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ALFRED WAGNER, Vice-President, The Aeolian
Co., New York, N. Y.
"I have had an opportunity of looking over the
' 'new' Music TRADE REVIEW and am writing to
congratulate you sincerely. It is a vast improvement,
both in appearance and size, and I am sure it is going
to be read by everyone engaged in the piano business,
both manufacturers and retailers, especially if every
issue contains as much interesting and helpful material
as this February number. With all good wishes for
your success."
F. P. BASSETT, Secretary and Treasurer, M. Schulz Co.,
Chicago, III.
TIIK BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY
"The February 1931 issue of the Music TRADE
in its new and beautiful form has been received,
and in company with the other officers of the M. Schulz
Co. I wish to congratulate you upon the splendid piece
of work you have produced.
"The general set-up and beautiful appearance of the
magazine certainly speaks continued and generous pat-
ronage on the part of all those in the music business,
and the general reading interest is far in advance of
that contained in the ordinary trade paper.
"The illustrations which you show are all beautifully
executed and highly interesting, and, all in all, I think
that you and your associates are entitled to the highest
praise for the very meritorious magazine which you have
produced. We wish you all the success in the world on
this splendid paper and feel that the entire trade is the
beneficiary of your generous efforts."
REVIEW
JACOB BROS. CO
PIANOS
JOHN J. GLYNN, Vice-President, Mathushek & Son Piano
Co., New York, N. Y.
"I like T H E REVIEW in its decreased size and new
dress. The reading matter, as shown in the 'Table of
Contents,' covers every activity of the music industry."
LIONEL TOMPKINS, Baldwin Piano Co., Cincinnati, O.
"Your February issue in the new size and with the
new type dress is so distinctly a step forward that it is
going to be necessary for those of us who use your adver-
tising pages to straighten our backs and brush our
clothes a bit, to prove worthy of the editorial pages. . . .
"It is a fact that in almost all lines of trade manu-
facturers are awakening to the very definite merchan-
dising possibilities of the trade journals in their par-
ticular field, and instead of, as formerly, turning the
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THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW,
March,
1931