Music Trade Review

Issue: 1925 Vol. 80 N. 1

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THE
JANUARY 3, 1925
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
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Grands — Uprights — Players
Reproducing Pianos
Recognized for their high standard of quality
Jf. Mittx &
Division of The Continental Piano Co.
3 9 5 Boylston Street
Boston, M a n
THE FINEST FOOT-POWER PLAYER-PIANO IN THE WORLD
KURTZMANN
PIANOS
Manufactured by
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BEHNING PIANO CO.
East 133rd Street and Alexander Avenue
Retail Wareroomi, fZ Bast 40th Street at Madison Avenue, New Tork.
NEW YORK
864 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, N. T.
Win Friends for the*. Dealer
C. KURTZMANK& CO.
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526-536 Niagara St., Buffalo, N. Y.
STTJLTZ & BAUER
Manufacturers of Exclusive High-Grade
Grands—Uprights ^Players—Reproducing Pianos
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Sterling Reputation
A reputation of
more than sixty
years' standing as-
sures the musical
and mechanical ex-
cellence of every
Piano sold by the
House of Sterling.
Choice Piano
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Writ* fbr Open TeiTitoryl
Factories aja^Varerooms", 338-340 E. 31«t St., New York
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"// there is no harmony in the factory
there will be none in the piano"
Sterling Piano Corporation
81 Court St.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Packard Piano Company
MANSFIELD
PRODUCTS ARE BETTER
A COMPLETE LINE OF GRANDS.
UPRIGHTS AND PLAYER-PIANOS
135ih St. «nd Willow Ave.
NEW YORK, N. Y.
3 Great Pianos
With 3 sounding boards
in each (Patented) have the
greatest talking points in
the trade:
FORT WAYNE, IND., U. S. A .
NEW YORK HEADQUARTERS, 130 WEST 42d STREET
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JAMES & HOLMSTROM PIANO CO., Inc.
SMALL GRANDS PLAYER-PIANOS
Eminent as an art product for over 60 years
Fri««a and tarns will interest y«a. Writ* as.
Office: 25-27 West 37th St., N. Y.
-A NAME TO REMEMBER
BRINKERHOFF
Pianos and Player-Pianos
fiM detail* are vitally Interesting to *o&
D
ECKER
EST. 1856
& SON
"Made by a Decker Since 1856"
PIANOS and PLAYERS
209 South State Street, Chicago
697-701 East 135th Street, New York
PIANOS and
PLAYERS
We fix " o n e p r i c e " —
wholesale and retail.
Used and Endorsed by Leading Conservatories
of Music Whose Testimonials are
Printed in Catalog
The Heppe Piano Co.
OUR OWN FACTORY FACILITIES, WITHOUT
LARGE CITY EXPENSES, PRODUCE FINEST
INSTRUMENTS AT M O D E R A T E PRICES
H. LEHR & CO.aEaston.Pa.
THE fiORHON PIANO
1845)
Factory: 305 to 323 East 132d St., N. Y.
BRINKERHOFF PIANO CO
LEHR
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
K
WHITLOCK and LEfiCET AVES., NEW YORK
The
Talking Machine
World
Devoted to the interests of the
Talking Machine Dealer. The old-
est and dominating publication in
the field. Its authority and ralu«
is recognized by the entire trade
12 Issues for $2.00
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Ihe
{Licensee)
Library of Reproducing Records
is the largest in the world—and constantly growing
Every month new recordings are being added
to what is the largest library of records ever
accumulated for reproducing pianos—that
of the Welte-Mignon (Licensee). In it is
preserved with absolute fidelity the playing of
over 200 artists. Every department of music
is represented with scores of selections. The
Library is a sales asset of priceless value to the
107 pianos now equipped with Welte-Mignon
(Licensee) Action. Noted conductors, singers
and other artists have praised in the highest
terms the matchless perfection of the recordings.
Partial list of over 200 artists whose recordings are available
Paderewski
De Pachmann
Hofmann
Busoni
Carreno
Marguerite Bailhe
Tosta Di Benici
Ruth Bingaman
Bird
Bufaletti
Buhlig
Burmeister
Paul De Conne
Conradi
Annie Cory
Laura Danziger
Mettler Davis
Fanny Davies
DeHorvath
Dohnanyi
Myrtle Elvyn
Epstein
Faure
Friedheim
Edith Friedman
Herbert Fryer
Galston
Ganz
Eneri-Gorainoff
Grunfeld
Debussy
Leschetizky
Singer
Heniot Levy
Gabrilowitsch
Hambourg
Edna Hart
Erik Meyer-Helmund
Humperdinck
Igumnoff
Kimontt
Korestchenko
La Forge
Lamond
Landowska
Leoncavallo
Sylvan Levin
Johanna Lohr
Vera Margolies
Josef Martin
Yolanda Mero
Comtesse Morsztyn
Da Motta
Marinska
Elly Ney
Margaret Nikoloric
Nikisch
Novaes
Oswald
Lhevinne
Bloom field-Zeisler
Friedberg
Glazounoff
Overstreet
Emil Paur
Pintel
Pokrowski
Pugno
Ravel
Max Reger
Reinecke
Reisenauer
Alice Ripper
Olga Samaroff
Sapellnikoff
Emil Sauer
Schelling
Schnabel
Schnitzer
Scharwenka
Scionti
Cyril Scott
Scriabin
Siebold
Slivinski
Spross
Stavenhagen
Strauss
Grieg
Saint-Saens
Pouishnoff
D'Albert
Szumowska
Augusta Tollefsen
Max Vogrich
Vollenhoven
Harriet Ware
Fanny Weiland
Whittington
Wolf
Van Zadora
Marta Mijinowski
Harriette Cady
Marguerite Volavy
Arnold Cornellissen
Anton Bilotti
Eustace Horodyski
Angelo Patricolo
Persis Cox
Werner Janssen
Malcolm Johnson
George F. Boyle
Katherine Bacon
Feodor Koeneman
Leonidas Leonardi
Madalah Masson
Vee Lawnhurst
Dorothy Miller Duckwitz
Other noted artists who en
Chaliapin
Giacomo Rimini
Lucy Gates
Anna Pavlowa
Edith Mason
Panizza '"
Rosa Raisa
Oukrainsky
Pavley
Pollacco
Bolm
Lazar Samoiloff
The AUTO PNEUMATIC ACTION COMPANY
William C. Heaton, President
653 West 51st Street
New York City

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