MUSIC O P E R A T O R S
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A M E R I C A /
A Message from David C. Rockola
★ Initial shipments of the new Rock-Ola
Phonograph are already under way. Sched
ules of carload lots are now being arranged.
These new phonographs represent tens of
thousands of dollars in the way of develop
ment work. They represent days and nights
of tireless effort by expert engineers.
Nothing w ill be lacking. You w ill have a
phonograph to meet every possible require
ment at a price to suit your means. There
w ill be a Standard Model at the lowest
price yet known . . . the Regular M odel—
improved and perfected— for a few dollars
more . . . and there w ill be the Rhythm King,
with its life-like tone columns, representing
the most advanced and exclusive musical
instrument in the world. / Those of you
who attended the Convention in Chicago
got an idea of what these brilliant new
products would be. But it was only an idea.
/
Recent plans and finishing touches make the
Rock-Ola Line of Phonographs — on the
basis of price, beauty, cabinet construction,
and mechanism — the very finest ever
known.
The s u p p o r t yo u gave th e
R O C K O L A Multi-Selector in 1935 w as
magnificent. It was inspiring. It was proof
that merit counts. That you do not require
a lot of bombast or make-believe propa
ganda. It was proof that you are interested
in merit, and merit alone. Y ou want facts
and quality and price. ★ 1936 ushers in
a new day and a greater day in music and
Rock-Ola’s Line for 1936 gives you the fin
est, richest profits in music history. If a
word to the wise is sufficient, you w ill get
in touch with your nearest Rock-Ola repre
sentative at once— or else write the factory
in Chicago direct.
AUTOMATI C AGE, $1.00 per year. Published monthly by Lightner Publishing Corporation, 2810 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago.
Entered as second class matter August 10, 1926, at the Post Office at Chicago, III., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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