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Dancing Lady [Model 232]
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Dancing Lady [Model 232] (c) 1966 Gottlieb. - TECHNICAL - Model Number : 232 - TRIVIA - Dancing Lady was the first pinball machine to have these features : 1) decagon score reels 2) score card holder with ball-in-play and game-over lights Dancing Lady was the first Gottlieb machine to adopt these features already in use by other manufacturers : 1) triple coin chutes 2) all-stainless steel front molding (lock-down bar) 3) playfield carousel roto-targets, a feature already appearing on Chicago Coin's 1966 'Festival'. 4) automatic ball-lift, a feature already in use by Bally, Chicago Coin, and Williams. Keeney also used it right up to their last game "Colorama" in November 1963. 2,675 units were produced. - STAFF - Design by : Ed Krynski Art by : Art Stenholm - SOURCES - Machine's picture (bossyman15)
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Dancing Lady [Model 232] (c) 1966 Gottlieb. - TECHNICAL - Model Number : 232 - TRIVIA - Dancing Lady was the first pinball machine to have these features : 1) decagon score reels 2) score card holder with ball-in-play and game-over lights Dancing Lady was the first Gottlieb machine to adopt these features already in use by other manufacturers : 1) triple coin chutes 2) all-stainless steel front molding (lock-down bar) 3) playfield carousel roto-targets, a feature already appearing on Chicago Coin's 1966 'Festival'. 4) automatic ball-lift, a feature already in use by Bally, Chicago Coin, and Williams. Keeney also used it right up to their last game "Colorama" in November 1963. 2,675 units were produced. - STAFF - Design by : Ed Krynski Art by : Art Stenholm - SOURCES - Machine's picture (bossyman15)
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