Ice-Revue / Ice Show

A photographed electro-mechanical playfield seen through its smoke-coloured plexiglass, with the cream-and-red cabinet and chrome ball plunger visible below. The lower third is a white lower-deck panel carrying a blue-and-red arrow instruction strip reading BUTTONS ON SIDE OF CABINET, a small white PUSH LOWER PLUNGER FOR BALL sticker, and a marbled instruction card headed ICE SNOW. The main field is a turquoise-teal and deep pink-magenta underwater scene crowded with five round pop-bumper caps ringed in red-and-white sunbursts, numbered bonus circles 1, 2 down the left and 4, 5, 6, 7 up the right, and a central stack of ovals reading 300, 200, 100 over HOLE VALUE WHEN LIT. Small painted figures include blonde women in bathing suits swimming and diving among stylised ice-cream and frozen-dessert shapes, plus a lagoon/dome motif on the left and a red-and-white striped parasol on the right. Two flippers, two slingshots, 50 POINTS markings either side of the drain, and a ball-guide arrow complete the lower play area.

Illuminated square backglass with a cream/off-white outer border carrying a ring of alternating red and blue rectangular tiles down both sides, and three lens shapes along the bottom (two long red ovals flanking a blue circle). Inside, a teal-green ice rink filled with skaters. Across the top, a cursive white-outlined script word Gottlieb's sits above the huge title ICE REVUE, whose chunky block letters are red with yellow faces, a black outline and a white keyline. The title is partly overlapped on the right by a large eye-shaped medallion: an almond of red-white-blue radiating stripes containing four mechanical score reels, with a yellow border. The centre of the rink is dominated by a tall tuxedoed man in a white shirt and pale green ice skates carrying a laughing blonde woman in a strapless red sequinned dress on his raised knee, her arm flung up. Around them skate seven other performers: a white-costumed showgirl at far left, a skater in a red outfit, a man in a black-and-white checked suit, a man in a pale suit, a small figure in a dark jacket, a red-haired woman in a yellow-and-blue sequinned bodice at bottom left with one arm stretched out, and at bottom right a grinning man in a white boater hat and white shirt printed with red sunbursts beside a man in a red cap and striped shirt cradling a grey cat. The artwork is flat, brightly coloured mid-century cartoon illustration with black ink outlines.

A tall rectangular ice-skating-themed backglass with a cream-white outer border carrying a vertical ladder of alternating blue and red square tiles down both left and right edges, and two large red ovals flanking a small blue circle at the bottom. The central panel is a wide teal-green ice rink. Across the top, a cream scroll banner reads 'ICE SHOW' in big orange and yellow block letters outlined in white, with a cursive script 'Gottlieb's' above it; to the right a white strip reads 'MFD. BY D. GOTTLIEB & CO.' and 'CHICAGO, ILL. 60651', above a painted crowd of tiny spectators. A yellow starburst-edged panel at upper right holds four mechanical reels showing 0 9 7 2, with a small 'Tippper SKILL GAME' plaque over it. The centre figure is a smiling dark-haired man in a magenta-purple skating suit with yellow sash and bow tie, holding up a red-haired woman in a red sequined dress and white lace-up skates. Around them five more skaters perform on coloured rink discs. Bottom left a red-haired woman in a polka-dot costume reaches out. Bottom right three grinning men in comic poses. A yellow 'PREVIOUS HIGH SCORE' window sits left of centre. A scalloped yellow-and-teal band along the bottom holds ten red circles numbered 1 to 10, flanked by 'GAME OVER' and 'BALLS TO PLAY' ovals.