1966 Gottlieb Dancing Lady Pinball Machine - Beautiful Old School E.M. Design

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[@EsotericArctos]

Gottlieb always were good at thinking outside the square. Love the ballerina.

[@LyonsArcade]

Yeah this is just one of 100 different ideas they came up with that were pretty interesting!

[@benoit1335]

i'm getting to love those old pinball. It's a totally different experience, and those sounds... great video.

[@LyonsArcade]

Yeah like you said it's different than what you think when you hear 'pinball'... but it's how it originally was!

[@keithcitizen4855]

If I wanted a pinball machine, an old non electronic one like this is all I would get.

[@LyonsArcade]

Yeah I like the old ones!

[@ArtStoneUS]

The ZIP code system was introduced in 1963, so the ZIP code on the back glass was something new at the time

[@Slammy555]

I remember that game from when I was young. I also remember the kick up for the ball on the old pinball games.

[@LyonsArcade]

Very cool Slammy, I was wondering if anybody remembered it!

[@timothyhughes8855]

I have this game and I love it. I'm in the process of restoring it and you gave me some clues on why my extra ball star is not lighting up. Thanks for the demo. Tim

[@LyonsArcade]

Thanks Tim, see you on the next video!

[@timothyhughes8855]

Joe, Do you still have your game?? I still have a few problem with mine. I'm looking for pictures of the underside of the play-field. The extra ball light does not work and I want to see is the previous owner changed the wiring around. Thanks, Tim

[@LyonsArcade]

Sorry we already sold it... I've heard that some people would put a resistor on the line to lower the voltage so you could use a regular bulb, if they did the resistor might have burnt out. On mine, it just used a special bulb that could handle the higher voltage and I think that was factory.

[@Indiskret1]

I think I'm in love!

[@LyonsArcade]

Yeah I really like these kind. I've got some more in storage I'm going to bring in, one has a little Hula doll in it, ha. Thank you for watching Indiskret1!

[@cathystone4048]

What a great game!!

[@WorksOnMyComputer]

Lovely game.

[@LyonsArcade]

Thanks Daniel, we enjoyed it for sure!

[@OhRonaldo]

I've never seen this game before. Neat! It seems like it plays really well for a big 2 inch. ❤️

[@cloneofclark4374]

I remember in the seventies seeing a football/soccer themed table with a back board where a player figure kicks balls up a ramp into a track above. I have only seen this game once. I find games with these displays in the back board very rare but very fascinating. I suspect these must have required more maintenance to keep running. This table does have some interesting things happening on them like the carousel rotary target. Nice video.

[@LyonsArcade]

Thanks Clark! ... we had a game called "Soccer" a few years ago that had something similar to that but it didn't have a figure doing it, it was actually pretty fun though! You can see a video here if you'd like : - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3bZeoydgLBlgas

[@dominos7492]

Beautiful machine-great video.Thanks Joe.

[@LyonsArcade]

Thanks Domino, yeah I really liked this one!

[@spidermcgavenport8767]

Thank you, sir. Greatly appreciated.

[@LyonsArcade]

Thanks for watching Spider, wasn't this a cool one?

[@spidermcgavenport8767]

@@LyonsArcade Absolutely sir, vintage awesome.

[@spidermcgavenport8767]

Neat to see the flipper feature, to avoid the gambling side adding skill to the game, the art work reminds me of the Russian Tsar's watching the ballerina.

[@estpst]

thats a cool game

[@LyonsArcade]

Yeah, pretty unique!

[@vw2rover]

The plastic above the ROTO target is a picture of the VIP room.

[@LyonsArcade]

Yup! They were bout it bout it way back then...

[@lawrencesmith.]

And in a way, many things 'new' are also 'old'....in this case as mentioned, the older games had a manual plunger to lift the ball to the shooter spot. If you wanted....you could deliver 1-5 balls to the shooter at once and fire away for a 'multi-ball' game! Only once a game though!

[@LyonsArcade]

I never thought about that, you'd have to be pretty 'flippant' with your money though to waste the extra balls :) Thanks for watching Lawrence, we appreciate it!

[@douro20]

IPDB says they made 2,675 of these. This is certainly one of the most advanced pinballs of its day. I'd really like to see how everything works on it.

[@princesspeachfan100]

8:56, 18:05: Seriously, WHY don’t companies these days sell ballerina figurines you could buy to keep or have in music boxes just like this? She’s adorable and beautiful! That detail is amazing! 😊

[@LyonsArcade]

Yeah I can't believe they don't do that anymore, that used to be a really big thing... .

[@princesspeachfan100]

@@LyonsArcade Yeah, I wish they'd sell ballerina figurines like her! ^^ I want one! ^^

[@MD-wk3gj]

The blonde guy looks smitten with the dancer.

[@LyonsArcade]

Likely :)

[@mootsym]

Beautiful machine. Silverball in Asbury Park NJ has this one and it's February's game of the month (highest score at the end of the month gets either a free hour pass or free day pass depending on the month. I won a free day on the Melody machine and a free hour on Addam's Family. Anyways, did you ever figure out how the machine keeps score after 1,999?

[@95SLE]

Interesting that there is no Special When Lit or a score total to win an extra game. Nice machine.

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

On the Dodge City i have there is a manual ball-lifter.

[@LyonsArcade]

We had a "flipper Parade" like that years ago!

[@EsotericArctos]

I never understood the need to go to massive scores. It's basically the same thing. What's the difference between getting 1 point or getting 1000 points, other than the 0's. IT's like the dummy score rail that always read 0 just to make you think you had a bigger score, but the scoring is still the same. I love these unusual Gottlieb's

[@LyonsArcade]

Thanks Brendan, I always felt the same way... it's worth mentioning that when Jersey Jack pinball started by releasing their "Wizard of Oz" Pinball machine a few years back, they did actually turn the scores back down a bit. So the race to trillions did slow down slightly :)

[@scottcannady3232]

RARE

[@scottcannady3232]

JOE, HOW RAE IS A WHITE FIRST GEN "COMPUTER SPACE" VIDEO GAME FROM 1971?

[@LyonsArcade]

That's about as rare as it gets! I've never had a computer Space, I know certain colors are more rare, is the white one the hardest to find?

[@ArtStoneUS]

This was the machine that your girlfriend could play while she was tolerating your nerdiness

[@scottcannady3232]

HOW MUCH WOULD ONE COST?

[@LyonsArcade]

I'm not sure unfortunately, i've never had anything that rare!

[@scottcannady3232]

@@LyonsArcade there is one in the 1973 movie soylent green that is white. I wish I knew if it came that way or was it just for the movie.

[@raybyrnes3516]

The Addams family had a Dancing Lady in the original series. I forget which episode(s)

[@LyonsArcade]

I haven't seen them in so long, I need to watch all of them again!