Music Trade Review

Issue: 1901 Vol. 32 N. 7

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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
The Progressive
Piano
Organ
Always in the Lead.
THE PACKARD CO.,
Che Kind of Piano Players
The Apollo.
Popular
*
D Y
FORT WAYNE, IND
meltflle Clark Piano Co
Pronounced by experts, who
plete tests, to be
player.
the
Territorial
Manufacturers of the . . .
perfect
APOLLO and the O R P H E U S ,
r n e dr oo m8 : 39*405 W, litaailOlt $ t
allotment
is being rapidly made to agents
CHICAGO, ILL.
* EVERETT PIANOS
wonderful success o n
demonstrated that their
very
•t
have given it the most com-
foremost
place a m o n g
the Concert
Stage have
rightful place
is at the
artistic instruments . . . .
EVERETT PIANO COMPANY
Pianos.
NEW
;
"BOSTON WASS.
THE JOHN CHcRCH COI1PANY
CINCINNATI
NEW YORK
CHICAQO
YORK!
Grands •
109 WEST 42o STREET,
+ Uprights
Winning its Way to Fame
THE
TBtb
PIANO
Upright Pianos
Grand Pianos
Harps
HIGH GRADE
LEADER fgg DEALER
Received the
HiaHEST AWARD
World's Columbia*
Exposition,,
£hlcago,
The Krell Piano Co., Factory
LARGEST IN THE WEST
m n u PIAMO co., CINCIMMATL O. Nlnthi
cat*
Sole R«preMHtetiv«
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA.
GRAND
AND UPRIGHT
Dealers should write to the
BREWER-PRYOR PIANO COMPANY,
SAGINAV, MICHIGAN.
Harrleti Rlchniond —
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Cincinnati,
HIGHEST SKILLED LABOR, BEST MATERIAL
G. SPIELMANN&CO. Unsurpassed for Tone, Touch and Durability
PIANOS
MAKE MONEY FOR THE DEALERS
Catalogue and Information can be had by addressing
NEVt STYLES WITH SOFT PBDAL ATTACHMENT
WE OFFER GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO DEALERS
B. SHONINGER CO., EST ^§ HBD N e w Haven, Conn,
p cto
' U a *r n e d roo m . 5 2 ^ - 5 3 4 E . \ 34th S t . , N . Y ,
96 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
NEW STYLES JUST OUT.
D I Kj^ tr
K1A1>LI#
GEO. W.
ACTIONS
m> The
a*BYRNE PIAHO CO, '324WEST 26thST,S T
PIANO ACTION CO.
SEAVERNS
Meets
the Most
Exacting
Demands
HIGHEST
ORADE
Factories. 113-125 Broadway, CAN BRIDGEPORT, HASS
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Steinway
The OLDEST in AMERICA.
The BEST in the WORLD.
CHICK
QRAND AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS
Si'HNWAY & SONS are the only Manufacturers who make all
ampooeat parts of their Pianofortes, exterior and interior
4e casting of the full metal frames), in their own factories*
(HEW YORK WAREROOMS, STEINWAY HALL,
The history of the Piano Industry In this country proves the supe-
rior value of the CHICKERINQ PIANO to the dealer, both fl««»»^T»r
and artistically, as leader over all other makes.
TO-DAY the Piano presents greater possibilities for the dealer tbaa
•4 any time during 1 our seventy-five years of manufacture.
791
CHICKERING & SONS,
N M , 197, 109 4c 111 Eaat Fourteenth Street
HAZELTON
CENTRAL DEPOT FOR GREAT BRITAIN.
STEINWAY HALL,
ffc. U Lower Seymour Street. Portmaa Sq—•
Piano-Fortes
EUROPEAN BRANCH FACTORY,
STEINWAY^ PIANO FABRK,
SL P*«E Nmm R I M Stra*K, N M . 20-24, HAMBURG. G W I A N Y .
FINISHING FACTORY i
•ad Ttitf-Tbhd Streets, -
MARDMAN, PECK & CO,
£stabllshed 1842.
HARDMAN
PIANO
••The Only Piano Which Improves Under Usage."
Standard and Harrington Pianos
MANUFACTURED BY
E. G. HARRINGTON & CO.,
UNDER CONTROL OP
Hardman. Peck & Co..
KNABE
Piano of to-day will outlive the
20th Centur>
HE early Knabe pianos, now over 6o years old, still lend their
melodious sweetness to scores of homes.
Viewed from any standpoint the Knabe of to-day is the per-
sonification of perfection in pianos.
In the home, on the concert platform—anywhere, the Knabe is
well-nigh incomparable.
T
WH. KNABE & CO.
HAZELTON BROTHERS,
NnrYafc
i «•*" A*faa Factorfea, Metal Foundries and Lmmhm YMS%
L—r Mtmd City, Mpniti 120th StwcL New YoA Cfcr. *
THE
CANNOT BE EXCELLED FOR TOUCH, SINGING QUALITY,
DELICATE AND GREAT POWER OF TONE, WITH
HIGHEST EXCELLENCE OF WORKMANSHIP.
•••••••••••———••••»
^"^ !••••••••••••••••••••••••*
Warerooms: 66 and 68 University Place, New York
4€
c
The Musical Standard of the World,'
FOR NEARLY FIFTY YEARS THE
WEBER
PIANOS
have given the greatest satisfaction in thousands • !
American and European homes.
The same intelligence and solidity of construction, part
musical tone ano greatest power which characterized th«
Webei in its complete triumph over all competition i»
187& are marked in even a greater degree in the W«b«r
Of to-day.
WAREROOMS:—
108 Fifth Ave., Cor. 16th St., New York.
268 Wabash Ave., Chicago.
Cbe Gable Company
formerly the
Cottage Organ Co.
Cbe Eargest ltlannfattarm of Flam*
and Ree4 Organs in tbe OloMi
gottow, Cable, Kingsbury and
« Wellington Pianos «
Cbe Reliable Chicago Cottage
• • * Organs

«
NEW YORK, 154 5th Ave. (Cor 20th St.)
BALTIMORE, 22 & 24 East Baltimore St.
WASHINGTON, 1209 Pennsylvania Ave., N. W.
Office* an4 IDamQMMs
Avenue ana Jacteon Boulevard,
Apply
for the
STMERTONE
TO MORRIS STEINERT,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Waterooms, /SO Fifth Avenue,
NEW YORK.

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