My Fair Lady Theme, last of the Roy Parker Games. Great art. Unusual flipper layout makes this a great change of pace game in a collection but not a sole machine IMO.

Just purchased this game. And even after only 1 day playing. For a 1966 Pin, challenging yet fun to play. Normally don't like wide spaced flippers, but the two center kickouts at the bottom really make it interesting. And with no flipper trapping, lining up the shot to either side to get back to the pops adds a nice challenge. And feel really lucky to have found a game in very good condition, no pf paint loss.

Update: Have owned this game for some time now, and still love it as much as day one. The bells sound beautiful. And while fun to play, when you here the free game knocker on this game, you know you are having a great pin playing day.

Mayfair was a game that took me by surprise. It was very nicely done and the art package was top notch!

The Pros:
Despite what the flipper layout looks like initially, the game is very playable with the two kickers at the middle shooting the ball into the targets to the alternating target in the middle of the PF. Double Bonus makes the strategy on this table more interesting than what one would initially expect. Plays like a champ!

The Cons:
Seems Hard to find one in good condidion. BG's get flaked.

The Takeaway:
A wonderfully surprising player that looks like something that should be in a museum. Take a good look at this game and know why Roy Parker was THE MAN!