''The Confidential Weekly Of The Coin Machines Industry''
I. 7, No. 19 WEEK OF JANUARY 21, 1946 7^ WurlTIzer’s
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WALL BOXES
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They are smaller, easier to clean, easier to service. Their mechanism is bug and dust- proof. They are housed in new streamlined, highly polished metal cases that pick up and reflect surrounding colors with striking eye- appeal.
These extra coin collectors are leaders in looks, in serviceability, in sure-fire showman- ship that means profits.
See them all at your Wurlitzer Distributor^ The Rudolph Wurlitzer* Company, North Tonawanda, New York.
*The Name That Means Music To Millions
ODEL 3020 (above). This 5, 10, 25 cent 3 Wire all Box has a removable mechanism and can be lickly converted from a 3 wire system to a 2 wire stem by addition of a line cord, or to a wireless stem by addition of a Model 215 plug-in wireless snsmitter and line cord. Wireless system requires stallation of a Model 216 plug-in radio impulse ceiver in the phonograph.
ODEL 3031 (right). New style horizontal dial pe selector adds to appeal of this 30 wire Wall [>x. A special Model 218, 30 wire terminal box required in phonographs for 30 wire systems.
WuRUTzER EXTEND ITS
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musical marvels and unparalleled benefits in the history of our industry.”
( Eaton, Automatic Instrument Co to come. I sincerely believe that this family DeWitt Doc)
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Vol. 7, No. 19 Serial Number 227 Week of January 21, 1946 *^The Coin Machines Merry-Go-Round’^ WHAT ABOUT TAXES? By Bill Gersh
the Federal government is being asked to tremen- FOREWORD — The clamour from our readers for dously lower its taxes and that certain communities concerted action to assist in solving the many thruout the country have suddenly come to the de- tax problems now facing them brings up the cision that this is the time to again soak the coin necessity for a "National Tax Council”. At the machine industry, is too involved and much too request of many coinmen, we reproduce an complicated to answer. editorial which appeared in a previous issue.
Suffice it to state at this time that the Federal reported In the issue of January 14, The Cash Box government will be receiving less taxable revenue. in ever increasing that letters are being received In addition, there is expected to be a severe period numbers from many coinmen who have been in- of unemployment thruout the nation. Regardless increase formed that their city is planning to greatly of how many jobs reconverted factories can offer, license fees to obtain as much income as possible they can never completely take care of the millions from industry. of men and women who are returning from the armed forces, plus the millions of workers who are At this time Omaha is fighting a tremendously waiting to return to their former jobs. increased license fee ordinance on both its pin games
and phonos. Chicago has a $50.00 per year phono Therefore, each and every community in the na- Philadelphia is also facing an increase tax ordinance. tion seeks larger public works projects. That is also as a pin in its phono license fee to $25.00 as well why there is a great drive afoot now to ‘get teen age license increase. Angeles faces the prospect game Los youngsters back into schools and colleges. That is also of a $25.00 per year phono license, as well as an why returned service men are being asked to finish additional $1.00 for each wall box. their schooling. And why women are also being urged to return to homes, instead of to their former Other cities thruout the nation are reporting jobs. similar licensing problems.
It all adds up to the fact that the Federal govern-
It is well known that from the beginning of his- ment, because there is such a demand in almost each
tory, the one important question that has confronted and every bill that is being pushed thru Congress,
all peoples and all rulers, has been taxes. Taxes build must lower personal taxation as well as business taxes governments and destroy them. Low taxes mean to help bring this country to a freer economy. Some- freedom. Likwise, high taxes can mean slavery and where down the line the states, cities and villages even bankruptcy. will have to raise the differential, so that the service- men and women, who will return to these com- :
It is noteworthy to state here and now that al- munities, will be assured the employment which was, has and is, promised them. i most from its very first issue. The Cash Box fought (and will continue to fight) for a "National
Tax Council”. It is sorrowful to state that those What is easier for a politician to attack j than this held in the vise of coinmen who have never been coin operated machines industry? Flere there is no i sudden and severe taxation measures have little feel- I "National Tax Council” composed of learned and ing for the coinman, many miles distant, who is expert men who can forestall higher taxation. In I raising tax wave. 1 suddenly caught in a revenue fact, is there any sort of group that can come to the fore and plead the cause of this business before
Whether there is any link between the fact that the tax bugs who are trying to further drain the
www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Week of January 21, 194&
^^The Coin Machines Merry-Go-Round^’
profits of those who operate the equipment of this own powerful lobbies behind them and great organ- industry? izations to protect them fight lower taxes—someone must make up this lost differential. And what in- dustry is better suited for such increase than the There is not even as yet in existence a library, or coin machine business? a central office, where coinmen can go to obtain in-
formation regarding all the coin machines taxes
thruout the country. There is no one place that Here is an industry that sprawls over the entire contains tax information necessary to the good and nation. It has met with great approval from the welfare of the man in this business who may suddenly general public. The words "pin games”, "juke and desperately require it. There is no one spot boxes”, "cigarette machines”, "candy venders”,
where he can obtain tax records, precedents of "scales”, and all other equipment have become as former tax cases, tax ordinances, or other data which familiar to the young as they have to the old. might prove of help to him in allaying greater tax- ation. This industry, because it is sprawled here and there
over the nation, because it isn’t joined together in a The Cash Box has offered itself and its files as a common cause to protect itself and to nurture and central location so that all men in this industry can foster its greater growth, has become the easy prey have the use of these when the time for such need of those politicos who seek the limelight of the front arises. As yet only a few have answered this appeal. page and who wish to appease the thinking people. It is the hope of The Cash Box that all will come These "thinking people” realize that the treasury in to the fore and will help create a tax information their state or city must have money to keep public center. All coinmen have at their fingertips at this works projects in action for the benefit of those time the tax data relative to their own communities. men and women who will return from the armed By sending this information to The Cash Box all in forces, as well as for the benefit of all others who this industry will have one centralized location will be unemployed. where they can obtain whatever tax data they want and need in times of stress. This industry has as yet devised no method for its
self protection in such instances. That very first
A "National Tax Council” is so desperately needed essential of man, self preservation, is actually ne- that to continue to repeat more and still more rea- glected by the members of an industry which has sons for this great and urgent necessity actually grown so great it has captured international atten- seems infantile. Here is something that is so vital, tion. There is no one who can point to any organiz- that the men in this industry can no longer do ation in this field which could step to the fore for without it. And yet it hasn’t been formed to benefit him today were he suddenly to become enmeshed the very men of whom it is asked. in a severely high tax measure in his community.
The trade must come to the realization that it no There is no "National Tax Council”! There is no longer can hide its head in sand like an ostrich. Poli- "National Tax Council” because the men in this in- ticians everywhere in the country realize that this dustry have not come to the fore to demand and is an unorganized industry. One industry that can- create it. Few coinmen have been able to convince not hold them back from doing their worst when those whose pocketbooks haven’t as yet been affected matters of raising revenue arise. (Friendships count by severe tax measures that this is the time for the for very little when a politician’s career is at stake single ounce of prevention to prevent the pound of and especially when the public want results.) cure.
Suddenly, and seemingly from nowhere, there has It is up to the intelligent members of this indus- again arisen demand for higher license fees on coin try to come together and create a "National Tax operated machines. Why, during this period with Council”. It is up to only a hundred or so such the war over, with demobilization under way, with coinmen to offer $500 to start such a council for this all business urging that taxation be removed so that industry. It is up to these far seeing men to create more risk investment will enter industry, should the nucleus for a "National Tax Council” which there now again arise the specter of higher taxes for will prove to be the greatest money saver in the his- this business? tory of this industry.
Simply, because as other industries who have their IT CAN BE DONE!!
www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box JSews & Views Week of January 21, 1946 CHAN6E THE RECORD LABEL
Juke Box Trade Needs Special Record Label Reading, "for use in coin operated music machines.” Would Halt All Furth^Gouge Attempts and Set Quota for Juke Box Trade. NEW YORK—As The Cash Box pre- viously explained in its July 24, 1945 LOS ANGELES COUNTY HIKES issue, and which is now being called JUKE for nationally by all in the juke box industry — a new record label must TAX AND ADDS WALL BOX FEE be arranged for this industry reading, •— . “For use in coin operated music ma- LOS ANGELES — Locations where chines”. Such wording on the labels of there are juke boxes in the unincor- “CURLEY" ROBINSON the records which the operators are porated territory of Los Angeles using in their juke boxes would auto- County will now be compelled to pay GETS PIN-BALL FEE matically eliminate a great many $12 license fee yearly for each ma- gouge attempts by such organizations chine and an additional $1 for each CUT FROM S36 TO S24 as ASCAP and BMI. wall box. This is a new ordinance just pre- It would also automatically elimi- pared by the Board of Supervisors for nate the present Buckley bill (H.R. the county. 3190) in the Patents Committee of the It is estimated that there are ap- House of Representatives. proximately 2,000 juke boxes in the There is no longer any doubt that county. They never before paid any with the fact that certain organiza- license fee. tions and persons are claiming that The Board of Supervisors also the juke boxes are playing “commer- adopted an ordinance raising the li- cial music” and therefore, “giving a cense fee of pinball machines from public performance for profit”, that $12 per year to $24. this would no longer be the case were The Music Operators Association of there a special label for the records Southern California have started the used by the juke box field. circulation of a petition to be signed by all the citizens of Los Angeles In the first place each record to- County objecting to the license fee as day carries the statement that it is it now exists and recommending that made for “use in SAMUEL (CURLEY) ROBINSON home phonographs a new fee of $6 per year per phono only”. This instantly makes the user and 50c per year per wall box be LOS ANGELES—In a heated debate of a record for commercial purposes instituted instead. with the Board of Supervisors of Los anything but a “legal” user of the This new music ops association has Angeles County, Samuel (Curley) record. been hard at work to bring about bet- Robinson, managing director of the ter conditions for the trade The trade is more than willing to in this AOLAC (Associated Operators of area. This will pay the record manufacturers the be a test of the effec- Los Angeles County, Inc.) succeeded tiveness of this oranization extra few pennies per record which if they can in getting the Supervisors to cut down get sufficient signatures to their would be necessary if they were able peti- the proposed $36 per yearly license tion to cut down this new license fee. fee on pinball to obtain an agreement from the ar- I machines to $24. tists, publishers and copywriters for using such a phrase on a special label NO DEFINITE for the juke box industry. PRICES ON CIG VENDORS This would once and for all time Only eliminate the cry that the juke box Tentative Prices Quoted at NATD Meeting industry is not receiving the quota of records it should be getting from the About $15 to $25 Higher Than Last Modeis. record manufacturers. With a special label for juke boxes only — the rec- No Definite Deiivery Dates Set by Mfrs. ord manufacturers could then set up their quota for this industry and this CHICAGO—^All the cigarette machine There were also present field would know just what that quota many cig- manufacturers displaying their new arette machine operators would be. from all over equipment at the National Association the country who reported that the new From every standpoint this juke of Tobacco Distributors show at the ’46 machines far outclassed anything box trade is entitled to greater con- Palmer House, this city, -this past formerly shown to the trade. sideration by the record manufactur- week were quoting tentative prices ers — especially the need for a record only for their products. One manufacturer stated, “There is label which will read, “For use in coin no use setting any delivery date Some of these manufacturers had at operated music machines”, so that this time. We are short of materials been taking orders far in advance. A from henceforth there will be no fur- and with the strikes now in effect we few have had orders on file for over ther question regarding the legality don’t know when we shall be able to a year now. But no definite delivery of using records in juke boxes. obtain what we need to finish our dates were given to the buyers of machines and get our production line This is their equipment even at this showing. the time — right now — for in action.” the entire juke box industry to get in- It was revealed, tho, that prices of to immediate action to eliminate this It was also the new cigarette machines would be reported that the cigar- obstacle to its future growth and prog- ette machine from about $15 to $25 higher than the manufacturers were ress and to further better assure its very last models manufactured. much enthused over the orders welfare by demanding of the record taken at this year’s NATD show. They manufacturers — especially the “big Each one of the machines shown claim that these surpassed all pre- three”, namely: Decca, Victor and was of outstanding design and espe- vious records and that many firms, Columbia — that they produce from cially attractive to the tobacco jobbers never before in the cigarette operating now on a record bearing a special label and distributors who came to this business, are now entering into the for use in juke boxes only. meeting to see them displayed. field.
www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box !\ews & Views ^eek of January 21^ 1946 Capt. Herbert Rosenthal WURLITZER DISTRIBS CONTRIBUTE TO Apptd. Sales Manager Of SISTER KENNY FOUNDATION Banner Specialty Co. Pittsburgh Offices
CAPT. HERBERT ROSENTHAL
PITTSBURGH, PA.—I. H. Rothstein of Banner Specialty Company an- nounced this past week the appoint- ment of Captain Herbert Rosenthal, son of Harry Rosenthal who is Gen- eral Manager of the firm’s offices in this city, as Salesmanager of these M. G. {Mike) Hammergren, Vice-President of The Rudolph Wurlitzer offices. Company receiving the thanks of George Marklin {right) Chicago field Mr. Rothstein reported, “Herb en- ivorker of the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation for the assistance listed as a private in the Army in given in the drive for funds. March, 1941. He worked his way up from private to corporal, corporal to CHICAGO—M. G. (Mike) Hammer- Money raised during the drive will sergeant, sergeant to 2nd lieutenant, gren, Vice-President of The Rudolph be used to equip and open clinics for then to 1st lieutenant and finally Wurlitzer Company, turned over to victims of Infantile Paralysis and to reached his present Captaincy. George Marklin, Chicago field worker train doctors and nurses in the Sister “He spent quite a bit of time in the of the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Found- Kenny method of treatment. ‘ European Theatre of War and later ation approximately $4,500, contrib- The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company was sent to the South Pacific. He re- uted by Wurlitzer distributors during solicited their operators to push the turned to civilian life this past Decem- their recent convention held at the worthy campaign through the instal- ber, 1945. Bismarck Hotel, here. lation of Wurlitzer supplied stickers “Prior to his enlistment in the The money was subscribed through on the visible record changer window Army, Capt. Rosenthal was with the novel method of “dunning” every of every phonograph they own. This Banner Specialty Company from Wurlitzer man five dollars who inad- sticker punched home the fact that 1937 to March, 1941. During his first vertently mentioned a competitive 10% of every nickel “musically spent” year of association with Banner Spe- firm by name during the convention. would be donated to the Sister Kenny cialty Company he learned every This contribution pushed the Wur- Fund for Infantile Paralysis. phase of the business. litzer “Sock Polio” Fund to over Bing Crosby is the national chair- “In 1939 he was appointed Sales- $7,000. man for the appeal. manager and filled that position until 1941. I am certain that no one in the coin machine business has ever been AOLAC HOLDS DINNER MEET WITH more popular with the operators than Captain Herb Rosenthal.” L. A. JOBBERS AND DISTRIBS Capt. Herb Rosenthal is very much elated to be back at his old position LOS ANGELES—Directors of AOLAC and distribs in regard to the sale of of salesmanager for Banner Specialty (Associated Operators of Los Angeles the new equipment. A general discus- Company in this city. He is already County, Inc. held a special dinner sion was held on this subject with in action and is meeting with oper- meeting at the Mayfair Hotel, this short talks given to those who attend- ators thruout this area every day. city, Thursday, January 10, and in- ed by the distribs present at this “Once again”, he stated, “you can vited all distributors and jobbers in dinner. tell all the trade that we shall con- this area to be present at this meeting. Another meeting, because of this tinue to work with our famed slogan The AOLAC directors present at success, is planned for the very near future. foremost and that is, ‘we endorse only this dinner meet were: Vern Moore, the best’.” Fred Riley and Tom Catana. Samuel Harry Rosenthal, Capt. Herb’s dad, (Curley) Robinson, managing director this NEW PLASTIC NEEDLE is very much enthused to have him of AOLAC, presided at meeting. AOLAC also invited some of their back again. He stated, “As the new GIVES 37^ PLAYS equipment comes to market we, at operators to be present. Banner Specialty Company, are going Among the distributors who attend- MILWAUKEE, WIS.—Joe Beck of the to be right in there making sure that ed the dinner were: Paul Laymon of Mitchell Novelty Co., this city, reports everyone of the operators in our ter- Paul Laymon & Co., Jack Simon of that he obtained one of the new all ritory will always get the best.” Sicking Distributing Co., William plastic phono needles now being pro- Mr. Rothstein also reported regard- Happel, Jr. of Badger Sales Co., A1 duced by the Linde Air Products ing Harry Rosenthal, “Harry is well Griehbahn of California Amusement Company and that he placed it on test known to every operator in Western Co., Bill Luenhagen of Luenhagen & in one of his phonos. Pennsylvania, the entire state of West Co., Fred Gaunt of General Music Beck stated that the needle proved Virginia, Ohio and some parts of In- Co., Leonard Micon of Pacific Coast to be one of the best he had ever used Distributors, Minthorne of diana. He is a real go-getter, consci- Jean Min- and that after 3700 plays he removed thorne Music Co. and Ray Powers of entious in every respect and knows all it, “Not”, he says, “because it had no the problems of the operator. He is E. T. Mape Music Co. further playing life, but rather to see operators present for constantly at work trying to improve The asked a what it looked like after that many the operator’s business.” statement of policy from the jobbers plays.”
www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box I\ews & Views Week of January 21, 1946 HANKIN ACCLAIMED AIREON LEASES 500,000 SQ. FEET AS “ONE OF SOUTH’S LEADING CITIZENS”
MORRIS HANKIN
ATLANTA, GA.—The January issue of the “Georgia State Reporter”, a state-wide newspaper devoted to the interests of Georgians, carried prac- tically a large feature story and photo about Morris Hankin, nationally known coinman. Under a heading “Interesting Per- sonalities”, Hankin was described as, KANSAS CITY—Aireon’s new elec- fluence of the Missouri and Kansas “a young business man of Atlanta who tronic phonographs will be manufac- rivers will be completed this month. has won phenomenal success”. tured in Kansas City in the huge area R. R. (Rudy) Greenbaum, Vice The “Reporter” continued, “Mr. shown in the above aerial photograph. President of Aireon said, “The lease Comprising five Hankin began his business career in the large buildings, for the five buildings and ground is Atlanta twenty-five years ago when Aireon will have approximately with the city of Kansas City, Kansas. he established a grocery business with 500,000 square feet of floor space — It is for a period of five years, with a meager amount of capital. Three nearly twice its present size. The the privilege of two renewals of five years later, envisioning the enormous move to the new location at the con- years each”. possibilities of the music business, then in its infancy, he organized the Hankin Music Co. STRAHL GETS “EX” GUTSHALL APPTD. “Mr. Hankin is married and has two children. He takes a deep interest ON TWO RECORDS AIREON DISTRIB in charitable work and other moves to further the intellectual and cultural activities of the community. “One of Mr. Hankin’s most cher- ished possessions is a citation awarded him for his services by the Crippled Children’s League of Georgia in con- nection with ‘Aidmore’. “During the war period Mr. and Mrs. Hankin devoted much of their time and money to the war drives. One special event handled by them was the regular entertainment they provided at Atlanta clubs for 25 wounded service men from Lawson General Hospital, held at regular in- tervals thruout the year.” SAM STRAHL The article then relates that Hankin PITTSBURGH, PA.—Sam Strahl of and Jack Lovelady recently joined American Coin-O-Matic Machine Co., forces and formed the H. & L. Distrib- this city, reports that his firm have JACK GUTSHALL utors to handle the A.M.I. line of just been appointed distributors for phonographs, musical accessories and LOS ANGELES Jack Gutshall, the “Exclusive” and “Excelsior” — this other coin operated equipment, where records. city, has been appointed distributor in their business is expected to “exceed Los Angeles for the Aireon Manufac- a five-million dollar volume annu- Strahl stated, “You can tell every- turing Corp. line of automatic phono- ally”. Their offices are called, “the one of the juke box operators in graphs and finest building of its kind in the Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia accessories. South.” and Virginia that we are going to sell Gutshall, well these records to them exclusively. We known on the West OHIO MUSIC OPS ASSN believe that sales of our records Coast for his many activities in the which have proved to be among the coin machine field, as well as distrib- biggest hits in juke boxes, should only HAVE “PHONOGRAM” uting records nationally, recently re- go to music operators first. CLEVELAND, O. — The Ohio State modeled and enlarged his show rooms Electric Phonograph Owners Assn., “Remember ‘The Honeydrippers’?” and offices. 5005 Euclid Ave., this city, are turning This was one of our records. We still out a very interesting new monthly have them on hand. We also have Commenting on his appointment. hits are sure bulletin which they call the “Phono- some new which to click Jack said “I am proud to have been gram”. with everyone of the music machine appointed as the Aireon distributor men in the country. The buletin is being edited by Harry here. We are anxiously awaiting the are going to build of Lief, Joe Nemish, Robert Pinn and “We one the arrival of the new machines and ac- Samuel Abrams. Its masthead reads, biggest record departments in the east cessories. “Our operator friends here “Published monthly by the Phono- and intend to carry one of the largest have been asking graph Merchants Association in the stocks of records in the nation. We to see the Aireon interest of the automatic phonograph shall always have plenty of records line. We expect to be able to show it industry”. on hand for the operators.” to them in a very short while.”
www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box News & Views IVeek of January 21^ 1946 “DOC” EATON TELLS AMI DISTRIBS PLANS BALLY ANNOUNCES NEW AT CHI BANQUET “MULTIPLE MUSIC”
CHCAGO—Bally Manufacturing Co., this past week, announced to the trade that they would soon be ready with “Bally’s Multiple Music”. The entire idea of “Multiple Music” is surrounded by much mystery. The firm hasn’t made clear just what this is composed of in any fashion what- soever. What executives of the firm do state however is, “Bally’s ‘Multiple Music’ is more than a phonograph. It’s more than automatic music. It’s a brilliant blend of electronic science and mer- chandising principles that will open RAY MOLONEY an entirely new era in music operation.” an entirely new path to the trade and According to Ray T. Moloney, pres- tremendously increase the earning ident of Bally, “We believe that in power of every automatic music op- Bally’s ‘Multiple Music’ we have the erator. It is the greatest scientific and merchandising development DEWITT (DOC) EATON answer to what the music operator has in all music always wanted. We also feel certain history. And, it’s stepping ten CHICAGO—Daring the fates, DeWitt that Bally’s ‘Multiple Music’ will open years ahead.” (Doc) Eaton, General Salesmanager of Automatic Instrument Co., this city, manufacturers of the AMI line of PREPARE SHOWROOMS FOR “A” DAY automatic music equipment, invited thirteen leading distribs of the firm to be present at a banquet at the L’Aiglon restaurant, this past week where he outlined the firm’s plans and policies. Present at this banquet were: Barney (Shugy) Sugerman and Abe Green of Runyon Sales Co., Newark N. J.; M. S. (Bill) Wolf of California Amusement Co., Los Angeles; Dave Rosen of David Rosen, Philadelphia, along with Sid S. Meyers and Bill Simpson of his firm; James T. Mangan of Mangan & Eckland, Chicago, indus- trial designers and advertising coun- MAX BERENSON sellors; Gary Weber and Dale Eyman LOU KOREN and offices of G. & W. Distributors, Cleveland; CHICAGO—With both Lou Koren and here. These will be com- pletely devoted to the Morris Hankin of H. & L. Distributors, Max Berenson back in town from a distribution and sale of Aireon’s Atlanta, Ga.; Sam Strahl of American Florida vacation, the Distributing line of automatic music equipment. Coin-O-Matic Machine Co., Pitts- Corporation of Illinois, 1231 W. Chi- burgh, Pa.; and John Swisher of cago Ave., this city, distributors in “We will have”, Berenson reported, AMI. Illinois for Aireon Manufacturing “one of the most outstanding showings According to Doc Eaton, “This was Corp. are preparing to greet “A” day in this city when Aireon’s ‘A’ Day the opening drive in our program to with new and attractive showrooms rolls around. present the finest automatic music in- and one of the most outstanding “We’ve seen the new Aireon line strument in the history of the juke parties of all time. and all that we ask the music ma- box industry. We discussed our policy chine operators of Illinois is that they Both Lou Koren and and plans with our distributors at this Max Berenson wait and see what we believe is the are now hard at dinner. work on revamping greatest line of automatic music in and remodeling the firm’s “Once again we promise all the showrooms the history of the juke box business.” trade that the new AMI musical in- struments and the new AMI execu- tives back of those instruments are goin to give the juke box industry the greatest in equipment and cooper- ation.” BERT DEAN OF RCA JOINS G. & W. CLEVELAND, O.—Bert Dean of RCA Victor with the past ten years has just joined G. & W. Distributors of this city where he will be recognized as General Sales Manager of this firm. According to Gary Weber of G. & W. “Bert has one of the best records in the trade for dealings with juke box men. He has covered the field and he knows just what the music operator needs to be successful. He is not only ready to work with everyone of the automatic music men but believes NEw Yuniv—i\at uohn and Earl Winters of Modern Music Sales Co., ti that he can present some new ideas ^ity; report happily that they are in speedy action since the announcement with the new AMI automatic music their appointment as distribs for Mills music, Mutoscope machines and Vog line which will prove of tremendous Records. And , both Nat and Earl report, “we will soon have more news i value to the trade. the trade about new lines.” www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box !\eivs & Views Week of January 21^ 1946 WANTS NATIONAL MICHIGAN OPS ASSN. ED RAVREBY BUILDING MUSIC SET-UP FOR FIGHT BUCKLEY BILL UP SALES STAFF NATIONAL TAX COUNCIL
RAY BERNHARDT PHILADELPHIA, PA. JOE — Ray Bern- BRILLIANT ED. RAVREBY hardt, president of the Phonograph DETROIT, MICH. — The following Operators Assn, of Eastern Pennsyl- BOSTON, MASS.—Ed Ravreby, Asso- letter was received this past week vania and New Jersey, sent the fol- ciated Amusements, Inc., distributor from Joe Brilliant, president of the lowing letter to The Cash Box. for Mills Music, Mills games and In- Michigan Automatic Phonograph “I have been urging our members ternational Mutoscope’s Photomatic, Owners Assn., Inc., to contact the Pennsylvania Repre- this city. Voice-O-Graph, Atomic Bomber, “I want to take this occasion to con- sentatives, also their District Repre- Photomatic and supplies, is setting up gratulate you and The Cash Box on sentatives, by letter urging them to his staff to take care of the New Eng- the very fine article vote against the proposed Buckley that you pub- land territory. lished in your Bill H.R. 3190. December 24th issue of The Cash Box. It was read at the ‘T believe that this method will be In addition to the staff carried by General Meeting of our Association about the most effective one that can Ravreby during the war, former em- on Thursday, January 10th, and as a be used, unless we, as a National As- ployees who were in service are re- result of a discussion which ensued, sociation, would be in a position to turning. Up to now four service men a resolution was adopted by the Asso- send someone to Washington to lobby have been released and are back on ciation expressing itself very much against the Bill. their old pre-war jobs. Robert Rod- opposed to the Bill and authorizing “However, if I am successful in con- erick, Leonard Bailler, Irving Berman the Association to take all steps nec- tacting one of our Senators from and Haskell Collier have shed their essary to exert its influence against Pennsylvania for an appointment I uniforms and are now plugging for the Bill. expect to go to Washington sometime Associated. “We are therefore immediately con- next week and will lay what facts I tacting Congressman Frank E. am in possession of Hook, before him. I feel Ravreby, for the first who is a member of the time in three sure that he will House Patents be able to bring a years, is away for a two Committee, in order to bring to his weeks vaca- great deal of pressure upon our State tion in Miami Beach, personal attention our feelings in the Fla. building up Representative who are members of matter. strength in anticipation for busy the We have also asked our mem- House Patents Committee. months to come. bers and they in turn are asking their “Again permit me to urge all asso- customers to express themselves like- ciations throughout this entire country wise to Representative Hook and to in the forming of a National Associ- Art Nagel With Packard all other Congressmen from this ation of Music Operators and also a State. National Tax Council as I deeply feel “Furthermore, we are very anxious if we are to remain in business for any to know if concentrated efforts are be- length of time these two organizations ing made by other organizations in will be the means of strengthening our this matter, and I will deem it a very industry, and will also give us a personal favor if you can forward to united front towards combating the me any information along that line. evils which arise in our business.” “It is our desire to cooperate with you in every possible way to fight the TED BUSH CHOSEN passage of this Bill and we will very much appreciate advice from you as PACE MINN. DISTRIB to the propriety of sending a repre- sentative to Washington in that con- CHICAGO—Gene Bates of Pace Man- nection. ufacturing Co., this city, reports that “Again please accept my personal Ted Bush of Bush Distributing Co., congratulations to you, as well as from Minneapolis, Minn, has been appoint- our entire membership, for the in- ed exclusive distrib- terest you are taking in this matter utor for the firm’s which is so vital to the progress of our industry.” products in the state of Minnesota. Escapes La Crosse Jail According to Gene, LA CROSSE, WIS.—In the January 7 ART NAGEL “There is no doubt issue The Cash Box reported that a INDIANAPOLIS, IND. — Art Nagel that everyone of the certain Gordon Scheurers had been has been appointed Regional Man- TED BUSH obtaining deposits from coinmen operators in Minne- ager for Packard Manufacturing Corp. while in jail here. sota knows of the in Tennessee, Kentucky and adjacent This past week Undersheriff V. E. grand job that Bush Distributing Co. territory, according to an announce- Lampe of the County Jail here re- has done to help him prosper. Ted has ment made by W. F. Struby, Pres- ported that Scheurers was one of two always made it his business to pick ident of Packard Manufacturing prisoners who beat a 65 year old jailer the finest equipment for sale to his Corp. unconscious and escaped from the jail customers. here. “We believe, therefore, that in “Art comes to us with many years choosing the Pace line for sales to his “Those operators who want to be experience in the automatic music customers that Ted will once again first with the best in Minnesota are business. He has served as an operator prove his firm the leader in his state. urged to contact Ted immediately for and a He is already being shipped equip- they are in for the most pleasant sur- distributor. We feel that we are ment just as fast as we can get it to prise of their lifetime when they see very fortunate in securing Mr. Nagel’s him. I the new Pace line.” I services,” Struby reported.
www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box News & Views Week of January 21^ 1946 AKRON MUSIC OPS WURLITZER APPOINTS MEXICAN DISTRIB ADOPT RESOLUTION
AKRON, O. — The following letter was received from Joe Elfant, presi- dent of the Summit County Automatic Music Operators Assn., whose slogan is, “The Voice of Greater Akron Operators.”
“Let me commend you personally for the lead you are taking in leading the attack on the Buckley Bill. I am enclosing a copy of a resolution that
I prepared and we of this association adopted. I have sent copies of this res- olution to the Chairman of the patents committee and to the ranking senior member who happens to be a member of another political party as well as to the congressmen of our district. We feel that this may help in some measure. Left to right-. Dave Lee, Wurlitzer Export manager, congratulates Mr. Jose Riojas, owner of the Casa Riojas. Mr. Riojas stated that a fnllg “We, in this association, are work- staffed and equipped Wurlitzer phonograph headquarters would be located at Rosas Moreno 87 in Mexico City. ing very hard to obtain 100% mem- All this bership and then we intend to go to NO. TONAWANDA, N. Y. — The stems from the fact that wares singing of that Mexico highway announcement has just been made by work on the 70/30 rate of commission merchant, “Jose Gonzales, whose fam- the Rudolph Wurlitzer Company that but feel that its success depends on ily all hollers to customers passing Casa Riojas have been appointed au- total membership. We have here, as in their way,” will probably improve to thorized distributors of Wurlitzer aut- many localities, a few small operators the accompaniment of a Wurlitzer omatic phonographs, remote control units and auxiliary that feel their best interests do not lie phonograph he’ll no doubt install in equipment for all his roadside stand — as will his of Mexico. in joining an association but are con- business! tent to go along for a free ride. NEW “In our membership meetings I ROTHSTEIN MOVES FAST RUBY PHONO NEEDLE generally carry one or more copies of INTRODUCED TO TRADE The Cash Box and certainly would be STAMFORD, CONN. A new ruby- lost without them at our meetings. — tipped needle is now being made “Again let me reiterate a hearty available for the automatic phonos BRAVO for your very constructive by the Bonot Company of this city. The needle is called, “The Rubiayat” efforts on behalf of all operators.” and has a tip of ruby created by a new process. FRED FIELDS BECOMES Richard L. Leizar, recently officer in N. W. REGIONAL MGR. charge of the planning for the Record Equipment Division of the U.S. Navy, FOR PACKARD is directing the Bonot Co. Mr. Leizar in commenting about the needle claims, “The ruby jewel is mounted with the tip exposed in such a manner that surface noise is virtually ban- ished, while the complete range of high and low frequency is perfectly transmitted.” A new high fidelity feature of “The Rubaiyat” is the set of small hori- zontal bars which are affixed to the flattened shank. Engineering tests of PHILADELPHIA, PA. — I. H. Roth- this device in impartial laboratories stein of Banner Specialty Company is indicate that these bars tend to dis- moving about this city with greater perse objectionable vibrations while speed than ever before arranging with the clear, vital harmonies are trans- contractors, architects, etc. to com- mitted as actually recorded. plete the firm’s new building by The ruby is softer than its nearest February 20. likeness, the sapphire, but has more Rothstein purchased the former Mr. inherent toughness, thus insuring long First National Bank building at Sec- record life with low wear. ond and Girard Avenue, this city, and after a noted designer had completed AUTOMATIC CANTEEN CO. drawings of the firm’s new offices and INDIANAPOLIS, — Fred Fields of showrooms, he called in contractors, STOCK PROSPECTUS Seattle, Washington is the Northwest architects, builders, carpenters, elec- In an advertisement in Regional Manager for Packard Manu- tricians, etc. with a definite specifica- NEW YORK— facturing Corp., W. F. Struby. Presi- tion that the building be complete by The New York Times “financial sec- tion” leading stock brokers here are dent, announced. February 20 when he intends to offi- offering a stock prospectus cially open his doors for the trade on the “Fred is one of the old-timers in here. Automatic Canteen Company of the automatic music business and we Rothstein reported that the new, America. know that his friends and ours in the remodeled First National Bank build- There are 129,966 shares of com- Northwest territory will find that he ing will prove the most outstanding mon stock being offered (par value will be most willing to help them in coin machine distributing headquart- $5 per share) with price at $23.50 any way possible,” Struby said. ers in the country. per share.
www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box iSews & Views Week of January 21, 1946 ED BROWN PRESENTS TRI-STATE SALES ARE GLOBE DISTRIBUTING CO. OPS’ CODE OF ETHICS BALLY DISTRIBS HAVE NEW COIN CHANGER
CHICAGO—Jimmy Johnson of Globe DALLAS, TEX. — Ed Brown, one of NEW YORK—J. Breidt and C. Pol- Distributing Company, this city, is the Southwest’s largest cigarette and gaar announced this week that their now experimenting with the adapta- merchandise machine operators and firm, Tri-State Sales Company, Inc., tion of a remarkable new coin-ma- distributors, recently mailed his lo- have been appointed as distributors chine accessory that automatically cations a holiday message in which for Bally Manufacturing Company. “delivers the goods” and makes the he showed pictures of his organiza- They will cover the states of New correct change in the same operation. tion, and pledged their services to York, New Jersey and Connecticut. the requirements of the location. The firm’s new offices at 585 Tenth Manufactured by the Johnson Fare Brown devoted considerable space Avenue, New York City, are open now Box Company of Chicago, this de- in this mailing piece to what he calls for business. For the past month or so velopment is known as the “HAR- “The Operators’ Code of Ethics”. We workmen were busy renovating and RIS CHANGER” and is already be- reproduce it herewith: rebuilding these offices and completely ing used with outstanding success “I consider Automatic Merchandis- modernizing the building. New furn- on post-war beverage dispensing ing a worthy vocation, as it affords iture and fixtures have already been machines.- In one department store me a distinct opportunity to serve the installed. The executives of the firm installation, for example, beverage public. I will, therefore, always keep have secured additional space in the sales have been increased in excess the public’s welfare and well-being rear of these quarters to extend the of 25 per cent. first in mind. space to over 8,000 square feet. Jimmy Johnson refers to the “I hold that the sale of my goods New Jersey offices of Tri-State are changer as a “purchase” changer and my services for profit is proper located at 131 Clinton Avenue, New- since it is necessary to make a pur- and ethical, provided that all parties ark, N. J., where a most modern es- chase in order to use the changer and in the transaction are benefitted tablishment has been in action for the to obtain the change returned. thereby. past few months. “I will offer only high quality mer- According to Jimmy Johnson, “The chandise and service to the public at CAPITOL MUSIC ENTER Harris Changer is foolproof in oper- all times. ation, delivering the goods and mak- “I will see that my merchandising DISTRIB PICTURE ing the correct change instantly. or service machines are always clean, When a quarter is inserted in the attractive and in good working order. DENVER, COLO. — Jack Williams of machine, the nickel purchased is dis- I will have them serviced by com- Capitol Music & Sales Co., this city, pensed and in addition four nickels petent personnel as frequently as the reports that the firm have entered in- are returned as change to the pur- type of merchandise or service may to the distrib picture in the Rocky chaser. When a dime is inserted, the require. Mountain region and are already dis- merchandise is delivered with a “I will operate only those mer- tributing Packard Wall Boxes and nickel in change. chandising or service machines that accessories. “From an operating standpoint, the clearly show when they are empty or He also reports, “In the very near advantages are twofold; first, no sales those that will provide for the return future we hope to move to new are lost because the customer does of the patron’s money if no mer- quarters. We are having a hard time not have a nickel; second, the trans- chandise is delivered or service finding a building.. From all present action provides the customer with rendered. indications we shall have to, instead, change in nickels for extra purchases “I will see that all merchandising build one ourselves.” from this or other vending machines.” or service machines are plainly The firm state that they intend to marked with clear and simple instruc- offer many innovations to operators Through the cooperation of the tions for their operation. in this area including the most com- Johnson Fare Box Company, Globe “I will participate in the civic pro- plete repair department in this area Distributing Company has been given grams of my community, and support as well as a complete paint and the privilege of testing the Harris worthy welfare activities. spraying shop. Changer on all types of vending “I will improve myself, increase my Williams also reported, “Here’s equipment such as consoles, pin efficiency and will constantly strive to some incidental news from our part games, candy vending machines and better my services to the public. of the world which coinmen may be other types of automatic coin ma- “I recognize the Automatic Mer- interested in. Herb Roggow and Jim chines. chandising Industry as a modern and Beard of Cheyenne, Wyo., well effective means of creating increased known to many coinmen, have just distribution of the products of Amer- sold their route to the Cheyenne COIN CRAFT ASKS FOR ican farms and industries to the Appliance Co. Herb has a new plane public.” and spends most of his time at the YEARLY DIGEST Denver airport. Jim has just pur- QUALITY PICS NEW STAR chased the Rock Port Inn on the HAMILTON, ONT., CAN. — E. Lieb- Colorado-Wyoming state line and re- man of Coin Craft, Canada, this city, ports business very good, suggests that The Cash Box compile a over 19 years has just been sold. yearly digest of long-life equipment. “R. L. King of Scotts Bluff, Neb. He reports, “This is a very valuable was in town this past week buying service The Cash Box can render op- new equipment. They tell us that erators and the industry as a whole.” Bud True is doing a mighty good job holding down the machines at Ft. He also says, “Such a record should Logan for Mrs. Vance.” cointain the name, model, year of manufacture and characteristics of LUMBER PRICE MAY RISE the machine. It should also have the name and location of the manufac- WASHINGTON, D. C. — The United turer and last, but not least, the Press reports that Stabilization Ad- original selling price.” minstrator John C. Collet is consider- “If you took a poll of your former ing lumber price increases to meet subscribers”, he industry demands. continues, “and especially of the importers of U.S.A. Members of the lumber manufac- equipment around the globe, you will turers’ industry advisory committee find a unanimous clamor for such a told CPA last week that production digest.” cannot be increased unless price Liebman is of the belief that the changes are made for lumber and mill i » W. Merle Con- entire industry HOLLYWOOD, CAL.— work. would find such a nell, production manager of Quality compilation of tremendous value. He Pictures reports that Zedra Conde, a Mr. Collet in answering the com- claims that ten years ago it was a native of Cuba, will be presented in mittee, told them that price changes simple matter to rely on memory but the forthcoming musical series of would be made to increase produc- that under present conditions a com- shorts for the coin machine trade. tion of lumber. plete digest is necessary.
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The Cash Box News & Views Week of January 21^ 1946 NATIONAL WURLITZER SHOWINGS REPORTED TO HAVE CLICKED NEW NO. TONAWANDA, N. Y. — Wur- more than any other feature, the RECORD litzer unveiled its new commercial unique service accessibility afforded music merchandise January 6 and 7. by our new “Cleared-for-Action” ser- Simultaneous showings by Wurlitzer vice setup, occasioned open applause. RELEASES Distributors on what have become Many a Music Merchant stated it traditionally known as “National was one of the greatest innovations Compiled By Wurlitzer Days” were productive of in the history of phonograph design enthusiastic reactions from coast to and would result in tremendous sav- Jack (One Spot) Tunnis coast, according to the firm. ings in service, time and cost.” The Cash Box Music Editor As M. G. Hammergren, Wurlitzer ’s Wurlitzer’s postwar program is re- Vice-President and Director of Sales ported to have got off to a roaring AMOR, AMOR put it, “Our sensational Model 1015 start under the impetus of National ma 7147—Enric Madriguera O. won the wholehearted acclaim of Wurlitzer Days showings. The theme TICO, TICO Wurlitzer Music Merchants. These of the showings centered about the men readily envisioned its benefits slogan, “Watch Wurlitzer Extend Its ATLANTA, G. A. both to themselves and to their loca- Leadership”. That all who saw the vi 20-1795—Sammy Kaye O. tions, hailing its unique construction new offerings were in complete I DIDN’T MEAN A WORD I SAID and engineering as the greatest step agreement was evidenced by a re- ever made toward dependable, ported total of orders taken that had CHICKERY CHICK trouble-free operation. We are de- Wurlitzer’s three top Sales Depart- ma 7155—George Olsen O. lighted with the reception accorded it ment executives, Mike Hammergren, KENTUCKY BABE and the immediate response on the Ed. Wurgler and Gordon Sutton DON’T YOU REMEMBER ME? part of leading Music Merchants.” beaming from ear to ear. vi 20-1796—J. Desmond-Case O. “Much comment was occasioned Decca Records Borrows IN THE EYES by its brilliantly beautiful cabinet OF MY IRISH COLLEEN mounted on its polished metal base Million Dollars —one of many innovations combin- EVERYBODY KNEW BUT ME vi 20-1798 Dinah Shore ing handsome appearance and prac- NEW YORK — Decca Records, Inc., — I CAN’T BELIEVE THAT tical advantage. The pronounced im- this city, is reported to have bor- YOU’RE IN LOVE provement in Wurlitzer’s already su- rowed $1,000,000 from the Chase Na- WITH ME perb tonal quality drew much ac- tional Bank and the Marine Midland EVERYBODY KNEW BUT ME claim. Reports submitted by all Wur- Trust Company, this city, according CO 36909—Woody Herman O. litzer Distributors are highlighted by to an announcement made this past LET IT SNOW! LET IT SNOW! descriptions of the glowing praise week in financial papers here. accorded the new Wurlitzer Model Interest on the loan was reported GIVE ME THE SIMPLE LIFE 1015 Phonograph by all who attended at 1% percent. Decca, it is reported, CO 36908—Benny Goodman O. the showings.” will use the proceeds as additional I WISH I COULD TELL YOU Ed. R. Wurgler, Wurlitzer General working capital to finance increased HERE I GO AGAIN Sales Manager, reported: “Perhaps inventories and accounts receivable. ma 1026—Joan Roberts THIS IS MY BELOVED HOLIDAY FOR SWING vi 20-1794—Erskine Hawkins O. I GUESS I’LL HAVE TO GET ALONG WITHOUT YOU
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with Rockola, is now assistant purchasing agent for Bally . . . Al Silverman calling all over town for reservations to L.A. CHICAGO Wonder if this will be that belated CHATTER honeymoon Al promised his The NATO (National Asnn of Tobacco Distribs) show at new Missus? . . . Harry Williams’ new west coast branch, the Palmer House (Jan. 15, 16, 17) brought many coinmen Williams Distributing Co., headed by Harry’s dad, is located visitors to Chi this past week . . . Among those seen making at 2309 W. Pico in Los Angeles. And we understand that the rounds were: Harry Moseley of Moseley Vending Machine everything is set in readiness for the arrival of the new Wil- Exch., Richmond, who is also regional mgr for Packard . . . liams’ games just as soon as they start rolling off the pro- Hymie Rosenberg of New York who spent much time at the duction line. tobacco show . . . Ed. Heath of Heath Distributing Co., Since Leo Lewis (Lewis Coin Machine Service) converted Macon, Ga., who reports that this trip he had the grandest a few single Hockey machines to double play action, he has time of his life . . . Bill Wolf of California Amusement Co., been working day and night trying to accommodate all who Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego, who was seen tearing saw the machine and want their old equipment converted to here and there about the town and also acting as a very super the new double player appeal . . . Sorry to hear that J. R. host to many of the visitors in town this past week. Bacon, vice- pres, of O. D. Jennings & Co. is on the sick Sam Yaras of Dallas, Tex., also in town and very busy list . . . Bob McLaughlin, the handsome new salesmanager showing the new U-Need-A ciggy machine to many interested for O. D. Jennings, away on a two week trip thruout the ops . . . Sam Strahl of American Coin-O-Matic Machine Co., central states to contact the trade . . . Rollo Smith (Buckley) Pittsburgh, Pa. who stayed in town all this past week and kept plenty busy greeting all the coinmen visiting this plant, arranged for distribution of the Exclusive and Excelsior Records and he knows them all by name, too, having contacted the while here. He met with Jack Gutshall in Chi and Jack was trade for over 20 years as factory traveling rep for Jennings. on his way east . . . Willie (Little Napoleon) Blatt of Supreme, Rollo claims. It s good to stay put and have them come to Brooklyn and Miami, also in town and rather elated over the see you, instead of traveling ’round the country especially fact that he is now distrib for Packard . . . Dave Rosen of with conditions as topsy-turvy as they are today.” Philadelphia, Pa. in town with two of his men, Sid Meyers Pat Buckley in a huddle with none other than that good ind Bill Simpson, and rushing about to visit various mfrs . . . looking Capt. Les Purington, who is waiting for his discharge Gary Weber and Dale Eyman of G & Distributing Co., W from the Army and then expects to head straight for Miami Cleveland, also in town this past week and talking about new his former headquarters .... Baker Novelty Co’s, latest equipment. booklet of instructions for operating Bakers Pacers not only Morris Hankin of Atlanta, Ga. also in town this past week does a very clear explaining job but illustrates every part and and doing quite a job in that gin rummy game . . . Hewitt tells what’s what. This should prove a boon to all ops . . . & McKan of Albany, also Ga. in town this past week . . . Gil Kitt is proving himself a real "super-salesman”. If Gil H. L. Smith of Americus, Ga. here visiting . with mfrs . . M. can t sell you something, he’ll sell something you want to sell, Larean, L. Philips, Jules Peres and Henry Fox, also from New anything from a kiddy car to a phono route, and that’s no Orleans in town and Jules telling all about the Aireon line fooling. If you’ve got something salable—turn it over to Gil . . . Harry Hilliard of Kokomo, Ind., Rocco Barbera of —he’ll dig up a cash buyer. Mishawaka, Ind., Ed Fritzler of Saginaw, Mich., and C. M. Carl Morris, former team-mate of Morris & Davidson ad McDaniel of Enid, Okla. also seen about town . . . Joe Beck agency, is in the hospital undergoing a minor operation . . . of Mitchell Novelty Co., Milwaukee, also Wis. in town and Art Nagel in town this past week and telling how he is now telling about that plastic new phono needle . . . Ben Robinson connected with . Packard . . R. Z. (Bob) Greene, president of Robinson Sales Co., Detroit, in town looking things over of Rowe Mfg. Co. and also of the vending machine ops assn, . . . Jack Kauffman of K. C. Novelty Co., Philly, Pa., also in town discussing his new Crusader machine at the NATD in town this past week. show and very happy to get to bed early on the Century Ltd. Arnold Lee of Ft. Ind. Wayne, in town as well as Joe on his way back to New York . . . Harry Brown and Dave Rakowitz, Muskegon Music Co., Muskegon, Mich., Hymie Yaras of American Amusement Co. seen together visiting with Zorinsky of H. Z. Vending & Sales Co., Bill Omaha, Marmer many of their friends over at the Bismarck Hotel . . . Barney of Sicking, Inc., Cincinnati, and Sam Stern of Scott-Crosse (Shugy) Sugerman and Abe Green of Runyon Sales Co., Co., Philadelphia, Pa. who came to town with Bernie Weinberg Newark, N. J., also in town this past week and reported to . . . Mack Postel (the ciggy man of Chicago) who was be very much elated over what they accomplished. highly touted as the leading "gin” man in town was taken off Ben Smith and Perry ^Jf^achtel of the DePerri ad agency of his pedestal this past week by none other than Jackie Rosen- N.Y.C. also in town this past week and meeting with Bip feld of St. Louis if the check that Jackie was flashing about Glassgold and Jake Bright over at the Palmer House where means anything . . . Jackie now has George Jenkins and Ray the show NATD was . m progress . . By the way, they tell Moloney of Bally using those DeNicotea ciggy holders and us that "Shugy” Sugerman was taught a lesson in stud poker both these Bally execs acclaim them. one eve this past week . . . DeWitt (Doc) Eaton seen visiting The last word in the newest arcade equipment is now gracing with a large number of his distribs and advising that he is the showrooms of Exhibit Supply Co. and is creating no end on the way down to New Orleans and Dallas to meet with of interest. Four separate games are attractively displayed, distribs there . . . Max Marston of Detroit, Mich, seen all featuring modern cabinet designs, new array of colors and around town in company of Jim James of Detroit. lights, and with plenty of real player appeal. The four sepa- Bill Doyle of Great Lakes Sales Co., 330 Bond Ave., N.W., rate games are displayed on one large colorful cabinet stand Grand Rapids, Mich, has just been appointed distrib and for Rock- form a unit. The compactness of design making it access- Ola’s "Phonograph of Tomorrow”. Bill just took over a very ible to 4 players—all at the same time. There were 16 differ- large building in Grand Rapids and is planning to make it the ent games, comprising 4 units, side by side, and what was showplace of ^^estern Afichigan. Lie intends to have a very most noticeable was the small area of space they occupied. beautiful music display room and one of the most complete Several other arcade pieces were also on display. As soon as parts departments in the country. At the same time Bill John Chrest returns from the eastern states the new pin reports that he is arranging to distribute many allied lines games will be placed on display. in his territory . . . Jerry Brown of Iowa Distributing Co., Dick Groetchen rushes to his winter home in Hollywood, Des Moines, la., seen around town this past week and reported Fla. to be on deck when his wife presents him with a second to be making arrangements for the distribution of some lead- heir —or heiress . . . Ed Hansen of Groetchen returns from ing products in his part of the world ... Joe Frank of Nash- a Canadian trip and is ordered to bed . . . with the flu The ville, Tenn., back in town this past week way and reports, "I’m those trucks are backing up to the Gottlieb plant it looks going back into the coinbiz with both feet”. Looks like Joe like Dave has finally succeeded in getting the plastics he needed has returned to his first love—coin machines—and intends to for those "Stage Door Canteens” ... Ed Reiman, formerly return in a great big way.
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here, spend a few minutes at 695 Tenth Avenue, watching EASTERN FLASHES the carpenters, plasterers, et al., who are busy remodeling the Hirsh de la Viez, Hirsh Coin Machine Co., Wash- spot. "Wait ’til you see the finished job” says Mike. ington, D. C, doesn’t permit small obstacles to get in his way. Not able to phone New York City (telephone strike tied up the Capitol), Hirsh comes Irv Orenstein and Dave Engel, Hercules Sales & to Distributing Co., Newark, N. attracting the city and personally conducts his business . . . J. quite a Harry Pearl, East Coast Sales & Distributing Co., deal of attention with their new offices. Irv claims catches the flu while visiting the Windy City, and when all alterations are completed, their plant will of finest is bedded there for a few days. As soon as Harry be one the seen anywhere in the country. was able to walk, he grabbed a train home. Bob Engel and Orenstein are studying the export field, with the intention of going in big . Slifer, sales manager for East Coast, gets in touch for export . . with Harry immediately to find out what’s what Nat Cohn and Earl Winters getting quite a thrill on the Rock-Ola phonos. demonstrating the new unbreakable Vogue records, which they distribute in this territory. Nat takes the colorful record and hits a It looked like a small convention one Saturday metal radiator with it, then throws it down on the floor hard. afternoon (January 12) over at Runyon Sales Co., "See” says "it’s Nat a good as ever” . . . Al Blendow, sales Newark, N. J. Barney (Shugy) Sugerman, Abe manager for International Mutoscope Green, and their managers Herman Perin and Felix Corp. making final arrangements for his set-up of Fleischman played host to Harry Pearl, Tom Burke, distributors, which will be completed in a few weeks. Dave Stern of East Coast Sales & Distributing Co., Willie (Little Napoleon) Blatt; Ed Levey; Harry Wichansky; Eddie Pecora; Bernie Goodman; Milty George Ponser and Irving Kaye, Amusement Green; Leo Ringler; Ernie Crowder and Eddie Burke Enterprises Co., have lined up quite a group of top
. . . Al Schlesinger, Square Amusement Co., Pough- notch distributors for their products. Their first kepsie, N. Y. in New York for a conference with game "Bank Ball’ Skee Alley is going over very big,
according . Jack Fitzgibbons of Jafco, Inc. ... Sid Mittleman, to Ponser . . Mike Bond, Bond Sales Co., American Boston, Mass, seen visiting at Coin Machine Co., Newark, N. J. on Runyon Sales Co.,
Tenth Avenue to see what’s going on. Newark, N. J. . . . Ed Ravreby, Associated Amuse- ments, Inc., Boston, Mass, and his missus fly down to Miami Beach, Fla. for a short . . Charlie Polgaar and Jake Breidt open their Tri- vacation . Al Koondel, State Sales Co. this week and play host to many New England Music Co., New London, Conn, in New York making deals for sub-distrib- visitors . . . Earl Backe, National Novelty Co., Mer- utorship in his rick, N. Y. getting ready to make some announce- territory . . . Bill Hamel, Packard dis- tributor with offices in Boston, Mass, and Concord, ments . . . Henry Cooper very proud of his 14 year N. H. returns home after a visit old son, who stands 5 ft. 10 inches, and weighs 158 to Chicago, and Indianapolis. Bill claims his pounds. The boy is a four letter athlete, and altho Boston offices will be ready very soon. only a sophomore is captain of the school’s football team . . . Jack Berman, Economy Supply Co., goes to Baltimore to pick up his wife and new daughter Robert Greene, Rowe Manufacturing Co., Belle- and bring them to New York City, where he will ville, N. returns from a J. Chicago tobacco show . . . establish . Bill his residence . . Marcus Klein motoring Alberg and Charlie Aronson, Brooklyn, N. Y. south for a . . planning a trip month’s vacation . Joe Silverman, to Chicago . . . Hymie Rosenberg, head of the Philadelphia pin game association very H. Rosenberg Co., surprised his secretary during the happy that his son Al is home after serving with national telephone tie-up by getting thru for a tele- the phone discussion AAF. Al returns with many medals for his from Chicago . . . Moe Luber, the gallantry in action. expert music motor repair man, adds another man to his staff to take care of the out-of-town business. A Pennsylvania train leaving for Chicago (Sun- day, January 13) carried quite a few coinmen. Herman Perin, Sales Manager for Runyon Sales Among those seen were Jack Kauffman of K. C. Company of New York, off on a trip thru the Mid- Novelty Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Dave Rosen of Phila- West seeing the many distributors for Munves’ delphia, Sid S. Meyers, Billie Simpson, Willie Blatt, "Super Skee Roll”. Perin will appoint additional Herman Perin,Barney Sugerman, and Abe Green distributors, as well as buy sell and equipment ...... Hy Singer of Buffalo, N. Y. seen with Morrie Fred Iverson and Johnny Bilotta, Eastern Sales Co., Farber and Abe Green at the Tavern in Newark, Rochester, N. Y. expanding their organization to
N. . . . Harry Berger, West Side Distributing handle the many lines J. new . they . have . Jules Ol- Co., remodels his entrie place, installing a very large shein, Jules Olshein & Co., Albany, N. Y. claims and up-to-the-minute parts department. Harry ex- he will make an announcement soon about his in-
pects to leave for Chicago within a week or so . . . creasing activities . . . Jack Mitnick angling for Mike Munves and brother Joe, AMI distributors something big.
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release for sometime now. (C’mon, Bud, let’s have CALIFORNIA CLIPPINGS it.) ... Fred Gaunt with a large group of ops around him telling stories of away back when in Coinmen all along coinrow were deeply affected and the coinbiz . . . Bill Luenhagen very much enthused shocked by the sudden and untimely death of A. M. over the fine reaction his salesboard featuring that Keene of Bakersfield. Mr. Keene had one of the unique, new lighter are getting from the trade . . . largest operations in the state, operating under the Bill Happel (Badger Sales Co.) really going to town name of Keenamatic. He was also publisher and in a big way having his new building remodeled. editor of the "Midway Driller”, Bakersfield news- Bill expects to be able to occupy this new place be- paper. His cheerful and jovial personality will be fore very long. And, all you guys, want to see some- missed by all coinmen . . . Bill Wolf of California thing really attractive? Drop over at Bill’s spot Amusement Co. still in Chicago as this is being and meet Mary Jane White, Bill’s new assistant book- written and reported to be very much impressed keeper. Wowee. with what he saw while there. Bill also reported to be arranging for the first showing of the new Charley Robinson taking things easy while wait-
AMI equipment . . . Phonofilm Productions are re- ing for the arrival of much new equipment that is ported to be ready to release 16mm films for the on order. Charley reports that he expects these new
trade . . . Len Kelly of K & M Distributors, who machines any day now. And when Charley stays have the Memo and Rich record labels, reports that away for awhile, Al Bettleman, likeable and genial
the demand for discs from the northwest country is salesmanager of the firm is in complete charge and terrific. Fred Meyers who is in charge of K & M has already won many friends for this firm because while Len is away reports that the firm are getting of his very nice way of doing business . . . Congrats ready to release a new Bonnie Baker recording. She’s and more congrats to Charlie Washburn who has the gal who wowed ’em with "Oh, Johnny”. just received word of his appointment as distrib for the Packard music line in California, Nevada and Len Micon of Pacific Coast Distribs is putting the Arizona. Charlie has purchased the building at 2532 finishing touches to his remodeled showrooms and W. Pico Blvd. and is now having it remodeled to ofiices. Len is planning a super service dept. . . .
show off the new Packard line . . . The boys are Jimmie Rutter just back from Barstow where he weeping in their coffee along coinrow that the reports he serviced an entire operation by himself. now word is out that Ruthye Cowan of AOLAC will be Jimmie also reports he’s still having plenty of trouble married on March 1 to Michael Angel. breaking in his new "choppers” . . . Jack Simon entertaining his brother Lou and Lou’s wife who Al Sleight, the Bally man, is due in town this are here on a visit from Cincinnati. Jack claims week and many want to talk with him on the new he has time for entertainment because new equip- Bally Multiple Music . . . Paul Laymon reports an- ment is coming in so slowly . . . Some of the local other big batch of Victory Derby on the way and ops seen around the AOLAC this past week: Johnny will soon have them in his showrooms. The Lay- Nelson, Red Catlin, Roy Peterson, Fred Reilly, mons (Paul & Lucille) spent the weekend in Santa Tom Workman, W. P. Middleton, John Mallett, Ana and ran into a terrific wind and sand storm Art Weiss, Milt Goldbaum and Happy Clark—and for a while Paul thought this was "it”—but here all the boys seem to be happy and contented. they are—sound as ever—with Lucille looking just Sam Ricklin of the Music Ops Assn of Southern like a million bucks . . . Phil Robinson just back Calif busily circulating those petitions requesting from a short vacation in Palm Springs and looking the County Board of Supervisors to reduce the juke swell . . . Earl Center of Bakersfield just out of the and planning on taking box license fee from $12 per year to $6 and on wall Army over an operation very soon . . . Connie Bergbauer, formerly a Wis- boxes from $1 to 50c per year. Sam is calling in consin operator, every music op he meets and yelling for him to get has just purchased a home here and intends to get operating again—and soon, too. busy and fight this increased tax fee . . . Jean and Dolores Minthorne were quite excited this past week Frank Berger of Berger Enterprises reports that bcause of their showing of the new Seeburg phono the firm plan to release another large batch of new on Sunday (Jan. 20) and were working feverishly disks very, very soon. Frank claims that all disks, to get their showrooms and offices all set for this prior to release, are pretested in juke boxes by the big event . . . Preston Jarrell of Coinmatic reports firm for their earning power . . . Harry Fox of that the firm are getting ready to release some more 4-Star and Gilt Edge records advises that he, too, records . . . Nick Carter of Nickabob very busy plans to release some new recordings . . . Sam with auditors this past week (income tax time) and Schneider of Apollo Records has just returned from also very much enthused over the forthcoming "A” a trip to New York and is making ready for a big Day for Aireon’s line. announcement . . . Some ops seen along coinrow Nels Nelson is looking around for more help — this past week were: Homer Gillespie of Long Beach, the boys are bringing those juke boxes in to his place Mrs. Walter Murra of Downey, Al Cicero of Santa
by the dozens for his expert servicing . . . Bud Paar Maria, I. B. Geyer of San Berdoo, R. F. (Dick) still reports that he will have some news of big Gallagher of Santa Ana, S. R. Hopkins of Banning interest for the trade which is getting ready for and Bill McGowan of Visalia.
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R. (Dick) Warnecke spent of the same town, E. H. Hamilton, M. R. (Jesse) the past weekend in Dallas James, Dick and the very charming Mrs. Warnecke and while there was ap- of San Antonio and C. E. Winn one of Texas’ oldest pointed sub-distributor for the Packard Pla-Mor operators who hails from Fort Worth. music line, as well as all other lines handled by Wallbox Sales Co. Dick, during the war, sold all of his operations in San Antonio and just recently re- turned to the distributing biz once again. It goes MINNEAPOLIS Van Middlemas of Bismarck, N. D., spent a few days without saying that Dick is bound to do a splendid this past week in the Twin Cities. Van likes to job in his section of the state for the various lines come down to meet with the boys whenever he has he will handle . . . Frank O’Brien is now in his
a little time on his hands . . . Johnny Hines is back luxurious new office. It sure is a marvelously swell on the job again with J. J. Cook of St. Paul. Johnny chance for Mrs. O’Brien’s boy Frank. He is very just received his discharge from the Navy after much enthused over the new machines that he is spending two years in the South Pacific . . . Hank going to distribute and is busy on the phone these Kruger of Fairfax made one of his rare trips to days contacting all the leading ops in the state. Minneapolis this past week. It sure was nice to see Hank around the old town again ... A. C. La Trace Bob Hunter of Hunter Sales Co. very busy this reports business was very, very good in his terri- past week showing ops thru his recently completed tory this past year. He was in town this past week headquarters. Bob can be rightfully proud of his visiting around with leading distribs here. new place on McKinney Avenue . . . Collis Irby is working overtime these days interviewing distrib- F. E. Donaldson is now out of the Army and back utors thruout the 3 states he covers . . . Earl and Audrey Reynolds who are the Aireon distribs are on his route again. Mrs. Donaldson took charge of things while he gone all reports holding down the offices while Porter Harrison is was and from in San Antonio purchasing new furniture for their did a really commendable job . . . Someone, by the offices there. They are naturally anxious to receive way, ought to get up a list of all the gals who took the new Aireon models and are looking forward with care of their husband’s routes while they were in the Army or Navy or Marines and award them with great eagerness for Aireon’s "A” Day . . . A. H. Shannon of Houston in town contacting various something really beautiful. These girls really did a distribs here and buying more and more equipment. grand job and helped keep the coin machine business going at top speed. In fact, many of them proved Shannon is loking swell and reports he’s in his new place of business in Houston. to be extremely adept at handling coin machine routes.
George Wren and Harry Drollinger return from a swing around the state interviewing jobbers and Karl Peterson of Fergus Falls was in town this distribs for the Packard line. Harry immediately past week and was feeling full of pep and plenty took off by plane for New Orleans where he in- happy, too . . . Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Shea were in tends to appoint a state distributor and then fly to the Twin Cities for three days visiting distribs and, the regional manager’s meeting in Indianapolis. at the same time, making a holiday of their visit
From the smiles that George and Harry had on their . . . Herman Warn, who received his discharge last faces when they returned here seems like the boys month, is back in civvies again. He sure was tickled to be back in action again looking after his route. did themselves very proud on this trip . . . Major Herman confides that among his post-war plans J. H. Eastham of the U. S. Army who is stationed in Paris, Texas, was seen closeted with Collis Irby is to go into the phono biz bigger and better than this past week and from the talking heard about ever before. Good luck, Herman. the showrooms seems that the Major will remain in Paris after his discharge and probably enter into the Atol of the Arrowhead Fireworks coinbiz. Joe Company in town for a couple of days. Joe is just about ready
to make his usual trip down to New Orleans . . . Some of the ops seen about town this past week Hy-G Amusement is playing host to the ops coming were: Ed Mahone of Marshall, S. L. Galvan of Monday, January 21, when they will show their Houston, Marvin McLarty of Lubbock, T. E. Hart new Seeburg phono and they are expecting a tre-
of Borger, T. E. Geppert of Teague, Jimmy Bounds mendous turnout for this showing . . . Harry Har- of Waco, H. H. Hightower of Fort Worth, Charley rison and his big fur hat were in and out of Minne-
Sage of Tyler, E. B. Milburn of Mineral Wells, Mr. apolis the same day . . . Looks like Bob More better and Mrs. M. T. Reiners of Wichita Falls, T. C. fatten up a bit on his wife’s good cooking. After Burkett of Corpus Christi, Gene Goss of Corsicana, two and a half years in the Navy Bob sure did thin Frank Abate of Marlin, Tony Lewis of Marlin, M. down plenty. But, from what we hear about Mrs. O. MeWhiter of Gainsville along with Church Hays More’s cooking, that shouldn’t take long to cure.
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dinger. But, when he started talking about the Mills NEW ORLEANS line of merchandise, he cast modesty aside and gave out with eloquence of the type which almost elected Glad to hear that Joe Villars and Lil Samuels are
him State Congressman a few years ago . . . Longest completely recovered from their colds . . . Wallace established distributing firm in the city. F. Erwin, former Army major, now associated with Coin Ma- chine Sales Co., owned by A. H. Shannon, has Wurlitzer in the exporting division in this section pulled up stakes from the M & M Building and of the world , . . George Rokos is due back here. He moved to its building at 3804 Travis St. had, for the past few years, been managing the G. own The concern occupied the same office in M & M Bldg, for & S. Distributing Co., Memphis branch . . . George 12 continuous years. McQueen who, besides running an extensive phono route and welcoming all big names who come down Clyde Atkins is worse’n a war worker about this way, puts in a good deal of work at the verra changing around. Back in 1917 national prohibition exclusive Beverly Country Club and is often found curtailed production considerably at the brewery just inside the door there greeting his many friends. where he worked so Clyde took to operating music. When Vernon Harvey of Walther Bros, record A short span of 28 years and he, in partnership with dept, comes home he’ll probably have pahlenty good a canny Scot named Fred McClure, owned a top news for music ops . . . Ralph Romeguera doing notch operating firm. Then Clyde hauled off and fine over at Louisiana Coin Machine Service. Their bought into a concrete products manufacturing stockroom will really be in complete order when plant. "A verra impatient mon, always jumping the new AMFs come to town . . . After much from one business to another”, commented partner haggling and waggling with the long distance op his Mac . . . Everybody remembers Ed Lear, popular offices were at last able to reach Fletcher Blalock young manager of the local Seeburg branch before when he arrived a day earlier than expected in the war. And how he’d sing for anybody, anytime,
. Nola . . John Woodruff is sure a happy pappy. any place. Well, seems like Ed has learned things One son, Roy, arrived home last week from the beside soldiering the past few years. He sang for German front and another, Warner, is awaiting his the old home town recently and was given the great- Navy discharge in Seattle and expected back with est ovation any tenor, furriner or native, was ever, the family any moment. ever handed out hereabouts. One tough critic, who That Ponder man sure does get around. Next finds fault with ’em all, said Lear was as great as the week Ed’ll cover the territory in Kansas, Arkansas, best and would even improve. Mississippi and Florida. That song, "You’d be so Commercial Music Co. mixed business and pleas- nice to come home to” been written must have ure with a lot of good old Southern hospitality in especially for Mrs. precious Ponder and their very their South Texas showing of the new model 1015 little daughter . . . Henry "the” Fox and Jules Wurlitzer on Jan. 7 and 8. The unique feature of Peres are back from the Windy City for a breathing the "pleasure” part was an indoor barbecue with spell. Next week will turn the tables O. C. Marshall plenty of firewater. Current comments from the on his podnahs and will accompany three of his business angle were "She’s a beaut” . . . Sam Ayo most skilled mechanics to the Aireon factory in impatient about finishing his new building so that Kansas City to learn more about the new Aireon he can give the cash customers a look at the new phonos and accessories . . . Little Carmen Marie Vil- Aireon phonographs in fitting surroundings . . . lars, already verra verra beautiful and just all of six Former Ensign J. S. Hart back as manager of the v/eeks old, paid the F.A.B.ites a visit the other day Houston Decca offices . . . H. J. Hansfield out of with her taken her to her first Mommy who had the Army and manager of the local Columbia whole- movie. sale record sales . . . Ex-serviceman Bert Bruce and DeWitt (Doc) Eaton of AMI expected in the Don Kavanaugh selling Victor records . . . Ex-U. S. Crescent City about the 20 th to tell the Ponder Marine C. O. Harrington back at the helm of his
all . . . Robert D. people about their new model Harrington Amusement Co. Wynne, former 1st Louie in Uncle Sam’s Army, is Shining star of the General Distributing Co.’s working at E.A.B. and sure happy to be back in office is glamorous Lillian Cowart, secretary of this civvies again . . . C. E. Sherrill of Hattiesburg claims
outfit . . . Visitor from Dallas was Harry Drollinger it sure was fortunate to be in town with Fletch Bla- v/ho used to operate music with a horse and buggy lock on the very same day . . . Leslie (Slick) Wade is and now a big shot with Packard . . . Operator, making people’s mouths water telling all about the distributor and manufacturer. Bill Bird, hinted delicious barbecues which are prepared in the cafe about some revolutionary operating equipment for at Waynesboro, Miss., in which he has an interest, the trade—soon . . . Business conditions are excellent, of course . . . Slick promised your gal Sal that she fair or poor, depending on what a citizen does for would get a taste of the finest. his beans. Homes that were HELD for $3,200 now Harold W. Daily mod- SELL for $6,000; an ex-serviceman paid $75 for a estly admitted that his suit that would have fitted Alley Oop and $3.50 South Coast Amusement for a shirt without a tail; a waitress thanked us for Co. offices in Houston, Beaumont and San Antonio a dime tip; industrial workers are taking a $30 to were doing well. He further just as modestly guessed $60 per month salary cut in the changeover to the his nearly completed $30,000 building was a hum- 40 hour week.
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The Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 THE CASH BOX DISC-HITS BOX SCORE In Order of Popularity based on Weekly National Survey Compiled by JACK "ONE-SPOT" TUNNIS 1— on the basis of Box Score febulation compiled on the average individual purchase 1000 records — listed in order of popularity, including name of song, record number, artists, and recording on reverse side. Code: (BB) Bluebird; (CA) Capitol; (C^ 05lumbw;^pE) Decca; (hdA^ Majestic; (VI) Victor. — RECORDING COMPANIES USTED ALPHABETICALLY
Jan. 14 Jon. 7 Dee. 31 Jon. 7 Jon. 14 Jon. 7 Dee. 31 Symphony 133.8 93.4 80.1 9—That's for Me 34.2 24—It's a Grand Night 34—Some Sunday Morning 3.6 9.9 10.4 CO-36874 BENNY GOODMAN OBCH. CA-2H—JO STAFfOB) For Singing 8.5 2.0 CO-36B39—KATE SMITH Gee. Ifs Coed Te Held fee My Guy's Come Bacic VI-20-1776—LARRY STEVENS Deorest Oorling KYSER—CAMPUS KIDS DE-23456—MARLENE DIETRICH CO-36B44—KAY Come Closer to Me OE-23434—HAYMES- FORREST Choo Cheo Polke till Marleno DE-ie740-^ICK HAYMES f'ff Buy Thot Dream HAYMES—YOUNG OKM. V1.20-1747—FREDDY MARTIN ORCH. DE-11706—DICK All I Owe loway :0.|711—HAL MeINTYRE ORCH. It Might es Well Be Spriet Autumn Serened# In f/)e Middle of May 37— 25—Till the End of Time 1^ 0E-1B735—BING CROSBY — YOUNG ORCH. MA-7149^E1RY WALD ORCH. 7.6 AAA-7163—LOUIS PRIAAA Thet CO-36B28—LES BROWN Beautiful Love Cette Be This or Everyone Knew But Me ORCH. He'll Hare to Cross the Atlantic DE.18737—GUY LOMBARDO ORCH. VI-20-1716—AITIE SHAW 35—38—The Honeydripper 3.5 *1.0 27— VI-20-1709—FERRY COMO 8.5 Seams tike Old Times Yefeade Thot feelinp CA.227—CHAPPELL MUSIC CO. Doctor. Lawyer. In the Moonlight 0— CO-36149—GINNY SIMMS—FAIRCHILD ORCH. Rachmaninoff Day By Day 42.7 61.2 36— Concerto Indian Chief 29.5 f'm Gonne Love That Gey MA-7162— D. O'NEIL — 8. NEWMAN ORCH. No. 2 2.9 CA-220—B. HUnON — WESTON ORCH. 28— DE-1B699—DICK HAYMES—YOUNG OKH. tot ft Snovvl tet It Snow! A Squore In the Soclol Circle love letters CA-227—JO STAFFORD 39— 26.3 22.1 At the Pat Man’s Day by Day 11 Come to Baby, Do 14.8 26—I’m Always Chasing 2.8 ORCH. VI-20-1737— 2 It Might as Well CO-36884—lES BROWN Rainbows 7.1 40— TOAAMY DORSEY ORCH. Won't Be Sotlsfied Be Spring 110.0 105.1 109.6 You 29— Chloe DE-16716—JIMMY DORSEY I’m Glad DE-ia706-DICK HAYMES—YOUNG Autumn Serenode In the Middle of May 6.7 12.6 6.4 I Waited for You 2.7 1.7 Tfiot'c tor Me MA-7153—JACK SMITH VI-20-1747—FREDDY AAARTIN ORCH. VAUGHN MONROE ORCH. CA-218—PEGGY LEE Vl.20-1725— 14— One More Dreom Symphony Jalkin’ to Myiolf About You 41— Wolfin' for the Train to Come In VI-20-174S—DUKE ELLINGTON ORCH. OE-18744—J. LONG—D. ROBERTSON CA-2I4->PAUL WESTON ORCH. DE.18723—HELEN FORREST Tell Yo Whot I'm Gonna Do If I Had a Dozen Heorfs Now Deep l« t/ie Oceoe 15— 42— My Guy's Come Bock Dream 14.7 34.2 47.8 I'll VI. 2D-173I—SAMMY KAYE 12 ril Buy That Be Walking VI-20-1749—FREDDY AAARTIN ORCH. Give Me the Simple life Vl-20-1679—HAL MeINTYRE ORCH. With My Honey 5.7 3.3 11.3 Rochmonlnolf Concerto No. 2 It All Over Afoln CO-36B93—RAY NOBLE ORCH. I'd Do 30— CO-36883—UV NOBLE 08CH. Personality 2.3 ORCH. full Moon and Bmpty Arms 16— CO-36133—HARRY JAMES Cuddles Memphis fa June 3— 1 Can’t Begin VI-20-1713—SAAAMY KAYE ORCH. DE-23434—HAYMES—FORREST AND My Guy's Come Back 2.2 To Tell You 100.9 84.9 82.1 Promises 5— YOUNG ORCH. 43— CO-36874—BENNY GOODAAAN CA-221—A. RUSSELL—WESTON ORCH. Just o Little Soma Sunday Maralaf Symphony Pond Affection 5.2 3.8 13 Artistry Jumps 14.3 10.7 AAA-1017—THELMA CARPENTER CO-36867—HARRY JAMES ORCH. CO-36177—GENE KRUPA ORCH. CA-229—STAN KENTON These Foolish Things Wolfin' for the Troln to Come In Chlekery Chick Just A-Sfttin' end A-Roekin' VI-20-1731—DINAH SHORE DE-23457—BING CROSBY DE-ta722-’-CHARLIE BARNH ORCH. 13.3 8.4 15.2 I Con't Believe Thof You're Prim Pram Sauce Surprise Party Something Sentimentol 2.0 *1.0 5.0 In tove with Me CA-224—KINO COLE TRIO VI.20-1727—CHARLIE SFIVAK ORCH. VJ. 20-1720—SAMMY KAYE ORCH. Coma to Boby, Do 31— You Are Tee ieeutlful What Mokes the Sunset? 17— Blue Danube CO-36871—KATE SMITH Polonaise (Chopin) 1.9 4.7 14.8 Tumbling Tumbleweeds 4 It's Been a Long, (Spike Jones Version) 12.9 2.2 DE-1 6677—CARMEN CAVALURO OICR MA-7156—LOUIS FRIAAA Long Time 99.8 90.5 VI-20-1762—SPIKE JONES ORCH. Enlforo Weftfa' for the Troln to Came In VI-I1.IB4B—JOSE rruRBi CO-36B3S—HARRY JAMES ORCH. You Afwoys Hurt tha Ona Holiday for Strings 4.8 *1.0 Port 2 Autumn Soroitad* You Leva CO-17J77-0—0. JOHN PETRI DE-11708—BING CROSBY Aren’t You Glad 32— DE-23355—LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC Whose Dreom Are Tee? VI-20-1769 (P-145) AL GOODAAAN ORCH. 19—You’re You 10.5 14.8 14.1 Our Woftx DE-4256—TERRY SHAND ORCH. DE-23311—FRED WARING ORCH. Finale DE-18720—SING CROSBY Pay Me No Mind Jalousie In the Land of Beglanlas Afofe Blond Sailor 1.8 -1.0 5.2 VI-20-1721—CHARLIE SPIVAK ORCH. DE-1B593—JIAAMY DORSEY ORCH. AAA-7158—GEORGE OLSEN If I Had a Doxen Heerfa Ohio 20— Good Time Polke CA-219^TAN KENTON AND ORCH. HI-7074—SONNY DUNHAM ORCH. 44—Hong Kong Blues 1.5 1.4 5.9 VI-20-1728—TOAAMY DORSEY Don't let Me Dreom Don't Worry Mem VI-20-1722—TOAAMY DORSEY ORCH. A Door Will Opee MA-71S7—DE MARCO SISTERS VI-20-1733—SPIKE JONES Not CO-36875—LES BROWN ORCH. Tleo, Tleo Drip, Drip, Drip The lojt Time I Sow You 45—Bells of St. Mary’s •1.0 *1.0 DE-42S6—TERRY SHAND ORCH. (VQ VI-1D-1 172—JAMES MELTON S A. GOODAAAN CA-225—P. PIPERS—WESTON ORCH. DE-10721-BING CROSBY—TROHER ORCH. Fay Me No Mind Our Waltz In the Middle of Moy I’ll Take You Home Again Let It Snow! VI-27B53—DAVID ROSE ORCH. P. PIPERS — WESTON ORCH. Kathleen CA-225— Our Woftz Let It Snow! 69.1 43.3 In the Middle of May DE-18302 (315) FRED WARING ORCH. VI-20-1759—VAUGHN MONROE ORCH. 2.5 You Won’t Be Satisfied AND GLEE CLUB The Moment I Met You 10.0 When the Sondmon Rides In a Monastery Garden VI-20-1761-TOAAMY DORSEY ORCH. (Until You Break My Heart) 4.7 23 the Troll VI.20-1791—CHARLIE SPIVAK ORCH. That Went Out with CO-36884—LES BROWN ORCH. DE-18741—CONNEE BOSWELL- R. MORGAN You Con Cry on Somebody Button Shoes Come to Boby, Do Walkin' With My Honey Eire's Shoulder 18 Time 9.5 3.9 12.4 AAA-7144—LOUIS PRIAAA ORCH. CO-36909—WOODY HERMAN ORCH. Coffee KYSER There's e Broken Heart, eft. Evorybody Knew But Me CO-36882—KAY Angel VI-2G—17B8—PERRY COMO—CASE ORCH. 46—Lily Belle *1.0 3.2 VI-20-1763—SHIP FIELDS f'm Afwoys Choilng Rolnbews CA-2Q7—PIED PIPERS-WESTON ORCH. Navajo We’ll Be Together Again 6—Waitin' for the Put That Ring 1 Mr Along the Troll 4.3 7.6 4.8 KRUPA ORCH. DE-1B700—ANDREW SISTERS Train to Come In 68.3 70.8 69.4 Pishin’ for fhe Moon 9.4 6.1 13.7 CO-36146—GENE A Tender Word Will Mend The Blond Seller DE.187IB—JOHNNY ROBERTSON DE-18718—JOHNNY ROBERTSON H All V1.1712—FREDDY AAARTIN ORCH. Flshln’ for the Mean Woftin* for the Train te Come le DE-33437—RING CROSBY—ANDREW SISTERS And There You Are MA-7156—LOUIS PRIMA VI.20-1736—VAUGHN MONROE ORCH. Goad, Goad, Good C036B54 F. SINATRA—CHARIOTEERS Utile fond AffecNee Are These Really Mlnef Just a VI.20-1666-DINAH SHORE Don't Pesget Tealght Tomerraa CA-216—PEGGY LEE WITH ORCH. 9.3 1.5 23.8 A Door Will Open CaunHng fhe Days I Walled for You I'm Glad VI.20-inB—TOAAMY DORSEY VI-20-t73D—ROY ROGERS CO-36867—HARRY JAMES ORCH. T.Vf. tw That in Ar.a’f Vw CM Oea't Ueme ft AA u Me 47— Peeling the Tell You I Can't Seein to Moonlight *1.0 7.5 30.9 VI.20-1709—PERRY COMO 21—Bub Me 9.0 20.0 33—As Long os I Live 3.8 43 7—Chlekery Chlek 67.5 95.0 106.7 rill the End of Time CA-U6—ElU AAAE MORSE CA.JJ8-JOHNNY JOHNSTON VT.30-1726— KAYE OROi CO-36S62—GENE KRUPA ORCH. SAMMY Rip Van Winkle One More Dream I Don’t Went Te Be lared J lost My Jab Again FRANKIE CARLE ORCH. CO-36B92— DM8724—RUSS MORGAN CO-36B77—GENE KRUPA AND ORCH. Ohf Whot It Seemed te Be You're Nobody ’Till Somebody Just Utile fond Affection 14.6 8.6 a 22 Nancy 8.9 CO-36723 (C-102) B. GOODMAN ORCH. KNIGHT—JESTERS — loves You DE-18725—EVELYN CO-36868—FRANK SINATRA The Wang, Wong Blues let Him Torry Let Him Co — Cradle Seng DM8729—BOB EBERIY MA-7155—GEORGE OLSEN Geln* Home 48—Surprise Party -1.0 *1.0 Kertiueky Babe VI-20-1732—DINAH SHORE 8.4 16.9 CA-217—J. MERCER—WESTON ORCH. 60.5 48.8 23 Tamptce 8.6 But f Old S^Dig You Later 633 — Comptown Races KENTON OECH. VI-20-1626—LENA HORNE VI-20-1750—PERRY COMO CA-20J—ilAN DE-18722—CHARLIE BARNET ORCH. Again Soufbare Sceadel f Ain't Got Nothin’ But the Blues Here Comes Heaven Just a tittle fond Affection
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The Cash Box Week Vol, 7, ISo, 19 of January 21, 1946 PHONOGRAPHS SEEBURG KEENEY XX. Selectomatic 10 $35.00 $75.00 5. Wall Boxes $1.50 1. Symphonola 110.00 125.00 XX. Adaptor for Seeburg 25.00 XX. Model A III 85.00 115.00 XX. Adaptor for Rockola 27.50 XX. Model B 62.50 100.00 XX. Adaptor for 616 Wurlitzer.. 15.00 XX. Model C 37.50 XX. Twin 12 Adaptor 25.00 $37.50 XX. Model H 100.00 XX. Wurlitzer 24 Adaptor 15.00 XX. Rex 205.00 239.50 XX. Adaptor for Mills Empress.. 25.00 XX. Rex, with adaptor 239.50 XX. Organ Speaker 35.00 XX. Model K-15 95.00 149.50 XX. Sun Ray Speaker 25.00 XX. Model K-20 160.00 175.00 5. Bar Brackets 2.50 3.50 5. Royale 200.00 295.00 2. Plaza 289.50 310.00 6. Regal 275.00 359.50 2. Regal, RC 300.00 385.00 XX. Model A 125.00 6. Gem 200.00 325.00 MILLS 7. Qassic 350.00 525.00 XX. Zephyr $70.00 $125.00 425.00 575.00 2. Classic, RC XX, Studio 70.00 100.00 295.00 369.50 XX. Mayfair XX. Dance Master 70.00 90.00 XX. Melody King 125.00 135.00 2. DeLuxe Dance Master 50.00 52.50 XX. Crown 299.50 350.00 2. Do-Re-Mi 50.00 52.50 XX. Crown, RC 345.00 1. Panoram 325.00 379.50 XX. Concert Grand 285.00 325.00 4. Throne of Music 235.00 350.00 5. Colonel 300.00 425.00 6. Colonel, RC 450.00 575.00 XX. Throne with Adaptor 275.00 XX. Concert Master, RC 575.00 1. Empress 325.00 379.50 XX. Cadet 350.00 425.00 XX. Panoram Adaptor 8.50 XX. Cadet, RC 425.00 475.00 XX. Panoram 10 Wall Box 8.50 XX. Major 340.00 XX. Speaker 10.00 XX. Major, RC 385.00 495.00 5. Panoram Peek (Con) 225.00 310.00 XX. Envoy 395.00 445.00 XX. Conv. for Panoram Peek .... 12.50 2. Envoy, RC 465.00 475.00 5. Vogue 300.00 399.50 XX. Vogue, RC 450.00 475.00 5. Casino 289.50 395.00 XX. Casino, RC 239.50 389.50 6. Commander 335.00 465.00 GABEL XX. Commander, RC 395.00 4954)0 XX. 12 Record, Jr $42.50 $75.00 2. Hi-Tone 98(M) 575.00 650.00 XX. 12 Record with Adaptor 58.50 5. Hi-Tone 9800 RC 575.00 675.00 XX. 12-12 Adaptor 94.00 2. Hi-Tone 8800 575.00 625.00 2. 18 Rec. m. GriU 20.00 52.50 2. Hi-Tone 8800 RC 575.00 675.00 XX. 18 with Adaptor 99.50 125.00 7 „ Hi-Tone 8200 525.00 625.00 XX. 20 Record Lite Up 225.00 265.00 2. Hi-Tone 8200 RC 595.00 639.00 XX. 24 Record Last Mdl 75.00 95.00 XX. 20 Record ’43 Cabt 459.50 525.00 XX. Playboy 10.00 29.50 XX. Selectomatic 16 4.50 10.00 XX. Selectomatic 20 5.00 5. Selectomatic 24 6.50 8.00 XX. Remote Speak Organ 22.50 32.50 XX. Multi-Selector 12 Rec. ... 69.50 PACKARD XX. Melody Parade Bar 4.50 2. Plav Mor Wall and Box $27.50 $36.95 4. 5c Wall-O-Matic Wireles .... 25.00 39.50 5. Bar Bracket 2.50 3.50
XX. 5c Bar-O-Matic Wireless . 29.00 39.50 XX. Willow' Adaptor 18.00
2. 5c Wall-O-Matic 3 Wire . 22.50 35.00 XX. Chestnut Adaptor 25.00 36.50 XX. 30 Wire Wall Box 2.00 7.50 XX. Cedar Adaptor 30.00 39.50 XX. Power Supply 15.00 XX. Poplar Adaptor 25.00 46.50 XX. 5, 10, 25c Bar-O-Matic XX. Maple Adaptor 30.50 3-Wire 32.50 47.50 XX. Juniper Adaptor 31.00 39.50 5. 5, 10, 25c Wall-O-Matic XX. Elm Adaptor 25.00 3-Wire 32.50 47.50 XX. Pine Adaptor 25.00 5. 5c, 10, 25c Wall-O-Matic XX. Beech Adaptor 20.00 43.50 Wireless 45.00 52.50 XX. Spruce Adaptor 35.00 45.00 5. 5, 10, 25c Bar-O-Matic XX. Ash Adaptor 25.00 36.50 Wireless 42.00 44.50 XX. Walnut Adaptor 25.00 36.50
XX. Electric Selector _ ..... 30.00 XX. LiUy Speaker 20.00
1. Wireless Stroller . 17.50 27.50 XX. Violet Speaker 21.00 24.50 5. Wall Brackets 2.50 XX. Orchid Speaker 50.00 XX. Wired Speak Organ 24.50 32.50 XX. Iris Speaker 55.00 59.50
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PHONOGRAPHS WURLITZER ROCK-OLA $75.00 $110.00 $125.00 XX. p.lO $49..50 1 . 12 Record 65.00 69.50 97.50 115.00 XX. p-10 ni! 65.00 XX. p_io 75.00 125.00 69.50 99.50 1 . XX. Khylhm King 12 . 109.50 139.00 35 00 50.00 x.x. P-12, 111 5. Khvih™ King 16 95.00 XX. 012 . 35.0085.00 6 . . 59.50 139.50 “P®"“ .IS 120.00 225.00 5. P^oo 4. . 124.50 150.00 237.50 2.50.00 1 . 412 5. “r wTui . 32.50 ‘ 279.00 XX. 112 DC Cr reh 215.00 XX. . 100.00 159.50 250.00 295.00 XX. 412 HI XX. W iiiXor 111 125.00 ojr . 100.00 325.00 400.00 x.x. 7. Std S-A'xone . 105.00 135.00 ’10* Rockolite XX. 416 2 . Super 165*00 . 175.00i75.o() 269.00 125.00 165.00 1 . 616 XX. ( ouiiter ’39 " 325.00 389.50 275.00 ,s. ’39 S andard . 239.50 1 . 616, ni 325.00 445.00 225.00 5. ’39 DeLu^r . 145.00 340.00 365.00 XX. ^ XX. ’10 SupeTwarnut 5}6 150.00 225.00 47o.00 XX. ’10 Marble . 250.00 305.00 2 . Super .5. 24 335.00 36a.00 XX. ’40 Master Walnut . 295.00 319.50 6 . Revamp (24) SoSn 7. ’10 Master Rockolite . 349.50 439.50 tol195.00on 1 . ’10 165.^ . 425.00 475.00 XX. Counter 5. mth Std - — 139.50 425.00 475.00 XX. ’10 Counter 5. _ . 425.00 495.00 6 . ’ll Premier '^*19*50 ?o 1 . 500K XX. .. 395.00 425.00 ilm 6 . 500A XX. .. 125.00 184.50 2 . 41 (Counter) 110.00 1.50.00 XX. .51 (Counter) 6.5.00 us.oo XX. XX. 4.«“av„ ”Vi .. 125.00 159..50 1 . 61 (Counter) Column 9o.00 225.00 6 . Glamour Tone 209.00 2 . 71 (Counter) XX. Modern Tone Column .. 150.00 250.00 425.00 6 . Playmaster & Spectravox .... 350.00 .. 75.007.5.00 129.50 6 . XX. Cab. Speak . 625.00 675.00 2 . Twin 12 700 625.00 109.50 5. XX. 20 Rec. Steel Cab ASA .. 675.00 725.00 30.00 5. 750M " XX. Plavbov . 700.00 749.00 525.00 62.5.00 2 . 750E 777 .. 550.00 600.00 .5. STmmLdo XX. 780M Colonial Box .. 595.00 675.00 XX. 1.501 WaU ; JJO XX. 780E 3..^0 6.00 2 . 1.502 Bar Box .. 675.00 725.00 . 800 1?.50 2 XX. 1.503 Wall Box .. 795.00 825.00 .31..^0 1 . 850 XX. 1.501 Bar Box .. 675.00 745.00 25.00 2 . 950 7. 1510 Bar Box 2/.o0 3.^.00 400.00 459. 50 Box . 42-21 (Rev.) 2 .. 1.525 WaU 2 27.50 42.50 525.00 Box . 42-500 (Rev.) 2 ., 1526 Bar 2 7..^0 17.^ (Rev.) 490.00 Box . 42-600 . Dial-A-Tone B&W 2 Speaker 37. .50 50.00 Adaptor 22..50 32.95 , 1805 Organ 5. 300 XX. 25.00 ^^'5? Wireless Wall Box ... 22.50 XX,, Tone-A-Lier 5. 320 Rock.... 150.00 30 Wire 2.00 9.00 . DeLnxe Jr. Console XX. 310 WaU Box, XX, 24.95 295.00 375.00 WaU Box ... 19..50 XX,. Plavmaster 2 . .320-2 Wire Box — 9.50 12.50 2 . 332-2 Wire Bar 9.50 15.00 331-2 Wire Bar Box .. 1 . 22.50 Stepper .... . 12.50 2 . 304-2 Wire 25.00 XX. Wireless StroUers ... A.M.I. 7. 430 Speaker, Cab. with 95.00 395.00 649.00 5-10-25 Box ... 79.50 . 302 1 lli-Boy 50.00 375.00 120 Speaker Cabinet .. .. 6 . Singing Towers 201 XX. 5-10-25 275.00 595.00 XX. Twin 616 Steel Cabinet 1 . Streamliner 295.00 300.00 Speaker . ... 1.50.00 5. Top night 275.00 ,\dp. Amp. Stp. XX. Mmlel V-.5 Phono 60.00 Twin 12 Steel Cabinet .... 145.00 195.00 XX. Singing Towers Speak 1.5.00 -Adp. Amp. Stp .... 95.00 110.00 Singing Towers (301) 2/.5.00 475.00 XX. Selector Speaker 4. 19..50 ,5c Wire«.. 10.00 1 . 100 WaU Box 30 XX. 100 WaU Box 10c .... 17.50 9.50 12.50 5. Ill Bar Box 24.50 5. 125 Wall Box 5, 10, 2 .... 20.00 .... 20.00 29.50 BUCKLEY 5. 120 WaU Box 2.00 2.50 23.00 7. Bar Brackets XX. New Wall Box 17..50 .305 Impulse Rec .... 2.50 XX. New Bar Box ^^*29 XX. 4.50 XX. 350 Wls. Speaker .... 20.00 2. Wall & Bar Box Old Style.. 3.o0 22.50 XX. 115 Wall Box Wire .. 15.00 1. III. Wall & Bar Box 10-00 XX. 135 Step Receiver ...... 15.00 15.00 45.00 XX. .32 Record Adaptor 10.00 145 Imp. Step. Fast .. 40.00 24 Record Adaptor 15.00 XX. Rec 20.00 16 Record Adaptor 15.00 XX. 150 Impulse XX. Box 32.50 Steel Cabinet 10.00 20.00 XX. 337 Bar XX. Transmit 10.00 12.50 Zephyr Speak Cab 11.2.:> 306 Music XX. 25.00 Seeburg Adaptor.... 2.5.00 39.50 39A Speaker XX. 20 Rec. 37.95 *30 2..50 .>. Adaptor 27.50 6. Bar Brackets 1 130 XX. 24 Steel Cab. Speaker 140.00 175.00 .580 Speaker 149.00
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7, I\o, 19 The Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 SLOTS MILLS 5. 25c Black Cherry BeU .$215.00 $285.00 XX. 10c YeUow Front . 135.00 2. 5c Black, HL $165.00 XX. 25c Yellow Frant . 150.00 XX. 10c Black 250.00 XX. Ic Smoker BeU . 35.00 XX. 25c Black, HL 275.00 2. 5c Smoker BeU . 60.00 XX. 5c Emerald Chrome, HL 225.00 $275.00 XX. 5c F.P. Mint Vendor . 35.00 XX. 10c Emerald Chrome, HL 275.00 XX. 25c Golf Ball Vendor . 140.00 225.00 XX. 25c Emerald Chrome, HL.... 450.00 XX. 5c War Eagle . 85.00 175.00 XX. 50c Emerald Chrome, HL 625.00 675.00 .>. 10c War Eagle 115.00 150.00 -XX. 5c Gold Chrome, HL 345.00 450.00 XX. 2,5c War Eagle 120.00 195.00 XX. 10c Gold Chrome, HL 495.00 XX. 50c War Eagle . 395.00 XX. 575.00 25c Gold Chrome, HL 2. ,5c Red Front itt or-e r»n 90.00 125.00 XX. 50c Gold Chrome, HL ...... 375.00 625.00 XX. 10c Red Front 150.00 .5. 5c Gold Chrome .... 160.00 275.00 XX. 25c. Red Front 145.00 275.00 5. 10c Gold Chrome .... 225.00 300.00 XX. ,5c F.O.K 15.00 17.50 5. 25c Gold Chrome .... 250.00 350.00 5. 5c Roman Head 95.00 125.00 XX. 50c Gold Chrome . ... 475.00 495.00 XX. 10c Roman Head 100.00 175.00 6. .... 200.00 5c Copper Chrome XX. 2,5c Roman Head 124.50 200.00 6. 10c Copper .... 225.00 Chrome 5. 50c Roman Head 349.50 .395.00 5. 25c Copper Chrome .. . 225.09 250.00 XX. Ic Skyscraper 40.00 .... 135.00 XX. 5c Club Bell 350.00 XX. 5c Skyscraper 62..50 65.00 XX. 10c Club Bell .... 225.00 295.00 XX. 10c Skyscraper 1. 64.50 85.00 7. 25c Club Bell .... 250.00 300.00 XX. 2.5c Skyscraper 69.50 99..5iJ XX. 50c Qub Bell . ... 800.00 900.00 XX. 50c Skvscraper 250.00 .... 100.00 XX. Ic Blue Front 1,50.00 XX. Ic Lion Head 30.00 4. .... 109..50 169.50 5c Blue Front XX. 5c Lion Head 40.00 47.50
2. ,“>c Extraordinary 75.00 100.00 4. 10c Blue Front . ... 130.00 199.50 XX. 10c Extraordinary 115.00 125.00 4. 25c Blue Front .... 175.00 250.00 XX. 25c Extraordinary 145.00 X.X. .50c Blue Front .... 350.00 450.00 XX. 50c Extraordinary 400.00 449.50 XX. Ic Brown Front .... 180.00 195.00 5. 5c Melon BeU 109.50 125.00 4. .5c Brown Front .... 125.00 150.00 5. 10c Melon Bell 1,50.00 4. 10c Brown Front .... 175.00 179..50 5. 25c Melon BeU • 135.00 175.00 4. 25c Brown Front .... 220.00 225.00 5. 5c Wolf Head 34.50 49.50 XX. 50c Brown Front .... 125.00 650.00 5. 10c Wolf Head 49.50 57..50 XX. Ic Cherry Bell . ... 90.00 165.00 XX. 25c W^olf Head 50.00 150.00 1. 5c Cherry Bell .... 85.00 189.50 XX. Ic Shamrock BeU 27.50 XX. ,5c Slugproof, 3/5 124.50 4. 10c Cherry Bell .... 165.00 170.00 2. 25c Cherry Bell .. . 195.00 WAILING XX. Ic Bonus Bell .... 289.50 XX. Ic Rolatop 15.00 30.00 XX. 5c Bonus Bell .... 155.00 195.00 2. 5c Rolatop 40.00 119..50 2. 10c Bonus Bell .... 175.00 225.00 2. 10c Rolatop 75.00 100.00 XX. 25c Bonus Bell .... 225.00 287.50 5. 25c Rolatop 94.50 150.00 5. 5c Original Chrome .... 195.00 265.00 XX. 50c Rolatop 190.00 5. 10c Original Chrome .... 225.00 295.00 XX. 5c Club BeU 110.00 175.00 1. 25c Original Chrome .... 190.00 315.00 6. 10c Qub BeU 150.00 175.00 XX. 50c Original Chrome .... 395.00 XX. 25c did) BeU 215.00 275.00 XX. Ic Q.T. Blue .... 25.00 39.50 XX. Ic Twin JP 27.50 39.50 XX. 5c Q.T. Blue .... 70.00 XX. 5c TM’in JP 25.00 49.50 XX. 10c Q.T. Blue .... 79.50 85.00 XX. 25c Twin JP 55.00 69.50 XX. 2.5c Q.T. Blue .... 100.00 125.00 XX. Ic Blue Seal 22.50 XX. Ic Q.T. Green ... 25.00 35.00 XX. 5c Blue Seal 25.00 30.00 XX. 5c Q.T. Green .... 60.00 65.00 6. 10c Blue Seal 52.50 60.00 XX. 10c Q.T. ... 65.00 XX. 2,5c Blue Seal 29.50 39.50 XX. 5c Q.T., F.P .... 49.50 XX. Ic Treasury 10.00 20.00 7. Ic Q.T. Glitter G^ld ... 40.00 50.00 XX. ,5c Treasury 40.00 5. 5c Q.T. Glitter Gold ... 89.50 100.00 XX. 10c Treasury 50.00 115.00 5. 10c Q.T. Glitter Gold .... 99.50 XX. 2.5c Treasury 80.00 109.50 XX. Ic V.P. Bell ... 29.50 XX. 5c Wonder Vendor 64.50 XX. Ic V.P. BeU, JP . ... 37.50 XX. 5*25 Rolatop 49.50 5. Ic V.P. BeU Green ...... 22.50 t 5. 5c V.P. BeU Green .... 37..50 42..50 GROETCHEN 5. Ic V.P. Chrome .... 40.00 6. 5c Columbia Chrome 94.50 125.00 2. 5c V.P. Chrome ... 57.50 65.00 XX. Ic Columbia 69.50 XX. V.P. Chrome, 5c Plus 55.00 65.00 XX. 5c Columbia JPV BeU 35.00 44.50 5. Ic V.P. Bell, .... B&G 32.50 XX. 5c Columbia Fruit 39.50 1. 5c V.P. BeU, .... 45.00 74.50 B&G 5. 5c Columbia Cig. R1 59.50 69.50 XX. XX. 5c Futurity ... 99.50 110.00 5c Columbia DJP 59.50 85.00 XX. XX. 10c Futurity ... 110.00 189.50 10c Columbia DJP 45.00 69.50 XX. XX. 25c Futurity .... 110.00 200.00 10c Columbia Qub DJ 75.00 5. 5c Columbia Cig CA.... 44.50 XX. 50c Futurity . ... 194.50 Qub 65.00 XX. 5c YeUow Front .... 69.50 72..50 XX. 10c Columbia Qub Cig CA.. 59..50 69.50 5. 5c Black Cherry BeU .... 200.00 260.00 6. 5c Columbia Cig GA 54.50 69.50 5. 10c Black Cherry BeU ... 210.00 275.00 6. 5c Columbia Fruit GA 54.50 65.00 2. Columbia Orig. GA 35.00 69.50 1. Cony. Columbia Chrome .... 59.50 107..50
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SLOTS JENNINGS PACE $90.00^ $135.00 $20.00 $27.50 5. 5c Chief — X.V. Ic Banlani 125.00 145.00 24.50 1 . 10c Chief -XX. 5c Bantam 19.50 Chief 119.50 175.00 34.50 1 . 25c XX. 10c Bantam 325.00 350.00 39.50 50.00 XX. 50c Chief XX. 2.3c Bantam Chief 160.00 175.00 49.50 69.50 5. 5c Silver Moon 5. 5c Comet, FV SUver Moon Chief 180.00 200.00 .59.50 87.50 XX. 10c 1 . 10c Comet, F\ 195.00 275.00 117.50 5. 25c SUver Moon Chief 1 . 25c Comet, FV 149.50 150.00 5c Silver Chief XX. 50c Comet, F\ 98.50 135.00 159.50 75.00 D. 10c Silver Chief .T. .5c Comet, DJP ^0.00 175.00 5. 25c SUver Chief 169.50 Comet, DJP oO.OO 79.50 650.00 5. 10c XX. 50c Silver Chief 550.00 Blue XX. Ic Comet, 5c Club BeU 75.00 129.50 Blue 50.00 65.00 XX. ,5c Comet, 10c Club BeU 149.50 189.50 Front 50.00 75.00 5. . 10c Comet Blue 189.50 6 5. 25c Club BeU Front 90.00 94.50 x.x. 25c Comet Blue Club BeU 350.00 295.00 300.00 5. .50c ,xx. 50c Comet Chief 110.00 139.00 69.50 2 . 5c Sky 5 . .5c All Star Comet 139.50 175.00 2 . lOc Sky Chief All Star Comet 79.50 89..50 o. 10c XX. 25c Sky Chief 200.00 All Star Comet 90.00 150.00 X.X. 25c XX. Triplex Chief 5-10-25 100.00 All Star Comet 275.00 395.00 17.50 x.x. .50c XX. Ic Little Duke 12.50 All Star 2/4 35.00 45.00 XX. Ic XX. 5c Little Duke 125.00 Rocket 65.00 XX. Ic XX. 10c Little Duke 20.00 Rocket 65.00 5. 5c XX. 5c Century 35.00 Rocket 119.50 69.50 3. 10c XX. 10c Century 49.50 Rocket 139. .50 5 . 2.5c XX. 25c Century 50.00 XX. 5c T.J. Comet iJ-pO 295.00 95.00 XX. 50c Century .">. 5c Club BeU Gooseneck 29.50 35.00 115.00 125.00 XX. 5c 5 . 10c Club BeU 3o.OO 59.50 150.00 XX. 10c Gooseneck 3. 25c Club Bell Gooseneck 55.00 60.00 350.00 XX. 2.5c 5. 50c Club BeU 50c Gooseneck 1.50.00 55.00 XX. .3. Ic DeLuxe 20.Q0 29.50 94.50 XX. Ic Little Duchess 2 . 5c DeLuxe 25.00 30.00 135.00 XX. 5c Little Duchess 3. 10c DeLuxe Golf BaU Vndr 75.00 99..50 120.00 140.00 XX. 10c 7. 25c DeLuxe BaU Vndr 69.50 395.00 5. 25c Golf XX. Double Slot D & 25c Chief 175.00 139.50 XX. 5c Chrome Sup. .5c Comet Console 125.00 XX. XX. 10c Chrome Chief SP 152.00 XX. 10c Comet Console Skin ^^5*^9 145.00 169.50 XX. 5c Red x.x. 2.5c Comet Console Skin 135.00 149.50 195.00 245.00 XX. 10c Red 7. 5 X 2.5c Comet Con. Comb... 150.00 74.50 XX. 25c Red Skin . 5c Kitty 2 XX. .5c Big Chief 115.00 Kitty 35.00 105.00 XX. 10c XX. 10c Big Chief 165.00 XX. 2.5c Kitty 199.50 125.00 XX. 25c Big Chief .5c Comet Red 895.00 XX. XX. .$1.00 BeU 595.00 XX, 10c Comet Red 120.00 60.00 105.00 Cigarolla '’9'99 XX, .5c Slugproof ^*50 90.00 2 . Cigarolla XXV ^5’99 Slugproof 107..50 2 10c ^^‘99 Cigarolla XV 79.50 16.5.00 169.50 XX. , 79’99 XX 2.5c Slugproof 125.00 1 . 5c Victory Chief ^i9*99 195.00 XX. 10c Victory Chief ^^^’99 385.00 XX. 2.5c Victory Chief 200.00 CAILLE 79.50 110.00 39.00 39.50 XX. Ic 4 Star Chief ,.-V I*. Star Chief 129.50 49.50 1 . 5c 4 99’99 35.00 90.00 125.00 .59.50 5. 10c 4 Star Chief * .35.00 XX a A vrt. Chief 14.5.00 1.50.00 1 . 25c 4 Star e; 49..50 112.50 3.5.00 275.00 Ic Dixie BeU XX. ,5c & 2,5c Dixie BeU 7.5.00 115.00 37..50 95.00 1 . .5c Dixie BeU 100.00 125.00 125.00 145.00 6 . 10c XX. 10c Cadet Dixie Bell 29.5.00 89..50 105.00 XX. 25c XX. 2.5c Cadet BeU 404.50 49.50 75.00 XX. ,50c Dixie XX* A T T 4 Star Ch 350.00 49..50 85.00 XX. 5c Victory XX. 10c Playboy Star Ch 225.00 60.00 xf. 10c Victory 4 XX. 2.5c Playltoy Victory 4 Star Ch 350.00 3.5.00 45.00 XX. 25c 6. .5c Commander .50.00 6. 10c Commander 65.00 74.50 6. 25c Commander 49..50 75.00 XX. 7-Way Slot .5c 98.00 250.00 XX. 2,5c 7-Way Slot .... 49..50 XX. .5c Doughboy 40.00 75.00 6. .5c Qub Bell 75.00 85.00 6. 10c Qub BeU 125.00 149.00 1. 2.5c Qub BeU
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The Cash Box Week January 21, 1946 'ol. 7, No, 19 of ARCADE EQUIPMENT
XX. Atlas Baseball $75.00 XX. Midget Skee BaU $75.00 $77.50 2. A.B.T. 6 Gun Rifle Rg 1100.00 1250.00 2. Midget Skee Ball DeL 75.00 95.00 XX. BaUy AUey 20.00 29.50 XX. Mills Rotary Digger 29.50 49.50 XX. Bally Basketball d5.00 75.00 2. Mutoscope Ace Bomber 175.00 219.50 6. Bally Convoy 179.50 189.d0 XX. Mutoscope Bowl. Alley 110.00 5. Bally Defender 169.50 175.00 2. Mutoscope Dr. Mobile 225.00 275.00 XX. Bally Eagle Eye 49.50 XX. Mutoscope Dr. Mobile w. tk. 260.00 325.00 Bally King Pin 150.00 200.00 5. XX. Mutoscope Elec. Trav. Crane 2.5.00 80.00 XX. BaUy Lucky Strike 125.00 7. Mutoscope Fan Ft. Dig 40.00 54.50 2. Mutoscope Photomatic 650.00 950.00 5. 1. Bally Bull Jap Con .... 49..50 50.00 XX. Mutoscope Roil FrI. Cr .50.00 69. .50 XX. Bally Shoot-TTie-Bull 54.50 55.00 4. Mutoscope Sky Fighter 175.00 269.50 2. Ballv Sky Battle .... 139.00 175.00 XX. Bally Racer .... 80.00 99.50 2. Mutoscope Sky Fighter 5. Bally Torpedo .... 98.00 w. con 200.00 229..50 5. Ballv Undersea Raider ...... 399.50 XX. Mutoscope Hockey .37.50 65.00 -XX.4. Mutoscope Magic Fhig 85.00 125.00 XX. Bang-A-Deer .... 35.00 57..50 .5. Mutoscope Pokerino 50.00 75.00 6. Bank Ball .... 375.00 .5. Munves Super Skee Roll .... 349. .50 350.00 XX. Bell-O-Ball • .... 35.00 x.x.5. Munves Trap-The-Jap 150.00 XX. Blister Gunner Con .... 10.00 .XX. Pennant 35.00 49.50 2, Bowl-A-Bomb .... 1.50.00 175.00 2. Periscope 12.5.00 149..50 1. Bowling League .... 125.00 150.00 .5. Pilot Trainer 850.00 XX. Bucklev DeLuxe Dig .... 25.00 125.00 1. Pitchen & Catchcm 109.50 175.00 Bucklev Treas. Is. Dig .... 25.00 59.50 5. Poker & Joker 55.00 79.50 XX. Casino Golf .... 20.00 35.00 .5. Radio Rifle 49.50 100.00 1. Chicoin Goalee .... 500.00 52.5.00 6. x-x. Rockola Ten Pins LD 35.00 .59. .50 2. Chicoin Hockey .... 155.00 219..50 .XX. Rockola Ten Pins HD 45.00 69. .50 7. Rockola Tom Mix Rifle 2.5.00 .54..50 XX. Chicoin Rola Score .... 60.00 125.00 .5. Rockola World Series 69.50 100.00 Pollard Golf .... 39.50 65.00 XX. Chester XX. Rockola Talkie Hrsp 8.5.00 125.00 .... 109..50 199..50 5. Circus Romance XX. Rock-O-Ball 7.5.00 125.00 2. Wheel ....$100.00 $150.00 Cupid 5. RoU-A-BaU (Jafco) 379.50 1. Daval Bumper Bowling ...... 35.00 75.00 6. Scientific Baseball 67.50 99. .50 .... 11.50 XX. Daval-U-Roll-It Scientific Batting Pr 75.00 125.00 XX. Evans Duck Pin Alley —.... 189.50 XX. Evans In-The-Barrel .... 75.00 95.00 XX. Scientific BasketbaU 30.00 65.00 .... 250.00 XX. Scientific Battle 5. Evans Super Bomber 235.00 6. Royal 149.50 2. Evans Plav Ball .... 135.00 1. Scientific X-Ray Pkr 110.00 119.50 1. Evans Ski Ball .... 50.00 85.00 See-A-Freak 89.50 109.50 6. Evans Ten Strike, LD ...... 37.50 50.00 4. Seeburg Chicken Sam 65.00 110.00 1. Evans Ten Strike, HD — .... 49.50 79..50 1. Seeburg Jap Con 75.00 119. .50 .5. Evans Tomniv Gun .... 69.50 149.50 XX. Exhibit Bicycle .... .50.00 125.00 6. Seeburg Jail Bird 74..50 79.50 XX. Exhibit Basketball .... 75.00 1. Seeburg Shoot-The-Chute .... 65.00 100.00 5. Exhibit Bowling .AUev ...... 35.00 59.50 x.x. Seeburg Hitler XX. Exhibit Hi-Ball .... 65.00 85.00 Con 69.50 89.50 XX. 2. Exhibit Merchantman Seeburg Hockey 30.00 69.50 1. Seeburg Par. Gun 40.00 75.00 Roll Ch. Digger . ... 49.50 50.00 Seeburg Rayolite 5. Exhibit Rotary Mdsr .... 175.00 225.00 25.00 XX. Selectorscope 1. Exhibit Vitalizer ... 75.00 79.50 75.00 189.50 XX. Shoot-A-Bazooka (Con) 10.00 .5. Genco Bank Roll .... 159.50 250.00 2. Skee-Barrel Roll 265.00 320.00 XX. Genco Magic Roll . ... 39.50 125.00 XX. Star Elec. Hoist Dig 1. Genco Plav Ball .... 110.00 140.00 25.00 35.00 1. Super Torpedo 5. Genco Total Roll .... 425.00 275.00 300.00 x.x. Supreme Bolascore XX. Groetchen Mtn. Qimber ...... 65.00 75.00 5. Supreme Gun (Rev) XX. Groetchen Metal Typer ...... 175.00 75.00 179..50 4. Supreme Skee Roll 2. Gottlieb Skee Ballette .... 50.00 179.50 199. .50 .5. Supreme Rocket Buster 2. Jenn. Roll-In-The-Bar ...... 145.00 179.50 225.00 5 . Tail Gunner 1. Keenev Air Raider .... 89.50 195.00 65.00 85.00 XX. Test PRot 125.00 199.50 2. Keenev .Anti-Aireft. Br...... 39.50 65.00 XX. Target Roll, 14 Ft 79.50 6. Keeney Anti-Aircft. BI...... 40.00 42.50 1. Thunderbolt 195.00 325.00 5. KeCnev Bowlette .... 150.00 200.00 XX. Tokio Raider (Con) 16.50 16.75 XX. Keenev Navy Bomber .... 195.00 5. Victory Pool (Play Pool) .... 75.00 150.00 1. Keeney Sub Gun .... 75.00 155.00 6. Victory Roll 199.50 349.50 Warner Voice Recorder 350.00 375.00 5. Keenev Texas Leaguer ...... 27.00 5. Western Baseball ’39 40.00 XX. Kirk Air Defense .... 135.00 275.00 1. Western Baseball ’40 75.00 115.00 2. Kirk Night Bomber .... 225.00 250.00 2. Western Major League 85.00 Keep Punching .... 69.50 110.00 XX. Western Super Strength .... 32.50 39.50 XX. Klip-A-Nip (Con) .... 16.50 16.75 XX. Western Recordit 325.00 399.50 2. Kue Ball .... 25.00 1. Wurlitzer Skeeball 150.00 250.00 2. Liberator .... 12.5.00 175.00 2. Whee-(;ee Mystic 109.50 164.50 1. Zingo 150.00 195.00
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Kentucky $195.00 $299.50 All American Derby Con — $65.00 Acre 374.50 450.00 XX. All American 29.50 5. Long 4. Long Shot, PO 165.00 269.50 XX. Arlington 15.00 $20.00 One-Two-Three ’39, FP 42.50 XX. Aksaraben, PO 35.00 49.50 2. 4. One-Two-Three ’40 75.00 90.00 XX. Arrowhead 3d.00 XX. One-Two-Three ’41 90.00 99.50 XX. Big Game, PO 94.50 XX. Owl, FP 42.50 69.50 XX. Big Prize, FP 39.50 75.00 XX. Pastime (Rev) 175.00 239.50 XX. Big Prize, PO 49.50 7.6. Preakness, PO 12. ,50 4. Blue Grass, FP 185.00 189. .50 2. Pacemaker, PO 35.00 XX. Blue Ribbon, PO 40.00 .5. Pimlico, FP 295.00 369.50 5. Challenger 80.00 94.50 XX. Pot Shot 39. .50 5. Club Trophy, FP 225.00 325.00 32.50 1. Race King (Rev) 94.50 125.00 XX. Congo 6. .5. Record Time, FP Io5.00 179.50 XX. Contest, FP 99.50 104.50 XX. Rockingham 179..50 325.00 2. Dark Horse, FP 1.50.00 180.00 4. Santa Anita 95.00 225.00 XX. Derby King 70.00 1. XX. 7 Flasher, FP 79.50 XX. Derby Clock, PO 69.50 7.5.00 6. Sport Event, FP 135.00 XX. Derby Heat, PO 32.50 ,5. Lark, FP PO 12.5.00 139.50 XX. Derby Time, PO 98.50 99. .50 Sky & Siiori Special, FP 139.50 16.5.00 XX. Derby Winner, PO 12.5.00 2. — 1. Sport Page, PO 3.5.00 40.00 2. ’41 Derby FP 225.00 325.00 Spinning Reels, PO 72.50 110.00 XX. Dust m'irls 275.00 300.00 2. Sport King, PO 150.00 200.00 1. Eureka .59.50 79. .50 Stepper Upper, PO 6,5.00 XX. Feed Bag, PO 50.00 XX. Sportsmen (Rev) 100.00 295.00 XX. Flasher, PO .3.5.00 6. 7. Track Record 55.00 XX. Fleetwood 24. .50 35.00 1. ThistledoMiis - 40.00 50.00 1. Flying Champ 100.00 165.00 1. Thorobred 374..50 .397..50 2. Fairmount 39.5.00 475.00 Turf Champ, FP 40.00 .52. .50 7. Fair Grounds, PO 22..50 39. .50 Turf Special 15.00 XX. Fast Track 29.50 XX. 5. Turf King 295.00 395.00 XX. Fiye-In-One, FP 25.00 (Rev) 82.50 100.00 Fortune, FP 165.00 189..50 XX. Victorious 1943 XX. Victorious 1944 (Rev) 65.00 89.50 XX. Gold Cup, FP 49.50 .50.00 1. Victorious 1945 (Rev) 99..50 125.00 1. Grand National, PO 4.5.00 7.5.00 XX. Victory, FP 39.50 47.50 1. Grand Stand, PO ,50.00 65.00 \^Tiirlaway (Rev) 224.50 295.00 XX. Gold Medal, PO 25.00 45.00 1. 5. Winning Ticket 69.50 75.00 XX. Hawthorne, PO 50.00 79. .50 Admiral (Rev) 125.00 26.5.00 XX. Hi-Boy, PO 10.00 6. War 29.50 XX. Horseshoes, PO 39.50 XX. Zipper 2. Jockey Oub 295.00 325.00 XX. Jumbo ’44 79..50
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The Cash Box ' 9I. 7, ISo. 19 Week of January 21,.194S FREE PLAY PIN GAMES 4. A. B. C. .Bowler ..... $39.50 $65.00 XX. Crystal Gazer 26.50 XX. Dandy $19.00 $27.50 2. Action (Rev) .... 99.50 XX. Daily Dozen 10.00 15.00 100.00 125.00 2. Air Circus 7. Davy Jones 15.00 1. Air Force 70.00 99.50 7. Defense (Baker) 37.50 40.00 XX. Airliner 15.00 27.50 1. Defense (Genco) 89.50 109. .50 XX. Airport 25.00 XX. De-icer (Rev) 79.50 6. Alert (Rev) 59.50 74.50 6. Destroyer (Rev) 89. .50 94..50 XX. Ali Baba 29.50 XX. Dive Bomber (Rev) 39..50 2. Dixie 44..50 1. All American ... . 39.50 65.00 25.00 XX. All (Rev) 59.50 Out 6. Do-Re-Mi 60.00 69.50 1. American Beauty (Rev) .... 99.50 115.00 2. Double Feature 12.50 30.00 .5. Arizona (Rev) 100.00 249.50 1. Double Play .55.00 70.00 1. Anabel 25.00 30.00 1. Doughboy 35.00 50.00 .5. Armada 29.50 1. Drum Major 20.00 30.00 1. Argentine 50.00 79.50 2. Dude Ranch 30.00 44..50 XX. Arrowhead 19.50 50.00 7. Attention 32.50 49.50 XX. Duplex .50.00 55.00 XX.- .Avalon 15.00 27.50 5. Eagle Squadron (Rev) 95.00 125.00 XX. Airway 22.50 XX. Entry 32.50 39.,50 1. Ballv Beauty 29..50 55.00 XX. Eureka 2.5.00 49.50 XX. Banner 17..50 XX. Falling Sun (Rev) 59.50 1. Bandwagon 18.00 55.00 6. Fantasy 30.00 45.00 5. Fifth Inning 31.50 3.5.00 12..50 25.00 5. Bang XX. Fifty Grand 29;.50 6 . Barrage 25.00 45.00 XX. Fishiii’ (Rev) 55.00 .59.50 6 . Battle 87. .50 100.00 6. Five-ln-()ne 2.5.00 35.00 1 . Belle Hop 64..50 75.00 1. Five & Ten & Twenty 100.(M) 129.50 2. Big Chief 29..50 49.50 XX. Flagship 16.95 27.50 1. Big League 30.00 40.00 5. Hat Top (Rev) 205.00 249.50 5^. Big Parade 112.50 129..50 .5. neet .39.50 4.5.00 2. Big Show 19.00 .30.00 7. FHcker 25.00 49..50 XX. Big Ten 27.50 2. Flying Tiger 89.00 100.00 1 . Big Six 15.00 32..50 XX. Follies ’40 20.00 25.00 2 . Big Three (Rev) ..... 109..50 XX. Follow Up 20.00 24..50 5. Big Time 40.00 47.50 2. Foreign Colors 90.00 199. .50 1. Big Top 199..50 249.50 2. Formation 27.50 30.00 6 . Big Town 21.50 40.00 2. Four Aces 105.00 120.00 XX. Blackout 15.00 35.00 2. Four Diamonds 49.50 65.00 1. Blondie 20.00 .30.00 XX. Four-Five-Six 15.00 17. .50 2. Bombardier (Rev) 89.50 115.00 2. Four Roses 49.50 55.00 4. Bola Way 65.00 75.00 1. Fox Hunt 29..50 42.50 XX. Bomb-The-Axis 64.50 79..50 XX. Flash 18.50 23.50 6 . Boomtown 19.50 22..50 .5 . G. I. J{>e (Conv) 69.50 79.50 XX. Bordertown 24..50 2. Girls Ahoy (Rev) 30.00 .59.50 1 . Bosco 69.50 80.00 4. Glamour ..1 30.00 65.00 XX. Bountv 12.00 25.00 1. Gobs 85.00 149..50 XX. Bowling Alley 20.00 35.00 2. Gold Star 25.00 39. .50 XX. Box Score 12.50 XX. Golden Gate 15.00 20.00 5. Brazil (Rev) 175.00 249.50 1. Grand Canyon (Rev) 210.00 249.50 XX. Brite Spot 22.50 30.00 1. Gun Club 60.00 79.50 6 . Broadcast 39.50 69.50 XX. Buckeroo 15.00 19.50 XX. Headliner 20.00 39.50
XX. Burlesk .. .. 89.50 XX. Hi-Bov (Rev) 45.00
1 . Cadillac 30.00 49.50 1. Hi-Dive 59.50 90.00 XX. Canteen 149..50 190.00 1. Hi-Hat 45.00 80.00 4. Capt. Kidd 50.00 90.00 XX. High Light 18.95 2. Casablanca (Rev) 179..50 225.00 2. High Stepper 34..50 35.00 4. Champ .35.00 49..50 2. Hit-The-Jap (Rev) 39.50 42. .50 5. Champion 12..50 39.50 1. Hold Over 39.50 49..50 XX. Charm 39.50 .5. HoUpvood 249..50 XX. Chevron 12..50 15.00 1. Home Run ’40 22.50 45.00 7. Chief 15.00 1. Home Run ’41 49.50 74.50 7. Chubbie 20.00 39.50 2. Home Run ’42 60.00 72.00 XX. Circus 25.00 34.50 1. Horoscope 39.50 100.00 5. Click .... 69..50 74.50 5. Idaho 249.50 XX. Clipper 25.00 2. Invasion (Rev) 99.50 115.00 5 . Clover .59..50 69.50 2. JoUy 30.00 39.50 XX. C. 0 . D 15.00 22. .50 XX. 2. Jeep (Rev) 119.50 Commander (Rev) . .. .50.00 69.50 XX. XX. Jumper 25.00 29.50 Commodore . . . 25.00 5. Jungle 59.50 72.50 XX. Congo 24.50 25.00 5. Keep ’em Flying 125.00 149.50 XX. Conquest 16.95 27.00 XX. Contact 15.00 25.00 XX. Keen-A-BaR 24.50 35.00 Contest 115.00 XX. Kismet 249.50 XX. Convention 20.00 32..50 XX. Klick 15.00 22.50 2 . Cowboy 20.00 2. Knock-Out 70.00 99.50 XX. Cover Girl 200.00 249.50 2. Knock-Out-the-Jap 79.50 105.00 2 . Cross Line 40.00 XX. Lancer 25.00 39.50 XX. Crystal 34..50 42..50 ,5. Landslide 39.50 49.50 www.americanradiohistory.com 1 1
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January 21, 194^ The 1 Week of . 7, Ao. 19 FREE PLA\ PIN GAMES $85.00 $249.50 XX. Second Front (Rey) J75.00 XX. Sentry (Rev) 59.50 99.50 29.50 60.00 T s.nrl nflF 25.00 $49.50 1. Seven Up 50.00 65.00 79.00 154.50 30.00 39.50 4. Shangri La 49.50 79.50 1. Short Stop 30.00 35.00 40.00 79.50 130.00 169.50 55.00 87.50 45.00 30.00 2. Silver Skates 40.00 2. Limeliglit 15.00 35.00 20.00 49.50 45.00 25.00 30.00 2. Sink-The-Jap (Rev) 17.50 22.50 25.00 60.00 71.50 25.00 149.50 165.00 15.00 20.00 25.00 15.00 55.00 22.50 20.00 1 ’J.0 12.50 135.00 145.00 40.00 67.50 2. Sky Rider (Rev) 1 VI.. ’J.1 39.50 50.00 40.00 1. Slap-The-Jap 50.00 79.50 89.00 209.50 1. Slugger 1. Marines-At-Play 60.00 79.50 89.00 125.00 1. Smak-The-Jap (Rev) 4. Snappy ’41 57.50 65.00 32..50 35.00 50.00 75.00 19.50 39.50 249.50 35.00 49.50 22.00 39.50 32.50 35.00 15.00 19.50 25.00 39.50 69.50 24.50 29.50 12.50 15.00 29.50 XX* iTliaHaj aaasbbbawwwwww-- 24.50 c itf /RdivA 110.00 114.50 20.00 22.50 35.00 39.50 40.00 50.00 25.00 29.50 35.00 71.50 109.50 25.00 50.00 80.00 39.50 42.50 6. Spot-Cha (Rev) 125.00 19..50 69.50 60.00 79.50 19.50 39.50 INippj XX. 84.50 39.50 • • 18.00 /. I>iie i-*iuu v**-*^’/ • 24.50 12.00 5. Stage Door Canteen 249.50 16.50 22.50 25.00 35.00 50.00 74.50 69.50 15.00 5. Star Attraction 54.50 175.00 249.50 30.00 65.00 30.00 39.50 . One-lwo-inree 175.00 249.50 0 49.50 55.00 - - **0 2, t/n6 wo nreo . . . . . 110.00 225.00 69..50 75.00 Une-lwo-lnree 20.00 3.5.00 XX. 65.00 89.50 70.00 74.50 27.50 105.00 17.50 5. 1 aralroop 49.50 79..50 37.50 j.* fJHiper ••••••••••»• 35.00 39.50 . Pan iVmcncan 29.50 2 35.00 69.50 jlX* wiiper oia ••••••••••••» 89.50 95.00 34.50 39.50 59.50 60.00 6. Parade Leader \,i\ev^ 49.50 29.50 e T'.. Qtrill 40.00 XX. rep (.Re\; 40.00 69.50 44.50 35.00 89.50 94.50 4. Texas Mustang 2 . Pin Up Girl 22.50 39.50 30.00 35.00 (.Kev^ 25.00 XX. Playtime 22.50 30.00 . . ’7 nr'i...:ii.>.. 12.50. 25.00 39.50 59.50 60.00 49.50 74.50 110.00 49.50 15.00 29.50 89.00 89.50 15.00 35.00 2. Production (Rev) 34.50 22.50 ••••••• 79.00 115.00 , torpedo i airoi 25.00 1 40.00 69.50 25.00 249.50 trade vv inu \,ivev^ D. 42.50 54.50 29.50 17.50 .. . . . 47 5O 15.00 40.00 XX. Rat.*! (Kev; 15.00 20.00 17..50 XX. triple 1 15.00 17.50 y V. Hecord Iirt:aW.er e*...--- 1.5.00 30.00 45.00 59.50 19.50 Red, ^hite & Blue XX. 39..50 49.50 34.50 5. Repeater XX. Up ct up 20.00 30.00 39.50 19.00 12.50 15.00 XX. Rink 45.00 69.50 Rev 34.00 60.00 6. Roll Call ( ; 25.00 44.50 . . . 65.00 99.50 5. Roller Derb> 30.00 89.50 74.50 94.50 7. Kolor lable 25.00 27.50 2 . Roxy 15.00 27.50 XX. Vogue 249.50 169.50 249.50 (Rev) 5. Wagon Wheels 1. Santa Fe 32.50 45.00 45.00 54.50 1. Sara Suzy 35.00 39.50 . . . XX. White Sails XX. Scandals (Rev) 59.50 35.00 55.00 .5. Wild Fire 25.00 ™. 11.50 22..50 XX. 6. Scoop 44.50 30.00 XX. 1. Score-A-Line 39.50 19.50 XX. Yacht Club loq^O XX. Score Lard 199.^^ 249.50 1 . Yankee Doodle 6. Score Champ 99.50 1 . XX. Scout (Rev) 67.50 XX Sea Powers (Rev) 65.00 XX. 20.00 XX. 1. Sea Hawk - 69.50 2. 15.00 25.00 XX. "P 49.50 60.00 5. Zombie
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CONSOLES3.
5. 5c Baker’s Pacer DD $115.0 $475.00 1. MiUs 4 Bells $325.00 $695.00
XX. C.S, Baker’s Pacer DD $225.00 375.00 1. Mills 3 Bells 725.00 895.00 5. 25c Baker’s Pacer DD 325.00 375.00 5. Mills Auto Dice 25c 39.50 45.00 XX. 5c Baker’s Pacer Std 250.00 295.00 XX. Face Century 300.00 350.00 XX. 25c Baker’s Pacer Std 350.00 365.00 XX. Pace Marathon 99.50 XX. C.S. Baker’s Pacer (Standard) 475.00 487.50 Paces Races Bl. Cab 49.50 100.00 XX. Ballv Entry 22.50 2. Paces Races Br. Cab 125.00 175.00 XX. Bangtails ’39 150.00 200.00 2. Paces Races, Red Arrow 124.50 150.00 XX. Bangtails ’40 175.00 200.00 XX. Paces ’39 Saratoga 47.50 79.50 Bangtails ’41 225.00 295.00 XX. Paces ’40 Saratoga 129.50 5. Big Game, P.0 45.00 89.50 5. Paces Saratoga, w. rails 90.00 119.50 1. Big Game, FP $ 79.50 135.00 7. Paces Saratoga, no rails 65.00 4. Big Top, FP 65.00 109.50 5. Paces Saratoga Comb 125.00 139.50 5. Paces Saratoga 2. Big Top, PO 65.00 89.50 Jr. PO 75.00 99.50 XX. Saratoga, Sr 5. Bob Tail, PO 110.00 125.00 Paces 250.00 279.00 2. Reels 1. Bob Tail, FP 95.00 99.50 Paces Comb 150.00 159.50 2. Paces Reels, Jr. PO 50.00 60.00 I XX. Buckley, 7 Bells 17.5.00 289.50 5. Paces Reels, Sr. 100.00 196.50 ' XX. Bucklev Long Shot Par 700.00 PO 2. Paces Reels, with rails 6.5.00 80.00 I 5. Buckley Col. Sit. Head 65.00 XX. Paces Reels, rails 69.50 75.00 XX. Buckley ('ol. New Top 75.00 no XX. Beulah Park 94.50 110.00 1. Paces Twin 5-10 319.50 325.00 XX. Charley Horse 100.00 5. Paces Twin Console 5/25 350.00 395.00 XX. China Boy 59.50 2. Pastune 124.50 219.50 XX. Chucklette 20.00 55.00 XX. Paddock Club 50.00 2. Club BelU 184.00 245.00 XX. Pamco DeLuxe Bell 49.50 75.00 XX. Parlay Race^ 35.00 95.00 XX. Club BeUs 25c 300.00 XX. Pay Day 149.50 225.00 XX. Club Chief 89.50 XX. Pheasant 6.00 :xx. Club House 50.00 90.00 XX. Pickeiii 22.50 5. Derby Day Slant -13.00 65.00 XX. Ray^s Track 40.00 49.50 7. Derby Day Flat 17.20 25.00 6. Rio 25.00 XX. Derby Winner $274.50 XX. Riviera 150.00 289.50 XX. Dixie .59.50 XX. Rollette, Jr 60.00 XX. Dominola 35.00 5. RoUette, Jr. (41) 125.00 XX. Double Bells 159.50 XX. Rollette, Sr 490.00 499.50 5. Duo Twin Bells 5-25 400.00 630.00 XX. Rosemont 25.00 3. Evans Pacers 295.00 325.00 5. Royal Draw 50.00 105.00 XX. El Dorado 75.00 XX. Royal Flush 40.00 75.00 5. Exhibit Races 25.00 XX. Royal Lucre ’41 275.00 290.00 5. Fast Time, FP 60.00 69.50 2. Roll ’em 139.50 149.50 5. Fast Time, PO 75.00 89.50 5. Roulette 25c Caille 250.00 275.00 XX. Favorite 25.00 XX. Seeburg Races 35.00 XX. Flashing Thru 95.00 XX. Saddle Club 35.00 47.50 XX. Hashing Ivories 245.00 XX. Silver Bell 29.50 32.50 XX. Fleetwood 30.00 XX. Silver Moon, Comb 140.00 155.00 1. Four-Way Super Bell 475.00 495.00 1. Silver Moon, PO 125.00 129.50 2. Four-Way Bell 3-5 1-25 400.00 650.00 2. Silver Moon FP 75.00 125.00
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CIGARETTE AND CANDY MERCHANDISERS CIGARETTE CANDY DU GRENIER DU GRENIER $20.00 $39.50 $49.50 6. Candy Man 6. Model S 7 Column §15.00 64.50 1. Model VT> 7 Column 32.50 69.50 NATIONAL 6. Model W 9 Column 30.00 70.00 74.50 XX. Model 618, 6 Column 50.00 1. Model WD 9 Column XX. Model 918, 9 Column 6. Champion, 11 Column Regular 60.00 King Size 104.50 97.50 XX. Model 918, 9 Column 6. Champion, 9 Column .. 86.50 Special 85.00 100.00 6. Champion, 7 Column .. ROWE XX. 8 Column Standard 45.00 NATIONAL 85.00 59.50 XX. 8 Column DeLuxe 2. Model 9-50 50.00 7. 8 Column Ic Gum & Minl- 12.50 XX. Model 7-50, Regular . 42.50 XX. 8 Column 5c Gum & Mint.. 16.50 XX. Model 7-50, Ring Size 42..50 47.50 40.00 7. Model 9-30 30.00 65.00 79.50 U-NEED-A-PAK 7. Model 9A .. 69.50 7. 5 Column 40.00 XX. Model 6-30 22.50 XX. Model 6-26 15.00 U-SELECT-IT 22..50 XX. 54 Bars 15.00 20.00 ROWE XX. 72 Bars 7.50 XX. Aristocrat, 6 Column .... STONER Imperial, 6 Col 15.00 XX. Column .55.00 6. Imperial, 8 Col 25.00 .59.50 XX. 6 8 Column 65.00 XX. Royal, 6 Col 35.00 45.00 XX. XX. Royal, 8 Col 45.00 65.00 XX. Royal, 10 Col 45.00 57..50 SCALES XX. President, 6 Col 45.00 XX. President, 8 Col 55.00 Col 65.00 85.00 WATLING XX. President, 10 60.00 XX. Tom Thumb, Plain 47.50 89.50 2. Tom Thumb, Fortune 75.00 95.00 XX. 500 Fortune 90.00 U-NEED-A-PAK 115.00 6. Hi-Boy Guesser 69.50 XX. Model E, 6 Col 10.00 XX. Model E, 8 Col 20.00 25.00 JENNINGS XX. Model E, 9 Col 25.00 5. Junior XX. Model E, 12 Col 35.00 XX. Lo Boy 49.50 XX. Model E, 15 Col 45.00 20.00 42.50 XX. Model A, 6 Col PEERLESS XX. Model A, 8 Col - 30.00 49.50 Boy 37.50 50.00 XX. Model A, 9 Col 35.00 XX. Lo XX. Model 500, 7 Col 60.00 XX. Model 500, 9 CoL 75.00 MILLS .50.00 60.00 XX. Model 500, 15 Col 75.00 7. Lo Boy PACE XX. Lo Boy 49.50 IDEAL XX. Lo Boy 42.50
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The Cash Box Week January 1946- 'ol 7 No. 19 of 21, MANUFACTURERS’ NEW EQUIPMENT
MUSIC ARCADE
AIREON CHICAGO COIN Fiesta Goalee $525.00
Artisan . .
Air Liner . GENCO Total Roll WURLITZER JAFCO #3020—5/10/25C 3-wire Wall Box Roll-A-Ball $379.50 #3021—5c Wall Box #3031—5c 30-wire Wall Box #4000 Speaker MUNVES #4002 Speaker Super Skee Roll 349.50 PONSER Bank Ball $375.00 PINS SUPREME GOTTLIEB Bola Score Stage Door Canteen 1249.50 BALLY MARVEL Undersea Raider 399.50 Hollywood $249.50
UNITED EVANS Ten Strike 299.50 South Seas Ten Strike FP 359.50 WILLIAMS Suspense Laura 249JO CONSOLES
P & S Bangtail 5c Comb. FP & PO . . . $674.50 Kismet I249J9 Bangtail 25c Comb. FP & PO . . . 764.50 PIONEER Smiley ONE-BALLS
SLOTS BALLY Victory Derby MILLS 5c Black Cherry Bell $205.00 10c Black Cherry Bell 210.00 25c Black Cherry Bell 215.00 50e Black Cherry Bell 292.00
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Bronze Chief . Club Chief
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S^rt Race King, .from—^Thistledown, Sea Biscuit All-American Derby, .from— Grand Stand, Grand Record Time Rockingham from— National, Pacemaker from—-Turf Champs .from-C^^^ Victorious Du^s7 Whirls.'..'.’.*..'.. Admiral from—Grand Stand Sport Page, Blue Ribbon War Fast Track. from— Whirlaway. .from—Blue Grass. Dark Horse, Foreign Colors Sport Special Pastime from—Turf Champs
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- SLOTS - FOR SALE - We have on hand one-cherry 3-5 payouts with tr without lemons on the first reel, with right percentage payouts, 5//10//25/ denominations in Blue Fronts, Brown fYonts, Cherry Bells. All have Knee Aotion, Club Handles, etc. For price write, wire or phone* Will take any of your Mills or Jennings machines on hand in trade. CHRQIvIE COIN COMPANY 1200 S* 5th STREET (Telt Orchard 2125) MILWAUKEE 4, 1VIS.
"RE D ELI N NOT JUST MO C SALE" A REMOVAL OR CLOSEOUT - BUT REALLY RECONDITIONED BUYS THAT WE ARE REDUCING IN ORDER TO GO AHEAD V/ITH OUR REI!0DEILING PROGRAM. ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED IN FIRST HASS CDNDfTION SLOT MACHINES 5/ Blue Front CHKA. #125,00 5/ Brovm Front, Rebuilt,...., #140,00 10/ Blue Front, Single Jack ,.130,00 5/ Cherry Bell .,145 ,00 10/ Blue Front CHKA. 145,00 10/ Cherry Bell 170,00 5/ Brown Front ,140,00 5/ Original Chrome.. ..235,00 25/ Caille ,.49,50 5/ Pace De Luxe.. .•'85*00 25/ Broivn Front i... 220,00 5/ Face Kitty...... 70.00 ONE- BALLS Jockey Club .,#300700 sTa Biscuit ...... -...... ,#40 00 nta Anita . . . .110,00 _ ^ ^_ _ _ Race King 125*.00 five-balls Fow Diamonds #59.50 Mwiicker #79.50 Ragtime ...... 329 50 League Leader ....39,50 Vacation '39*50 Playmates 39.50 Six! 'slw ^nd Wagon 39,50 Star Attraction 54,50 Slap-the-Jap .',39,50 Itoroscope 59,50 Seven Up ..,.59.50 ARCADE- EQUIPMENT h95.00 Rapid Fire #125,00 ^wl ^--Bomb. 175.00 Periscope 125,00 Tommy Gun 130 00 E^ns Play Ball 135,00 Sky Fighter .225.00 Victory Pool ’.ilooioo 250.00 Submarine ^.135,00 Zingo .150.00 PHONOS & SPECIALS Two Door Double Stands, complete Rock-Ola Imperial, remote unit .. .,#220,00 except for locking bars ,# 35,00 Rock-Ola 16 Record Rhythm King Single Box Stands 150,00 12 ,50 Wurlitzer 41 Counter Model, ..,125,00 Capehart 20 Selector Phono 120,00 Wurlitzer 71 Counter Model ..,,225,00 Melotone 16 record phono. .225,00 Wurlitzer IWlh 12 Units, complete. . 195,00 Singing Towers '20 Selector ,.275,00 Packard Boxes, like new. 29,50 Singing Towers, 40 Selector .475,00
' "tERIvIS ^ : 173 CERTIFIED DEPOSIT HViT ISCONSIN’S LEADING DISTRIBUTOR" UNITED COIN MACHINE COMPANY 6304 TCSI GREEHFIELD AVENUE (PHOHE; GREEHFIELD 6772) MIDTAUKEE 14. mSC0W.9T1
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Amusement Enterprises Co. was founded on the tradition of good merchandising and quality equipment.
n launching this new enterprise it was decided from the start to channel our efforts to produce a top performance,
always . . . and with this as basic policy we pledge ourselves to manufacture quality games exclusively — games that are well designed and expertly constructed.
Our first winner, the "Bank Ball" Skee GEORGE PONSER — IRVING KAYE Alley, is the initial affirmation of our pledge . . . and the overwhelming public Manufacturers of Quality Games response to the game on location is 2 Columbus Circle New York 19, N. Y. assurance that we are hitting the mark. Circle 6-6651
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- CONSOLES -
FOR SALE - 5 Pace Saratogas comb. FP & PO |125. ea,; 1 Evans Base Ball Il50, ; 3 Evana Galloping Dominoes two-tone, jackpot models |2S5. ea,; 3 Evans Lucky Lucres s^l50, ea,; 3 Evans Lucky Stars ^|125, ea. BADGER SALES COMPANY 1612 VlT, PICO BOULEVARD (Tel: DRexel 4326) LOS ANGELES, 15, CAL.
AMPLIFIERS FOR SAIjE - Universal Amplifiers, Standard model fits Wvirlitzer, Rock-Ola Seeburg, Mills '|54.50j DeLuxe Blodel Fits Wurlitzer, Rock-Ola Mills and Seeburg Remote. Extra volume superb tone ^69,50, HASTINGS DISTRIBUTING. COMPx.NY 2014 V/EST VLIET STPIEET MILIYAUKEE 5, VIISC.
PROTECT YOUR PHONOGRAPH NEW SLIPOVER PADS T FOR MCWING YOUR machine:O 67x40x28 - LINED INSIDE AND OUT WITH 11,6 OUNCE OLIVE DRAB Tl^'flLL OUR SUPPLY IS LIMITED ORDER now. $ 14.75 w 788 BROADWAY ALBANY, N. Y. j - ADAPTER - "WANT - 1 Adapter for Rock-Ola Imperial, Monarch or V/indsor, LA BEAiU NOVELTY SALES CCl^PANY 1946 UNU/ERSITY AVENUE ST. PAUL 4, MINN.
WURLIUER - 5E E BUR6 - ROC KOLA-M I IL S — AM MOTORS REPAIRED PE'i^OUND TO FACTORY SPECIFICATIONS. mVE KEVEH HiD A REPALHED MOTO^^ COMPLETE HETURIBID. FWPID SEiTCICE - PEPAIHED OR EXCH ANGSID WITHIN 24 H0UR3 c:7oo —TTo after AHIIYAL. 0 u D
503 WEST 41st STREET ( PHONE t LOngacre 3-5959) NEV YORK err',
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HNCOMPBOMISINC POLICY
FROM 1917 TO 1942
“Endorsing Only The Best”
In 1942 war restrictions and conditions called for of /eosf a compro-
mise in our policy if we were to continue our business.
Rather than do that we stopped!
Being sure now that nothing can compel us to make even a remote
change in our original policy, we are renewing our activities in every
field of the Coin Machine Industry with this pledge.
We shall recommend and sell Only The Best Amusement-Merchan-
dising-Music Machines and Accessories.
Our new home at 199 W. Girard Avenue the largest of its kind will
be completed about February 20 with most modem facilities to
serve the trade in a manner not equalled in any part of the United
States.
Soon we shall announce our new method of distribution which will
create the best relations between manufacturer, distributor, jobber,
and operator. This method will be a liberal departure from old
fashioned methods. We will pioneer it to benefit the industry.
Our Pittsburgh Branch is now in full swing under the direction of
Harry Rosenthal, with Captain Herbert Rosenthal Sales Manager,
and George F. Klersey Service Manager.
BANNER SPECIALTY COMPANY 199 W. GIRARD AVENUE 1508 FIFTH AVENUE
PHILADELPHIA 23, PA. PITTSBURGH 19, PA.
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Page 39 — ll 0 ¥ D E L I V E R I H Gi NEW EQUIPMENT LISTED I ^ |TTeW JENNINGS SLCGS-ALL MODELS-|)|^iVe ^ i HOLLWOOD - 5-BALL $249,50 GOALEE $525,00 UNDERSEA RiilDER - GUN 399.50 STAGE DOOR CANTEEl'1 249.50 EVANS BANGTAILS -5 COMBINATION TREE PLAY & PAY OUT - 7-COIN 674.50 EVANS BANGTAILS - 25/ CavIBINATION FREE PWiY & PAY OUT - 7-COIN..... 764,50 EViJIS TEN STRIKE |299.50 - WIIR FREE PLAY 359,50 KLEER.-FLO FARTS CLEANER AND 50 GALLON DRUM OF FLUID 12 9.50 O DAKtHD AAAQ including lO bar boxes, extra IUBES, PROJECTION LAMPS, GEARS, Z rAi\lUKA/V\j splicer, service kit, roll cable, mirror, etc. lot $650,oo CONSOLES — ONE BALLS — ARCADE EQUIPMENT — SLOTS - CONSOLES - - ARCADE EQUIPMENT - PACE &/ & 10/ rra CONSOLE $289.50 RAPID FIRE - A-1 |l65.00 PACE 5/ & 25/ WIN CONSOLE 325.00 SHOOT THE CHUTES 109,50 Y^ATLING BIG GAlffi - F.P. - 5/ 79,50 RAPID FIRE GUN CASTINGS - NEW 19.50 YIATLING BIG GAME - P.O. - 5/ 89.50 CHICAGO COIN HOCKEY 219,50 VfATLING BIG GA.ME - P.O, - 10/ 149,50 SKILL JUMP & STAND 59.50 7YATLING BIG GAIiE - P.O, - 25/ 189.50 TOmY GUN - LATE MODEL 149.50 BOX STANDS - FOR SLOTS 19.50 EXHIBIT CANDID CAMERA 94.50 JENN. SILVER MOON - F.P 109.50 SUPREBIE SKEE ROLL 199.50 BALLY SUN RAY - F.P 149.50 SHOOT TO TOKIO 139,50 BALLY BIG TOP - F.P 109.50 AIR RAIDER. 179.50 SUPER BALI. - 5/ & 5/ P.O 319,50 - SLOTS -
SUPER BELL - 5/ CaiB 294,50 10/ JENN. SKY CHIEF ^ SPECIAL. . .$18 9,50 38 TRACK TIME 89,50 5/ WATL. ROLATOP - REBUILT 119.50 - ONE BALLS - 1/ MILLS Q. T. 49,50 41 DERBY ...$339,50 5/ BLUE FRONT t 3-5.... 129.50 PBILICO 369,50 5/ CHERRY BELL - C.H.K.A 18 9,50 BALLY DARK HORSE 179.50 10/ BLUE FRONT - PERFECT 16 9,50 JOCKEY CLUB 339.50 10/ MILLS CHROME 295.00 KENTUCKY 2 99,50 GROETCHEN COLURIPIA - CIG 6 9,50 CLUB TROPHY 315.00 5/ VEST POCKETS - REFINISHSD 49.50 lURF KING 395.00 5/ MILLS SILVER CHROME 265,00 LONG SHOT .269,50 25/ CAILLE - 3-5 - RED ENAI'.iEL 8 9,50 LEViDER, ZOMBIE, STARS, DO RE MI, DOUBLE FLAY, SUN \A/ A M T r r\ I SE/AI, DUPLEX, SKY BLAZER & YfEST YMND $45.00. ALSO VV r\ l\l I L U I © ALL IRJSIC & OTHER EQUIPMENT, SEND YOUR LIST, -ONE-HALF DEPOSIT lYITH ORDERS, BALANCE C.O.D. OR SIGHT DPJiFT _EMPIRE COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE 28 i2 flBST NORTH AVENUE (HUMBOLDT 6288-8 9 CHICQGQ 47, ILLINOIS
- PINS - ^WANT - Any quantity of Genco’s Boscos, Capt, Kidds and Argentines. State condition and price R & Y NOVELTIES 131 CLINTON AVENUE (Tel: J/IArket 3-6105) N0YARK, 2, N. J.
- .MAIKJFACTURERS ^ NOTICE - Y/ant to get in touch with coin machine manufacturers for wholesale distributor- ship of coin machines, any type, for Eastern Canada, the Maratime Provinces. Send in- formation to: REID AIvIUSKiENT MACHINES 280 BOTSFORD STREET (L. A. Reid) MONCTON, N.B.,CAN.
- ARCADE - Y/ANT - Bank Rolls and Vlurlitzer Skee Ball Alleys, Any number, any price or condition, I. EDEOvIAN 2456 GRAND RIVER (Tel: Randolph 8547) DETROIT, MICH,
P A N O R A M P ROJ b C_ T lO N LA AA P S GENERAL ELECTRIC 500 WATT 500 HOUR $3.00 EACH. $33,00 PER DOZ. MITCHELL NOVELTY CQiPANY 1629 Y/EST MITCHELL STREET (PHONE: MITCHELL 3254) MILYIAUKDE 4, YMSC,
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We Are Also Converting
ZOMBIE DO-RE-MI SUN BEAM STARS DOUBLE PLAY LEADER WEST WIND DUPLEX SKY BLAZER
NOTE We will buy at $60.00 each,
t.o.b., our factory, any of the
above listed games.
See Your Distributor or Write Direct!
6125 N. WESTERN AYE. UNITED MANUFACTURING COMPANY CHICAGO 45, ILLINOIS
“DUCKY” “IN THE DARK ’ 1800 R.M. Holes 5c Play 960 G.L. Holes 10c Play
Takes In . $90.00 Takes In $96.00 Pays Out 47.06 Pays Out. 46.48
HARLICH READY NOW! MANUFACTURING CO. READY SOON! OUR NEWEST CATALOG 1417 W. JACKSON BLVD. OUR NEW MILLION SEND FOR IT TODAY! CHICAGO 7 , ILLINOIS DOLLAR PLANT! www.americanradiohistory.com . .
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WITH ITS rAX'“FR EE FEATURES- 0112 OF THE MOST FilOFITAFLE IIACIIINES YOU CAN OPEEiVTE A (Trade I'^rk) N S y? MODEL THE- MIRACLE F H 0 T 0 G H A F H E R ORDER EARLY FOR E/JiLY DELIVERY Completely Autonatici Coin OperatedI No Attendants Needed! Delivers a beautiful framed photo-portrcit in less than 60 seconds. Ihe only machine of its kind in iiie world. Millions now want up-to-the-^rainute photographs. Photomatic attracts them in crowds.* A handsome sturdy machine precision-made BUILT TO LAST, An extraordinary dependable money maker all the year ’round, **Let Photomatic Work For You” SEND FOR IHE FHOTOLIATIC SELLING FL/dl. INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE CORPORATION
44-01 EJEVENTH STREET R/iBKIN, FIESIDENT * LONG ISLAND CITY, 1, NEW YORK - 1945 - - OUR 50th YEAR OF SERVICE
1RJ3IC - ARCADE WANT - Cash for Rock-Ola Playmasters and 1940 Counter Models. Also Chicoin Hockeys. Give price and condition in first letter, STE/fART NOVELTY COMPANY 250 SOUTH STATE STREET SALT L/^KE CITY, UTAH
CANADIAN OPERATORS: MUSIC - PINS - ARCADE FOR SALE - Phonographs: Pin Tables; Arcade Equipment, DONALD FIELDING & COIvIPANY 4356 ST. LATHiENCE ST, (Lloyd Flaubert, Manager) MONTREAL, P. Q. ,CAN.
- IvIUSIC - WANT - SeebuTg, Wurlitzer, Rock-Ola, Mills, all models. Highest cash prices paid, Write, wire or phone and v/e*ll give o\ir highest offer within 24 hours. DAVE LOYff & COlffANY 524 TENTH AVENUE (Tel ‘.Bryant 9-081?) NEW YORIT, N.Y,
COUNTER GAJJES V/ANT - Liberty F.R, ^8,; Cigarette (p5,; Spark Champion F.R. |8., Cigarette |5,00; Sparks, Mercury, American Eagle aM Marvels 1^5.; Aces, Imps, Cubs and Daval-i’21 |3,; Vest Pockets ^25.; CoTumbias ^15, Send list and details. Write for Salesboard cat- alog and Deals, ABCO NOVELTY CavIPANY 809 V/, MADISON STREET (Tel: Hay 3695) CHICAGO, ILL,
SLOTS - PINS - CONSOLES - ARCADE WANT - Mills, Jennings Free Play Slots; Free Play Games and Consoles; Scales; Arcade; and Counter Games. Canadian Operators; Write for our price list on all coin operated equipjiient ST. TFIOiaS COIN SALES, LTD., ST. THaUS, ONT., CANADA
DISTRIBUTOR NOTICE - You’ll like to do business with Jack Rosenfeld. Exclusive Bally Distributor for Eastern Missouri, Southern Illinois, Western Kentucky. J. ROSENFELD COMPANY 3218 OLIVE STREET (Tel: NEVstead 1583) ST. LOUIS 3, MO.
- MUSIC - - MT Phonographs, any make, any quantity. Advise fully what you have, AMERICAN DISTRIBUT HIG Ccl,iPANY 3034 COkTIERCE STREET (Tel: Riverside 1526 ) D TEXi'iS
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WE HAVE AVAILABL [- FOR IA/U/>EDIATE DELIVERY A-1 CONDITION- THE FOLLOWING MACHINES SLOTS ARCADE EQiimiENT GOLF 5/, l0^ 50/ GOLD CHROMES BALLY RtiriD FII?E CHESTER POILARD TROOPERS 5^, 10;^, 25;^, 50/ BUIE FR0HT3 SKYFIGHTER PAIU (Refinished, Club Handle) CHICKEN SAMS JAILBIRDS LEAGUERS 5/, 10/, 25/ BROIW FROIITS PARACHUTES TEXAS 5/, 10/, CHERRY BELLS ZINGO PHOTOMATIC 10/,MEL0H BELLS CHI COIN HOCKEY DRIVEMOBILE 5/, 10/ BOMJS BELLS KEENEY AIR RAIDER 5/ JEirHIHGS CLUB CONSOLE 5/ JENNINGS FOUR STAR CHIEF •CONSOLES Mis TER CHIEF 5/ \1 • PINS 5/, 10/ SKYSCiiAFER 5/, 10/ LION HEAD ARCADE CAIILE 5/, 10/ LIST! 5/, 10/, 25/ GOOSENECK ANY QUANT ITYISEND 5/, 10/, 25/ ROMAN HEAD 'TRITE - HIRE - PHONE BILL CONTE
F I S C O sales company 310 MAIN STREET (PHONE: 3486) HAVERHILL, MASS,
- ARCADE - V/ANT - Wo will buy Western Baseballs, all models except Majors. Write stating quanti- ty, models, condition and price. If they are not complete or parts are damaged, please explain. RUSSELL N. GOOSELIN 81 VfASIIINGTON STREET (Tel: LYnn 2 - 1993) LYNN, MSS
- SERVICE - NOTICE - Complete phonograph repair service, amplifiers motors, pickups and counter boxes. Used eqviipment bought and sold. ViLrite or phone NELS NELSON 232 9 V/EST PICO BOULEVARD (Tel: FItzroy 0545) LOS ANGELES, CAL.
- PHONO CASTERS - FOR SALE - We can make immediate shipment of our famous exclusive new Plaskite casters for your phonos. Treat each phono on your route to a new set of these fine casters. Will not scratch hardwood floors. Price only ii)l.50 per set of 4 casters complete with steel sockets, L. BER1!/.N & COMPANY 112-114 N.W, FIRST STREET (Tel: 3-2734) EVANSVILLE 8, IND.
PINS - ARCADE FOR SALE - Dollar saving buys: Seven Ups |29.50; Dixies ^25.; Zombies s)60,j Gold Stars
ij^25,j • Bakers Line Ups j Skyline J20, Ten Spots $40,; On Decks $15.; Band Wagons $18.; Sky Rays $27.50; Zooms and Pikes Peakes $10„; Texas Leaguers $27. GILLES AMUSMENT COMPANY
72^ MAIN STREET (Tel: 51 ) OSAGE, lA.
NEEDED BY EVL'RY OPERATOR - MECIUNIG - SERVICE MAN - SHOP \\ FLUORESCENT INSPECTION AND WORK LIGHT" A 1000 HOUR LIGHT IN A NON-BRSAKABLE PLASTIC TuPE. 11 " LONG, l|-'’ DIAMETER, 27 FT. EXTILA HEAVY RUBBER CORD. lEISILY CARRIED IN ^UJY KIT VHLI’TIy for DEALER'S QUANTITY I RICE .'ONLY $8.95. EACH Express Prepaid v/-hen full cash accompanies sample order. Ivlonoy Refunded If Rot 100^ Satisfied. PAUL, A. LAYMON 1503 W, PICO BLVD. (PHONE 8 -DREXUL 3209) LOS ANGELES 15, CALIF.
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FIVE BALLS ONE BALLS
STATE COIIDITIOIJ •MONOGRAPHS fRICE & QUANTITY IN YOUR FIRST ARCADE EQUIPMENT LETTER. miTE TODAY* SLOTS AND CONSOLES
P I. S e b f i n g 2000 NORTH O/JCLEY CHICAGO 47, ILL. ffilia [PD^(D[DQ)OS C©. HUMBOLDT 3027.
rusic - FOR SALE - Rock-Ola Coiimando with 6 wall boxes and 5 bar boxes A-1 condition ^850, • Wurlitzer Counter Model 61 with stand '^125, j Rock-Ola 12 record cabinet completely re- finished, any reasonable offer acceptable. GEI'ITRY MUSIC & SALES COMPANY BOX 344 ALAJiORGORDO, N, M.
- USED RECORDS - WANT - Popular current used juke box records, not over 1 year. Will pay 9/ each if you pay freight, or 0^ each and Td.ll pay freight. Jack Rubin. TELfiUDIO CORP. l'^6 SOUTH OXFORD ST, (Tel: NEvins 8-2236) BROOKLYli, N,Y,
- RECORD DISCS - NOTICE - Record discs for ^1# 71 and all other Wurlitzer Counter Models, recondition— ed. I will make your old discs the same dimensions as when new and guarantee them to give satisfaction. Price |7,50 per set of 12 or |6,00 a set in lots of 5, HUGO JOERIS 3298 JACKSON STREET AIvlARILLO, TEX,
- TOP GLASSES - FOR SALE - V/e have available Fruit Reel Top Glasses for Bally Big Top 2-4 and 3-5 payout vlO, 00 each or $84,00 in dozen lots. MECHANIC* S SERVICE 2124 FIFTH AVENUE (Tel: ATlantic 0662) PITTSBURGH 19, PA,
^ MUSIC - V/ANT - Will pay highest price for Panorams. Write quantity, price and condition, NEiiT ORLEANS NOVELTY C(X.IPANY 115 MAGAZINE STREET (Tel: RA 7904) NEVV ORLEANS 12, LA,
- CONSOLES - FOR SALE - 2 Buckley Tracks Odds, Daily Double, make offer. VALLEY VENDING CaiPANY ICl BRAD«0«K AVENUE TURTLE CREEK, PA,
- PINS - WANT - Any type coin operated music or free play pinballs, highest prices paid. JAY MUSIC CO. 41 SOUTH MAIN STREET (Tel: 3636) HAVERHILL, MASS.
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e solid operators of olden time and ye younger
fellows full of bliss and
vinegar will be happy to hear that the new AMI phonograph and AMI automatic music will be Ydistributed in Western Penna. and in West Virginia by Sam Strahl of
American Coin-O-Matic Company, Pitts-
burgh. Sam says: “My headquarters are
your headquarters and service is my middle
name.'’ 1437 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh 19, Pa. Phone ATlantic 0977.
AMI
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1 used 1941 Rock-Ola Playtaaster 1 used 1941 5^ Pock-Ola Dial Bar Box - Model 1504 2 used 1941 5/ Rock-Ola Dial ¥/all Boxes - Model 1503 5 used 1942 Model 1525 5/l0/25/ play B^ock-Ola 1/Tall Boxes 4 new Model 100 Wurlitzer 30-Wire Wall Boxes 10 used Model 120 Z-'v/ire Wurlitzer Wall Boxes 1 used Model 145 Wurlitzer Impulse Stepper 1 new Model 304 Wurlitzer Impulse Stepper 1 Model 300 New l/Tui-litzer Adapter with Transformer 180 Feet of New Uncoded 30-YiTire Cable 280 Feet of New 5 -Wire Cable Will not sell separately. Will ship all to one person for |300,00, One-third de- posit. All this equipment is guaranteed to be in A-1 mechanical condition and is not scratched up.
24 EAST PIC CADILLY ; STREET (PHONE 5267 ) WINCHESTER, VA,
POSTAGE STAIvIP FOLDERS VENDERS - WANT FOR SALE - Postage Stamp Machine Folders; lOM (pd.SS; 25M §11,75; 100 M §43,50; 500 M §200,; Shipman duplex model postage stamp machines |24.50'ea. WANT - We buy postage machines. Sta.te make, price, PARKWAY MACHINE CQfviPANY 3046V TIOGA PARKWAY BALTIMORE, 15, I®,
- NEEDLES - FOR S;®E - 5000 Play Needles, New peacetime quality Osmiim tip, curved spring design, Aeropoint coin phono needles. Used by many of the nation’s largest routes. Sample order 50^ each, lots of 100 §46,00, WEBB DISTRIBUTING COPIPANY 612 N, MICHIGAN AVENUE CHICAGO, 11, ILL
USED RECORDS WANT - Highest bidder. Turn your used records into cash §§§. Will pick up within 100 mile radius. Write, wire or phone. Send them now to; NAIHAN MUCHNICK 12 51 N. 5 2nd STREET (Tel; GRE 3153) PHIIiiDSLPHIA, 39, PA,
- ARCADE - WANT - Seeburg Chicken Sams and Jailbirds, must be complete with all parts,* not ne ce s- sarily in good working order, give best price, COIN MACHINE EQUIPMENT CO, 1348 NET'PORT AVENUE CHICAGO, 13, ILL,
- ARCADE - FOR S^DE - Be the first with the latest - contact us at once, Chicago Coin’s "Goalee" Genco s Total Roll'. Ready for immediate shipment. Our trade slogan "Service-Re- liability - Cooperation, EASTERN SALES COLIPANY 1824 EAST MAIN STREET (Tel; dJlver 5278) ROCHESTER 9, N,Y,
SCALE ^TE FOR SALE! Approximately 300 pieces on location in Northeastern Ohio, made up of 145 Watlinp- Fortune Tellers, 6 Watling Guessers and an assortment of Pace, Mills and Jennings, ALUe quipmnLJ.IL.ArI..Cfl.aditio ji, Price. , . Also $17000^0 have 25 Columbia Gold Award Cigarette Reels and 25 Columbia Poker .Reels, These machines have had very little use and are perfect. Make me an offer butonly if you’re interested in all fifty slots. FRED C, JOHNSON 327 WILSON AVENUE PORT CLINTON, OHIO.
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• 1305 KETTNER BOULEVARD, SAN DIEGO 1, CALIFORNIA, Main 3068
• 1175 FOLSOM STREET, SAN FRANCISCO 3, CALIFORNIA, Hemlock 0575
• 1348 VENICE BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES 6, CALIFORNIA, Prospect 4131
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W. F. STRUBY HOMER E. CAPEHART E. E. COLLISON President & General Manager Chairman of the Board Vice Pres. & Chief Engineer and Sales Director
W. H. KRIEG KARL SHORTEMEIER D. V. KENNEDY Secretary & General Counsel Treasurer Adver. & Sales Promotion Mgr.
MEET THESE 18 REASONS WHY
• Leadership in this "music for the millions” business
T. J. HICKLIN R. S. BLEEKMAN SAM T. CASS of ours is fundamentally living up to a reputation for Asst, to Mr. Capehart on Sales Chicago Region East Central Region creating the newest and finest equipment first, manu-
facturing it to meet the highest performance standards and the greatest operational dependability—and back-
ing it up with the most ef&cient distribution and service
system possible. Packard’s record is double-A-one in every department. Packard’s engineers and manage- ment—the oldest and most experienced heads in the business—gave selective reproduction of music on records to the entertainment world—and selective remote control coin boxes to double and treble the "take” of automatic phonographs. They are now presenting something completely new—yes, literally revolutionary, in automatic phonographs. Packard
has won its leadership—and continues to prove it —in creative planning and design, in dependable and
profitable performance, and in the most desirable kind R. Q. KRAMER W. F. MERCHANT HARRY F. MOSELEY Midwest Region Midcentral Region Southeastern Region of service.
PACKARD MANUFACTURING CORP., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
W. C. MOSSBARGER ART NAGEL J. H. PAYNE Minneapolis Region South Central Region Ohio Region
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BRAND NEV V ' L I M ! T E D QUANT iTY -ORDER NOW fillM 1 T IC FEET TO EACH CA E NEW BOX purchased MAN FACTU RERS WANTING REPRE5E.NTATION In Hii5 RB3iCNVVRlTE FOR SALE; ROCK-OLA 1503 WALL BOXES l|?19«50 each, perfect; condition. TITLE STRIPS, Red Border, 24 Strips to Sheet. ^5,75 per 1000. URGAY SOLDERIIJG IROIJS $1.50 - Extra Tips,,, 75^ 1/3 Deposit, Balance C.O.D, OPERATORS IN ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES - GET ON OUR MAILING LIST NOVA r CAPITOL !V\U O G SALES CO. SALES & SERVICE PARTS & SUPPLIES TP * Of 1255 AMES STREET (PHON 'A. ^ 0) DETTVER 14, COLO. PINS - ARCADE - FOR S^iLE ~ Liberty ^145.; Shangri La vl35.; Da.ily i|^250, Dozen $15.; Genco Bankroll ; Chicago Coin Hockey $160,; YIestern DeLuxe Baseball $75,; VYestern Major League $65,; Keeney Submarine $75. I/3 Deposit, MOIIATJK SKILL GAMES COMPANY 86 SN017DEN AVSITJE (Ogden YJ'hitbeck) SCHENECTADY 4, N,Y. ARCADE - I.UJSIC YTANT - BanJcrolls, Wiirlitzer Skee Ball Alleys and Music Boxes. S & W COIN MACHINE EXCH/,NGE 2416-20 GRAND RIVER AYETTUE (Tel: CL if ford 1956) DETROIT, MIC •, SERYMCE - PARTS FOR SALE - We design, build and service all t^^rpes of telephone music. Complete stock of parts, tubes, transformers, motors, etc. Let us help you with your problems, R. F, "DICK" GALLAGHER C0MP7UIY 601 EAST FOURTH STREET (Santa i^.a - 6108) SANTA ANA, CALIF. - STANDS - VFANT - 14 Jack in the Box Stands, must be in first class condition, State price and condition. GROVER C. KING (Tel: 4831) SMYRNA, DEL. r I L ^ . StiN 51 ‘U '^H/\ XO'O /J be .available? , Wilt SFi \\ IT'S COMING SOON SMDaiW" OUR FIRST, BRIUID NEW POST V/AR GAME.’ DELIVERY SOON,* DISTRIBUTORS; WRITE-WIRS-PIIONS. saiE TERRITORIES STILL OPEN. MANUFACTURERS 2634 N, LAPWOIIE AVENU PIONEER COIN MACHINE CO .CHICAGO 39, ILLINOIS, NAtional 2018 "Pioneer" will Pioneer J I Smc It !n •*The Cash Box'* www.americanradiohistory.com 1 The Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 PRE-WAR PRICES PRECISION PARTS FOR BLUE FRONTS, BROWN FRONTS, GOLD CHROMES New Payout Slides (Specify 5c-IOc-25c 3/5 or 2/5) Per Set (6) ..$6.00 Individual Slides (Order by Part Number — 2/5 or 3/5) Each 1.00 Slide Cover Complete (Specify 5c-IOc-25c) 1.50 Slide Posts (Set of 4) 1 .00 Lower Lever Guide 1.00 Shim for Lower Lever Guide 25 Payout Tube, Complete with Hopper (lOc or 25c) 3.50 Escalator (Specify I Oc or 25c) in Exchange for Old Escalator and 1 2.00 Clock Gear (Large — Complete with Dogs and Springs) 2.00 Clock Gear (Intermediate — Complete with Pinion) 1.50 Clock Rebuilt, Your Old Clock and 5.00 NEW ALUMINUM BROWN FRONT CASTINGS Including: Bottom Front Casting with coin cup cover — Top Front Casting with Coir PER SET Denominator — Back Top Casting equipped with angles and riveted strap * ™ for back door protection — Etched Metal Reward Plate — Chromed 27 Cherry Jewel. NEW ALUMINUM GOLD CHROME CASTINGS Beautiful Glitter Gold Enamel Finish with Gleaming Chrome Ornaments. Including: Bottom Front Castings with Coin Cup Cover — One Piece Payout Cup Casting — Diamond PER SET Ornaments — Top Front Casting with Coin Denominator and Intake Casting — Back Top 53750 Casting equipped with angles and riveted strap tor back door protection — Etched Metal Reward Plate and Rivets. Club Handle, Beautifully Designed & Plated (Specify Brown, Gold Chrome or Blue) $3.50 Standard Handle, Stamping 1.50 Plate Insert for Reserve Jackpot Opening 1.00 Cherry Jewel for Brown Front or Cherry Bell 3.00 Etched Metal Reward Plate (Specify 2/5, 3/5, Brown Front or Blue Front) 1.50 Etched Metal Reward Plate (Specify 2/5 or 3/5 for Gold Chrome) 4.00 Reel Strips, Per Set .45 Complete Set Slot Springs, Plus Spares (50) 5.00 Assorted Nuts, Bolts, Lock Washers, Cotter Pins, Rivets 3.00 Coin Denominators (5c-IOc-25c for Blue or Brown Front) 75 Coin Denominators and Intake Casting (New Style) 5c- 1 Oc-25c for Gold Chrome 1.50 Knee Action Stop Levers, Per Set 3.00 Star Wheels for Reels (20 Stop) 75 Reel Discs, Each $2.00, Set of 3 (Standard 3/5, Club or 2/5 Single Cherry P.O.) 6.00 Tin Reel Assembly - 1.25 Complete Set Reels and Discs (3/5, Club or 2/5 P.O.) 17.50 Hardened Steel Drill Proof Plates for Side of Cabinet, Set of 2 - 4.00 WRITE FOR COMPLETE LIST OF PRECISION PARTS FOR BLUE FRONTS — BROWN FRONTS — GOLD CHROMES BUCKLEY TRACK ODDS PARTS PRE-WAR PRICES BUCKLEY MUSIC SYSTEM PARTS PRE-WAR PRICES National Slug Rejectors: $4.00 N- 01 , 5c 200-A — 20 1 a (5c-IOc-25c) - 10.00 BUY FROM BUCKLEY WITH CONFIDENCE ANY PURCHASE MADE IS BACKED BY OUR GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION — OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF SHIPMENT. BUCKLEY TRADINB POST 4223 WEST LAKE STREET CHICAGO 24, ILLINOIS (ALL PHONES; VAN BUREN 6636-6637-6638-6533) www.americanradiohistory.com Fagc 50 FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT r OUR PAR A vj MACHINE WILL BE READY SOON 1 IT W E A K E THE N A l I O N A L D I S T K 6 U 1 O 5 FOR THE FAMOUS DOWNEY -JOHNSON PORTABLE COIN COUNTER, AND TUBUIAR COIN WRAPPERS CHARLE5(JlMMY)JOHNSON (PHONEARMITAGE o78o) I623 N. CALIFORNIA AVE. CHICAGO 47. ILL, VBtlDEHS - AHCADB' FOR SALE - Variety Mar.kets, in excellent condition, beautifully finished in black and chrome, 5 column, glass fronts -llO, ea.j write for lot price; Scientific Batting Practice ^109,50; Scientific X-Ray Poker |l09,50, NATIONAL NOVELTY COMPANY 18 3 MERRICK ROAD (Tel: PVeeport 8320) MERRICK, N.Y. CIGARETTE - CANDY ILICHINES FOR SALE - DuGrenier, Rowe, National and Uneedapak cigarette and candy machines, all models, under market prices. All in good working condition, ready for location. Also all other coin equipment, Uneedapak parts. YWiNT - mil buy anything. Send us your list. MACK H. POSTEL 6750 NORTH ASHLAND AVENUE CHICAGO, 26 ILL* - RAND TRUCKS - FOR SALE - Here is a real buy. Steel hand trucks, rubber wheels, limited supply |9,95 each. E.^dJM DISTRIBUTING CdviPANY 2718 GRAVOIS AVENUE (Tel: PRospect 3900) ST, LOUIS 18 MO, arcade - CONSOLES - PINS - SLOTS - FOR SiiLE - 2 Rapid Fires OllO, ea.; 2 Galloping Dominos 5ll0. ea.; 2 Multiple Racers Tease 5^110, ea.; 2 Victorious, conversion iVom Turf Champ; 1 Sport m ^ng, ready for location I (?150,j 2 Jennings Victory Chief i)l25, ea,; parts for Mills V Phonos; Panorams; pin tables and arcade epixipment, 07TL „| MINT MACHINE COMPANY 245 COLUMBUS AVENUE (Tel: KENmore 2 640) BOSTON 16 MASS I f Saw It In **The Cash Box*’ www.americanradiohistory.com Week January 21, 1946 The Cash Box of pgACHfeSA^GeOWA GUARANTEED EQUIPMENT” If any machine is unsatisfactory notify us within 48 hours after receipt of machine and full refund will be given. No argument whatsoever. MISCELLANEOUS MACHINES 4 Seeburg 8800's, Each $625.00 Seeburg Shoot the Chute 65.00 Watling Guesser Scales, Each.... 115.00 I Seeburg 8800, R.C. 685.00 3 225.00 I Seeburg Commander 465.00 Kirk Night Bomber 350.00 1 Rock-Ola Premier 550.00 New Super Skeeroll 3 Sky Fighters, Each 225.00 Buckley Colors, Late Style 65.00 Supreme Play Ball 150.00 2 Keeney Past Time, 9 Coin Brand New 1941 J.P. Dominos 450.00 P.O., Each 125.00 Brown Cabinet Dominos, J.P., 6 Saratogas, P.O., Each 75.00 Late Style Mechanism 145.00 Jennings Fast Time, F.P. 60.00 Hi Hand, Comb 165.00 Jennings Silver Moon, F.P. 125.00 2 Super Track Times, Each 225.00 Evans Pacers, Latest Model, 2 Super Bells, Double Like New 325.00 25c P.O., Each 545.00 PIN BALLS Cleanest F.P. Pin Balls in the U. S. A. Every one thoroughly reconditioned, raiis scraped and guaranteed ready for location. $35.00 Topper .$35.00 l-2-3's. Late F.P $55.00 Big Parade 125.00 . 35.00 Hold Over 49.50 Spot Pool 70.00 Big Chief 39.50 145.00 /enus 99.50 Slugger 79.50 Hi Hat 80.00 Beauty .1 15.00 Vacation 35.00 Gun .. 75.00 American Torpedo Patrol 115.00 .115.00 Eagle Squadron 99.50 Victory 94.50 5-10-20 129.50 . 79.50 Topic ...110.00 Grand Canyon 210.00 Bally Beauty 55.00 Flying 145.00 Yank 99.50 Capt. Smack the Jap.. .. 60.00 Keep 'Em Kidd 90.00 115.00 Sara Suiy 45.00 Flat Top 210.00 Monicker 89.50 .. 35.00 Seven Up 59.50 Marvel Base Ball 125.00 Zig Zag 69.50 NEW RE\rAMPS Laura $249.50 Hollywood $249.50 New Westerhaus Sante Fe 249.50 Pioneer Big Top 225.00 Foreign Colors $ 90.00 Yankee Doodle 225.00 Idaho 249.50 Casablanca 225.00 ONE-HALF CERTIFIED DEPOSIT MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS HEATH DISTRIBUTING CO. 217 THIRD STREET (PHONES: 2681 -1611) MACON. GA. ANNOUNCES HIS APPOINTMENT AS EX(]L[im DISTRIBUTOR IN NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK, and CONNECTICUT NOW DELIVERING FOR VICTORY DERBY I Ball Multiple Pay Table VICTORY SPECIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1 Ball Multiple Free Play UNDERSEA RAIDER Arcade Type Photo Electric Game AND HIS ASSOCIATION WITH CHARLES POLGAAR NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR UNDER THE NAME OF TRI-STATE SALES COMPANY, INC. Bolly's Brand New 5 Boll Free Ploy Game 585 Tenth Avenue, New York 18, N.Y. -Phone CHelsea 2-4648 TRI-STATE SALES COMPANY, INC. 131 Clinton Avenue, Newark 2, N. J.- Phone MArket 3-6105 www.americanradiohistory.com . The Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 Paf;c 53 FRANKEL OFFERS DELIVERY SERVICE TO IOWA OPERATCTRS SINCE TEiE TRUCK STRIKE HAS TIED UF SHIFLIEN TS INTO IOWA, YiTE Wlli DELIVER DJ OUR Qim TRUCKS, ALL SIZABLE ORDERS PLilCSD BY lOlYA OPERATORS NEW MACHINES-READY FOR DELIVERY BAILY Li\iDERSiiiA RxlIDER BALEY VICTORf DERBY One Ball Multiple Pa'yt^able JSERTINGS BRONZE CHIEF CHICAGO COIN GOALEE 7AJRLITZER WALL BORES #120, 5/ PLAY 12 9,50 ROCK - OLA COMIANDO |625o00 We have acqu^ed^a route composed of 18 Panorams and 18 other assorted Phonographs, all on location in Iowa., It is offered for sale to someone who will operate it, • LET US IIE^.R ^ FROM YOU! npFNINr, ’?PL PPoglas street swrLi\iii\ia.i SnOMauuiN miat Omaha,1 Nebraska ^ANKEL O 2332 FIFTH AVENUE (PHONE:153) OCK ISLAND,! LL - LYvMFS - FOR SALE - Now serving the trade with 2000 Plour long life bulbs; 15-20-40-60 Watt clear or frost 100 Watt clear 15/; or frost 20/j 150 clear or frost 25!Z^* 200 Waff- =leo.r or frost Prices 32* on other sites quoted on request. Full ortlxeBcats of 120 lamps only, 10% discount 5 case orders, 16% discount 10 cases or more. INCANDESCENT SERVICE COMPANY 312 EAST liYISCONSIN AVENUE (Tel: Broad’.vay 6374) MILWAUTiEE - SLOTS - FOR SALE -Mills Black Cherry Bells and Mills Vest Pocket Bells in Arizona, Californ- ia, Oregon, Nevada. Exclusive distributors. MILLS SALES COMPANY, LTD. 1640 - 18th STREET PINS - ARCADE - SLOTS - liUSIC - YfAHT FOR SALE - Bolaway, Stars, Majors '41, Home Runs »40, Follies *40; Chevron; Periscope- Mti-.kir crafts; Batting Practice - Merry-Go-Round; Slot Stands; Blue Fronts; Q,T. - burg See- Bar-O-Matic Wireless Box 5/l0/25/ ^42,50. WANT - Wurlitzer 500, 600 24 700 • Rock-Ola Masters; Imp, (no dealers) # » > ACE APiUSMENT SALES & SERVICE 27 STROUD STREET , mUOTGTOlJ 21, DEL. - JJUSIC - WANT - 20 Wurlitzer non-selective 5/ Play Wall Boxes. Prefer nickle plated will ones but accept bronze colored ones, .tvdvise price and condition. SOUEIERN iiUSIC CaiPAl'TY 503 7/EST CMTRiiL /A^EME (Tel: 8292) ORLANDO, FLORIDA ‘W A N T T 0 BUY Spectravox-Playmaster, Deliuces, Standards, Supers, Masters hunter Mono Is, .'andsors, Monarchs, or Playnasters alone, and all other makes of^ phonos. All phonographs must be in A-1 condition. niT GIlMES; Zombies, Sun Beams, Double Play, West Wind, Do Re Mi, Stars, Loaders uplexes. Sky Blazers and Knockouts. All Pin Games must be complete, but not neces- sarily in working order. Wire or write today. State quantity and best pri ce ECLiL Kenrod 2051 Tubes, ^_ I Setw It In **The Cash Box** www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 YES! WE ARE FIRST WITH THE FIHEST STAGE DOOR HOW AT YOUR GOTTLIEB DISTRIBUTOR! WE ARE MAKING IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES SUPER SKEEROLL The sensational, proven, location-tested money maker ! Features the most colorful lite-up backboard on any skeeball — larger playing field — steel runners to avoid ball jams — mechanical ball release — 9 ft. long, 26" wide. - GET IN TOUCH WITH US IMMEDIATELY DISTRIBUTORS FOR A REAL MONEY-MAKING DEAL $34950 MIKE MUNVES F.O.B.. N.Y. 510 WEST 34th ST. (Phone: BR. 9-6677) NEW YORK, N. Y. ORDER FROM YOUR NEAREST DISTRIBUTOR AMUSEMENT CO. EMPIRE COIN MACHINE EX. RUNYON SALES CO. CALIFORNIA 1348 VENICE BOULEVARD 2812 W. NORTH AVENUE 123 W. RUNYON STREET LOS ANGELES, CALIF. CHICAGO, ILL. NEWARK. N. J. FOLSOM STREET 1175 HEATH DISTRIBUTING CO. SALES CO. of N.Y. SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF. RUNYON THIRD STREET AVENUE 217 593 TENTH MACON, GEORGIA NEW YORK CITY ROTH NOVELTY CO. AVENUE 54 PENNSYLVANIA SOUTHWEST AMUSEMENT CO. BADGER NOVELTY CO. WILKES-BARRE, PA. 2916 MAIN STREET NORTH 30th STREET 2546 DALLAS. TEX. MILWAUKEE, WISC. J. J. GOLUMBO & CO. 116 NEWBURY STREET LOUISIANA COIN MACHINE SERVICE CO. AMERICAK COIH-A-MATIC MACHINE CO. BOSTON, MASS. 931 POYDRAS STREET FIFTH AVENUE 1435 NEW ORLEANS. LA. PITTSBURGH. PA. MARLIN EQUIPMENT CO. STREET. N. W. JULES OLSHEIN CO. ATLAS VENDING CO. 412 NINTH WASHINGTON, D. C. 1100 BROADWAY 410 NO. BROAD STREET ALBANY, N. Y. ELIZABETH. N. J. SILENT SALES CO. CO. CLARENCE BAGGETT ALFRED SALES 200 ELEVENTH AVE., SO. MAIN STREET 915 NORTH 21st STREET 1006 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. BUFFALO. N. Y. OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. www.americanradiohistory.com , The Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 Page 55 CENTRAL OHIO COIN MACHINE EXCH WILL PURCHASE FOR CASH C -< :o \ CE FOR PiNBALLS CONSOLES — PHONOGRAPHS SLOTS- ARCADE EQUIPMENT NO DEAL TOO L ARGE OR TOO SMALL .ENTRAL oho’ COIN LWQH. EXCK lOjPl-IT'JEADArS-?? 49 -7993) 04 50. HIGH STREET . CO LU M BUS. OH PAHOEA-M PARTS FOR SALE - 1 Panorem projector, guaranteed to be in first class condition; also a num- ber of genuine Ponoram parts. State your needs in letter, ENTERPRISE AIvIUSSMENT COMPANY, INC, 126 N, CENTRE STREET (Tel: 3833) eUMBERLAND, MD, SCALES - PINS - CONSOLES - MUSIC y/ANT - y/atling Fortune and Guesser Scales J late model free play games and consoles: phonographs, especially model 61 Ylurlitzer counters. LA\7RBNCE NOVEL TP COMPANY 1436 NOTRE DAJTE ST., mST MONTPdL^iL, QUE., CAN. - HAND TRUCKS - FOR SALE - idl Steel Frame Hand Trucks, solid rubber large ballon tires, 2,75 by lO inch roller bearings. All models and sizes. Pamphlets free. After 10 days trial if not satisfied, all money refunded. '! CI-L'iRLES PITTLE - FOLDERS - FOR SALE - Postage Stamp Vending Machine Folders, 5 0pf per 1000, VIrite for quantity prices THE T RAN SiTES TERN COMPANY 742 MARKET STREET (Tel: EXbrook 4351) SANIRANCISCO, CALIF. - ARCADE - ' FOR SALE - Mutoscope Lightup Card Vendors in excellent condition -^27,50 each. FUNLiVxTD, INC. 740 GRAI^BY STREET NORFOLK, VA. ^ Y T YANKS - GOBS - FOUR ACES - ARGENTINE - BOSCO CAPT. KIDD - LIBERTY - KEEP 'EM FLYING - ACTION- BRi.ZIL - FLu\T TOP - SKY CHIEF - SOUTH PA’V State Condition and Lou-'est Price. PHONE: HGS AMUSE.MLNT CO./ ™: \ BIGELOW- I BI'jELOw I 3 - 4904 122 HAWTHORNE AVE„ NEWARK., N.J.O - / f Saw It In **The Cash Box^ www.americanradiohistory.com . WF FAKF GRFAT PLEASURE IFnI ANNOUNCING THAT WE have BEEN APPOINTED EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS EOR THE BOX FOR THE STATES OF QjLORADO AND WYOMING WRITE US FOR PRICES AND FULL INFCBPJ'WION WA VO 1318 - 11 -Eh STREET (phone ; KEYSTONE 4306) DENVER 4, COLORYiDO JAR DEALS FOR SALE- Original Jar 0*Do dangling Duckets Bingo Tickets, one thousand on stick ll# each, in case lots of fifty. Best price on all types of Jar Deals. TTrite A. E, CONDON SALES COMPANY 1424 MAIN STREET LETTISTON, IDAHO - MUSIC - - FOR SALE Ti?/ln TwelYC and 'Twenty-Four pBuckley accessories or adaptors ; Buckley 'Vall- Boxes 1942 Lightups and cable for same, AMERICAN NOVELTY CQ!\IPANY 3155-61 GRAND RIVER AVENUE DETROIT, MICH, - PARTS - FOR SALE - The most complete parts stock on the West Coast for- games and phonos .Visit our ’’See-At-A-Glance” parts department. JACK R. MOORE COI/IPANY 100 ELLIOTT AVEITUE, I'YEST SEATTLE, 99, WASH, - MUSIC - FOR SALE - 2 Seeburg Vogues :|^350,; Seeburg Royal in nice appearing cellar cabihet com- plete with amplifier, power supply, solenoid drum, etc., thoroughly checked and ready to operate with 30-wire boxes ;|225. All three machines in excellent condition, DAVIS DISTRIBUTING CORP, 625 ERIE BOULEVARD, EAST SYRACUSE, 2, N, Y. - LIST - NOTICE - Write for our list of True Value Buys, Slots, Pins, consoles, music, arcade, LEADER SALES COMPANY 131-133 FIFTH STREET READING, PENNA. D ARE PROVEN P u WINNERS EAGLE SQUADRON TORPEDO PATROL PRODUCTION FROM-BIG LEAGUE FROM-FORIUTION FROM-BLONDIE SHANGRILA PA R A T RO O P S EAGLE SQUADRON From-Mr. CHIPS From-PO'.VERHOUSE From—BIG TOBN K I 5 M ET BOMBARDIER <^- Our Latest From Follies WANTED ,AI once -- PUNCH, TOPS, FORIvLiTION and POLffiRHOUSE See Your Distributor or T7rito To . PCS MACHINE CO.wAxo TI, SHEFFIELD AVE., CHICAGO 14, ILL I Sate It In **The Cmh Box** www.americanradiohistory.com . The Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 FOR “TOPS” IN COIN OPERATED EQUIPMENT CONTACT “EASTERN” • NOW DELIVERING • GENCO "TOTAL ROLL" CHICAGO COIN "GOALEE" BALLY "VICTORY DERBY" BALLY "UNDERSEA RAIDER" MARVEL GOTTLIEB WILLIAMS HOLLYWOOD STAGE DOOR CANTEEN LAURA $249.50 $249.50 $249.50 FRED IVERSON JOHN BILOTTA EASTERN SALES COMPANY SERVICE — RELIABILITY — COOPERATION 1824-26 E. MAIN ST. (CULVER 5278 & 3719) ROCHESTER 9, N. Y. FOR SALE IN GOOD CONDITION Mills Club Bell Consoles — 5-IO-25c WRITE tvans Galloping Dominoe $150.00 Mills Sold Chromes, 5-25c WRITE Evans Lucky Lucre 5c-5c, Two Tone Cabinet '41 249.50 Mills 4-Bell, 5c-5c-5c-5c, late head WRITE Evans Lucky Stars Mills Jumbo Parade 25c C.P $225.00 Keeney Super Twin 5/25 C.P 16 Baker Pacers and Paces Races Sportsman l-ball F.P $200.00 Check Separator, each $130.00 Bally Roll 'Em 150.00 NEW EVANS BANGTAILS, 25c PLAY, DAILY DOUBLE. JACKPOT. . .$525.00 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS — SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND ARIZONA H, C. EVANS CUSTOM BUILT F.P. & C.P. COMB. CONSOLES AND ARCADE MACHINES ATTENTION MERCHANDISE BOARD OPERATORS! CIGARETTE LIGHTER SALESBOARD A REAL MONEY MAKER! FEATURING HIGH QUALITY LIGHTERS COST OF BOARD $ 3.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURE $35.80 LIGHTERS (8) @ $2.60 20.80 1200 HOLES @ 5c PLAY 60.00 OPERATORS COST $23.80 OPERATOR'S NET PROFIT...524.20 CONSOLATION AWARDS.. 12.00 WRITE — WIRE OR PHONE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1/3 DOWN — BALANCE C.O.D. W. H. LUENHAGEN & COMPANY 1813 W. PICO BLVD. (PHONE: EX. 7162) LOS ANGELES 6. CALIF. www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 BADGER'S BARGAINS "OFTEN A FEW DOLLARS LESS — SELDOM A PENNY MORE" MILWAUKEE LOS ANGELES See CARL HAPPEL See BILL HAPPEL KEENEY RECONDITIONED SUPER BELLS ^ COMPLETELY REBUILT AND REFINISHED LIKE NEW Keeney Super, 5c, F.P., P.O ...$295.00 Keeney 4-Way, 5c-5c-5c-25c, P.O. 575.00 Keeney Twin, 25c-25c, F.P., P.O 625.00 Keeney Super, 25c, F.P., P.O 375.00 Keeney 4-Way, Keeney Twin, 5c-5c, P.O 395.00 Keeney 4-Way, 5c-5c-5c-5c, P.O... 475.00 25c-25c-25c-25c, P.O 600.00 Keeney Twin, 5c-25c, P.O 450.00 Keeney 4-Way, Keeney Twin, 5c-5c, F.P., P.O 575.00 Keeney Twin, 25c-25c, P.O 495.00 5c-5c-25c-25c, P.O 595.00 Keeney Twin, 5c-25c, F.P., P.O. 575.00 RECONDITIONED CONSOLES 'W Mills Lafe Head 4 Bells, Pace Saratogas, Late P.O., 5c 99.50 Bally Club Bells, F.P., P.O., 5c 239.50 5c-5c-5c-25c $695.00 Mills Original 4 Bells, Bally Sun Ray, F.P 149.50 Evans Bang Tails, Late D.D., J.J 295.00 5c-5c-5c-25c 595.00 Jennings Silver Moon, P.O 129.50 Evans Dominoes, Late D.D., J.P...,. 295.00 Pace Saratoga, Late P.O., 25c 189.50 Mills Jumbo, Late High Head, Evans Lucky Lucre, 3-5c, 2-25c 295.00 Hennings Fasttime, P.O 89.50 P.O 149.50 Evans Lucky Lucre, 5-5c 195.00 Mills Three Bells, 5c-IOc-25c 750.00 Mills Jumbo, Late High Head, Bally Roll ’Em 139.50 Pace Reels Twin, 5c & 25c, P.O.. .. 395.00 F.P. 129.50 Evans Lucky Stars 159.50 Bally Hi Hands, F.P., P.O. 189.50 Baker Pacers, Daily Double, 5c 299.50 Pace Saratogas (Comb.), Mills Late Head 4 Bell, Pace Saratogas, Late, P.O., lOc.... 169.50 F.P., P.O 139.50 5c-5c-5c-5c 595.00 Mills Jumbo, Late 25c, P.O 195.00 GUARANTEED ORIGINAL FACTORY REBUILT SLOT MACHINES Mills Blue Front, 5c ...$149.50 Genuine Factory Rebuilts, Jennings Chiefs, 25c 175.00 Mills Blue Front, lOc .. 175.00 All Late Serials 325.00 Mills Jumbo Parades, Combination Mills Blue Front, 25c ... 195.00 Jennings Chiefs, 5c 125.00 Free Play, Payout, Refinished Mills Original Head Four Bells, Jennings Chiefs, lOc 145.00 and Rebuilt Like New 213.75 ONE-BALL MULTIPLE FREE PLAY TABLE ^ Keeney Sky Lark ..$139.50 Bally Sport Special 139.50 Bally Longacre 374.50 Bally Pimlico .. 295.00 Bally Thorobred 374.50 Bally '41 Derby 225.00 Bally Trophy .. 225.00 Bally Jockey Club 295.00 BADGER SALES COMPANY BADGER NOVELTY COMPANY Exclusive Distributers for Exclusive Distributers for J. H. KEENEY & COMPANY J. H. KEENEY & COMPANY ROCK-OLA MFG. CORPORATION ROCK-OLA MFG. CORPORATION Southern California, State of Arizona and Southern Nevada State of Wisconsin and Northern Michigan 1612 WEST PICO BLVD., LOS ANGELES 15, CALIF. 2546 NORTH 30th STREET. MILWAUKEE 10. WIS. All Phones: DR. 4326 All Phenes: KIL. 3030 READY FOR DELIVERY ^ 2 NEW WESTERN HIT TUNES FEATURING DAN MA SHOD AND THE ANGELENOS WITH DALE SCOTT VOCALIST "I'M A ROLLIN' STONE" "HEADIN' FOR NOWHERE" AND AND "WHISPERING WINDS" "WHEEL OF FORTUNE" INTERNATIONAL LABEL • OPERATOR'S PRICE 55c DISTRIBUTORS WANTED!! TERRITORIES OPEN!! K & M DISTRIBUTORS 1913 W. PICO BLVD. (PHONE: EX-8811) LOS ANGELES 6, CAL. Te// it to THE CASH BOX 381 FOURTH AVENUE NEW YORK 1161 32 W. RANDOLPH ST.. CHICAGO 1. ILL. All Phones: DEArborn 0045 422 W. nth ST., LOS ANGELES 15. CAL. All Phones: PRospecf 2687 www.americanradiohistory.com - ^he Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 \ CAN USE 500 FREE PLil^ GAI'iES (Parts must be complete) W! LL PAY S1 5. EACH S V ^ l< I Y-YACHT CLUB -JOLLY -HOME RUN POLO WlLLJCAY _S20. E AC El S K Y NE -FOX HUNT DIXIE W LL PAY 130 EACH ALL AAy\ERICAN-A/\AJORS '41 —SNAPPY '41 STRAJOLINER- SPORT PARADE— SHOW BOAT- SEVEN UP — SPOT POOL — ARC EN Tl N E You may ship your games C.0,D, by Freight or Truck if you are located within a 1000 mile radius of Chicago. Otherwise write giving details. later games send us your list wi th price and quantities. 2850 W. ROOSEVELT RD., CHICAGO" ^ ^ 12, III M I D STATE Q TELEPHONE: SACR;uAfENT0 2691, - ARCADE - WANT - 5,(^ Peerless Grandma Horoscope Machine: 10/ Astro-scope Tfechines where the lit- tle man’s arm moves up and down in front of the imachine; 5/ Doralinda Grandma Predic- tion Machines 5/- Grandma Prediction j machines of the Yfa. Ghent Manufacturing Company make of Cleveland, Ohio. Quote lov/est prices. Machines must be in good condition. C. J. FENDRICK 2671 EUDOR/i STREET DENVER, 7, COLO, MUSIC - TOP GLASS FOR SaLE^- Wurlitzcr 24 in hideaway cabinet, equipped with Seeburg wireless adapter and receiver, can use either 20 or 24 button wireless 1fel 1-0-Mat ics with it 0275.; 5 Seeburg dS 27 v^ireless 'Wall-O-Matics ea, K $30, ; top glass eeney single super bell and Jennings Silver Moon, both for $10, MELODY msiC Ca^PANY 113 N.S. 9th STREET (Tel: 2-4848) MIAMI 36, FLA. - MUSIC - FOR SALE - Mills Panoram, perfect condition. First $350, takes it, H. M. BRANSON DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 516 SOUTH 2nd STREET (Tel: WAbash 150l) LOUISVILLE 1,KY, — J M AC H N FILAAS 16 DIFFERENT WHEELS L E A T LI R I N G BEAUTIFUL GIRLS AND 'MUSIC AT 136.00 PER WHEEL OF SIX SUBJECTS NEW ISSUES MONTHLY PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY RES y J>634 SANTA MONICA BLVD. H L 1-Y O WC '(3 [) 36 > ’L/Ci.ir j i Sau) h In **The Cash Box** www.americanradiohistory.com . he Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 \ \ lc3ok for the eagle..,. YOU’LL FIND THE BEST!' N REPl/Cf \l PLA5 FOR ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF /^ITOmTIC PHONO GRAPHSdHE OLDEST AND NEWEST) NOW AVAILABLE RIGHT D *SEND FOR COMPLETE PRICELISTS EAGLE COIN MACHINE CO. 1514 N, FREMONT AVE. (MICHIGAN 1247) CHICAGO 22, 1 LL, ARCADE - SLOTS - IvIUSIC FOR SALE - Extra Special; 1 Evans Tommy Gun; 3 Keeney Air Raiders; 2 Bally Rapid Fire; 10 Rock-Ola Slug Proof Slots; 1 Radio Rifle; 5 Wurlitzer ifzZO Boxes; 3 ViTurlitzer Counter Boxes; 5 Buckley Steel cabinets i/vith ^360 Adapter; 5 Wurlitzer empty ^A^IB cabinets BIRJ^IINGHAI'/I VENDING CaaPANY 2117 THIRD AVENUE, NO. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. NOTICE - New England operators, when next in Boston visit our new showrooms. Excel- lent repair department. New and used equipment for sale. NEF/T ENGLAND EXHIBIT COMPANY 1289 /iFASHINGTON STREET (Tel: Dev. 8381 ) BOSTON 18, MASS, - SCALES - FOR SALE - A limited number of rebuilt international 1^ person ticket weighing scales price each I>125, crated F.O.B. here, loads of 10^000 tickets per scale i|l5.00 extra. These scales will produce more profits in any location, rush your order. R..H,.ADAIR CCHPiJJY 6 926 WEST ROOSEVELT ROAD (Tel: Euclid 9219^ OAK PARK, ILL. SLOTS - WANT FOR SALE - Gold Chromes; Black Cherry Bells; and Club Bells. WANT - VFe can use Mills Escalator model Slots and Mills Extraordinary castings and cabinets, TITIN PORTS SALES COMPANY ,230 LAKE AVENUE, SOUTH (Tel: Melrose 2869) J)ULUTH, 2, MINN, CLUB HANDLES CHROME AWARD PLATES MAKE UP A COMBINATION OF AT LEAST lo AND THEY’RE YOURS AT Sl.4o EACH HAROLD ,A/\, ROSSOW 108 S, 4th STREET MINNEAPOLIS. MINUJESOTA »» / Scu) It In **The Cash Box www.americanradiohistory.com f i 1 The Cash Box Week of January 21^ 1946 V IT’S MORE THAN AN AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH IT’S MORE THAN AUTOMATIC MUSIC MULTIPLE MUSIC ? Remember ROCKET. Remember BUMPER. Remember the first fabulous MULTIPLE. Remember the giant forward strides which amusement operations took when Bally brought ROCKET, BUMPER and MULTIPLE to the industry. To- day the music industry is on the eve of stepping ten years ahead with Bally's MULTIPLE MUSIC . . . more than a phonograph, more than automatic music ... a brilliant blend of electronic science and merchandising principles that opens a new era in music operation. You'll want BaUy's MULTIPLE MUSIC. MANUFACTURING COMPANY DIVISION OF LION MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 2640 BELMONT AVENUE, CHICAGO 18, ILLINOIS www.americanradiohistory.com The Cosh Box Week of January 21, 1946 WANTED QUICK 500 MILLS SLOTS ALL ESCALATOR TYPES -AND- MILLS THREE BELLS - WRITE - WIRE - PHONE - STATE QUANTin READY TO SHIP AND PRICE WANTED IMMEDIATELY "THE WEST'S LEADING DISTRIBUTORS " CALIFORNIA AMUSEMENT CO. 1348 VENICE BLVD. (Phone: PRospect 4131) LOS ANGELES 6, CALIF. loah^a'JU GENERAL -9<.i LEADERSHIP NOW DELIVERING GOTTLIEB'S STAGE DOOR CANTEEN BALLY'S UNDERSEA RAIDER GENCO'S TOTAL ROLL CHICAGO COIN'S GOALEE 5f Seeburg WS-2Z, 5c Wallomatics, Wireless $39.50 Seeburg WS-10Z, 5/1 0/25c Wallomatics, Wireless 49.50 3f Wurlitzer No. 120, 5c Wallboxes, 2 Wire 25.00 3f Jf We Are Authorized Direct Factory Distributors of Pfanstiehl and Jf Aeropoint Coin Machine Needles Jt ¥ DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS FOR DISTRIBUTORS FOR MILLS MILLS MUSIC FOR BLACK CHERRY BELL WORTH WAITING FOR PRE-FLIGHT AND VEST TRAINER POCKETS ASSOCIATED AMUSEMENTS, INC. SEND FOR OUR ON HAND! 72 BROOKLINE AYE.. BOSTON. MASS. NEW LIST CONTAINING RECONDITIONED CONVERSIONS DISTRIBUTORS FOR MUSIC, CONSOLES. HOLLYWOOD, SHILEY, INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE SLOTS. ARCADE, LAURA, SOUTH SEAS, FOR AND YANKEE DOODLE, BIG Photomatic • Voice-O-Graph • Atomic Bomber OVER 100 PINS TOP, STREAMLINER. PHOTOMATIC AND VOICE-O-GRAPH SUPPLIES AND OTHER MUTOSCOPE MACHINES AS RELEASED www.americanradiohistory.com T - 'he Cash Box WPage 63 N M y D s T V^RITE-WIRE -PHONE YOUR LIST DAVID ROSEN 655 NORTH BROAD STREFT PHILADELPH-IA 23, PA I STEVENSON 2258 REEL UNI ?TANT - Complete reel \init for Bally Club Bell 5^ Combination, Must be in 'working con- dition. CanvIERCIAL GA.MES COEiPAITY 28 HARTFORD AVEHUE (Tels 1456) NEIY BRITAIN, COM. ^ ARCADE - FOR SALE - 2 Wurlitzer Skee Balls 14 Ft, A-1 condition ,^235. ea.; 1 Genco Skee Ball 9zFt, 2 Victory Skee Ball, t225.j mechanical, 9-J ft » |225.j 1 Goofy Golf |S89,50j 2 Chicken Sam, Jap Conv, |)85» ea.j i 2 Sky igh'ber J225c ea.j 3 Air Fiaiders s?145, ea. 2 Keeney Submarine J125, ea. MARCUS KLEIN 577 TENTH AVENUE (Tel: LOngacre 5-8879) NEYT YORK CITY. TUBES - LAMPS - VTIRE FOR SALE - 6 L6 Tubes 65/ ea., ceiling price 11,95 ea.; new, factory sealed, all firsts brand new 28' and 32^conductor cable v/ire 25/ per ft.; Small Lamps, West. Ifezda, 1st line: ea., 51, 55, 63, 34/ 50, 44, 46 4‘|/ ea.; Big Lamps, G,E. Mazda 7/ ea., 120 to carton; LumilinesJ G.E, Mazda, 24 to carton, 12" and 18" long, write. ARCaDE BULB CQvIPANY 56 VffiST 25th STREET (Tel: Watkins 9-7490) NEW YORK, N. Y, - irosic - WANT - Phonographs - all makes and models. Forward list 'and lowest prices LEWIS I4USIC SALES, HAYKESBURY, ONT., CANADA PINS .- ARCADE - WANT FOR SALE - Big Top, new revamp 0199.50; Flat Top $205.; 5-10-25 (^100.; Liberty 0l55.; Four Aces 4105.; Keep »em Flying |125. ARCADE : Ten Strikes FP $155.; Shoot-Your- Fay-To-Tokyo $159,; Air Raider $159. 'WANT r- Keenby Velvet, Four Diamonds, YiTildfire These games do not have to be in working condition, but must have all parts, 1/3 Dep^ LEON TAKSEN CavIPANY 2035 GEEfiANTOM AVENUE (Tel: Poplar 3638) PHILADELPHIA PA shlciaj: smgiAl SPECIAL BRAND NEW TUBES !N SEALED CARTONS 30 %0 FF 12J7GT * 6K7GT * 6SC7G'T *' 12Q,7GT * 6Q?GT OIT ON ALL 'TUBE 0RDEi« OF $;25.00 00P^ MOFE 750 Y/ATT - 200 HOUR WESPIWCJIOUSE PxOJLCTICN lAMPS FOP KiNORAFB Js.SO NET EACH Terns : l/S Deposit, Balance C. O.D.”,"f. O.B, Elizabeth, N.J, ATLAS VEND '.410 N. BROAD S (PHONE; TENET ELlzabeth 2-0089} ELIE^VBETH, N. J, / Saw It In **Tke Cash Boxif www.americanradiohistory.com ! The Cash Box Week of January 21^ 1946 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR EXCLUSIVE RECORDS AND EXCELSIOR RECORDS FOR WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, WEST VIRGINIA AND VIRGINIA Featuring The Greatest Hits Of All Time! "The Finest Records Ever Made For Juke Box Operators" RUSH YOUR ORDER TODAY TO AMERICAN COIN-O-MATIC MACHINE CO. 1435-37 FIFTH AVE. (All Phones: ATLANTIC 0977) PITTSBURGH 19. PA. SAM STRAHL New! Sensational! Different! WRITE SPEED IRON FOR DESCRIPTIVE Gun Type Soldering Iron CIRCULAR 115 Volts — 60 Cycles — 100 Watts TERRITORY GOING FAST! SPEED-UP YOUR LETTER FOR SPEEDY PROFITS WITH THE SPEEDIEST SOLDERING IRON YET SOLD 1014 N. ASHLAND AVE. WORLD WIDE DISTRIBUTORS CHICAGO 22, ILLINOIS National Distributors for "SPEED IRON" BRUNSWICK 2338 6878 COIN MACHINE MOVIES FOR REGULAR PANORAMS AND SOLO-VUES REELS OF 8 AND 6 SUBJECTS Our Films Get The Dimes PRICE $32.50 TO $38.50 PER REEL All of our Film for use in Panorams and Solo- Vues is specially freated 1C* prepared to assure smooth running and maximum service. DISTRIBUTOR FOR PHONOFILM PRODUCTIONS AND QUALITY PICTURES 3331 HOLLYWOOD NORTH KROLL 28 DRIVE PHONOFILM CALIFORNIA www.americanradiohistory.com , The Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 Page 66 CLOSED TERRITORY OPERATORS IF YOU DON'T OPERATE OTA LEGAL THRILL AND SEILL ilACHINE. OUR GUARAI^TEE: YOUR MONEY REFUNDED IP YOU DON'T RE-ORDER MORE TOTAL ROLLS IN 30 DAYS OR LESS. SILENT SALES COMPANY, INC. ’’Distributors of ’Total Roll’ for North West” 200-204 11th AVEITUE, SOUTH MOTEAPOLIS 15, MIM. 1-BALLS - PINS - CONSOLES - SLOTS - 'WANT - FOR SALE Guaranteed reconditioned 1-balls, 5-balls, consoles, slots j plus the lat- est in 5-Ball new and revamps. Also Mills Cherry Bells: Special Sale on glasses for Track Times, Dominoes, etc. Write for details. WANT - 1 and 5 balls F.P., no junk. PAIJSADE SPECIALTIES CQfiPANY 489 ANDERSON AVENUE (Tels CLiffside 6-2892) CLIPFSIDE PARK,N.J, SLOTS - SERVICE WANT - 'We will buy any kind or make of slot machine in any condition. Write full par- ticulars of type, price and condition. NOTE: We repair, refinish and service all types of slots. Over 20 years of shop experience. G. B. SAM 541 EAST 32nd STREET (Tel: ADams 7688) LOS ANGELES 11, CAL. SCALES REBUILT NOTICE - Protect and hold that location.’ We’ll rebuild your old sjcales and make ’em look like new. (Est. 188 9) 'WATIJNG MANUFACIURING CO. 4650 mST FULTON ST. (Tel: COL. 2770) CHICAGO, ILL. SALE.’ .’ SALE.’ .» S/iE.’.’ 3 Mills Jumbo converted into ’’Super l” new paint, each ...,^110.00 1 Jennings Roll-In- Ihe-Barrel, perfect. ,$125. 00 2 Evans Tommy Gun, each...... ,80,00 1 Tokio Gun... 150,00 1 Zingo 150,00 1 Seeburg Gun Conv. to Bulls Eye ...... 85,00 1 Rock-Ola Flaymaster & Spectravos $395,00 2 Rock-Ola Super Rockolite complete Commandos, each. .6 50,00 with Adapters, each .$500,00 1 Mi 11 s Oivl . . . , ,$85,00 2 Four Roses, ea..,.$55,00 1 Monicker $75,00 2 Sea Hawks, ea. ,,49,50 2 Flickers, ea 45,00 1 Silver Skate .... 50,00 1/3 ’With Order, Balance C,0,D, M. T. CORNELIUS 926 FINE STREET ABILENE, TEXAS - ARCADE - FOR SALE - Good Condition: Radio Rifles 5/ play $100,* Chicken Sams and Parachutes'. 70 • Keeney Bowlettes $200, Claw Machines Lbdel E & G Striking Clocks • $ , -j $75, ^ $75, Exhibit Vitalizers $75,; one new and fo\Ar used Pop-Corn Machines, MEYER WOLF 539 BOARDWALK ATLANTIC CITY;n,J, - FIUvI - FOR SALE - Coin Machine movies: 16 l!M Sound film for use in Panorams and other makes of coin opeeated machines or any ordinary 16 MM sound projector. Special reels in 6 and 8 subjects for use in Panorams or Panoram Solo-Vues, outright sale, reasonable prices. Write us immediately for complete information, PHONOFIIM 3331 NORTH KNOLL DRIVE HOLLYVDOD 28, CAL, I Sate It In **The Cash Box^* www.americanradiohistory.com ’'he Cash Box Wee^ofJanuary2^ Pago 67 1-BALLS - CONSOLES - SLOTS FOR SALE - 1 Bally Grand National P.O, ;i^39.50j 1 Big Prize P.O. ^39,50; 2 Bally Club Bells 3 Keeney 5/ $195,; Contest |97.50; 1 v'/at. Twin Seal 5^ as is |25,; Caille 5^ Commander $55,; 10^ |65, like nevi; 1 Mills 5^ Futurity :|l05. ; 1 Pace 10;^ Comet 1 Jenn. |65,; 25/ no JP $15,; 2 Mills rebuilt ?/ar Eagles 5/ KA, CH $135,; 10/ $155, TTOLVERINE SALES COMPANY 154 INDIANA AVENUE, N.Yf, GRAND Dip IDS 4, MICH, SHELLS - MUSIC - GIG, MACHS. - CONSOLES /iTANT - ,22 calibre shells; Seeburg or Wurlitzer ESRC phonographs; Club and Super Bells National or Rowe cigarette machines. VYrite best price, condition and quantity, H. LEUENHAGEN & COMPANY 1813 YTEST PICO BOULEVARD LQS ANGELES 6, CALIF, SLOTS - PINS - 1-BALLS - PANORY.M FOR SALE - $25,00- and up Mills, Jen_nings, Watling Slots in 5-lo-25/ A-1 operating con- dition; 5 Ball Free Plays; 1-ball P.O, games: Mills Panoram $325. Send for list. MITCHELL NOVELTY COMPANY 1629 vVEST MITCHELL ST, (Tel: Mitchell 3254) MILIVAUKEE, 4, WIS, RECTIFIERS REPAIRED NOTICE - Your old rectifiers rebuilt like new. Keep your g ames and phonos in A-1 operating condition. Rebuilt to gqve new unit performance and longevity. All makes, types and sizes rebuilt at $2.50 each. Detach rectifiers from transformers. Trans-^ portation to us must be prepaid. All rebuilt units are returned COD plus transport ’n. BATES LYiBOPiA TORIES 571 HILL AVENUE ELLYN, ILL* WE WANT TO BUYI ONE balls F.P. Club„ Bells ~' 4i Derby Super Bells. Comb. - PtaiioY , ThOTObS'L STii'TE COIOrnON, QUAIirilY AND BEST PKEGE. V/IilE, PHONE WHITE TODAY! H, ROSENBERG COMPANY 625 TENTH AVENUE (PHONE; ".LONaiCHE 5-24-79) NEIV YORK 19, N.Y. i Saw It in **the Cash Box** www.americanradiohistory.com ^ 'he Cash Box Weel^f lanuary 21, 1946 Fafe 68 SUPno^ 8KEEH0LL” HIGHEST IN QUALITY, LOYiTEST IN PRICE! ^ SPLCIAL EiJYsl Wur. 500K equipped w 17ur. Adapter :;;i-l-25,00 Y/urlitzer 600R qo V/ur. 24 with leatherette cabinet...... 275.00 Rock-Ola Standard !'"385*00 CONSOLES * SLOTS * PIN GAMES Green Vest Pockets, each . . .T.*, ...... ^54 o 50 1 Vest Po'deet ^ Blue & Gold. .. . ,. ^5^39,50 4 Grand National, 2 Grand Stand, 1 Dead - Heat one-balls, all For 345 00 3 Triple Entry, 1 Paco Reels, 1 Jenn. Good Luck, 1 Ex. Races, 1 Baker Racer For All ^ . 5 in 1 535.00 Big Parade. ...5110.00 .' SnappL ! M ! ! ! .I rlTYoO EXTRA SPECIAL 1 Genco Bank Roll 14 Ft. Skee Alley,‘TT^T^""'.V. .' ^5200, 00 DELIVi-.RING ALL THE NE,.''£;ST HITS. IT ./ILL PAY YOU TO CONTACT US BEFORE YOU BUYJ '.TATeil FOR A 3F.ECIAL AMOUNCEMEN T SOON/i JULES C)LSHEIN G COMPANY (PHOl'IE: 5-0228) ^BAKY i, NHIT YORK - SLOTS - "“ly reconditioned Mills: 26/ ¥&r Eagles 5l25.; 25/ Blue Front machines 3-5 payout. All lathe single Jack Pot^, Drm’proP^O''^^ action, Club handles, new strips, etc. Limited stock, order early.• 1/3lA deposit,d i’ balance C.O.D. L/NvE NOVELTY CQ^PANY' 3518 KST lAYTON AVEIWE - - MUSIC - WANT - Additional music for my route - 1 to 50 Rock-Ola counter models, with or with- out stands* Will pay top cash price. HURREIL /N.IUSE1ENT COMPANY 1058 S. PIOEIDA AVE3RJE (Tel: 25-413) LAKEUITO, PU. - PARTS - NOTICE - The most complete stock on the West Coast - parts for phonos and games. Visit our Soe-At-A-Glance " parts department. JACK R, MOORE COMPANY 1615 S.Y/, ,14th AVEI'JUE PORTLAND, 1, ORE. - BIUSIC - ‘ Remote Controls, Steppers, Adapters. Write giving best prices. WAiJT - /diolesale distributorship for Canada of any kind of coin operated equipment, V/INNIPEG COIN M.\CHINE EXCHANGE 277 DONALD STREET WINNIPEG, MAN., CANADA 1-PALLS FOR SALE - 6 Bally 1-ball Club lYophy $250. ea.; 3 Bally 1-ball »41 Derby $300. ea.; 4 Bally 1-ball Thorobred v360. ea. vTill take some used 5-ball pin games or new equip— ment in trade. ACME AI^roSEMENT COMPANY 428 SaiTH HIGH STREET COLUA'IBUS 15, 0, I IvIUSIC - CONSOLES - SLOTS FOR SALE - Mills Thrones of Music $2 90ej Seeburg Major $340.- Buckley Track Odds- $150. Mills Fo’or Bells $300.; Wat. 5/ Rola-t^op $40„ • 10/ Rolatop $75.; 25/ Rolatop $100.. 10/ Wat-. Club Bell $75,; Extraordinary 5/ $80. j Paces Reels P.0, .$50,; Model 9-50*Cip Mach. $60,; 4 Star 'Chief $90,; Used recoi’ds 10/ each, BEUvIONT VENDING COMPANY 703 MAIN STREET (Tel: 750) BRIDGEPORT, OHIO 1-EALLS for sale - 2 Flying Champs; 1 Derby King; 1 Derby Time $65. ea, Just off location. 1/3 deposit, balance C,0,D, SL'IITH’S AUTOJ.Ii'iTIC PHONOGRi.PH COMPANY BOX 694 CHEHALIS,WASH. I Sate It In **The Cash Box** www.americanradiohistory.com ., , ' The Cash Box- Week of Janiutry 21, 1946 v249.50 HOLLMOODr . . . ARIZONA UNBERG EA RAIDER 399.50 STAGE DOOR CANTEEN EV. TWI GTRTTCE m TR E.P . 359.50 SLOTS Mills Blue Front, 5)Z, Mills V.P. Blue & Gold CH,SJ 5/ QT's, Orige Blue, made Mills Blue Front, lOpf, Glitter Gold.. CH, SJ ., Mills Rebuilt Gold Chrome, 3/5 Mills Blue Front, 25;Z, Pav,.CH, D-P, Sj 5/ CH, SJ Mills Rebuilt GoldmChrome Jennings Dixie Bell, 5(Z. . 3/5 Fay, CH, D-P, SJ, 10/... Jennings CJiief, 10,^, .H.L ...... ••• 125 . 00 Mills Rebuilt Gold Chrome, Jennings Sky CEiief, 5/..,...... 139,00 3/5 ray,- CH, D-P, SJ, 25/... Jenninr’s 4 -Star, 25/ ...... 145 • 00 Mills Black, H^L, 5/ *...., ...165.00 again available for our old and new ATT F N T I N O with lifting of export restrictions and C V r'j n T T" n A r>s r- equipment ava-ilable. Write for full informa- t X r O R I 1 KADt-^®^ tion regarding Automatic Phonographs and Coin Operated machines of all kinds. NATIONAL COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE 1411-13 DIVERSEY PHONES: BUCEINGH/Ji/I 6466-6990 CHICAGO, 14, ILL. SCALE - SLOTS - VENDERS - RECORDS FOR SALE - To close out : ViTatling Fortime Teller Scale, needs new dial |40, • Mills 5^ Blue & Gold Vest Pocket -iii40, • Snacks 3 compartment venders 1/ |7.50j records,^ both sides A-1 10^ each, ACE LRJSIC COMPANY, WAIJKON, lOlik ARCADE - PINS - - ViTANT Ten Strikes or Ten Pins, Ske e-Ball -Ettes and Chicago Coin Hockeys, Also five ball pin games. Send list and prices. va SCONS IN NOVELTY Ca^PANY 3734 N. GREEN BAY AVEME MILWAUKEE, 6, VfIS. SLOTS - STANDS WANT - lails Slots, any escalator type. Give serial numbers, quantity, model l/Zs// lO;^/25//5C/ ^1,00, any condition. Also Mills cabinet stands and Revo’lv-A-Round weighed stands. H7iRRY H. HOKE 4020 MINNESOTA AVENUE, N.E. (Tel: FR 1832) WASHINGTON, D.C. PIN & PHONO ROUTES ViTANT - Pin game and phonograph routes in Columbus, Ohio. Ifill pay top dollar tor your pin game or phonograph route. Wire or call us at once for quick action. MYCO AUTOMATIC SALES CQvTpANY 347 SOUTH HIGH STREET (Tel: Main 1600) COLUJIBUS, 15, 0 MHSIC - ACCESSORIES FOR SALE - Brain Box assemblies for Rock-Olaj Povv^er Supply Units for Rock-Ola- Selec- tor Key Block Assemblies for Rock-Ola. * TRENTON AI.IUSEt'.ENT COMPANY 260 N. CLINTON AVENUE (Tel: 2-7167) TRENTON, N, J. FIBER GEARS'" PARTS FOR WURLITZERS MAIM FIBER GEARS ii.OO ot.d „ SELECTOR riMS or DUHBBELLSi 1 DOZ Ss On ball SHOOTERS or FLOHGEES FOE ALL Fill BALL ‘ MACHINES 1 DOZBM Js.OO FOE , quAsim PRICES, toits tos James Clement. AAfc.of Coin Machine Parts _948 W. RUSSELL ST. PHILA. 40'PPKIMA / Saw It In **The Cash Box'* www.americanradiohistory.com I , The Cash Box Wjeekjo^an^ Page 70 LET US BE YOUR SUPPLY UOU SE 7ffi HAVE PL/iSTICS FOR ANY MAnRTN' ^-.CCESSORIES Wurlitzer 750 Amplifier, ..'ifiSSToO65,00 Rock-Ola Heat Motors, ...... $ 22,50 DeC, Converters 22o50 Line Cord, per Ft. 37,50 Y/"urlitzer 7ft 45 Stepper 1,75 12” PM Speakers, Neiw Zip Cord, Per Ft 02|- Motor for Wurlitzer Counter Model ... .15,00 New Utah 8" P,M, Speakers.,.., 3,95 5-10-25/ Slugproof coin machine Seeb. 32.50 Bakelite Crystal Pick-Ups 5,00 Rock-Ola Motors, Any type.,,,,, o22p50 Main Gears,....,,....,,, ..,,, 50 7/urlitzer Trays, New 4 60 Metal Casters, New, Per Set,,.,.,,, Soeburg Trays, New 1,25 ^,60 Rubber Casters for Rock-Ola pr Set, 1,50 Soeburg Bar Brackets 2,50 Shielded Wire, Per Ft, ,05 "Wurlitzer ^'130 Adapter.,., 27,50 Volume Control Keys ,05 Ciirved Brackets for Buckley Boxes.... 2.50 Title Strips for Wurlitzer, per T/7urlitzer 412 Anplifier 30,00 Dozen..,. 1,20 VAirlitzer 41 Amplifier ....22,50 Wurlitzer Tone Arms ,21,50 Wurlitzer Motor 2 9,50 Cover For ’Wurlitzer #125 Box *. Rock-Ola Trays. . 5,00 ,^0 LUMILINES in all SIZES Large Soft Rubber Casters per set.... 1,65 star Wheels 35 Seeburg Hi-Tone,Tone Arm, Comp 24,50 Electronic D,C, Converters 25,00 Y/urlitzer 750 Tone Arm 24,50 WE HAVE ivLL TYPE TUBES. Classics for yiTurlitzer 750E, less RESISTORS, CONDENSERS & TILINSFORJIERS. tone rm, less motor,,.., ,.,85,00 ALL MERCHANDISE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE! ViTurlitzer 800 Speaker 32,50 m HAVE ALL PARTS FOR 7/IRELESS BOXES AND Wurlitzer 750:.,Speaker . . , 32,50 ANY PART FOR 750 E. 1/3 DEPOSIT, BAIANCE C.O.D, YIAREIIOUSE. ALL EQUIR.IENT GUARilNTEED IN PERFECT CONDITION. yYE PRIDE OURSELIUIS ON OUR CLEAN REP. 1/VRITE — in: RE WEST SIDE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 612 TENTH AVENUE NEW YORK, 18, N. Y. SLOTS - CONSOLES FOR sale - 1 10/ Original Chrome, one cherry payout serial 460,000 $180,. 2 Gold Chrome 2o/, one cnerry payout, completely rebuilt ^200, ea.j 1 Bally Roll-em seven coin head |99. I/3 Deposit. WANT - Vest 5/ Pockets, State lowest price and condition. FRANK AMUTDOUi 3043 ferry avenue NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y, RIFLE RANGE Brand new moving targets, 4 reconditioned rifles, finished life new counter, 1 re- 1 large compressor, BB cart, ready to set to top and up, all ^you need sides. Will sell or trade. Y/hat have you? PL^YLAND AMUSEfdENTS CO. 220 N. 'WASHINGTON LANSING, MICH. I Sate It In **The Cash www.americanradiohistory.com . ! The Cash Box Weej^J^^Jmw Pfcgc VI A THE LEADING CONTENDER FOR THE "COINADAA/.Y" AWARD FOR 194 6! V V THE LATEST AND GREATEST FIVE BALL FREE PlAY GANE PUT YOUR LOCATIONS IN THE SPOTLIGHT WITH THIS, EXCITING MONEY MAKER PLENTY OF PLAYER APPEAL AND ACTION! Get in touch Vv'ith your Dis- M A [R V 0: a MTEDDITE tributor or Phono, T/iro or MANUFACTURING CO DELr/EPY Write to Us 2122NILWAUREE AVEN IJ £ Dir^;ct OiDEP CHICAGO 47, ILLINOIS PHONE ARMITAGE 124o TOELYY! IvIUSIC - PINS FOR SALE - 2 Mills Dance IVhstersj 4 616 TFurlitzer; 1 Seeburg King; 1 Seeburp- Rex- 12 pinballs ^ * j all machines in perfect condition. X-CEL NOVELTY CaiPANY 5240 N, 11th STREET (Tel: MIC 2624) PHILADELPHIA 41,PA, “ SALESBOARDS - FOT SALE -For best prices on all types of salesboards, both money salesboards and plain headihg boards in all sizes. Write: A. N. S. COMPANY 312 CiiEEaL STREET - SLOTS - Cherry Rebuilts, look, play like nev^. Mechanism torn down to bottom P » en cleaned, rebuilt, new parts added as necessary. Guaranteed finest equips ment available. Western operators stop in and see these in o^ar shop. |l85. your old plus Mills Blue or Brown Front; $75, plus old Mills Club Bell. CENTURY INDUSTRIES » 2013 FOURffl AVENUE (Tel: EL. 7723) SEATTLE, WASH. SLOT PARTS - SLOTS 200 sets Spec. 1-2-3 Reel^Aseb.! 1-5 Payout Disc, Club, Chrome 25 , l3-5r'’s’lO^'so7Bl3-10, 50 Blue FrontI t -Z"’ Brown ^ ^400.; Front v450.j Gold Chrome $475,; New 32- wire cable, write, * COLEiAN NOVELTY COMPANY 1023-25 FIFTH AVENUE (Tel: MAIN 1323) ROCKFORD, ILL. WANTED: ^ lots slots ,77, RHYTHM AMUSEMENT / V \ I 1240 DRYAnE.q .qTR'RTCT FrTTmTTP. COMPANYWA | M | DRYADE3 STREET (FIIQNE: CANAiTi571) NEW ORLE/d'IS 13. LA, I Saw it In, **Tka Cash Box” www.americanradiohistory.com ., The Cash Box of January 21, 1946 2'agc 72 NOW D F 1JVERINCI CHICAGO COIN’S G E NCO'S C0ALFE-$525O^ TOTAL ROLL-U25T'-° I'AGhS NEW 1946 DRILL PROOF ^ ^ ^ DELUXE CHERRY BELLS _ _ NEW MILLS BLUE SILVER WILLIAMS LAURA 5 BALL VEST i 9 /I ^ So POCKET BELLsV4.52 FREE PIAY— 2:4vO.O MUSIC - CABLE - NEEDLES 25 ITevz Packard V/all Boxes |36,95 Twin Twelve D.P.D.T, push button Mev/' SO-YiTire Cable, per foot«,, 30 switch tl.35 Permo Point Standard Needles, 25 up to 100 33/ each; lots of 100 30/ each! RECONDITIONED CONSOLES - BELLS - CIGARETTE War Eagle . 10^, Pace DeLuxT lOy..; 1 13 5. 00 Roman, Head. 5(Z^ Jennings Silver Moon, 5/. 175,00 Mills Vest Pocket Chrome.,.. Mills Vest Pocket Green, 5/ ,42,50 Mills 1-2-3, CP, 5/ ..,..,,60,00 Jennings Chief ' Console, 5/ 135,00 Jumbo Parade, FP, 5e^. Mills 1-2-3 EP, 5/..... 75,00 Big Game, FP Late Head, 5/, Super Bell Combination, 5/, ,325,00 Sun Ray FF, 5/, . . Jumbo Parade, CP, 5/. 135,00 Columbia Fruit, GA, 5/ Skill Time, CP, 5/ ,..,,110,00 50 7-Coluim DuGrenier Cigarette Venders |32 .50 25 9-Column DuGrenier Cigarette Venders 70,00 A.B,T, RIFLE RANGE 6 Gun Range; extra gun; compressor; 45 ft, sectional plyv/ood indoor building; |180. stock new tubes; 125,00 stock pellets; center moving targets; new barrels on all guns; neon rifle sport sign; and transformer. In first class operating condition, and a bargain- at. TERMS: ONE-THIRD DEPOSIT, BAL/iNCE C.O.D, MATHENY V COMPANY INC 564 mST DOUGLAS Y/I CHITA 12. KANS ARCADE - SLOTS - CONSOLES - MUSIC FOR SALE - 1 Bally Rapid Fire Gun tl45,; 1 Keeney Submarine Gun |90, ; 2 Mills 5/ V.p, Bell Green $35, ea, ; 1 Mills 5/ V.P, Bell Chrome Y/at. |55. ; 1 5/ Rolatop A-1 $90,- 1 Bakers Pacer A-l |300, j 4 Jumbo Parade FP ea. ^75, j 1 25/ Jenn, Silver Moon C.P, |250- 1 Wat, Big Game CP 5/ ^75,; 1 Tp/-in 12 YYur, mechanism complete with Amp & Adpt, ^190 A.UTOMY.TIC AmSEMRNT COMPANY 1000 PE^SYLVANIA STREET EVANSVILLE 10,IND. MUSIC - Y^ANT -^ Phonographs all makes and models, will pay top cash prices for machines in A-l condition from 1 to fie 100; need Rockola Standards and Y/urlitzer 600* s. HIRSH COIN MACHINE CaiPANY 1309 NEvT JERSEY AVENUE, N.Y^. (Tel: H0bart3170) WASHINGTON, 1, D.C. PINS - SLOTS FOR SALE - Boomtown $22,50; Double Feature $39,50; All American $39,50; Band Wagon |47 ,50; Silver Spray $35,; Mills 5/ Blue Front, just overhauled ^25. PLAYIMiND ARCADE 1849 MIN STREET (Tel: Spr, 2-9571) SPRINGFIELD, MASS. - SERVICE - NOTICE - Speed that’s us. 1 hour Amplifier service; 1 hour tone arm service. Wb cone speakers. re- , Reasonable prices. All work fully guaranteed, DEE’S SERVICE SHOP 1119 raiCE BOULWARD (Tel: . IE 7875) LOS AHGELES 16, CALIF I Sai€ it in **The Cash Box^* www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 Page 73 NNOUNCEAAENT!! VE RE LONVERJiNC Single [D LAY r L I 'UG W ! P. E W RITE GONE .EVVIS COIN -MACHINE S 3924 'W, CHICAGO AVE.(BFlNC)MT-7o-oE)CHICAGO, ! LUNOIS ARCADE - CONSOLES FOR - SALS Keeney Submarine |ll9,50; Pitchem & Catcliem |109,50; l^oeGee Mystic hI 109.50; Rapid Firds |il39.50; Victory Pool .|!79.50; Seeburg Shoot -the -Chutes |99,50. Victory Marksman Gun Gl9»50j 3 Paco Reels $59o50j 2 Paces Races, black cabinet |49,50. each. BADGER NOVELTY CQvIPANY 2546 NORTIi 30th STREET MILV^AUKEE 10,WIS. MICRO SmTCHES FOR i,!NSIC BOXES .85/ Each SIv'IALL MERCURY SViTITCHES ;|^2.00 Each * L/iRGE MERCURY SlYITCHES :^2.50 EACH PROJECTION LAlvIPS FOR PANOR^UfS - 750 WATT - 200 HOUIi .|3.75 Edch HAVE PARTS AiiD COILS FOR ALL GEI'-TCO - GOTTLIEB - CHICAGO COIN - AND BALLY GAMES V/RITE FOR 'WIATEVTR YOU NEED.’ ECONOMY SUPPLY COMPANY 615 TENTH AVENUE (PHONE; BRYant 9-3295) NEl/y YORK CITY CONSOLES - COUNTER GAME FOR SALE - 1938 Track Times, cash or check payout :|49,50 ea.j Jennings Silver Moon Totalizer free play ^49.50 ea.; Marvel 1/ cigarette reels token payout ^5,00 each. HJGINIS NOVELTY COMPANY 31 ) MOUNT CARMEL, PA. S/J.ESBOARUS - JAR lEALS FOR SALE - lOOO hole' Jack Pot Charlie money boards,- 30 hole jack pot 25/ play ^1.25 ea. ; Universals, Red, iVhite & Blue jar deals 2040 count, six |3.00 winners each deal, per dozen bags. ANH-IONY HIRT 2303 NO. 11th STREET SHEBOYGAN, WlSC. PINS - RECTIFIERS ’YANT - V^ill pay |55.00 to ^65. for Exhibit Duplex machines. Also need one or several P.H. - 60 Genco Rectifiers combinations. L. M, KIDD 400 NORTH SECOND STREET (Tel: 3-9252) RICmjOND, VA. / Saw It In **The Cash Box” www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Week^o^mm^^ Page 74 ~ ARCADE - POR_SALE - Keeney Air Raider ^14-5.; Bally Rapid Fire j3i45.j Keeney Submarine Gun ^lldsj Tail Gunner #85,; Chicken Sam Target Conv, |95,; Shoot-the-Chutes f>79,50; Buck- ley Electric Hoist 159.50; Eal-ly Torpedo ^98.; Mills Tall Dial Scale ^25.; Scientific Batting Practice |105.; Poker & Joker |79,50; Ex. Bowling Alley ^^59. 50; Liberator #17 5, TEIE MARKEPP caCPAKY 4310 CARNEGIE AVEHUE (Tel: Henderson 1043) CIEVELAHD 3, 0. ARCADE - PUTS - CONSOLE - SLOT FOR SALE'- 1 Scientific Batting Practice )89.; 1 Bally Reserve ^^20.; 1 5/ Bakers Pacer DD, JP 1 Chrome $250,; Vest Pocket $45.; 1 Millsl-2-3CP ;35. l/s Deposit. HTJTZLER VENDIHG M;.CHPJE CaiPAlTY 900 WlHCIiESTER AVENUE (Tel: 9169) MARTINSBURG, ¥. VA. lUBULiVR COIN YIRXPVmS FOR SALE - Yfe originated and perfected the Colored Tubular Coin Yfrapper. A different color for each denomination. Tubular in form, sealed, but l:/ing flat, they occupy small space. Made of extra heavy special Genuine A^aft Paper, every v/rapper o-lued perfectly and correct in size. T/iTrite for prices and complete catalog, ABBOTT COIN COUNTER COTIPANy" 143rd ST & WALES AVE. (Bank and Cashiering Supplies) NEW YORK 54,N,Y. - CONSOLES - WANT - Mills Jurabo Parade or Big Game Free Play $50. Must be in A-1" condition. M. A. POLLARD COMPANY 725 LARKIN STREET (Tel: OR 3070) FRANCISCO 9, CALIF. WEST ViRClNiA OPERATORS!' ORDER 'G O A L E E'' NOW V>/E CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DEI.IVERY! •'N A r 3 KDYj B UTLER STREET (PHONE! 5 2 4 ) “ -- - MARIETTA - • - — — /OHIO^ I * I Saw It In **The Cash Box’’ www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Week of January 21^ 1946 Pa^e 75 Y EO AAEN ' SPF^V I NOT INTERBTFD IN SINGLE ORDERS VVE AjA/ TO eUiLD YOUR GOOD WILL FOR REJSIAT B USINESS ! READY TO SHIP! 1 Wurlitzer 61 Counter.. .vllO.OO 2 Seeburg 8800 E SRC |625.00 4 Wurlitzer 600/42 Victory 475 aOO 3 Seeburg 8200 Victory Gems. .475,00 2 Wurlitzer 500/42 Victory,.,. 500,00 2 Seeburg 12 Record,.,, 125,00 3 IVurlitzer 850..,,, .825,00 1 Seeburg Regal 350,00 2 Wurlitzer 750E ,.750,00 2 Rock-Ola Commando ..,.500,00 4 YiTurlitzer 800,.,,,,,., ,..,,700,00 2 Rock-Ola Super 450,00 6 Wurlitzer 700 .675,00 1 Rock-Ola Deleocs,., 400,00 4 Wijsrlitzer 600R .450,00 1 Mills Ihro'xe ,300,00 1 Wurlitzer 600 Cellar job v/ith 20 VlTurlitzer yl25 Boxes 5/l0/25/, , ,20,00 Buckley /.dapter .300, 00 6 'Wurlitzer Sweet Music Boxes. ,22,50 2 IWurlitzer 412,, 150,00 25 Buckley Boxes Chrome, late, 15,00 1/3 DEPOSIT, BALANCE C.O.D. EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR NORTHERN NEW 'JERSEY EcRi B A N K B A L L - THE FINEST SKEE BALL ALLEY EVER BUILT — DAVE ENGEl RV ORENSTEIN —“G DA "N S y\ NAME YOU CAN TRUST 415 FRELIlTG-nUYSEl'I AVEl'TUE ^PrlONE: BIGELOW 8-3524) NEWARK 5, NEiT JERSEY CABLE ADDRESS; EERDISCO 1-BALLS - MUSIC FOR SALE - Bally's new Victory Derby, immediate delivery. Distributors for Rock-Ola 1/Ianuf acturing Corporation, COLUMBBIA 17JSIC COTiPANY 1514-16 N.E. 33d AVEIRIE (Tel: Trinity 5592) PORTLAND 13, ORE. - CONSOLES - 5//5(Z^ CP .$395, Keeney/-Way Super Bell 5//25/ CP FOR SAIE - Keeney 2 Way Super Bell j ball gum side venders |60, •ip445,; Jimibos s?ll9.50* Smoker Bells, like new, AUTOMATIC MUSIC COMPANY 425 No. 13th STREET (Tel: Crawford 2246) TERRE HAUTE, IND. BRAND NEW MILLS VEST POCKET BELLSl JUST OFF THE PRODUCTION L I NE l474.50 EA.l WRITE FOR NEW PRICE BULLETIN ON MAC HINTS AND PARTS AUTOMATIC COIN MACHINES 6 SUPPLY Coj 4135-43 ARMITAGE AVUUJE HIONES ; CAI'ITAL 8244-45 CHICAGO 39„ IlI-h' I Saic it In **The Cash Box’* www.americanradiohistory.com , The Cash Box Week of January 21^ 1946 Te^e 76 t'C ‘l-l S[RViai^!lj^..^ >AL ITY Chicago Coinin r 'Williams^ 1;B VyEIxE ^ Mai'vci^s j! Gcbtiliob 1 | VHEE "GOALEE" "LAURA" PHOIIE tt- HOLLYiTOOD" i : "STAGE DOOR CANTEEN'! 1 i YOUH ORDERS $525.00 #249.5 0 TODAY ¥249.50 1249.50 Genco * s I-M-M-E-D- Bally’s ARIZOIA- "TOTAL TRADE ROLL" '^UNDS "UNDERSEA RAIDER" $425.00 i $599.50 BR;nID IOT mills* blue « gold vest pockets . . . #74.50 Ea. THOROUGHLY IT) CONDI TIOITED AUiaUTIC PAY OUT CONSOLES Bakers Pacers DD JP. #2G5tOCr Lv, Rolleto, Jr, ’^OC'.OO Super Bell TW Com5&5|495.00 " Bakers JP Remote . .345.00 ‘40 Dominos.. .175.00 Super Bell Tw. 5&25 .. ,495. 00 Bally Roll ’em 145,00 Hi Dominos JP 5/.,. 295,00 Super Bell Tif/Co 5Sc2 5. 595.00 Bally Hi Hand 25^2^, .295.00 *41 Dominos JP 25/. .475,00 Super Tracktime 295,00 Bally Bells 5 & 25. ..125, 00 Jen, Silver Moon. .. .145,00 Mills Three Bells 895,00 Bally Club Bells .... .245,00 Jen. Derby Day SI. ...65, 00 Mills Lour Bells 395,00 Bally Ro yal Draw 105 . 00 Jen. Bobtail .125.00 Jumbo Parade Late 5/. 135, 00 Caille Roulette 00 25/.. 275. Jen. Golf Ball 25/.. 195.00 Paces Races (Brown). ,175,00 Ev, *40 Facer '295,00 Keeney Super Bell 5/310,00 Paces Tw.Rls 5 & 10. .325.00 Ev. Lucky Lucre 150,00 Super Bell 2 5/ 3 95,00 Paces Tw.Rls 5 & 25. .395, 00 Ev, *41 EangtailsJP. .295,00 4-Way Super 3/5&2S. ,650, 00 Paces Saratoga 5/ 99,50 Super Bell TW' 5 & 5,395,00 J-OCATION - TFIOxROUGHLY RECONDITIONED FREE . TJAY CONSOLES Bally Club Bells. .. .¥245.00 Bally Big Top. , . . . ,#109, 50 J umbo Parade F.P’I'. . #110 . 00 Big 135 .00 , Silverrnoon Tot 119, 50 Super Bell Comb 310, 00 IHii^Y WHIIE KiSTJ i i LIKE NEi' / Mill * s Used Vest 5/ Pockets Perf. Condition, , #49, 50 ei S P F. C I L S Exhibit Rotary A Merchandiser pusher type (in beautiful condition.. $349,50 Groet Chen ’ Metal Typer like new ’v^ith 10/ chute 375!oo Nei/v Fin Game Cart ons . -,;>2 ,00 ea . New Mill s 4 Be 1 1 Ca b inet s...,. .$22,50 ATTENTIONjWE WANT: Big Parade, oport Parades, Hi-Dives, Attentions , Mascots , Silver Skates Flickers Crosslines, Broadcasts, Trailways, Pan ’ Americans,' Speed Balls, Monicker s Mystic s Crystals, Playballs, Pursuits, Air Force, E'x-Double Plays, Duplex, Do-Re -Mi, ' Knock- outs, Leaders, Stars, Sky Blazers, Sunbeams, West Winds, Zombies, Arc^entines ° * Fo’or’ ^"Oses ARCADE - Chicago Coin Hockeys, Batt ing Practice. . '^iTRIIh lOR LISTS: Special Slot Machine Values, Arcade Equipment, Automatic P.O, Con- soles, 1 & 5-Ball F,P, Pin Games and 1-Ball Multiple P.O, Tables, ' TERMS: 1/b DEPOSIT, BALANCE C.O.D. or SIGHT . DIWiFT. MC NAR( ;h cc!n machine COMPANY 1545 NORTH FAIRFIELD AVEfTUE ARmitage 1434 CHICAGO 22, ILL. PINS - ARCADE - FOR SALE Gun Club $80, Snappy • ; $60., Jungle ¥60,; Defense $93.50; Fleet $42,; Ar- cade Equipment; Rapid Fire $119.50; Keeney Submarine $95.; Sky Battle $139. LION DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 726 SO. 4th STREET (Tel: WAbash 7689) LOUISVILLE, KY. SLOTS - MUSIC - PINS - CONSOLES WANT Late Model phono s, pin' games, consoles, slots and old 12 16 or 20 record Rock- Olas. Write statiiig prices, etc, I NOBRO IIOVEIWY COMPANY 36 9 EILIS STREET SAN FRANCIACO, CAL. PINS - ARCADE FOR SALE - Pin Ball machines and -2 Jap Ray Guns. Write to or call, FAIRWAY AIUJSE. 'ENT C05,^PANY (Tel: 604) COLUlViBUS, MISS. I Saw It In **The Cash Box’* www.americanradiohistory.com ’ . The Cash Box Week of January 21, 1946 Page 77 KING -PIN s PECiALS BOXES WALL , Em PA(3(ARD ADAPTERS 12-Se^Wrg S-0-"f BPAiJD mw 1 Ash, Wurlitzer 12-16 20 Sel.. . ,$7,50 ROCK - OL.A comb o o 5 lURITTABLE See burg S-O-M MOTORS 2 Beach, 7/urlitzer T12 . .43,.50 16 Sel ..6,56 117 Volt 50/60 Cycle 6 Chestnut, Mills 5 Seeburg S-O-M $11575 each Throne’ - Empresa-,.,, .00 20 Button, Bronze Write For 1 Juniper, 7/urlitzer Covers $12 .50 Jobber Discount 700 .,-800 .50 6 Keeney, 4» 50 4 Poplar, Rock-Ola T12, ..46, 50 16 Seeburg ?/all-0-Matic 1 ,....$38.50 Spruce, Seeburg play from floor. • • 45 c,00 2 Seeburg 5^ S-O-M Deluxe 3-Wire. , ,30,00 1 WilloY/, Seeburg 20 50 \ K ^ < PM ~\ \ 826 MILLS STREET J. R. "Pete” Pieters KAUJ^UZOO 21, MICH POP CORE IvLiCHIHES FOR SALE - Star "Aristocrat" console kettle tyr^e opocorn machines, new, $15.00, per hour capacity, wet pop/all chrorae finish inside -'nd out $395.,• Holcomb & Hoke Kettle type rebuilt, floor models wet pop large capaci^^y $395. ^PK SALES COMPAIJY 5th & IWIEELIHG AVENUES CALIBRIDGE, OHIO CONSOLES - PINS FOR bALE - Carolina Operators; Make an offer on all this equipment to be picked up un^ crated in Darlington; 1 5/ Jum.bo fruit reel, hi-head C.P. $75.- 1 Mills 1-2-3 *39 mo- del ^25. j 1 Owl Mills F.P, like new $45.; 1 Genco Formation $20.; 9 Bally’s at $12.50 each. DARLINGTON LfUSIC C07.!PANY 132 NORTH MAIN STREET DARLINGTON, S.C. - MUSIC - FOR SALE - 8 Buckley Boxes, like new; 17 Seeburg Selectomatic Boxes; 400 feet 30-wire cable, slightly used, 7/111 accept offer for all or part. /iPPEL VENDING CudPANY 5015 N. GRINSBACK STREET • PHILADELPHIA 20, PA. ^JB5u2 - A Cellos sal Collector of Coins.’ voo - IT and C RYIN VOO— IT BLUES' NOVELTY BOOGIE - VOCAL - LOW DOLVIT BLUES BY THE BLUES WaiAN ORCHESTPAiL ACCOlviPANIIdENT LATEST ':iUKE BOX" RELEASES ROY MILTON and his SOLID SENDERS TliE YEAR-LONG SENSATION OF HOLLYWOOD’S SU2Y-Q NITE CLUB -^^--TON and his SOLID SENDERS" arc terrific. They are in "Soundies". Roy in ^several outstanding motion pictures and the band is a smash success in the hea.rt ox HollyvTood virhoro they have been for over a year at the Suzy-Q Nite MILTON’S BOOGIE R. M. BLUES A good boogie with a jump A mellow Blues v/ith blues vocal by Roy Milton vocal by Roy Milton J3 JB GROOVY BLUES 503 RHYTHI^I with 5C4 COCKTAIL a new rh;,/thm vocal a Novelty by CAvIILLE HOWARD instrimiental LIST PRICE $1.00 plusLo tax JUKE BOX RECO.,^3, COMPANY 7 y/EST 46th STREET (PHONE; Cllelsea 3-3337) NE7/ YOPlK 19, N.Y. Shipments from Los An.gclos and Chicago I Saw It In **The Cash Box’* www.americanradiohistory.com ' . . 2 . .,. . . The Cash Box Week of January 21^ 1946 Page 78 Tffi HAVE ;fLiI"'.Y*3:0E FOP .(IP'[EDi;..TF .D ELI VERY' FREE r 05 IS c 62.50 Db o Feature . . ()S2 . 50 Mascot . . . . ,c|30,00 SI ug ger . 164.50 . . Air Circus > .119,50 5-10-20. c. . .Iu9„50 On Deck . .. .,25,00 Snappy ..64.50 Band ‘’'/’agon. Formation...... ,35.a 00 Paradise . . Spot Pool . . Big Parade. .I2 9o50 4 Diaivionds . . . . .65 <,00 Playball . . Stars Glamour 5C«00 Power House . .. .30,00 Super Six... Gold Star...... 37a50 Punch ...... 0 Target Skill ..37,50 Plas.Bm. , .37.50 Gun Club „79e 50 Sea Hawk.,,. .. ,,52,50 Victory ..92,50 Defense - o fl95.j00 J ungle 7 .. 5 0 Seven Up , . , 0, ,6 42 .,50 Wildfire . . . Dixie . . e o 0 {% r • ..37c€ 50 Lime ligr t e 34 a 50 OlO «*5 g . .,. 50,00 Z ig Zcig CCN.30'lE3_ m E- BA'lLS Mills o^'uiTibo parade liHi, P.Oe . . ..^159. 50 Semta Anita P, Oo . -|j.75oOO Bally P.d .Fire 150,00 Mills Jumbo Parade F.P, 119,50 Grand Stand, P^O-, .c , 92.50 Bally Convoy .175,00 High Hand, Comb ,195,00 Sport King, P.Oo .. .275,00 Shoot-The- ^iclcen Sam. o.75oOO Bull. 50» 00 IigJSIC Wurlitzer 41 Counter ..,i^l65,00 7/urlitzer 61 Comter |149,50 7/urlitzer Tv/in 16, Steel Cabinet, Rock-Ola Glamour Tone Column with 32 Buckley 32 e Co lete . .. . . :>• .. . ~ record- Box s . mp o..,.,...... •. o...... ^.675.00 OTE SECOlTlD OP Tiafix)' 'cl?0l = ry's dep'osTt, bila'nce“ c o: d. NOBR.O NOVELTY COMPANY (FOMERLY OPEIbiTORS EXCHANGE) 36 9 ELI, IS STREET SAN FRANCISCO 2, CAL, - CONSOLES - WillT - Bally Hi-Hand Machines, combination, free play and payout console models. Kind- ly contact us at once. Cash waiting! QUEBEC COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE 1247 GUY STREET (Tel: F it zr oy 7404) MONTREAL 25, QUE.,CAN, MUSIC - ARCADE - CANDY MACH. NOTICE - I will buy and sell Music, Arcade, Candy Machines. 7i/hat have you? VJhat do you need? STATE IHilNDING COMPANY 300 HARRISON AYEME ' BOSTON, 18, MSS. - MUSIC - WANT - Seeburg Gems and Vogues. Quote lowest prices. NOONAN A-MUSEMENT COMPANY 270 'WEST FORDHAM ROAD (Tel: Fordham 4-2144) BRONX 53, N.Y. FOR SALE - 3 D.C, Wurlitzer Motors, will also trade for A.C. Wurlit^er motors; 1 5j^ Mills rebuilt Blue Front; 1 5p/ War Eagle and 2 10/ War Eagles, Glitter Gold. All slots factory re-conditioned and in exceptionally fine shape. VIC MANl-iARDT COMPANY, INC. 547 N, 16th STREET MIL'WAUKEE 3, VfIS. DISTRIBUTORSHIP WANT-Distributorship wanted for pin ball machines. Business reference, bank and char- acter referenees furnished upon request. 20 yrs. experience in this business. Yifrite or phone. 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