Music Trade Review

Issue: 1920 Vol. 70 N. 23

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MUSIOROOM
Special—The Musical Merchandise Section
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VOL. LXX. No. 23.
Published Erery Saturday by Edward Lyman Bill, Inc., at 373 Fourth Ave., New York. June 5, 1920
10 Cent*
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
JUNE 5, 1920
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GRAND-PIANO
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"Make Music the Great Force
for Americanization"
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VERY ONE everywhere realizes that music needs no inter-
preter. Its message can be understood by peoples of every
country, of every race—by the highly intelligent, as well
as those of limited education.
Through the medium of patriotic music in our schools and at
public gatherings of every character, the pride of being an
American—that is the birth right of all native Americans—can be
fostered in those who have adopted America as their home.
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All musical instruments that can lay claim to quality represent
the connecting link between those who are working for a greater
America and those who are to be better Americans through the
uplifting influence of good music.
Every Dealer has the opportunity of spreading happiness and
contentment through music in his community, besides helping to
make it 100% American.
Premier Grand Piano Corporation
Largest Plant in the World Building Grand Pianos Exclusively
WALTER C. HEPPERLA, President
JUSTUS HATTEMER, Vice-President
510-532 West 23rd Street, New York
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