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I I I I I I READY SOON I ^Iflbtolliiiimjuik WORLD WIDE Y0UR ONE-STOP I SUPERMARKET for MUSIC—VENDING—GAMES CmhBox Round The Route I AMUSEMENT GUNS EASTERN FLASHES Chicago Coin RIOT GUN $165 MEETIN' N GREETIN' S Big tadoo cent showing. Clayton Ballard says 13 Chicago Coin APOLLO MOON SHOT 495 of the weekend took place at Rich- he was also very pleased with the s I Chicago Coin SUPER SCOPE 295 mond's Jefferson Hotel where the vice school that was held at the Roc I I Music Operators of Virginia held their velt Hotel last week. Leonard Hiil Midway WHITE LIGHTNING 595 eleventh anniversary celebration con- was again conducting the classes wh 1 Midway DOG FIGHT 495 vention and trade show. All territorial consisted of introducing the operatl Midway CAPTAIN KIDD 250 distributors were slated to display to the new and simplified phonogrcl I Williams SPOOKS 525 their respective music and games changer. Right now Wurlitzer is cj lines for 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Nov. ducting schools all across the nations Williams AQUA 425 21-22, and a number of factory brass acquaint people with this new machi were expected to attend. Newcomers and its new equipment. The changei ft to the Virginia show this year, we available in the 100, 160 and 200 self I understand, will be the NSM Prestige tion. The machine was given a test i j§ 160 and Consul 120 at the Southeastern in Canada and Germany (with grg DISTRIBUTORS FOR: SEEBURG • UNITED • WILLIAMS display manned by Bernie Inge and results, we might add) before being K company. Mickey Greenman, A.C.A. on the market in the states. Speaks I TERMS: 1/3 Dep., Bal. Sight Draft or C. 0. D. vice president, will be on hand to help of Clayton Ballard we hear that he; I We carry the most complete line of Phonographs, Games, Arcade in demonstrating the German-made the family were snowed in for one ni if and Vending Equipment. Write for Complete List! music boxes. Mickie, incidentally, re- while vactioning at the cabin hideav turned from a lengthy sales trip just (we thought we would throw hideav i1 prior to the Virginia show. Trip took in to add a little spice to the coluntf. him to Florida, West Virginia, Ohio in the Angeles Crest mountains. Tli# WIDE distributors and Pennsylvania where he conferred spent a week up there and except p with distribs and potential dealers temporarily being snowed in they 1 K||9f 2730 WEST FULLERTON AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL. for the NSM line. By the way, Mickie's a ball. If you think that you are hear friends will be happy to learn his wife a bit of a southern drawl when Max1 l^jgg^F EVerglade 4-2300 CABLE: GAMES - CHICAGO Mildred is back in the best of health. Shiffer answers the phones over the BACK TO CHICAGO E- A number of you may be right. Maxine is preser metro area gamesmen will be making visiting with friends in Texas, f the Parks Show Nov. 30-Dec. 3rd at should be returning from her vaca' | the Sherman House Hotel in Chicago. in a few days. Also "hear" that 1 Larry Galenti will stage another mam- liam Braid has joined their sound moth Mutoscope display, this time partment. CHICAGO COIN'S adding A.C.A.'s Indy 500 car race game to his lineup, again including the MUROAKA TRAPPED AT PEBB1 r popular Photomatic and Plastimatic BEACH ... We might also say j i units. Rock-Ola factory execs will many pebbles not enough bird show off their coin music line at this George Muroaka of Associated C tJ aj year's Parks Show — a first! Amusements said that at least the Mil THE JERSEY BOUNCE — American terey scenery & the weather was Shuffleboard chief Nick Melone, with greatest. We really caught George Mike Bozza, drove down to Atlantic the run, because he and the Ha City early last week to attend another Burds, and the Harold Tuckers were of the institutional conventions which getting ready to leave for the Bar M RIFLE have always provided a good market vah for Kipp Arnold Leyser, son for their recreational products. Amer- Henry Leyser, president of ACA in C ican's home tables, rebound tables, 9' land. FABULOUS NEW and 12' shuffleboards and other items are familiar pieces at countless mili- SOUND SYSTEM ... tary day rooms, hospital games HERE AND THERE . Hope i rooms, nursing homes and dozens of Bob Portale of Portale Automatic S. DOUBLE DEPTH ILLUSION! other type institutions. American's found a nice mixture of business sales chief Sol Lipkin was off himself pleasure during his long weekends to San Diego last week for an educa- in Reno . .. tors' convention ... Be seeing all of Betson Enterprises' customers, sup- READY pliers and friends at this Sunday's (Nov. 23rd) gala open house celebra- UPPER MID-WEST tion. This event will mark the begin- SOON ning of the firm's 38th year in busi- Nik Berquist and son Roary in t * ' ness. The affair runs from 1:00 to 9:00 for the day visiting distributors Jpi P.M. and will offer food, refresh- Nik looking to buy a good used p fp So why "clown around" ments, door prizes, gifts for the ladies, . Pete Wornson and his fatheip; with ordinary equipment! music and entertainment. Kids are town making the rounds. Pete's la ||fo welcome . Irv Green out to the way up there in years and as chijlra Springfield Runyon offices last Tues- as a youngster . Maurice Ansfra day to confer on plans to introduce the Madison, in the cities for a few <« new Rowe music machine. Unit should vacation and doing some buyiniJjBi be on the market by second week of equipment . A1 Eggermont Si •§« i December. the cities as was A1 Kirtz from Iff i in i ON THE AVENUE 'M- New York City City . Stan Woznak and a grou has often been called Shuffle alley his buddies left last week for I ier K Reconditioned cabin up north for deer hunting. • • P Guaranteed town and according to the volume of SPECIALS sales on United's recently released Herb Peterson, Milbank. in to|r ffi 'Beta' at Simon, Inc., the standard the day doing his buying and lea IK the same day for home . H prevails. All shuffles at Simon's are Schroeder, Rochester, in town w I PIN BALLS — BOWLERS — ARCADE shipped in on 2-25® play from the records and parts . Mr. « • fori Williams factory and that's the way (mar CHICAGO COIN BALLY. most of them go out to Simon cus- Earl Ackley, Trego, in town for a PAR GOLF »110 BULL FIGHT .$150 e days giving Mrs. Ackley ai cnanc MUSTANG, 2-PI . 155 tomers' routes. 2-25 play makes more ROCKET =3 . 2S0 111 JLArHULA, I PI . its sense on the shuffles than on just do some shopping . • Heair<M CKER 1*5 CAMPUS QUEEN, 4-PI. 335 Sy Wiederholt had a slight beam rack TRIUMPH S.A. 230 WORLD CUP . 3*5 about any other type of machine, GOLD STAR S.A. 145 tack and spent several days in pic, DIXIELAND . 32C including music . Munves will not BELAIR S.A . 2«S hospital getting a check up ana "pes MEDALIST . 310 be exhibiting at the Parks Show this TEXAS RANGER . 205 UNITED year, the first time they've missed in and around and back on the J»» •ci ULTRA S.A. .$173 Glen Addington, Bismarck, up o|, decades. L GOTTLIEB TIGER . its SHIPMATES, 4-PI. ... hunting deer last week and 6» MjjAp( »I75 CORRAL Nothing succeeds like success and KINGS li QUEENS. US . 310 buck . John McMahon, in tow ICE REVUE . 1*0 MAMBO . 220 one of the hottest items ever assembled CENTRAL PARK was Cab Anderson from Huasou . its PYRAMID . 2IS at the Irving Kaye Co. plants the Pro- ne vencal home table — is keeping sales Don Hazelwood, Aitkin, in l ,lj II doing his buying . Mac Has\o"» Pis manager Howard Kaye arm weary 1 p| writing orders. Nice to hear the ma- Pete Thompson, Sioux Falls. » Write for complete 1969 Catalog of ||® jority of orders for the home item are cities just for the day and on a Phonographs, Vending and Games. coming from traditional Kaye coin dis- up business trip . Lieberman * Ssi Co. reports that the hottest e P his Established 1934 tributors. This is additional income for the dealers, not to mention a pure de- ever and still going strongai* m liams Grida Iroironn , Exporwsp",. anPhant<y f n?.'0 light for the homeowner to have it in Als0 I his recreation room. Midways Sea Raider. „ ut 111 burg Apollo's are moving "Bets operator's as fast as they <- »e i ^IflBTOlliiiiMJUik 1 them . Mrs. Joe Durham^ >0 CALIFORNIA CLIPPINGS picking up equipment • •. • . pBfiuer A ATM US IC—Chkjgo entertainment: Carmel Quinn j> N. WESTERN AVE., CHKACO, ILL. 60647. ARmitoge 6-5005 3400 PHONOGRAPH BOWS AT WUR- r LITZER ... The Wurlitzer phonograph ond Jim's and Professor Irw»' Hi 3400 recently made it's debut at a re- at the Manor ... 78 Cash Box _ November 29- I sshBox Round The Route HERE AND THERE As the nation watched the progress of the Apollo 12 ICAGO CHATTER moonshot, Bernie Cohen and the sales promo lads at Seeburg had their eyes on the progress of their Apollo 1" E j(|, our gal Camille vacationing console jukebox, released last month. E" week in beautiful downtown The machine has been warmly re- L jo we scooped up the Chatter ceived by the music operating trade, L s 'ld from New York.
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