Cinema / Hollywood

A full single-level playfield photographed at a steep angle, cream and pale yellow ground with red and royal blue geometric panels and yellow-gold starbursts. At the top a dark metal ramp structure descends from two round pop-bumper caps at the upper left and upper right, each capped with a red-and-white ringed disc printed '100'. Below them the centre of the upper playfield is a red panel carrying a large sweeping script logo in red, yellow and white with a heavy black outline (lettering largely hidden under clear plastics and glare), flanked by two large yellow five-pointed stars printed 'EXTRA BALL' and 'WHEN LIT'. Round red inserts and blue-white ringed inserts are scattered across the upper half, with '1000 BONUS' printed twice near the top-centre and 'OUT' printed at both left and right shoulders. Mid-playfield the script logo overlaps the words 'SPECIAL', 'A LANE', 'HOLE VALUE' and 'WHEN LIT'. Below that a broad cream V-shaped value lane area carries a column of blue-ringed inserts reading 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000 down the left, 10,000 at the apex, and 9000, 8000, 7000, 6000 down the right, with a red ball in the central 10,000 hole. Two identical jester/clown heads in tall striped cone hats with red noses and grinning faces sit left and right of these lanes, flanking red standup targets. At the bottom, a white apron carries 'FLIPPER BUTTON' twice on red arrows, 'SAME PLAYER SHOUTS AGAIN' with a 'when lit' circle, 'FOR AMUSEMENT ONLY', and a 'CLEVELAND PINBALL LEAGUE' plate reading '1 PLAY - 25¢'. Two white rubber-tipped flippers and a chrome wireform ball guide occupy the lower centre.

A backglass in a pale wooden frame, its artwork a dark crimson-red field with black rays radiating from the top centre. A green marquee banner edged with yellow light bulbs carries the title: CHICAGO COIN'S in small yellow block capitals above CINEMA in enormous bulb-studded orange-yellow letters on green. Below sit four white score-card windows in black bezels, labelled 1st to 4th PLAYER, each showing digits, with pink UP arrows and yellow 100,000 numerals between them. Eight vignettes crowd the glass, ringed by looping grey coiled strips: a pale blue circular star medallion top left, a grinning man in a broad white hat raising a knife top right, an oval of a cowboy on a brown horse pointing a revolver across desert hills, an oval of a sinister black-suited man with a bow tie brandishing a knife against night-blue sky, two moustached men in brown felt hats grinning at one another in the centre, a fair-haired man in a red shirt bent over a large orange striped sphere bottom left, a brown-suited man holding a small boy's hand with a cane, a bald man in a yellow robe seated in a stone archway, and a blonde woman in red lounging on a couch with a white bird on her raised stockinged foot. A small white auction sticker with a QR code sits at lower right.

A painted 1950s Hollywood-cinema-themed backglass. The centre-right carries the main title in a black rectangle with a cream border: CHICAGO COIN'S in small white caps above the huge block letters HOLLYWOOD in white with a black shadow. Two elongated oval score windows with white numerals on black rollovers sit across the top, labelled 1ST PLAYER and 2ND PLAYER in white caps on black tabs, each flanked by a blue circular medallion reading UP in white. The top register shows a large yellow spotlight cone with a line of small chorus-girl dancers in pink-and-white costumes inside it, and to the left a red-haired woman and dark-haired man in a tan trench coat and fedora embracing and kissing against a teal wall, beside an orange stage lamp on a black stand. The lower left has a large cartoon pin-up in a red bodice and yellow ruffled shorts holding a red megaphone, one arm raised. The centre shows a yellow rail over teal-and-red concentric arcs, and a portrait of a uniformed policeman with a peaked cap and moustache. At bottom left two grinning men in hats, one in a brown fedora and one in a bowler, and at right a framed portrait of a curly red-haired woman in blue facing a balding man in a red jacket. A detective in brown coat and brown fedora with a pistol stands at the far right. Green bands at the bottom carry PLAYERS above two white numbered balls 1 and 2, and BALL IN PLAY. The lower right corner bears the signature JAMES ART.

A square, symmetrically laid-out electro-mechanical backglass built around a huge yellow starburst. Across the top, a green-framed banner reads CHICAGO COIN'S above the word CINEMA, the letters formed from rows of round yellow lightbulbs on black. Four white mechanical score reels in black-outlined boxes read 1st PLAYER, 2nd PLAYER, 3rd PLAYER and 4th PLAYER, with red-bordered arrow plaques labelled UP pointing inwards between the top pair and the bottom pair. A white film strip with black sprocket holes loops and curls across the whole centre, acting as a frame for separate illustrated scenes. In the ovals are two cartoon men's heads in brown trilby hats and bow ties, a grinning black-haired man in a tuxedo raising a fist inside a blue oval, and lower left a cowboy in a red shirt on a bucking horse against pink hills. Bottom left a young man in a purple shirt kisses a glamorous red-haired woman on a beach. Bottom centre a man in a tan suit and hat walks away holding hands with a small child in a red jacket. Bottom right a bearded man in a yellow robe reads a letter at a desk. At the far right a reclining woman in a white swimsuit lies on cushions with a parrot on her hand, and at the top right a Mexican-style cartoon man in a wide white sombrero, striped serape and moustache peers in from the corner. A blue-lensed cinema spotlight sits top left. Bottom text reads PLAYERS, 1 2 3 4 and BALL IN PLAY above a blue-and-orange chequered strip.