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In Two Sections—Section Two
MUSICAL n EROIANDISE
Section of the
MUSIC TRADE FEVIEW
JANUARY 8, 1927
"Tune-in" on the
HOHNER
HARMONY §
HOUR •
And "Cash In" on the Qrowing
Demand for Hohner Harmonicas
O stimulate interest in good music and emphasize the
T
possibilities of the harmonica, M. Hohner, Inc., is
broadcasting its third annual series of musical programs
and instruction known as the Hohner Harmony Hour.
On Friday evenings at 8:30 o'clock a varied program of
high-class harmonica music is presented through powerful
radio stations located in New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, Washington, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit and
Chicago, reaching an audience of millions of people in
all parts of the country. In addition to the musical num-
bers, a five-minute period of instruction is conducted by a
well-known harmonica expert.
At the close of each program the radio audience is invited
to procure copies of the Free Instruction Book, entitled
"How to Play the Hohner Harmonica." Thousands of
these books are being distributed direct and through deal-
ers who are prepared to meet the demand; and the steadily
increasing sales indicate that people are buying Hohner
Harmonicas as a result of this effective dealer tie-up.
M. HOHNER, Inc.
Dept. 65, 114 East 16th Street
New York City
>n Address:
King Street, U ., Toronto
n ise dealers will obtain un
ample supply of the Free In-
struction Books and "cash
in" on the results of Hohner
adccrtising.
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Portability
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Popularity