Music Trade Review

Issue: 1923 Vol. 77 N. 24

THE . MDslC . TRADE REVIEW
bECEMBER IS, 192.i
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VIRTUOLO NATIONAL PUBLICITY ATTRACTS ATTENTION
NEW WELTE (LICENSEE) ARTIST
Hallet & Davis Piano Co. Campaign in National Mediums, Especially Its Holiday Advertising, a
Marguerite G.oebel Le Grand, Well-known Den­
ver Pianist and Pedagogue, t.o Record Exclu­
sively for Welte-Mignon (Licensee) Library
Strong Presentation of the Player-piano in the Home and in the Family
The nati o na l publicity of the Hall et & Davis
Piano Go. which has been a ppearing in th e
leadi ng magazines for s ome t ime past has a t­
tracted wide at t ention o wi ng to the excellent
eral public, and this in teres t is believed to have
resulted directly in the sal e of many in str um e nts.
A featur e of the a dve rti si n g that is particu­
la rl y commenda bl e is the national pricin g of
Illustration Used in Hallet & Davis National Advertisin.g
c ha ract er of the copy. Par ticu la rl y impressive
the va ri ous Virtuolo instruments, which reacts
h ave been the adv er tisements designed to stimu­
d ire ct ly to the benefit of both the dealer and th e
la t e Christmas bu ying which have occ upi ed full
purchasing publi c, serving to win the confidence
pages in the Saturday Evening Pos t a nd other
of th e latter. This nati onal pricing policy has
magazines.
been an important factor in the H a ll e t & Davis
In thi s holiday copy the Vi rtu o lo player-pian o
ad ve rti sing campaign.
The national ad ve rtisin g is designed to bene­
flas been feat ur ed particularly and the accom­
panying cu t is a rep roduct io n of the illu stration
fit th e dealer dire c tly, eac h adver tis ement ca rr y­
use d t o st ren gt hen the advertisement.
Th e
ing a line to infor m the reader t hat the name
of the nearest V ir t uolo dealer will be furnished
homeli ke character of t h e picture and th e human
interes t shown in it have attracted m uch a tten ­
on · req ues t to get her with illu s trate d catal ogs of
lion, not only from dealers, but from the gen-
the Vir tuolo line.
DOING GOOD PROMOTION WORK
Whitney-Blaine-Wildermuth Co ., Toledo, De­
velops Sales as a Result of Series of Concerts
Featuring Edna Beach Webb, Local Artist
TOLEDO, 0., D ecember 1I.- The \"" hit ney -Blaine ­
Vvild e rmuth Co., which entered the local field
h ere a few months ago with D. M. Blaine as
president and H enry C. Wildermuth as treas­
urer, both having ser ved a n app r enti ces hi p with
th e old Whitney & Curri e r Co., has bee n get­
ting excellent re su lts through the me d ium of
up-to-the-minut e p ublicit y methods, including
the giving of a series of concerts in this a nd a
number of o th er cities, includin g Bowling Green,
Findlay, F ostoria and Fremon t.
P!!!2~
A Single Valve Action
Simplified to the Point of Perfection
Now Being Used by Leading Manufacturers
Write for Full Particulars
PEERLESS PNEUMATIC ACTION CO.
488-486 E ••t 133rd Street
New York
Th e featured artist a t th e vari o us conce rt s
has b een Edna Beach Webb, concert-pianist,
who is well kn ow n for recordings s he has made
for th e W elte-M igno n lib rary. Assi~ting her
in the co nce rt s are Muriel LaFrance, co lora tu ra­
sop ran o, and Daniel McKenna, fluti s t. The in­
strument fe atured in the concert is the Aco usti­
gra nd, made by. Ch icker in g Bros., ' Chica go,
which the local represe nt atives a re putting for­
ward as the leader of the li ne. Miss Webb re­
cently pur chased an A coustigrand for her own
conce rt work.
A no th er piece of publici ty arranged by th e
Whitney-Blaine-Wildermuth Co. has been the
compi lation of a portfolio of photographs of
music ro.oms in Toledo hom es in wh ic h the
compa ny ha s insta lled Acoustigrands .
OPENI.NG NEW BRANCH STORES
ROCHESTER, N. Y., December II. - Several
branches .of the Maseline Music Shoppe, whose
central s tor e is a t 136 Fran\din s tr ee t, h ave been
established here recently. At p resen t Mr. Mase­
line is operating s tor es at Thurston road and
P enh ur st, at 434 Am es s treet and at SO Lake
avenue. Th e new bra nches were es tabli s hed,
accordin g to Mr. Maseline, t o keep down the
overhead expense. The B aldwin lin e of pianos
as weIl as complete lines of phonographs, rec­
ord a nd musical merchandise are carried.
.Marguerite Goe bel Le Grand, concert pianist
and teacher, of Denver, Co-Io., is' the la t est acc,es­
sio n to th e ranks o f bri lliant youn g American
arti s ts w ho re co rd exc lu siv el y for t he Welte­
Mignon (Licensee) .
Miss Le Grand began her musical career at
t he age of five, when s he appeared in her first
concert. Prof. Arthur Nikisch, famous peda-
Marguerite Goebel Le Grand
gogue o f Leipsic, w as intensely inte r es ted in
her re ma rka ble talent. He made her his m usi­
cal protege, advising her concerning teachers
and st udi es and in gene ral directing her musical
education.
Un der th e dir ec tion of Prof. Nikis ch, Miss
Le Grand s tudied under Melane Bering, oJ Leip­
sic, a pupil o f Weidenbach, Reinick e and Lisz t.
With this able tutela ge, Miss Le Grand de­
veloped into a pianis t o f exceptional technic
and great musical understandin g; she has won
much recognition throu g h her work in the Far
\Ves t. Reco·rdings made by her for th e Welte­
Mignon (License e) ar e in preparation and will
shortly be announced in the regular mon thly
re leases o f the D e Lu xe Reproducing Roll Corp.
TO OPEN ROCKAWAY MUSIC SHOP
Th e Rockaway Mu sic Shop is the name of a
new music concern which filed papers of incor­
poration in B rook lyn last week. A. and B.
Silver and F. Moss are the inco rporators. The
co nc ern w ill have a capital of $1,000 and will
ha ve Kessler Frost, 32 Co urt stree t, Brooklyn,
as legal representative.
WHITE,
~ON
CO.
Manufacturer. of
ORGAN AND PLAYER-PIANO
LEATHERS
530-540 Atlantic Ave. BOSTON, MASS.
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Worcester Wind Motor CO.
WORCESTER. MASS.
Maker. of Ab.o)utely Sati.facto\y
WIND MOTORS for PLAYER PIANOS
AJao all kind. of Pneumatic. and Suppliel
'rHE MUslc 'ritADE REVIEW
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DECE MBER
15, 1923
A. C •. CHENEY PIANO ACTION CO.
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{PNEUM,.\TIC .\CTIONS FOR PLAYER-PIANOS
Manufacturers of HIGH-GRADE PIANOFORTE ACTIONS
.ISAAC I.COLE&SON
E stabll sh~d
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PIANO CASE VENEERS I
Grand and Upright Plano-forte Actions
o. s.
PIANO ACTION MACHINERY
Desiguers and Builders 01
Special Machines for Special Purposes
THE A. H. NILSON MACHINE
BRIDGEPORT
co.
CONN.
KELLY CO.
PIANO PLATES
The Highest Grade of W orkmanabip
Service
For Price
Quality
ReliabUlty
Foundries: SPRINGFIELD, OHIO .
Continuous Hinges
Grand Hinges
Pedals and Rods
Bearing Bars
Casters, etc., etc.
In
and
Dolgev·lle N Y
J;' ultonlCh~ln ~n~
at
Tuppe r Lake
Manufacturers of Sou n ding Board s , Bars, Ba c k s , BridgE"s. l\land olin and G uita r Tops, Etc.
Also Agent. for R{;DOLPH GI1~S}; M us ic W ire in the U nited Sta t es a nd Canada
PIANO BASS STRINGS
nl-423 W. 28th St. New York
CAMBRIDGEPORT. MASS.
Mill s
New York
F. RAMACCIOTTI, Inc.
to 147 Broadway
JULIUS BRECKWOLDT & CO • Sa2~lc~s
FACTORY AND WAREROOMS
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All Othe rs
Also PIANO-FORTE
and ORGAN KEYS
Keys, Actions, Hammers, Brackets and Nickel Rail Furnished Complete
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MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
Foot 8th St•• E. R.
Tow er s Above
SYLVESTER TOWER CO.
1853
ManufaClture~;
CASTLETON, NEW YORK
CHAS. RAMSEY
CORP.
THE OHIO VENEER
COMPANY
Qaality Selections . n
Foreilln and Domestic Veneers
and
Hardwood L~-mbe;;"
Imporlen and Maaulactur.r.
MiII.o and Main Offic.:
Eutem Office: 405 Lexinglon A ••
Cincinnali. Ohio
al 42nd Sir .• 1, New Y ort
FAIRBANKS
PIANO
PLATES
KINGSTON. N. Y.
"SUPERIOR" PIANO PLATES
A QUALITY PRODUCT
THE FAIRBANKS CO.
SPRINGFIELD, O.
HEED OUR ADVICE
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Manufactured
by
SUPERIOR FOUNDRY CO., Cleveland, Ohio
WESSELL,NICKEL & GROSS
MANUFACTURERS OF
And when you're satisfied
that we've ·the best punch­
ings on the market, cut clean
and accurately from the best
of material in celluloid, cloth,
felt, fibre, leather, paper,
rubber or whatever you want,
give us credit and send your
orders to
C. F. GOEPEL & CO.
P I A N 0
ACTIONS
137 E. 13th STREET
HIGHEST GRADE
ONE GRADE ONLY
CRUBB & KOSECARTEN BROS.
OFFICE
457 WEST FORTY·FIFTH ST.
TeJlth Avenlle and West Forty.Sixth Street
FACTORIES- WEST FORTY-FIFTH ST.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
ManUfacturers of HIGH GRADE
UPRIGHT PIANO ACTIONS
E.ta bli.h ed 1837
NASSAU, Rensselaer County, N. Y.
THE COMSTOCK, CHENEY & CO.,
= = M A N U F A ICTURERS
Piano-forte Ivory Keys, Actions and HaInIners,
Ivory and COInposition Covered Organ Keys
IVORYTON, CONN.

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