Music Trade Review

Issue: 1926 Vol. 82 N. 25

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Things Seen at the Music Convention
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Annual Banquet of the National Asso-
ciation of Music Merchants, Held at
the Hotel Commodore, at Which
More Than 1,200 Were Present,
Thursday Evening, June 10
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Pilgrimage of the National Music
Industries Convention to the Metro-
politan Museum of Art, New York,
Where the First Cristofori Piano Was
Inspected, in Honor of Its Two Hun-
dredth Anniversary
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E. R. Jacobson, President of the
Music Industries Chamber of Com-
merce, Laying a Wreath on the Statue
of Beethoven in Central Park, New
York, June 11
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Dinner Tendered Visiting Musical Merchandise Manu-
facturers by the Associated Musical Instrument Dealers
of New York and the Musical Merchandise Manufacturers'
Association, Eastern Zone, June 8
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Dinner of the National Piano Travelers' Association at
the Columbia Yacht Club on the Evening of June 9
Franklin Bache Huntington, Descendant of Benjamin
Franklin, Demonstrating Franklin's Armonica to Mark'P.
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