mills, Jennings, Pace slots. vendor. Sounds terrific, way Al describes it. First really temperature controlled, ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Any models, any quantity. Quote heat -sealed packet yet out and the machine makes change for 10, 15, 20 or 25 CLOSES WEDNESDAY NOON AT prices and condition in first letter. cent sales. Just on advance reports, a number of large industrial locations are The Cash Box, Empire State Building, AUTOMATIC GAMES COMPANY, New York 1, N. Y. 2858 W. PICO BLVD., LOS AN- supposed to be clamoring for the unit. GELES 6, CALIF. Paul Laymon's place has really been worked over to make room for all those Wurlitzers, parts and service. Factory rep Joe Hrdlicker on hand to give 'em a WANT FOR SALE hand. Coming on with Paul is Wurlitzer veteran Stan Turner, the man who WANT-Can use 12 ft. cushion shuf- knows 'em best. The boys are starting to sit up and take notice, Lucille Laymon fleboards. Must be in good condi- FOR SALE-Bally Spot Bells, like reports, managing to squeeze in a plug for Bally's "Turf King" while she was tion and priced right. MERO IN- new $395; Citations $265; Cham- Gold Cups Lloyd on deck while we were there and showed us DUSTRIES, 6520 SO. HALSTEAD pions $395; $165; at it ... Pomona op Barrett ST., CHICAGO 21, ILL. United Shuffle Alley $99.50; Bally his very clever little figurines of primitive natives that he designs himself and WANT-Hollycranes and Pre-war Dig- Shuffle Bowler $150; Bally Speed does right well on selling 'em too ... Glad to hear from her own nicely -shaped gers of all kinds. LIEBERMAN Bowler $295; Jockey Special FP lips that Nancy McLaren, Bud Yarr's attractive secy, is now back on the job MUSIC COMPANY, 1124 HENNE - $125. COVEN DISTRIBUTING CO., PIN AVE., MINNEAPOLIS 3, MINN. Inc., 3181 ELSTON AVE., CHI- full time, and pitchin.' With Fred Gaunt on one of his visits to 29 Palms, Nancy CAGO 18, ILL. Tel.: IN 3-2210. told us how fine United's new "Twin Shuffle Alley" is going ... Wayne Muessel, WANT-Will purchase for cash any head of Mills local Freezer Division, introduced us to Chaney Distributors, the quantity used flipper games or close- FOR SALE-Plastic Conversion Kits outs of new games in original crates. for Shuffle games $10.95 ea. Please outfit that's taken over a piece of the office space formerly occupied by Mills. Ouote quantity and price. GOLD- specify game when ordering. 1/3 The boys are in the music and vending end of the game and appear to be off EN GATE NOVELTY CO., 701 down, balance C.O.D., P.P. ECON- to a nice start at their new location. GOLDEN GATE AVE., SAN FRAN- OMY SUPPLY CO., 2015 MARY- CISCO, CALIF. LAND AVE., BALTIMORE, MD. With Jack Simon, everything is good except his ulcers. They're acting up WANT-Used juke box records. Aleo FOR SALE-Bowlette $125; Ten Pins surplus new records distributors' $65; Bing-A -Roll $75; Advance Roll bad again, and this time he's decided to try the surgeon's knife. Cele Padwa off or dealers' stock. Call or write: on mystery vacash, and nobody knows where to, not even Jack. $25; Bermuda RD and Melody RD that George FIDELITY DIST., 1547 CROSBY $25 ea. WANT-New or used Shuf- Warner back at Automatic from a San Diego run and Dannie Jackson returned AVE., BRONX 61, N. Y. Tel.: fle Champs 8'. MOHAWK SKILL from a visit to San Luis Obispo, with Sammie Donin holding his own in Las UNderhill 3-5761. GAMES CO., ó7 SWAGGERTOWN Vegas ... Lyn Brown and the boys still turning out those games in the back WANT-All types Phonograph Motors, ROAD, SCOTIA 2, N. Y. Adaptors, Wall Boxes. Speakers, SALE Excellent condition, room and already getting some fresh orders off the test runs they tried out of Coin Operated Radios, Coin FOR - ready for location Refresh -O- town ... On the Row: Harry Rowe of Van Nuys . . Irving Marley and J. D. -5 Changers, etc. ST. THOMAS COIN Mat Cup Drink Vendors. Vends the Cohn of Glendale ... San Berdoo's S. S. Snyder ... G. F. Cooper from Riverside SALES, LTD., ST. THOMAS, ON- Nation's leading Fruit Flavored ... Al Cicero of Santa Maria ... Paso Robles' Earl Simmons' ... Walter Gouff TARIO. CANADA. Tel.: 2648. Drinks. Write for price. RUNYON WANT-Will pay top and Pete Peterson of Atascadero ... Jack Chiste from Phoenix . .. Glen McCar- dollar for any SALES CO., 593 TENTH AVE., ter of Beaumont Mr. and Mrs. Mills Escalator type slot. Any quan- NEW YORK, N. Y. ... Walter Ross of Long Beach ... Carlsbad's tity-one or a thousand. Send us Bob Colyer. your list and price wanted. Write, FOR SALE-Complete line of used wire, phone immediately. Turn dead equipment on hand: Phonographs; merchandise into cash. AMUSE- Shuffle Games; One -Balls; Consoles, MENT SALES CORP., 4047 W. etc. Tell us what you need. Our FULLERTON AVE., CHICAGO 39, prices are right. We are distributors MINNEAPOLIS -ST. PAUL, MINN. ILL. (Tel.: HUmboldt for: AMI; United; Williams; Uni- 9-1323). versal; Exhibit; Genco and others. WANT-Late model phonographs. \lr. Sundem of Montevideo, in Minneapolis last week for a TARAN DISTRIBUTING, INC., and Mrs. Oscar Will pay cash. Will pick up within 2820 N.W. 7th AVE., MIAMI 34, l'rw clays taking a little vacation and calling on several of the distributors in a radius of 300 miles. KOEPPEL FLA. Tel.: 3-7648. the Twin Cities ... Andy Benna of Ironwood, Michigan, in Minneapolis over DISTRIBUTING CO.. 629 TENTH AVE.. NEW YORK 19, N. Y. Tel.: FOR SALE - Nationwide Baseball the weekend calling on a few distributors and taking a little time off to relax CI 6.8939. Shuffle Games, One or Two Player,. B. F. Kragtorp of Tracy, also in Minneapolis for the day Major floor models $169.50. 1/3 Deposit, ...... Frank WANT-Your used or surplus records. of Grand Rapids, driving into Minneapolis to pick up his record supply. balance C.O.D. MERO INDUS- We buy all year round and pay top TRIES, 6520 SO. HALSTEAD ST., prices. No blues or race. No lot CHICAGO 21, ILL. J. B. Seglern of Duluth, also in Minneapolis for the day, making the rounds too large or too small. We aleo buy of Howard Sales Company, Minneapolis, finally has closeout inventories complete. BEA- FOR SALE-Used Columbus Models Z ... Bud Harrison gotten and G $6 each. Condition guaran- to a few days off to drive up to Osakis, where he has a lovely CON SHOPS, 905 NO. MAIN, around taking PROVIDENCE 4. R. I. teed. Cash with order. BIRMING- cabin, and he will spend most of his time fishing.... Buzz Whisman of Robbins - HAM VENDING COMPANY, 540 WANT-We want late model phono- dale, back in town after spending a week fishing up at Lake Nipagon, Ontario, SECOND` AVE., NO., BIRMING- graphs, wall boxes, five ball games, HAM, ALA. Canada. The entire week was spent on a forty foot launch without once touch- amusement games, slots, etc. WEST- ing shore. Largest fish Buzz caught was a twenty -pound Northern ... Zollie ERN DISTRIBUTORS, 3126 EL- FOR SALE-Wurlitzer 600 $75; Air- LIOTT AVE., SEATTLE, WASH. eon '46 $100; Seeburg Classic $75; Kellman of Great Falls, Montana, breezing into Minneapolis where he intends all refinished, ready for location. to spend several days visiting friends and relatives. He says his business up WANT-Used P.X. Cigarette Machines, Mardi Gras $50; Moonglow $80; there has been holding up pretty good Angus Grant, Minneapolis 8 or 10 column, with Match Vendor. Screwball $60; Barnacle Bill $65; ... operator, Call or write: TRI -STATE AMUSE- is up and at them and showing _plenty of drive since he has been back on his One -Two -Three $65; Sharpshooter MENT CO., 149 18th STREET, $110; Mercury $150; El Paso $85; feet again his . . . after appendectomy operation a few weeks ago Ella and WHEELING, W. VA. Tel.: WHeel- Trade Winds $45; Select -A -Card Andy Oberg of East Grand Forks, making their usual trip to Minneapolis where ing 649. $155; King Arthur $125; South they always like to spend several days vacationing while also making a few of WANT-Will pay cash for Champions, Pacific $145. A. P. SAUVE & SON, the distributors. Citations, Gold Cups, late Rock- 7525 GRAND RIVER AVE., DE- Olas, Seeburgs, Wurlitzers and TROIT 4, MICH. Tel.: TYler AMI's, and Accessories. Send us 4-3810. Amos Heilicher of Advance Music Company, Minneapolis, and Phil Moses your list. AMERICAN DISTRIBUT- Phillip Sales Company, FOR SALE-Misc. Arcade Equipment: of Minneapolis, left for Chicago for a few days where ING CO., 325 E. NUEVA ST., SAN Drivemobile, Air Raiders, Sky they liiave some business to attend to ... Ted Lawn of L & M Sales Company, ANTONIO, TEX. Tel.: TRavis 8858. Fighters, Chicken Sams, Mountain Minneapolis, back on the route again after having recovered from a touch of WANT-Used, new or surplus stock Climber, Goalees, Photomats, Re- pneumonia. He caught a cold while taking a little vacation up at Breezy Point records. At this time we will pur- cording Studios, etc. We are inter- Thompson Greaves, head of the painting chase unlimited quantity of hillbilly, ested in disposing of this merchan- ... department at the Hy -G Music western and sacred recorde. Top dise in a lot or individually. Drop Company, and a member of the National Guards left for two weeks maneuvers prices paid. We pay freight. USED us a line and let us know your needs at Camp Ripley at Little Falls ... E. J. Larson of Talmoon, is contemplating, RECORD EXCHANGE, Anthony with your top offer. Write, wire or selling his route and.going to Seattle, Washington, where he has an offer with "Tony" Galgano, 4142 W. ARMI - phone: ALFRED SALES, INC., 881 the Boeing Manufacturing Company, TAGE AVE., CHICAGO 39, ILL. MAIN ST., BUFFALO 3, N. Y. Tel.: to go to work. Tel.: DIckens 2-7060. Llrscoln 9106. It The Cash Box Page 31 September 2, 1950

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION FOR SALE-Dale Gun $85; Post-war FOR SALE - Shuffle Skills $29; Challenger $15; Jungle Joe Bango $29; United Shuffle Alleys SELL IT FASTER! $149.50; Seven Hi pool table $122; $69; United Super Shuffle Alleys FOR SALE Catalina $34.50; Cover Girl $29.50; $119; United Double Shuffle Al- Contact $26; Stormy $33.50; Sunny leys $149; Beacon Pool Tables $89; FOR SALE-New Royal Flush Pool BUY IT QUICKER! $37; Virginia $38.50; Mardi Gras Belgian Cue Ball Pool Tables $69. Table $139.50; New Keeney Ten 48.50. No FP on Pins. NATIONAL AMERICAN VENDING CO., 2359 Pins $99.50; New Keeney Line Ups THRU NOVELTY CO., 183 E. MERRICK CONEY ISLAND AVE., BROOK- $49.50; New Edelco Pool Tables RD., MERRICK, L. I., N. Y. LYN, N. Y. $139.50. Used Games: Chicoin Pis- tol $79.50; Dale Guns $69.50; Ed- FOR SALE - Needles. Top-quality FOR SALE-"In Dreams We Never elco Pool Tables $59.50; Genco "THE CASH BOX" juke box needles at lowest prices. Part" Thrillwood 102, Peggy Trill- Bing -A -Roll $69.50. All types Phon- All type needles to fit any machine; ing; "My Sugar Lump" Thrillwood ographs, wall boxes, and steppers. both osmium and sapphire 102, Mac Perrin; "Darling, I'm In Needles. Shuffleboard Box PUBLISHES MORE points. Permo Point The Cash Immediate delivery! Call or write: Love With You" Thrillwood 103, Wax. Supplies. MILLER - NEW - THAN DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF JENSEN INDUSTRIES, INC., 329 Mac Perrin; "A Merry Bachelor" MARK DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, ALL OTHER Thrillwood 103, Mac Perrin. 42 FAIRBANKS ST., N.W., GRAND CLASSIFIED ADS OF SOUTH WOOD STREET, CHI- MAGAZINES COMBINED! CAGO 12, ILL. THRILLWOOD RECORDS, Box 44, RAPIDS 2, MICH. (Tel.: 9-8632) BLOOMINGDALE, N. J. or 5743 GRAND RIVER AVENUE, 8, MICH. FOR SALE-We are distributors for DETROIT (Tel.: TYler FOR SALE AMI . AMI Model "C" phono; Bally -4.0 selection 1947 8-2230) Manu- Model facturing Company products; Bell - "A" $410; Model "B" $510; FOR SALE-1 Bally Champion one - SAYE MONEY O -Matie Corporation Mills Machines. 22 Ft. Black Top Shuffleboard with ball F.P. $395; 1 Baker Pacer '47 25c Play Vest Pocket Bell $89.50, score head $300; Genco Bowling model $165; 1 Bally Draw Bell Get THE CASH BOX each week PLUS a lots of 10 or more $84.50. 1/3 de- League or United Shuffle, Alley with M.B. $125; 1 Mills 5/25e Duples FREE CLASSIFIED AD of 40 WORDS (40 posit. FRIEDMAN AMUSEMENT lite -up pins $175; Dale Guns $75. $275; 1 25c Mills "21" Bell $165; word ad alone costs $3.20 at rate of 8c per COMPANY, 441 EDGEWOOD AVE., We deliver free in Wisconsin. LAKE 1 25c Mills '49 Bonus $165. AU- word) for less than 92c oer week. S.E., ATLANTA, GA. Tel.: LAmar NOVELTY CO.. OMRO, WIS. TOMATIC AMUSEMENT CO., 1000 You can buy a 3 MONTHS Special Sub- PENNSYLVANIA ST., EVANSVILLE scription to THE CASH BOX which allows FOR SALE-Buy your finest recondi- FOR SALE-Dale Guns $55; Chicago 10, IND. you to run a 40 word classified ad FREE for tioned Wurlitzer phonographs from Coin Pistol $65. Cleaned, checked 13 straight weeks for only .. . the World's Largest Wurlitzer Dis- and crated. R.S.E. AMUSEMENT FOR SALE-1 Mutoseope Recorder tributor. Genuine parts, factory CO., 1438 FRANKLIN STREET, $200; 9 Poker Tables Scientific, trained mechanics. Competitively DETROIT 7, MICH. perfect and clean, complete with $15 priced. Also reconditioned cigarette stools $40 ea.; 3 Love Meters $15 machines. Write us before you buy. FOR SALE ea.; 3 Camera Chiefs $5 ea.; 1 Pol- You can buy a 6 MONTHS Special Subscrip- - Plastic and Bubbler BOX which allows you YOUNG DISTRIBUTING, 5 9 9 Tubes. For Wurlitzer 1015 lower lard Football $60. WANT-Arcade tion to THE CASH TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. equipment and shuffles. METRO- to run a 40 word classified ad FREE for 26 side plastic $6.95. Right and left Tel.: CHickering 4-5050. corners ea. All bubbler tubes POLITAN DISTRIBUTORS, 2956 straight weeks for only . . . $7.95 for Wurlitzer 1015's $3.90 ea. W. 22nd ST., BROOKLYN 24, N.Y. FOR SALE-Genco Baseball Shuffle, Tel.: CO 6-2021. Domes for Seeburg 146, 147, 148 write; United Super Shuffle Alleys $14.95 ea. 1/3 deposit. Balance $26 $139.50; United Shuffle Alleys FOR SALE-Used: Mills Golden Falls, C.O.D. KOEPPEL DISTRIBUTING You can buy "THE WORLD'S GREATEST $120; Chicago Coin Twin $135; CO., 629 TENTH AVENUE, NEW Jewel, Black Cherries, Blue & Bally Bowler, very clean, $149.50; Brown Front Bells; Pace Comets; ADVERTISING BARGAIN" a full year's sub- YORK, N. Y. scription to THE CASH BOX (Regular Price Genco Bowling League $129.50; Watling Treasures, Rol.A-Tops. Gottlieb Bowlette, like new, $99.50; $15) plus a 40 word classified ad FREE FOR SALE-Keeney Pin Boy $90; Consoles: Keeney Super Bells, cost- United Conversion for Shuffle Alley single 5c play and 5 & 25c Twins. which will run for 52 consecutive weeks, Rango and Shuffle Skills $45 ea.; ing you less than 92c per week, a $181.40 $79.50, write for quantity prices; Machines are clean prices are Exhibit Rotary Merchandiser, very Scientific Cue Ball $195; United - value for only . . . right. New: Mills Bonus, Chrome clean, $269.50; Dale Gun, late model, Shuffle Alley $65. 1/3 Deposit, bal- 21's; Buckley Criss Cross; Keeney $75; Chicago Coin Pistol, like new, ance C.O.D. DAVE LOWY & CO., Pyramid and Cigarette Vendors; $85; Bally Heavy Hitters with 594 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, Universal Arrow Bell, Feature Bell $48 stand $32.50. MONROE COIN N. Y. Tel.: CH 4-5100. & Twin Bowlers. Write for prices. Write your first 40 word classified ad on MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS, INC., LOUISIANA COIN MACHINE enclosed prepaid postcard in this issue, en- 2323 CHESTER AVE., CLEVE- FOR SALE - Chicoin Rebound $20; COMPANY, 423 ST. JOHN close your check for 3 months, 6 months or LAND 14, O. Tel.: SUperior 1-4600. Baby Face $55; Gottlieb Bowlette STREET, LAFAYETTE, LA. Tel.: 12 months (full year) period and airmail $90; Jumbo Parade PO $25; Wat- 2441. today to: FOR SALE Shuffleboard Scoring ling Scale $25; Wurlitzer 700 $75; Units: Advance- Horse Collar ABT Gun $30. AUTOMATIC MUSIC FOR SALE-1015 Wurlitzers, $275; $99.50; Rock.Ola $89.50; Mills CO., 703 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT, 1080 Wurlitzers, $295; 1100 Wur- $69.50. WESTERN DISTRIBU- OHIO. Tel.: 750. litzers, $425; Seeburg '48, $395; THE CASH BOX TORS, 1226 S.W. 16th AVE., Aireon DeLuxe, late model, $125. EMPIRE STATE BUILDING PORTLAND, ORE. V. YONTZ SALES CO., BYES - VILLE, O. NEW YORK 1, N. Y. FOR SALE-Wurlitzer: Victories $33; MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Contact us before you THE MAGAZINE WITH 850 $97.50; 600R $65. Rock -Ola NOTICE Operators in Louisiana, - All in good con- - buy. We carry all types of coin ma- "Readership Leadership" Commandos $50. Mississippi and Alabama, we are chines. Largest Central Pennsylvania dition. F. A. B. DISTRIBUTING direct factory distributors for: Mills distributor for United, Universal, CO., INC., 1019 BARONNE ST., Bells, Evans Consoles and Games, Chicago Coin, Keeney, Bally and NEW ORLEANS, LA., or 304 IVY and AMI Phonographs and Music FOR SALE-Super Bonus Bells 5c -25c ST., N.E., ATLANTA, GA. Mills Bell Machines. WILLIAMS - FP & PO $195; Super Bonus Bells Accessories. Write, phone or wire PORT AMUSEMENT CO., 233 W. 5c FP & PO $155; Bally Triple us today. DIXIE COIN MACHINE 3rd STREET, WILLIAMSPORT, Super Bonns FOR SALE-Not the most; just the CO., 912 POYDRAS ST., NEW OR- PA. Bells FP & PO $305; Tel.: 2-3326 or 2-1648. Bells 3-way 5/10/25c PO $345. best. Our customers boast. Have LEANS 13, LA. Tel.: MAgnolia Mechanically right. Ready for loca- you made the test? Owners and 3931. FOR SALE-Reconditioned like new Deposit, Balance C.O.D. players alike all agree, Jerry's re- -playing tion. 1/3 bells are top fields resurfaced-Guar- MARTIN'S MUSIC, 602 WEST "B" conditioned Mills qual- NOTICE-Music Ops: We re-grind anteed perfect; United Shuffle Al- PASS, OREGON. ity. Originals only. JERRY'S COIN ley $95; STREET, GRANTS your used phono needles scientific- Genco Bowling League 10' (Tel.: 5005-2611.) MACHINE REPAIR, 410 NO. SYN- complete satis- $95; Bally Shuffle -Bowler $119; DICATE ST., ST. PAUL 4, MINN. ally and guarantee Chicago faction. Hundreds of operators use Coin Bowling Alley $165; constantly. It's a big same with lite model photo - the service -up pin conversion FOR SALE-Two late FOR SALE-Wurlitzer 500's; 600's: saving. Write for complete details $175; Universal Twin Bowler $169; maties and two late model Voice -0- 750's; 850's; 950's; 1015's; 1080's; and free shipping containers. RE - same with conversion $179; Wil- Graphs, completely rebuilt and Seeburg 8800's; 9800's. All used liams DeLuxe to Sell. 10,000 SHARP NEEDLE SERVICE, BOX Bowler $219; Rock - overhauled. Priced phonographs reconditioned, clean 770, FT. DODGE, IOWA. Ola Shuffle Jungle, floor sample late used Records all purchased and in good shape. Wurlitzer Dis- $149; Genco Glider $45; Exhibit within the past six months, 4c ea. tributors. MIDLAND MUSIC DIS- Dale Gun $65. FIRST DISTRIBU- BUSH DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, TRIBUTORS, 409 N. NOBLE ST., NOTICE-Connect 30 wire boxes to TORS, 1750 W. NORTH AVE., 286 N.W. 29th STREET, MIAMI, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Tel.: MAr- Seeburg 100 in a jiffy. Hawley CHICAGO 22, ILL. Tel.: Dlckens FLA. ket 8514. Adaptor connects to best side of first 2-0500. 24 records. Precision made. No. FOR SALE-Jennings Standard Chiefs working parts. Easy to install. Price FOR SALE-Shuffle Alley $99.50; FOR SALE-We can supply all your $39.95. 1/3 deposit. J. R. HAW - Rango, and DeLuxe Chiefs-5c, 10c, 25c Shuffleskill $49.50; Beacon record needs-on all labels. Ship- each: Jennings Challengers 5/5, LEY DISTRIBUTING CO., 2845 W. Pool Table $149.50; Dale Gun $65; ments made 24 hours after receipt $80 PICO BLVD., LOS ANGELES 6, Chicoin Pistol wholesale per 5/10, 5/25e, late models. All equip- $89.50; Genco Glider of order. 5c over ment in good A-1 op tting condi- CALIF. $65; Scientific CUE CHAMP write. record. We ship anywhere. LESLIE WEST 752 TENTH tion and appearance, chrome, excel- SIDE DISTRIBUTING DISTRIBUTOR CORP.. lent $200 each. KOLAR DISTRIB- are exclusive factory CORP., 612 TENTH AVE., NEW AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. Tel.: NOTICE-We YORK UTING CO.. 1606 ELWOOD AVE., distributors in Metropolitan New 18, N. Y. Tel.: Clrcle PLaza 7-1977. Cable address: EXPO 16, IND. 6-8464. York. SOUTH BEND (Tel.: York and Northern New Jersey for RECORD, New 38492). Keeney Electric Cigarette Vendor, Inserter, and the current hit FOR SALE - Guaranteed Used Ma- Penny chines-Bells; Consoles; One -Ball; FOR SALE-For Export: Game and FOR SALE-Are your shuffleboard shuffle "Double Bowler" -8' and Pins. The machines are perfect, Music in excellent condition. Priced playing fields dull, discolored, 9t%2'. All parts and service on Kee- the prices are right! Write for list. right. AUTOMATIC VENDING scratchy, bumpy? Change over to ney products. For prices, write: CONSOLE DISTRIBUTING CO., CORPORATION, 525 PARKER ST., remarkable Formula No. 77 Wax DAVE LOWY & CO., 594 TENTH 2425 METAIRIE RD., NEW OR- CHESTER, PA. CHester 3-9282. Powder. MIKE MUNVES, 577 AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. Tel.: LEANS, LA. Ask for Mr. Shackleton. TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. CH 4-5100. The Cash Box, Page 32 1111111111121111311111111111, September 2, 1950 Willow Adaptor...___...... _... 14.50 29.50 ROCK -OLA Chestnut Adaptor...... _._..... 15.00 25.00 How To Use "The Confidential Price Lists" 12 Record....._ ...... _...... __ 19.50 39.00 Cedar Adaptor...... 16.50 29.50 16 Record. 19.50 29.50 Popular Adaptor...... -15.00 27.50 FOREWORD: Many times, wide differences appear in the high and low prices Rhythm King 11...... _...... _.. 21.50 34.50 Maple Adaptor...... __...... _...._ 15.00 30.00 Lists" of certain equipment. Like any true reporter "The Confidential Price Rhythm King 16...... _._ 21.50 34.50 Juniper Adaptor ...---15.00 27.50 can only feature the market prices as they are quoted. "The Confidential Price Imperial 20 24.50 49.50 Elm Adaptor 15.00 25.00 the Stock Exchange Lists" acts exactly the same as the market quotation board at Imperial 16...... _....._...... _ 25.00 49.50 Pine Adaptor...... _....._...... _... 15.00 25.00 -posting the prices as they are quoted for the past week, regardless of how Windsor.. 29.50 40.00 Beech Adaptor...... _...___..._ 15.00 27.50 much they may seem to be out of line. Some prices do not change for months. Monarch.. 29.50 49.50 Spruce Adaptor....._._.._...... 17.50 29.50 "The Confidential Price Lists," rather than show no price, retain the last Std. Dial -A -Tone...... _...... _ 39.50 40.00 Ash Adaptor...... _...._._... 15.00 25.00 at least has the last known quotations for such equipment so that the subscriber '40 Super Rockolite....._._... 49.50 59.00 Walnut Adaptor....._ ...... 17.50 25.00 to be very widely known prices as a basis to work with. Prices continue Counter '39...... _._...... 19.50 39.50 Lily Adaptor...... _...... _...... _... 10.00 12.50 a machine divergent these days. Someone on the West Coast may feel certain '39 Standard.. 39.50 59.00 Violet Speaker...... _....__...._. 10.00 15.00 worth someone on the East Coast may think it worth but $150.00 whereas '39 DeLuxe ...... _...... _.__..... 44.50 59.00 Orchid Speaker...... _....._._..... 19.50 27.50 demand, territory, quantity, $75.00. Of course, condition, serial, appearance, '40 Master Rockolite....._._ 49.50 59.00 Iris Speaker ...... 21.50 29.50 etc., must all be taken into consideration. "The Confidential Price Lists" reports '40 Counter.. 39.50 49.50 to MILLS each quotation exactly as it is made and depends on the subscriber make '40 Counter with Std...... _ 49.50 54.50 average price adjustments to fit the peculiarities of his territory. 39.50 59.50 Zephyr... _...... _... 19.50 29.50 Confidential Price Lists" should be read as follows: First price 49.50 \1ETHOD: "The WalBox ...... __....__....._..._ 4.00 9.50 listed is lowest price for the week; Second price listed is highest price. Where Dance Master.....-...... _._...... - 25.00 32.50 BarBox...... __...._...... 4.00 9.50 40.00 only one price appears this should be considered lowest price. Spectravox '41. 15.00 29.50 DeLuxe Dance Master...... 52.50 Column..... 32.50 35.00 59.50 Glamour Tone 165.00 225.00 Modern Tone Column...... 32.50 40.00 Panoram...... __...._...... _.. Throne of Music...._...... 35.00 49.50 *CONFIDENTIAL PRICE LIST Playmaster & Spectra - 69.50 49.50 Playmaster...... ___ 59.50 79.50 Panoram Adaptor...... -_...... 8.50 10 Wall Box...... 5.00 73.50 Playmaster '46..._._.._...... 179.50 199.50 Panoram Speaker...... ______-....-...... 10.00 Twin 12 Cab Speak...... _.... 39.00 49.00 30.00 Panoram Peek (Con)...... _ 175.00 195.00 50.00 Cony. for Panoram 29.50 1422 ('46)...... _._...... _ 149.50 179.50 PHONOGRAPHS Phono 175.00 249.50 1424 Phono (Hideaway). 149.50 195.00 Constellation...... _...... _...... WURL TZER SEEBURG 1426 Phono ('47)...... _...... 189.50 299.50 AMI ...... _. 339.00 399.50 49.50 55.00 P 10_ .._ ..._.. 15.00 25.00 19.50 39.50 Magic Glo....._._ Hi -Boy (302)_..__...... _...._. Box_____...... _...._.. 3.00 7.50 (201)...... 29.50 49.50 P 12... _...._. 15:00 25.00 19.50 29.50 1501 Wall Singing Towers 1502 Bar Box.....w ...... _.. 5.00 7.50 Streamliner 5, 10, 25._. 25.00 39.50 312...... _ ...... _...... _...._...... __ 17.50 30.00 ModelC ...... _...... _..... -19.50 25.00 12.50 ...... _ ...... _ 25.00 39.50 400..._..._...._._ ...... _...... _...... _. 17.50 35.00 14.50 24.50 1503 Wall Box...... _ 15.00 Top Flight 1504 ...... __ 8.50 17.50 Towers (301)...... 29.50 49.50 412... 25.00 39.50 25.00 39.50 Bar Box Singing Sox...... _...... _.. 15.00 20.00 A '46...... __...... 389.50 125.00 412 ILL....._._...... _...... 19.50 39.50 19.50 39.50 1510 Bar Model Box...... _...... _...... - 10.00 17.50 B '48...... _...... 489.50 525.00 316....._ ...... _...... 24.50 39.50 25.00 1525 Wall Model 39.50 1526 Box.....-...... _ 15.00 19.50 416...... __ ...... _...... _. 24.50 39.50 25.00 39.50 Bar BUCKLEY 1530 Box....._...... _...... 16.50 21.10 616...... _...... _ ...... _...... _._...... _ 39.00 75.00 25.00 39.50 Wall Wa'1 & Bar Box O. S...._.... 3.00 5.00 Dial A Tone B&W Box..... 2.00 3.50 616 ILL...... _ ...... _...._...... _ 40.00 45.00 Rega l.....__...._._ ...... _...... 35.00 59.00 Wall & Bar Box N. S...... __ 12.50 17.50 616A...... _...... _... 25.00 40.00 1805 Organ Speaker....._._. 24.50 49.00 RegalRC....._ ...... 39.50 69.50 DeLuxe Jr. Console AIREON 716A...... _...... _.... 25.00 39.50 Gem...... _ ...... _...... _._...... _ 30.00 59.50 Rock.._._._....._...... _...._...... _._ 50.00 Super DeLuxe ('46)....__. 64.50 145.00 24....._...... _...... _...... _...._...... __.... 35.00 59.50 Classic...... _...... _ 49.50 75.00 69.50 Blonde Bomber_....-. ....129.50 195.00 600R. - 50.00 75.00 Classic RC ...... _ 69.00 79.50 - - PACKARD Fiesta...... _...... __...... ___.119.00 149.00 600K...... _...... _._...... _...__..._ 50.00 85.00 Maestro.. . 59.50 85.00 Pla Mor Wall & '47 Hideaway..._.._.. _ 150.00 195.00 500... 54.50 75.00 Mayfair...... _....__....__.._ 49.50 69.50 Bar Box...._._...._ ...... _...... '48 400....._.....__ 189.50 500A. _...._.._ 35.00 59.50 Mayfair RC...... __...... _..... 69.50 89.50 10.00 16.00 Coronet 144.50 500K. 50.00 69.50 49.50 79.50 Manhattan....._...... _...._._..._..139.50 199.50 '49 Coronet 100..._....._...._..... 275.00 299.50 41 (Counter)_...._...... _...._.._ 24.50 40.00 49.50 59.50 Model 7 Phono...... _.....-._...... 99.50 149.50 Impresario Speaker...... -.. 17.50 Hideaway Model 400....._ 74.50 95.00 Melodeon Speaker_...... 17.50 51 (Counter)...... __...... _._. 24.50 40.00 CrownRC....._._ ...... _....__ 64.50 79.50 Bracket....._...... _...... _ 2.00 3.00 Speaker.....__...... 22.50 61 (Counter)...... _....._...... _. 39.50 75.00 Concert Grand...... __..._. 35.00 59.00 Bar Carilleon 71 (Counter)....._...... __....._.. 49.50 95.00 Colonel... 49.50 69.50 81 (Counter) ...... _._...._..._ 39.50 49.50 Colonel RC...... _....._...... _ 50.00 89.50 ' PRICE LIST 700 ...... _...... _.....__. 69.50 120.00 Concert Master...... _....._._.... 59.50 79.50 CONFIDENTIAL 750M...... _...._...... 79.50 150.00 Concert Master RC.....__.... 59.50 79.50 750E....._...... __ ...... _...... 135.00 175.00 Cadet...... _-...... _...... _ 35.00 75.00 780M Colonial...... _...... _....._ 89.50 119.50 CadetRC ...... _...... _...._...... 59.50 75.00 780E....._...._ ...... _...... _...... _ 79.50 119.50 Major. 35.00 79.00 800..._..._...._ ...... _...... __.__.. 79.50 135.00 Major RC..... 50.00 79.50 0111111 111114 850 ...... _...... _...... _...._.. 85.00 135.00 Envoy.... 59.50 89.00 EMU 950....._ ...... _...... _...... 89.00 135.00 EnvoyRC...... _.....__...._...... _.... 69.50 89.50 FIVE -BALL AMUSEMENT GAMES 1015.. .. 244.50 295.00 Vogue...... _ ...... t9.50 00 00 Manufacturers and date of game's release listed. Code: (B) Ba ly (CC) 1017 Hideway ...... _...... 229.50 249.50 Vogue RC.... 59.50 90.00 Chicago Coin; (Ex) Exhibit; (Ge) Genco; (Got) Gottlieb; (Un) United;, 1100.. - -.389.50 475.00 Casino...... _._...... _...... _...... 49.00 59.50 (Wm) Williams. 1080._.....__...... _...... _...... _..... 269.00 299.50 CasinoRC...... _ ...... 59.50 79.50 ABC Bowler...... __....__...___.... 19.50 24.50 College Daze 300 Adaptor ...... _.... 10.00 15.00 Commander. 59.50 69.50 Ali Baba (Got 6/48)_._.._ 34.50 49.50 (Got 8/49)...... _..._...... _._ 85.00 119.5 320 Wireless Wall Box..... 4.25 7.50 Commander RC...... _.... 59.50 75.00 Alice (Got 8/48)_....._.._.__ 49.00 59.50 Contact...... _...... _....._....._...... _ 25.00 59.5' 310 Wall Box 30 Wire.....-. 4.50 6.50 Hi Tone 9800....._._..__...... _.. 39.50 79.00 Amber (Wm 1/47).__.__... 10.00 15.00 Cover Girl...... _...... _._...... _ 29.50 59.50 320 2 Wire Wall Box.....-._. 3.75 7.50 Hi Tone 9800 RC ...... _. 45.00 99.00 Aquacade (Un 4/49)..... 69.50 79.50 Crazy Ball (CC 7/48)._._. 25.00 35.0ií 332 2 Wire Bar Box...... __. 5.00 9.50 Hi Tone 8800 39.50 79.00 Arizona...... _...... _...... __.._ ..__ 10.00 14.50 Dallas (Wm 2/49)_...._....._ 75.00 84.51 331 2 Wire Bar Box...... -.... 5.00 10.00 Hi Tone 8800 RC...... -...... _.. 45.00 99.00 Baby Face (Un 1/49)...._ 52.50 75.00 De Icer (Wm 11/49)..___ 145.00 159.5 304 2 Wire Stepper....._.-.... 3.50 5.00 Hi Tone 8200...... _...... 39.50 79.00 Baffle Card (Got 10/46)._ 10.00 14.50 Dew Wa Ditty 25.00 Wireless Strollers...... _...._. Hi Tone 8200 RC.. 45.00 99.00 Ballerina (B .. 24.50 69.50 (Wm 6/48)..._.._ ...... _ 34.50 44.50 430 Speaker Club with 146S ('46) 209.50 239.50 Ballyhoo (B 47)...... _.._.._.._ 14.50 29.50 Double Barrel (B 47)..._._ 10.00 19.50 10, 25c Box...._._ ...... _..... 69.50 75.00 146M.....-...... _....._ ...._ ...... _ 219.50 295.00 Band Leader___...... _.....__.. 65.00 85.00 Double Shuffle Cabinet...... 40.00 49.50 239.50 295.00 420 Speaker 147S.. Banjo....._...... _._...._._...... _...... _... 22.50 45.00 (Got 6/49)....._...... _.._.._ 84.50 99.50 3031 Wall Box....__...... _.. 10.95 18.00 350.00 Barnacle Bill Dreamy (Wm. 3/50)._...... _ 164.50 175.00 14.50 19.50 3045 Wall Box. 14ßS....._...... _...._...... _ ...._...... 325.00 395.00 (Got 8/48)_.._...... _...... _.. 42.50 65.00 Drum Major...... _.._..__...... 25.00 34.50 3020 Wall Box...... _...._...... 29.50 35.00 14ßM...... _...._._.._._...... _..._ 325.00 395.00 Basketball (Got 10/49)... 124.50 137.50 Dynamite (Wm 10/46).... 10.00 17.50 219 Stepper....._ ...... _...... 19.50 23.00 246 Hideaway...... __...... 149.50 189.50 Bermuda (CC 11/47)...... _. 29.50 47.50 El Paso (Wm 11/48)...- 79.50 89.50 Slector Speaker ....._._...... _.... 95.00 125.00 Selectomatic 16...... _....._...... _ 5.00 7.50 Big League (B 46)...... _...... 14.50 17.50 17.50 100 Wall Box 5c 30c Selectomatic 24...... __...._._.... 5.00 19.50 Big Time.. _...._._... 32.50 39.50 Fiesta_..__...... _.....__....___..... 14.50 17.5( Wire.. 3.50 4.25 Selectomatic 20....__...... _.... 5.00 10.00 Big Top 50.00 79.00 Flamingo (Wm 7/47)x...._. 10.00 14.5( 10.00 19.50 100 Wall Box 10c 30c Remote Speak Organ_..._.. Black Gold....._...... _...... _..__. 69.50 89.50 Floating Power...... _...... _..._ 69.50 79.50 Wire.. _...._.. 12.50 17.50 Multi Selector 12 Ree»..._.. 12.50 35.00 Blue Skies (Un 11/48)...... 34.50 45.00 Flying Trapeze 111 Bar Box....__....__..._...... 3.00 10.00 Melody Parade Bar.....__.... 4.50 (Wm 11/47)_..._ 12.00 14.50 (Got 9/47).-______14.50 17.51 2.00 3.50 8.50 Bonanza 120 Wall Box 5c Wire...... _ 5c Wallomatic Wireless.. 3.00 Boston (Wm 5/49)...... 97.50 105.00 Football (CC 8/49)...... _.... 99.50 119.51 Bar Brackets...... _...._....-_ 2.00 3.50 5c Baromatic Wireless_... 4.50 5.00 Champ Formation...... _...... _...__. 15.00 25.01 2.50 10.00 8.00 Bowling 305 Impulse Rec...... __.. 5c Wallomatic 3 Wire...__ 2.00 (Got 2/49)...... _....._...... __ 60.00 95.00 Four Diamonds______14.50 19.51 350 Wls Speaker...... _...... _. 17.50 39.50 30 Wire Wall Box...... __ 2.00 7.50 Bowling League Freshie (Wm 9/49)...... _.... 125.00 139.51 115 Wall Box Wire 5c Power Supply... __...... _....._._ 15.00 Ginger (Wm 10/47)....._._.. 10.00 20.01 7.50 (Got 8/47) ....._..._.....__.._ 12.50 14.50 5,10, 25c Baromatic ...... _... _..._. Gizmo (Wm 8/48)....___.._- 39.50 49.5 5.00 6.95 Broncho...._..._ 14.50 45.00 135 Step Receiver...__._..... 14.50 19.50 Wire.....__...... _....._...... _.. Buffalo Bill (Got 5/50)...-154.50 165.00 Glamour...... _...... _...... _..__...... 24.50 29.5, 145 Imp. Step Fast...... _..... 3.50 9.50 5, 10, 25c Wallomatic 3 Buccaneer (Got 10/48).... 54.50 59.50 Gold Ball (CC 8/47)...... _.... 14.50 39.0 Wire..... _._._._.._._._._...._ 7.50 8.95 ...... __.....:._ 39.50 44.5 150 Impulse Ree...... _...... _.... 20.00 Build Up_...._ .._..___..-_ 32.50 59.50 Gold Mine...... _ 5, 10, 25c Baromatic & Bows Golden Gloves Box_...... _.._._....__..._ 32.50 6.95 8.95 Buttons 337 Bar (Got 3/49). 79.50 95.00 (CC 7/49)....._._...... _..... __.. 99.50 129.5 306 Music Transmit...... _... 7.50 9.50 5, 10, 25c Wallomatic Camel Caravan.....__....._ _. 110.00 124.50 Gondola...._ ...... _...... _...... _...._ 69.50 85.0 19A Speaker._..__....__...._... 25.00 8.50 17.50 Caribbean (Un 3/48)....- 20.00 25.00 Grand Award 25.00 29.50 130 Adaptor...... _...... __....._..... 15.00 17.50 Electric Speaker.._...... -_.. Carnival (B 48)_...__..__... 29.50 47.50 (CC 1/49)....._._...... _....__.._ 49.50 65.0 Wall -o -Maties....__.._ 22.50 29.00 ...... 14.50 17.5 Steel Cab. Speaker...... _..._ 140.00 175.00 3W2 Carolina (Un 3/49)...._._.... 47.50 59.50 GunClub.._____._.._..._ Wl-L56 Wall Box 5c..._.... 20.00 29.50 __ __ 10.00 19.50 Moon 25.00 75.00 Carousel...._ Harvest 580 Speaker.....-_._.__..___.._ 3W5 -L56 Wall Box Catalina (CC2/48)._._. 29.50 44.00 (Got 12/48)...... _....__....__ 59.50 95.0 123 Wall Box 5/10/25 5, 10, 29.00 59.50 Champion (CC 6/49)....__. 94.50 105.00 Havana (Un 3/47) ...... _ 14.50 17.5 Wireless_..._._.... _...._._...... 9.00 15.00 W6 -L56-5/10/25 Chico...... _...... ___.._...... __.____ 45.00 49.50 Hawaii (Un 8/47)....__.- 10.00 24.5 125 Wall Box 5/10/25 Wireless...... _....._...... _..._ 39.00 55.00 Cinderella (Got 3/47)...._ 39.50 59.50 Hi Dive_..__._ ...... _...... _...... 14.50 19.5 'Wire ...... _..__._._ ....._ 3.00 7.50 Tear Drop Speaker_..._..._ 15.00 17.50 Cleopatra_.._.__.._.._..__ .. __. 19.50 25.00 Hi -Ride...... __...... ___.._...._.._ 14.50 29.5 COPYRIGHT 1950. 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29, FIVE -BALL AMUSEMENT GAMES ROLL DOWNS (Cont.) Super Triangle.....__...... _ 15.00 49.50 25. (Continued) Tally Roll...... __...__..__.....__. 15.00 39.50 29. Sportsman Roll...... ___ 10.00 24.50 Tri-Score...... _....._.._...... Hit Parade...... _...... __..... 25.00 35.00 Sea Hawk...... _....._ ...... _._. 20.00 25.00 49.50 39.50 Super Score....._._...... __.... 21 Hold Over._.._._.._ _._..._...__. 10.00 24.50 Sea Isle (CC 11/47)...... _... 14.50 19.50 35.00 49.50 Tin Pan Alley_...__...... _.. 40.00 54.50 30 Holiday (CC 12/48)....._.__ 65.50 75.00 Select -A -Card 14.95 20.00 (Got 4/50)...... _.....__...... 149.50 159.50 CONFIDENTIAL RICE LIST 25. 10.00 14.50 25; Serenade (Un 12/48)...... 39.50 55.00 12.50 15.00 4/48)...... 27. Shanghai (CC 25.00 32.50 Hot Rods (B 49)...... _.....»__ 60.00 119.50 La.....__.._._...... _. 29, Shangri 12.50 15.00 Bumpty Dumpty Shantytown...... _.....__..._._..... 125.00 149.50 25. (Got 10/47)...... __...... _.... 27.50 49.50 25, Sharpshooter [daho._.._...... _..... ___..._...... _.... 10.00 17.50 ..... 12, (Got 5/49). -. 110.00 129.50 lack 'N Jill (Got 4/48).... 39.50 59.50 Stars....._...... _._...._ 15, Shooting 17.50 35.00 Jamboree ...... _.. 35.00 59.50 Short Stop...._.._.._ _...... _...... 27, 29.50 35.00 Jeanie (Ex 7/50) ...... 179.50 195.00 Show Boat (Un 1/49)_..._ 54.50 59.50 Bally Shuffle -Bowler...... _ 89.00 169.50 Keeney Pin Boy_.._..__.__. 89.00 125.00 29, jungle_...__...... _...... _....._...... _ Bally Speed Bowler.....__.. 250.00 295.00 12.50 15.00 Silver Spray...... 14.95 24.50 Keeney Ten Pins...._....__. 65.00 99.50 lust 21 (Got 1/50). . 115.00 149.50 Silver Streak (B 47)...... _. 14.50 19.50 California Shuffle Pins.. 50.00 95.00 Rock -Ola Shuffle Jungle. 99.50 165.00 Chi -Coin Bango.....__.._._..._ 29 {. C. Jones..._»_...... _...... _ 129.50 139.50 Singapore (Un 11/47)...... 19.50 24.50 29.00 49.50 Rock -Ola Shuffle -Lane..._ 69.00 99.50 ChiCoin Beacon....__...... _.._ 49 Kilroy (CC 1/47)...... _...... 10.00 17.50 Sky Line... 16.50 29.50 49.00 54.50 Un. Dbl. Shuffle...... __...... _ 149.00 175.00 32 King Arthur Sky Ray. 12.50 19.50 ChiCoin Bowling Alley....125.00 179.50 United Shuffle Alley....._... 65.00 99.50 52 (Got 10/49)_..._...... 119.50 139.50 Slap the Jap....._ ...... 14.50 19.50 Chicoin Bowl Classic...... 249.50 269.50 Un. Shuffle Alley Exp...... _195.00 250.00 59 ChiCoin Rebound .....-...... 20.00 King Cole (Got 5/48)....._.. 42.50 69.50 Slugger...... _...... _...... _ ...... _ 14.50 19.50 50.00 United Shuffle Skill...... 14.50 45.00 225 Kismet...... _...... _.___....__....._... 17.50 32.50 Smarty (Wm 12/46)...... 10.00 17.50 ChiCoin Shuffle United Super-Shuffle...... 119.00 169.50 Baseball.. ..139.00 49 Lady Robin Hood Smoky...... _ ...... _...... _. 12.50 19.50 165.00 Univ. Super Twin....._...... 240.00 259.50 49 (Got 1/48)_...... _...... _...._ 27.50 39.50 South Pacific (Ge 3/50).. 89.50 145.00 Exhibit Strike... _125.00 199.50 Universal Twin Bowler... 125.00 179.50 Genco Bowling 65.00 Landslide ...... _...._...... _ 19.50 29.50 South Paw ...... _...... 15.00 19.50 League... 109.50 Williams DeLuxe Laura...... _ ...... __...... _»_... 10.00 17.50 South Seas..... 10.00 17.50 Genco Glider... 40.00 100.00 Bowler...... _.....__ ...... _.....195.00 209.50 League Leader..._._...... -....- 10.00 14.95 Speed Ball. 14.95 32.50 Gottlieb Bowlette 95.00 139.50 Williams Twin Shuffle 79.00 95.00 Year...... _....._ ...... Keeney ABC Bowler...... 124.50 150.00 Williams 19- Leap 29.50 39.50 Speed Demon...... _...... _...... 15.00 29.50 Single Liberty ...... __...... _._....__ 10.00 14.50 Speedway (Wm 9/48)...... 34.50 39.50 Keeney Line Up... 45.00 54.50 Bowler.. 99.5'0 150.00 Lightning...... _...... _...... _...... 2 10.00 15.00 Spellbound PRICE 24' Line Up. 25.50 29.50 (CC 5/46)...._...... _.... 10.00 12.50 CONFIDENTI AL LIST Lucky Inning Spinball (CC 5/48)...... _ 29.50 49.50 11313131n (Wm. 5150)...___.-...... 159.50 174.50 Sports.. 19.50 25.00 \\31313131 5 Lucky Star (Got 5/47)..... 17.50 35.00 Sports Parade. 12.50 15.00 /re311\ 4 Magie...... _...... _...... _..._ 35.00 59.50 11 .\/d\\I,/'WOI, Spot -A -Card...... _._...... 25.00 29.50 \\/I\I31ú 3 Maisie (Got 3/47)...... _....._ 14.50 47.00 Spot Pool...... _...... _...... _...... 15.00 34.50 \1e4\WI11 \M1M1111U 3 Majors '49 (CC 2/49)...... 59.50 79.50 Stage Door Canteen...... 10.00 14.50 4 Major \I/11 League Baseball... 25.00 32.50 Stars...... 15.00 19.50 ARCADE EQUIPMENT !M 42, Manhattan (Un 2/48)...... 19.50 29.50 Star Attraction.. 10.00 19.50 52 Mardi Gras...... _...... _._...... 39.50 50.00 Stardust (Un 5/48)...... 37.50 79.50 Allite Strikes 'N Keeney Anti Aircraft Marines At Play.. 12.50 15.00 15.00 99.50 Br...... 15.00 25.00 Marjorie (Got 7/47)...... 12.50 14.50 14.50 Boomerang...... -- 20.00 35.00 Keeney Anti Aircraft Maryland (Wm Bally Big Inning...... Bl._..._ ...... _...... _...._. 1 4/49)...... 99.50 109.50 Step Up... 10.00 17.50 199.50 225.00 35.00 65.00 Mam-selle ...... _..,...... _. 10.00 19.50 Stormy (Wm 1/48)...... 19.50 49.50 Bally Bowler.. 165.00 189.50 Keeney Sub Gun...... _...... _. 79.50 95.00 Merry Widow...... __ 39.50 Bally Convoy.. 47.50 Stratoliner ...... _._...... _ 14.50 17.50 27.50 95.00 Keeney Texas Leaguer... 30.00 45.00 14 Melody (B 47) ...... __ 22.50 Bally Defender...... 59.50 Streamliner ...... 10.00 14.50 50.00 100.00 Kirk Night Bomber...... _.._ 50.00 109.50 1' 11 etro...._.._...... _ ...... 17.50 27.50 Summertime Bally Eagle Eye.. _..._._. 39.50 49.50 Lite League______59.50 100.00 14 Mexico (Un 6/47) ...... 14.50 32.50 (Un 9/48).. 39.50 44.50 Bally Heavy Hitter...... 32.50 50.00 Mutoscope Ace Bomber.. 35.00 95.00 19 Miami Beach...... _..._ ...... _ 15.95 Bally King Pin ...... _...... Muto. Atomic Bomber...... 95.00 175.00 17.50 Sun Beam ...... 19.50 35.00 35.00 45.00 1: Midget Racer (B 46)....._... 10.00 17.50 Sunny (Wm 12/47)...... 37.00 49.50 Bally Lucky Strike. 45.00 69.50 Mutoscope Dr. Mobile.....- 134.50 150.00 2' Miss America Bally Rapid Fire ...... Supercharger ...... _...... 15.00 24.50 39.50 72.50 Mutoscope Photomatic (Got 1/47)...... _...... _...... _.. Bally Sky Battle...... __....._....149.50 12.50 27.50 Super Hockey...... -...... 79.50 89.50 40.00 95.00 (Pre-War) 275.00 Monicker...... _...... _...... _...... _... 10.00 17.50 7/46)...... Bally Torpedo....._...... _...... 49.50 95.00 Mutoscope Sky Fighter... 79.50 100.00 Superliner (Got 10.00 17.50 Raider.... Monterrey (Un 5/48)...... 35.00 59.50 Superscore (CC 10/46).... 10.00 17.50 Bally Undersea 89.50 99.50 QT Pool Table...... _...... :...... _ 129.00 150.00 Moon Bank Ball...... _ ...... _._...... _.. Quizzer...... _...... _...._._...._...... _ Glow (Un 12/48)... 54.50 80.00 (B 46)...... -...... 10.00 59.50 85.00 69.50 125.00 Surf Queen 17.50 League...... _...... Morocco...... __ ...... 39.50 67.50 Suspense (Wm 2/46)...... 17.50 49.00 Bowling 35.00 49.50 Rockola Ten Pins LD....._. 19.50 39.50 Mystery....._._...... _...... _...... _....._ 10.00 14.50 64.50 Buckley DeLuxe Dig...... 125.00 149.50 Rockola Ten Pins HD....._ 25.00 49.50 Nevada (Un 10/47)...... 15.00 25.50 Tahiti (CC 10/49)... 99.50 119.50 Buckley Treas Is Dig...... 99.50 110.00 Rockola World Series ..... 69.50 95.00 Nudgy (B 47)...... _..»...... _ 14.00 Champion Hockey...... _...... 45.00 50.00 Scientific Baseball...... _...... 49.50 75.00 19.50 Tally Ho ...... _...... 14.50 39.00 DhBoy...... _...... _ ...... _...._. 15.00 Chicoin Basketball Scientific Basketball.....__. 59.50 75.00 29.50 Tampico (Un 7/49)...... 89.50 99.50 Dklahoma (Un 6/49)...... 69.50 Champ...... _ ...... _..._....124.50 195.00 Scientific Batting Pr...... __ 44.50 75.00 79.50 Target Skill...... _...... _ ...... 12.50 19.50 Dld Faithful 124.50 Chicoin Goalee...... _...... _...... 49.50 100.00 Scientific Pitch 'Em...... _....125.00 159.50 (Got 1/50).. 139.50 Telecard (Got 1/49)...... _.. 50.00 79.50 Dne Two Three...... _....-...... Chicoin Hockey....._._ ...... 65.00 85.00 Seeburg Chicken Sam...... 49.50 95.00 59.50 79.50 Temptation...... 45.00 79.50 D pportunity...._...... _._ 14.50 Chi Midget Skee.. 135.00 150.00 Seeburg Shoot the ...... 19.50 Tennessee (Wm 2/48)...... 47.50 69.50 ..._...... _...... - ...... 19.50 Chicoin Pistol. 79.50 149.50 Chute ...... _.._...... _...... 42.50 95.00 25.00 Three Feathers...... _...... 89.50 110.00 Paradise (Un 7/48)...... _..... 29.50 39.50 Three Musketeers Chicoin Roll -A -Score...... 24.50 39.50 Skee Barrell Ro1L...... _...... 25.00 49.50 Phoenix....._.. ___._....._...... _...._ Edelco Pool Table... 109.50 125.00 Skill Jump.. 25.00 59.50 79.50 119.50 39.50 Pinch Hitter (Un 5/49)._ 74.50 99.50 Evans Bat -A -Score...... 224.50 229.50 Super Torpedo. 25.00 79.50 Thrill (CC 9/48)...... _....:...... 34.50 79.50 Pin Up Girl...... _...__...... _...... 15.00 29.50 Evans In the Barrel...... _ 39.50 52.50 Supreme Bolascore ...... 50.00 75.00 Topic...... _...... _...... 7.50 17.50 Ball...... _ ...... _....._..... 15.00 19.50 Evans Super Bomber 75.00 119.50 Supreme-Skee Roll. 20.00 75.00 Play 4/47)...... 14.50 17.50 Play Boy (CC 5/47)...... 19.50 37.00 Tornado (Wm Evans Play Ball...... _...... _ 50.00 59.50 Supreme Skill Roll. 20.00 69.50 Playtime. 114.50 Torchy (Wm 6/47)....._...... 10.00 19.50 Evans Ten Strike '46.... 39.50 69.50 Supreme Rocket Buster_ 39.50 79.50 ...... _....99.50 12.50 15.00 Progress...... _...... __._...... _.... 15.00 25.00 Towers. Evans Tommy Gun....._._ 49.50 85.00 Tail Gunner...... _...__...... __...._ 30.00 49.50 Trade Winds...... _...... 29.50 45.00 ?uddin Head ...... 59.50 79.50 Exhibit Dale Gun. . 69.50 99.50 Telequiz ...... _...... _.....100.00 195.00 1 Treasure Chest...... 14.50 22.50 'Rainbow (Wm 9/48)...... _ 39.50 47.00 Exhibit Rotary Mdsr...... _ 195.00 269.50 Warner Voice Record...... 49.50 69.50 Trinidad (CC 3/48) ...... 25.00 32.50 t.amona (Un 2/49) ...... 39.50 49.50 Exhibit Silver Bullets 135.00 150.00 Western Baseball '39...... 20.00 49.50 Cancho (B 35.00 39.50 Triple Action ....._...... _...... 24.50 39.50 Exhibit Merchantman Western Baseball '40...... 49.50 65.00 48)...... _...._._...__ 1/48)...... 17.50 29.50 Manger...... _...... _...... _...... 10.00 17.50 Tropicana (Un Roll Ch Digger.:..._...__ 59.50 85.00 Ìiizz...... _...... _...._ ...... _ _.. 35.00 49.50 aepeater 16.50 29.50 Tucson (Win 1/49)...... 54.50 79.50 Exhibit Vitalizer...... _..:...._ 60.00 95.00 Wilcox-Gay Recordio...... 95.00 139.50 139.50 io (Un 12/46)._ 10.00 19.50 Genco Bank Roll...... _...... :. 24.50 65.00 Williams' All Stars. 79.50 125.00 iviera...... _.__ ...... _...... _.. 14.50 25.00 Utah (Un 8/49)...... -...... 119.50...... 139.50 Genco Play Ball ...... _ 29.50 74.50 Williams' Box Score..._...... 49.50 69.50 docket...... _...... _...... _...._...... __.. Groetchen Met. Typer 99.50 195.00 14.50 19.50 Virginia (Wm 3/48)...... 32.50 38.50 Williams' Star Series...... 149.50 225.00 .hondevoo (Un 5/48)...... _. 29.50 59.50 Vanities. 10.00 25.00 Hoop -A -Roll...... _...._._...... _ _ 24.50 49.50 hound Jack Rabbit...... -.....- 85.00 100.00 Williams' Quarterback.... 89.50 115.00 Up (Got 11/48)..... 49.50 57.50 Vogue....._...... _...... 15.00 29.50 Keeney Air Raider...... _ 69.50 100.00 Wurlitzer Skeeball...... _.... t. Louis (Wm 2/49).... 99.50 109.50 West Wind. 15.00 20.00 59.50 95.00 "ally (CC 10/48)_...... _...... _. 34.50 54.50 Wild Fire...... _.. 19.50 30.00 PRICE LIST mba...... _ ...... _...... _...... _. 29.50 39.50 CONFIDENTIAL Wisconsin (Un 3/48)...... 29.50 37.50 aratoga (Wm 10/48)...... 59.50 111111/1111M11111 1111U11U11111 69.50 Yankee Doodle.. 15.00 29.50 -+chool Days ...... __.... _.... 15.00 17.50 'core 4/48)...... 29.50 49.00 //\.AMP£\111 \1111í -A -Line ...... _... 20.00 39.50 Yanks (Wm I 111PI1131UIM12 crewball...... _ 39.50 60.00 Zig Zag...... 12.50 17.50 íJ3131 :I3131t/ C 11111111 ONFIDE NTIAL PRICE LIST CONSOLES \113111UL\31111111w 11/12w 5e2!%\H Arrow Bell.. . 325.00 469.50 Big Top PO- 19.50 35.00 Bell 5c....._...... 50.00 135.00 Big FP.. 19.50 35.00 1! a'C. 11117/,/0n 1SiM1111111P' Bally Draw Top r11`/1:31r31 Bally Draw Bell 25c...... __.. 165.00 199.50 Bob. Tail PO...... _..._ ...... 20.00 50.00 11111111 Bally DeLuxe Draw Bob Tail FP ...... __.... _.... 20.00 49.50 Bell 5c...... _...... :...... __...... _... 155.00 189.50 Casino Bell 5c...._»...... _...... _ 150.00 159.50 1, ROLL DOWNSDI Bally DeLuxe Draw Club Bells...... _.._. _...__..__. 35.00 49.50 5J1BC Ro 1 Down_ ...... 37.50 65.00 Chicoin Roll Down...... _.... 15.00 34.50 Bell25c...... _...... _..... _....._. 155.00 189.50 Club Bells 25c._..»...... __- 52.50 69.50 5rrows.....-._ ...... __...... 15.00 40.00 Genco Advance RoIL...... 15 00 25.00 Bangtails '41...... 19.50 35.00 Club House.....__....._.....__....._ 10.00 25.00 utoRoll...... _...... __...... _.. 24.50 49.50 Genco Total Roll...... 19.50 49.50 Bangtails '46...... _._...... 100.00 195.00 DeLuxe Club Console...... 469.50 529.00 7`3ermuda...... __...... -...... -...... 25.00 35.00 Hawaii Roll Down...... - 10.00 24.50 Bangtails '47...... _ ...... 100.00 195.00 Super DeLuxe Club rg City...... _...... _...... 25.00 69.50 Bangtails '47 Comb...... _...149.50 195.00 Console...... _. _ ...... _...... _. 489.50 545.00 5 íng-A-Roll...... _...._._...._....._ 150.00 65.00 . . 20.00 25.00 Bangtails 215.00 Double Up...... _..._...... _.._. 199.50 249.50 93onus 89.50 Melody__ _ Roll . 25.00 75.00 One World..,.._._...... _...... 40.00 49.50 Big Game ..... 20.00 40.00 Evans' Challenger 4luccaneer ...... _...... _ 49.50 64.50 Pro -Score...... _._ _...... _ _. 25.00 29.50 Big Game FP...... ____ 20.00 40.00 '47 5-25e...... _ ...... _.._..._ 175.00 249.50 9%',hampion Roll..._...... _ 15.00 29.50 Singapore...... _._...... 10.00 39.50 Big Inning_ ....._.....__...... 210.00 250.00 Evans' Races -FP, PO_.. 349.50 395.00 COPYRIGHT 1950. 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CONFIDENTIAL ' PRICE ,LIST CONSOLES 11.11 (Continued) Ii`rNIWI\i 111 Evans' Gal. Dom. '47_.... 99.50 174.50 Silver Moon Comb...... 49.50 69.50 valhaw!IrA innitia\\/IIIM Fast Time FP... 25.00 40.00 Silver Moon PO...... _...... 24.50 65.00 J31III1WW \B 40.00 FP...... _...... 24.50 65.00 IBIUv' Fast Time PO. 25.00 Silver Moon Galloping Domino (41)... 20.00 39.50 Silver Moon 10e. 40.00 69.50 ZII1d4 Galloping Domino (42)... 30.00 59.50 Silver Moon 25e...... _ ...... 55.00 79.50 BELLS .JlIU Gold Nugget 5 -5c_... -.....- 125.00 169.50 Skill Time '38...... _...... _...... 10.00 25.00 Gold Nugget 5-25c...... --- 125.00 169.50 Skill Time '41_..._...._...._.._... 19.50 35.00 MILLS (Cont.) 15.00 45.00 Hi-Boy 5c ...... _.....- 135.00 150.00 Spot Bell...... _ ...... _... 249.50 395.00 25c Comet FV._ ...... _.... 15.00 45.00 10c Brown Front...... 54.50 74.50 50.00 100.00 Hi -Boy 25c 150.00 175.00 Sun Ray.. 17.50 30.00 79.50 29.50 42.50 39.50 75.00 25c Brown Front...... _...... 54.50 5c Comet DJP... 15.00 39.50 High Hand Super Bell 5c Comb...... 50c Brown Front.. 120.00 150.00 Jennings Challenger Super Bel 25c Comb...... 59.50 70.00 10c Comet DJP...... _ ...... 20.00 39.50 le Cherry Bell...... _...... -...... _ 20.00 39.50 5-25c_ - 179.50 219.50 Super Bell Two Way le Comet Blue ...... 10.00 20.00 5c Cherry Bell....__ ...... 25.00 47.50 Jumbo Parade Comb...... 39.50 74.50 5-5...... 69.50 5c Comet Blue... 15.00 29.50 10c Bell...... _...._...... _ 35.00 47.50 Jumbo Parade FP....._..-.. 20.00 69.50 Super Bell Two Way Cherry 10c Comet Blue Front...... 15.00 50.00 25c Cherry Bell...... _ ...... 35.00 47.50 20.00 69.50 ...... _...... __ 49.50 79.50 25c Comet Blue Front...... 20.00 50.00 Jumbo Parade 5-25 le Bonus Bell______. 39.50 49.50 Jumbo Parade 25c....._.___.. 49.50 70.00 Super Bell Four Way 40.00 89.50 5c Bonus Bell._ ...... _ 49.50 85.00 Long Shot '48 475.00 650.00 .._.._...._. 25.00 49.50 40.00 59.50 10c Bonus Bell...... _ ...... 64.50 85.00 Lucky Lucre 5 -5...... 39.50 45.00 Super Bell Four Way 10c Chrome.. 44.50 59.50 --- 25c Bonus Bell...... _...... _ 64.50 85.00 49.50 89.50 ..._._ 25.00 49.50 25c Chrome ...... 44.50 59.50 Lucky Lucre 5c...... 5c Original Chrome...... 35.00 75.00 Lucky Lucre 25e ...... _... 75.00 89.50 Bell Four Wayay Chrome '47-50e...... 74.50 175.00 Super 10c Orig. Chrome...... _ 49.50 85.00 20.00 49.50 5-5-10-25...... 79.50 Chrome '47-$1.00 ...... 99.50 190.00 Lucky Star.. 95.00 25c Orig. Chrome...... _ 49.50 89.50 Mills 4 Bells.. 50.00 89.50 Super Bonus Bell 5c 5c All Star Comet ...... _ 45.00 50.00 50c Orig. Chrome ...... 59.50 89.50 50.00 69.50 Mills 3 Bells...... __....._...... 75.00 95.00 & PO.. 80,00 155.00 10c All Star Comet...... _.._ FP le QT Glitter Gold...... _. 15.00 30.00 Mills '47 3 Bells 95.00 125.00 Super Bonus Bell 5c -25c 25c All Star Comet ...... 55.00 69.50 5c QT Glitter Gold...... 39.50 65.00 Mills '48 3 ..... 195.00 295.00 FP & PO Combo...... 195.00 295.00 50c All Star Comet...... 71.50 89.50 10c QT Glitter Gold...... __._ 39.50 75.00 Mills Duplex 225.00 275.00 Super Bonus Bell 5c -5c le All Star 2-4 ...... 10.00 20.00 25c QT Glitter Gold...... 39.50 85.00 Multi Bells...... _ ...... : 224.50 275.00 FP & PO Combo. .125.00 295.00 20.00 49.50 lc VP BeP...... -...... - 15.00 19.50 Paces Races BI Cab...... __.. 10.00 25.00 Super Bonus 5-5-5....._...... 339.50 425.00 25.00 49.50 le VP Bell JP ...... _. 15.00 25.00 Paces Races Br Cab...... 15.00 25.00 Super Bonus 5-5-25e...... 340.00 425.00 15.00 19.50 30.00 59.50 20.00 25.00 Bonus Bell le VP Bell Green...... _. 25c Rocket 39.50 79.50 Paces Races Red Arrow. Super 5c VP Bell Green...... _ 15.00 22.50 10.00 40.00 5-10-25c PO....._ ...... 225.00 375.00 20.00 29.50 Paces '39 Saratoga...... VP Chrome...... _ 25.00 34.50 24.50 69.50 Time....._...... 30.00 89.50 le 5c Club Bell.. 25.00 64.50 Paces Saratoga w rails... Super Track VP Chrome.______25.00 34.50 Paces 24.50 39.50 Super Track Time TKT.. 30.00 69.50 5c 10c Club Bell...... _...... 30.00 75.00 Saratoga no rails. 5c VP Chrome Plus...... 27.50 42.50 Paces Comb...... 39.50 69.50 Track Odds...... _...... 69.50 109.50 25c Club Bell__ ....-_-_. 75.00 125.00 Saratoga le P Bell B&G...... _...... _...... 22.50 32.50 Paces PO.... 19.50 49.50 Track Odds Daily DbL..... 74.50 149.50 50c Club Bell_ ...... 100.00 175.00 Saratoga Jr. 5c VP Bell B&G...... _ ...... 22.50 39.50 5c Comet Red...... 20.00 64.50 Paces Saratoga Sr. PO.... 37.50 69.50 Track Odds DD JP ...... 359.50 425.00 20.00 44.50 49.50 69.50 550.00 575.00 Vest Pocket '46...... 10c Comet Red...... _...... 20.00 64.50 Paces Reels Comb...... _... Track Odds '48, 5c.. 5c Futurity...... ______10.00 34.50 20.00 69.50 199.50 349.50 5c DeLuxe '46 ...... 30.00 64.50 Paces Reels Jr. PO...... _.... Track Odds '46 ...... _...... 10c Futurity.. .. 10.00 34.50 Paces Reels Sr. PO...... _.... 20.00 69.50 Track Time '39....._...... _..... 40.00 59.50 10c DeLuxe '46...... _ 59.50 70.00 20.00 25c Futurity.. 15.00 34.50 Paces Reels w rails...... _... 39.50 Track Time '38 ...... 30.00 60.00 25.00 64.50 20.00 39.50 50c Futurity.. JENNINGS Paces Reels no rails...... _ Track Time '37 ...... 29.50 40.00 5c Black Cherry Bell...... 89.50 140.00 25.00 34.50 5c Chief. , 20.00 41.50 Paces Twin 5-5_...... _ ...... Triple Bell 5-5-5. . 195.00 249.50 89.50 140.00 25.00 39.50 10c Black Cherry Bell...... 10c Chief. 35.00 41.50 Paces Twin 5-10. Triple Bell '47 5-5-25...... 225.00 305.00 25c Black Cherry Bell...... 95.00 140.00 25.00 49.50 25c Chief...... _.._...... 35.00 49.50 Paces Twin 10-25. Triple Bell '47 5-10-25...... 135.00 305.00 50c Cherry... 169.50 195.00 Black 5c Silver Moon Chief...... 39.50 79.50 Paces Twin Console Triple Entry...... _ ...... 49.50 89.50 25c Golf Ball Vendor...... 195.00 375.00 5-25.. 89.50 99.50 10c Silver Moon Chief...... 42.50 79.50 5c ...... 20.00 34.50 79.50 150.00 Wild Bell 5-25e.....-.... . 399.50 575.00 War Eagle 25c Silver Moon Chief...... 49.50 79.50 Pastime....._ ...... _...... 10c War Eagle...... _____ 20.00 40.00 179.50 224.50 Wild Lemon...... _ ...... _....100.00 199.50 5c Silver Chief...... _ ...... 55.00 65.00 Reserve Bell...... _...... _...... _... 25c War Eagle...... _..... 25.00 40.00 Roll 'Em...... _ ...... 32.50 39.50 Winterbook...... 250.00 299.50 10c Silver Chief...... 60.00 75.00 50c War Eagle ...... 35.00 69.50 25c Silver Chief...... _..._ 65.00 75.00 Bell...... _. 85.00 135.00 CONFIDENTIAL PRICE LIST 5c Melon 50c Silver Chief...... -...... 100.00 189.50 10c Melon Bell ...... 85.00 135.00 10c Golf Vndr ...... -...... - 59.50 89.50 25c Melon Bell....._...... _...... _ 85.00 135.00 11Z111111131w 25c Gold Ball Vndr ...... 89.50 129.50 31 ...... _...... 87.50 155.00 Golden Falls 5c nemew_r. Cigarolla XXV._...._...... _.... 29.50 49.50 r.111 Golden Falls 10e...... _...... 89.50 155.00 11.1.33111E31310n kimige11 Cigarolla XV...... _._...._. 39.50 99.50 Golden Falls 25e....._...... _.. 89.50 155.00 5c Victory Chief...... _...... _... 25.00 69.50 Golden 50e...... 125.00 180.00 Falls Victory Chief...... _...... _.- 30.00 69.50 i 5c Jewel Bell_ 140.00 10c 25c Victory Chief...... _...... 35.00 69.50 ONE -BALLS 10c Jewel Bell...... _ ...... 124.50 145.00 iI: 124.50 145.00 le 4 Star Chief...... 10.00 35.00 Manufacturers and date of s Bell...... _ ...... game release listed. Code: (B) Bally. 25c Jewel ..... 20.00 m 210.00 5c 4 Star 59.50 50c Jewel Bell_...... 245.00 Big Game P()...... _...... 10.00 25.00 Pastime (Rev) ...... 14.50 39.50 10c 4 Star Chief...... -...... _ 35.00 59.50 Big ...... 5c Bonus '49 ...... 100.00 170.00 Parley 24.50 39.50 Pacemaker PO...... 15.00 35.00 25c 4 Star Chief...... 37.50 60.00 10c Bonus '49...... _...... 100.00 170.00 Big Prize FP...... _...... 20.00 30.00 Photo Finish...... _____ 289.50 335.00 50c 4 Star Chief______75.00 140.00 ...... 25c Bonus ...... 110.00 170.00 Big Prize PO 15.00 20.00 Pimlico FP...... _...... 15.00 32.50 5c Victory 4 Star Ch...... _.. 75.00 100.00 Bell...... _...... 185.00 210.00 Blue rGrass FP...... _...... _...... 15.00 25.00 Race King (Rev)...... 29.50 39.50 50c Bonus 4 Ch...... 75.00 110.00 10c Victory Star 5c Black Gold...... 105.00 145.00 Blue Ribbon PO...... _..... 20.00 35.00 Record Time FP...... _...... 22.50 59.50 25c Victory 4 Star Ch...... 95.00 150.00 Champion (B '49)...... 325.00 395.00 Rockingham...... _. 59.50 99.50 10c Black Gold....._...... _...... 105.00 145.00 105.00 145.00 5c DeLuxe Club Chief...... 80.00 169.50 Citation (B '48). .172.50 265.00 Santa Anita-. 10.00 20.00 25c Black Gold...... _ Chief.... 50c Black Gold...... --- 10c DeLuxe Club 80.00 179.50 Club Trophy FP...... __ 22.50 50.00 Sport Event PP...... _...... _ 19.50 51.50 199.50 210.00 25c DeLuxe Club Chief.... 80.00 189.50 Royale...... _...... Contest FP...... __ ...... 30.00 45.00 Sky Lark FP & PO...... _..... 30.00 59.50 5c Club 150.00 179.50 10c Club Royale...... --- 150.00 179.50 5c Super. DeLuxe Club Daily Races...... _ ...... 29.00 50.00 Special Entry (B'47)...... 35.00 59.50 Chief...... -...... _...... 109.50 169.50 50c Club Royale...... 225.00 250.00 Dark Horse FP...... 10.00 15.00 Sport Special FP...... _..._.. 17.50 30.00 10c DeLuxe Club 5c Black Beauty...... _...... 129.50 165.00 Super '41 Derby FP ...... 20.00 29.50 Sport Page PO...... 19.50 35.00 ...... _...... _...... 109.50 175.00 10c Black Beauty...... -...... _ Chief Dust Whirls.. 25.00 32.50 Spinning Reels PO....._._.... 19.50 25.00 129.50 165.00 Club... 109.50 250.00 25c Black Beauty...... 159.50 165.00 25c Super DeLuxe Entry (B 47)...... _.....__. 35.00 50.00 Sport King PO ...... _...._ 20.00 22.50 50c Super DeLuxe Club Favorite...... _ ...... _...... _ 47.50 59.50 Stepper Upper P()...... 15.00 50.00 50c Black Beauty ...... 249.50 255.00 175.00 249.50 5c Blue Bell...... ______119.50 135.00 Chief...... _...... _.._.._...... _...... _ Gold Cup (B '48)...... _...... 90.00 165.00 Sportsman (Rev)...... 20.00 32.50 Chief...... _.._ 80.00 149.50 10c Blue Bell...... -...... _...... 119.50 135.00 5c Standard Grand National._....._...... _.... 19.50 49.50 Thorobred...... _...... _...... _ 19.50 32.50 10c Standard Chief....._...... 80.00 159.50 25c Blue Bell ,...... _ ...... _...... 134.50 149.50 Grand Stand PO...... 14.50 20.00 Trophy (B '48)...... _..._...... 79.50 145.00 Chief...... 80.00 169.50 5c Token Bell...... __....._...... _._ 165.00 175.00 25c Standard HotTip...... _...... __ ...... 39.50 42.50 Turf Champ FP...... _...... _... 35.00 44.50 Chief...... _.... 165.00 225.00 10c Token Bell...... _...... _. 165.00 175.00 50c Standard Jockey Club ...... _...... _...... _.... 25.00 35.00 Turf King (Pre War)_..._ 22.50 49.50 $1.00 Chief....._. 200.00 329.50 25c Token Bell...... 165.00 175.00 Standard Jockey Club (B '47)...... _... 69.50 139.00 Victory FP...... _...... _. 10.00 25.00 5c Bronze Chief._ ...... 45.00 99.50 Jockey Special (B'47)..... 70.00 125.00 Victory Derby (B'46)...... 29.50 69.50 195.00 10c 21 Bell. ..165.00 195.00 10c Bronze Chief...... :___. 50.00 99.50 Kentucky... 29.50 49.50 Victory Special (B'46)__ 25.00 39.50 Chief..__..._.... 99.50 25c 21 Bell...... -....._._...._...... _ 165.00 195.00 25c Bronze 51.50 Lexington (B '48)...... _...... 245.00 279.50 War Admiral (Rev)...... _.. 15.00 25.00 5c Tic Tac Toe_...... _...... _...... _ 95.00 135.00 19.50 Long Acre...... _...._.__....._...... 32.50 Whirlaway (Rev)__...._._._ 25.00 30.00 GROETCHEN 10c Tic Tac Toe...... __...... ,.... 105.00 135.00 Long Shot PO.. 39.50 49.50 Ticket...... _...._.... Winning 15.00 29.50 le Columbia...... _....._...... _...... 15.00 29.50 25c Tic Tac Toe.. . 110.00 135.00 5c Columbia Chrome._.__.. 30.00 34.50 5c Sun Chief...... _...... _...... 120.00 165.00 CONFIDENTIAL PRICE .LIST Chief.._.._.....__...... _ 5c Columbia JPV Be1L...... 30.00 40.00 10c Sun 120.00 165.00 Columbia 32.50 25c Sun Chief...__...... __...... _ 120.00 165.00 I11 11111131 5c Fruit...... _..... 37.50 11.7111, 5c Columbia Cig RJ...... _... 25.00 39.50 II.11111\ WATLING I.1\!i\`11 VAN/iv\/ 5c Columbia DJP...... __...... _ 49.50 79.50 U1313111VW11r 10c Columbia DJP...... -.... 34.50 79.50 5c Rolatop '48...... -.....-. 39.50 50.00 \'\IIr' 5c Columbia Club 10c Rolatop '48_...._...... __..... 39.50 69.50 29.50 37.50 25c Rolatop '48...... __...._._.... 39.50 79.50 BELLS :äJ31 I 5c Columbia Club DJ._...._ 50.00 82.50 5c Rolatop '46...._.._...... _...._... 25.00 39.50 VMILLS MILLS (Cont.) 10c Columbia Club 10c Rolatop ...... __...._ 20.00 39.50 , Cig GA._..__....._...... _..__.. 59.50 79.50 25c Rolatop_...... _...... _...... _...... 5c Gold Chrome 30.00 39.50 HL..._ 35.00 57.50 25c Club Bell...... _.....,..... _.. 59.50 99.50 5c Columbia Cig GA. 35.00 39.50 50e Rolatop_ 50.00 89.50 10c Gold Chrome HL_._. 35.00 - 57.50 50c Club Bell_...._....__.._...... 100.00 189.50 5c Columbia Fruit GA..._ 49.50 69.50 5c Club Bell...... _...... 65.00 25c Gold Chrome HL...... _.. 40.00 95.00 51.50 le Blue Front_._.._.....__...... _. 20.00 50.00 5c Columbia Orig GA...... 19.00 29.50 10c Club Bell..._.._...._..._.._.._.. 75.00 125.00 50c Gold Chrome HL..____ 59.50 69.50 5c Blue Front_..__.....__..._._ 49.50 69.50 5c Conv 25c Bell_ .....___...... _... 145.00 5c Copper Chrome...... _...._ 35.00 Columbia Club 185.00 57.50 10c Blue Front...... _...... _....._ 49.50 75.00 Chrome....._....._..... 34.50 10c Copper Chrome__..___ 59.50 35.00 57.50 25c Blue Front....___...... _.._. 49.50 85.00 Columbia DeLuxe.....__...... 59.50 BUCKLEY 25c Copper Chrome....._...... 79.50 40.00 57.50 50c Blue Front. 75.00 150.00 5c Crosse...... -.._..._.._. 60.00 95.00 49.50 Criss 69.50 le Brown Front...._._....._,.... 29.50 49.50 PACE 10c Criss Crosse...... -___.__ 60.00 100.00 10c Club Bell_ 49.50 69.50 5c Brown Front_...... _.._.... 50.00 69.50 5c Comet FV_...... __...... _._ 15.00 39.50 25c Criss Crosse...... -- 65.00 125.00 COPYRIGHT 1950. 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