That's "Fan-Tas-Tic".

John

#fan-tas-tic
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=820

Note that IPDB gives June 1972 as manufacture date. Doesn’t match with your photo date.

Swinger on the far right. The one to the left of it will be tricky to figure out.

The game between Swinger and Hockey pinball is likely a BLY or WMS single player.
Swinger did not go into production until late 72 early 73, with exception of the sample games production.

Glad you weighed in on this. More to check out but I’m wondering if it’s a pin or some kind of novelty machine.

If the OP wasn’t such a ham (like me) in the pic, we might know by now.

I guess we can never know for sure, but I'll take a stab at it and say it's a Bally "Trio".

One more vote for Fan-Tas-Tic. The cabinet art matches as does the backglass.

Obviously the game he's playing is a Williams "Fan-Tas-Tic". That's not debatable. The third game in the row is not readily identifiable. I think we can only guess what it is considering the photo that's been posted.

Some clues on the unknown machine: The three identified machines are Williams machines, so it might be that the unknown machine is also a Williams, because some operators only dealt with one manufacturer. Big clue is the color of the pedestal the backbox sits on is a red/orange color. I think most Williams machine of that era had a black pedestal. It could be a 1-player machine, but the angle of the photo might hide that it's actually a 2/4 player machine. Also, the three identified machines were released in 1971-1972. I'm assuming the unknown machine was released in the same time frame - 1971, 1972, early 1973? Trying to match the backglass art shapes and colors, it looks similar to a Super Star , but that machine had a black pedestal. It's still a mystery ?????