Music Trade Review

Issue: 1929 Vol. 88 N. 26

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The Music Trade
Review
SEPTEMBER, 1929
TOMORROW'S PIANO TODAY
THe Reproducing
Marionette
Smallest of All Grand Pianos
A
TREND, unmistakable and unceasing, away from the old-fashioned,
large grand toward the amazing little Schulz Marionette is the most
noteworthy development of the year . . . This three-feet, eight-inch instru-
ment is gaining the popularity among grands that the diminutive piano
holds among uprights. The exquisitely proportioned case and depth of
tonal power are convincing dealers everywhere.
Unless you have seen and heard the Schulz Marionette, unless you
have tried its splendid 73-note scale, you cannot appreciate the important
place it is taking in the music industry today. Both the reproducing and hand-
played models are priced considerably lower than conventional grand pianos.
Write today for full details
HI. SCHULZ COMPANY
711 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago
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SEPTEMBER, 1929
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Let me see the latest in radio." You have
it! In Atwater Kent Screen-Grid Radio, with
all the proved improvements. Here are true per-
formance . . . needle-point selectivity.. .distance-
getting. . .tremendous power... genuine Electro-
Dynamic tone. It's a winner! Tens of thousands
are buying it!
"But I have direct current." You have
it! In the Atwater Kent Screen-Grid direct cur-
rent set. Perfected . . . tested . . . right! *
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I must use a battery set." You have it!
In the up-to-date Atwater Kent Screen-Grid
battery set. All the improvements of the all-
electric Atwater Kent. Electro-Dynamic, of
course. Ideal for unwired homes . . . the last
word in battery sets.
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I want a cabinet radio." You have it!
In simple designs, elaborate designs. To suit any
taste . . . Cabinets made by America's leading
designers for Atwater Kent Screen-Grid Radio.
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I want a small set." You have it! In
smart, compact, table models for the smaller
apartments . . . or for people who naturally prefer
this style of radio.
"And the price?" You have it! In Atwater
Kent Radio at prices to suit the thrifty or those
who need not count the cost . . . to suit any
pocketbook.
Feature Atwater Kent Radio
For more sales, more profits
TABLE MODEL—Model 55 Screen-Grid receiver,
without tubes, $88. Also Model 60, $100.
Model F-4 Electro-Dynamic table speaker, $34.
IN CABINETS—Thebestof Ameri-
can cabinet makers—famous for
sound design and sincere workman-
ship— are cooperating to meet the
demand for Atwater Kent Screen-
Grid Radio in fine cabinets like these.
I'rices slightly higher
wext of theRorkirx and
in Canada
ON THE AIR—Atwater Kent Radio [Hour,
Sunday Evenings, 9:15 (Eastern Daylight Time),
WEAF network of N.B.C. Atwater Kent Mid-
Week Program, Thursday Evenings, 10:00 (East-
ern Daylight Time), WJZ network of N.B.C.
ATWATER K E N T M A N U F A C T U R I N G
4812 Wissahickon Ave.
A. Atwater Kent, Pres.
COMPANY
Philadelphia, Pa
Published Monthly by Federated Business Publications, Inc., 420 Lexington Avenue, New York. Single copies, 30 cents; $2.00 per year. Vol. 88. No. 26.
The Music Trade Review,
Entered as second-class matter September 10, 1892, at ,the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the act of Congress of March 5, 1&79.

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