Hi Dolly

Full-length electro-mechanical playfield photographed through a dirty, heavily scratched and tarnished glass window, with a warm yellow neon reflection washing the upper left. Layout is a tall teal-green and cream field with a big red circular disc behind the top playfield. The top arc carries a red five-lane rollover ladder lettered A, B, C, D (E cut off) reading 10 POINTS each, flanked by cream discs reading 100 POINTS FOR 10 and 5 POINTS, and red arrow banners reading SPIN at either side. Below sit three round bumpers with red-and-white starburst caps and white centres printed 10 POINTS, plus cream-and-red 10 POINTS targets and three JUMPER lanes. The mid playfield is a painted cartoon of four grinning men in a saloon: a fair-haired man in a pale shirt at left, two dark-haired men facing each other in the centre, and a cowboy in a floppy yellow hat at right, all leaning over a chrome bar. A cream arc below holds three green 10 targets over WHEN LIT. The lower deck is dominated by a big blue-and-white script logo reading Hi Dolly above a red banner D. Gottlieb & Co., with a wide-eyed red-nosed clown head bursting through a yellow starburst ringed GAME PLAYERS / SHOOT / AGAIN / WHEN LIT. Slingshots flank two yellow FLIPPER ovals, and a stained tan apron carries blue instruction text.

A bright mid-century litho-style pinball backglass in a cream wooden frame, its playing field covered by reflections of ceiling strip lights. The composition is a busy collage on a sky-blue ground. Across the very top runs a bunting garland of little girls in yellow leotards holding hands and arching between shields and pennants, with a white lozenge bearing small black manufacturing text. Two four-window mechanical score panels sit high left and high right, each with a cream drum face, black digits reading 666 and 000 respectively, and a red script word Player on a white angled banner below. Upper centre is a painted doorway labelled DRESSING ROOM, flanked by small framed photographs. Left of centre, an oval spotlight ringed with round yellow bulbs carries the main logo: a red script word arcing above huge block letters HI! and DOLLY, red with thick white and yellow inline striping and dark drop shadow, with BALL in PLAY on a red ribbon below. A 1950s-style pin-up woman dominates the right: blonde, low-cut white halter top, pink skirt, reclining across a teal sofa, holding a telephone receiver to her ear and lifting one bare foot. Behind her stands a second red-haired woman in a pink-and-white costume, and a cowgirl in a white cowboy hat, plus a cluster of comic caricature heads of men at the right and left edges. Bottom left is a yellow-and-red box; bottom right a red box about player numbers. Beneath the glass the cabinet apron carries seven red and blue rectangles.

Heavily worn, brightly coloured cartoon pinball backglass. Across the top, a bunting of red, white and yellow triangular pennants, each lettered individually, hangs on a blue band under a white maker strip. Below, a pale-blue doorway labelled DRESSING ROOM sits at centre-back. Two white-framed score windows stand high left and right, headed 1st and 2nd and captioned Player in red script, digits showing 6-2. The lower left holds a large white oval edged with round yellow bulbs enclosing HI DOLLY in huge slanted white letters with red outline and dark shadow, under a red script wordmark. At centre a red-haired pin-up in a white halter top and short red skirt stands in profile, arm raised holding a bottle. Behind her a cowboy in a white hat, red shirt and yellow neckerchief grins. At right a blonde in a low-cut red dress reclines on a blue banquette, telephone handset to her ear and a cigarette in hand. A yellow-bordered plaque sits bottom left, a red-and-yellow 1 or 2 players box bottom right. Deep blue ground, cream and red dominant, with heavy paint chipping.