Presto

Issue: 1925 2010

20
January 31, 1925.
P R E S T O
PAINTED BASS DRUM HEADS
Special Manner of Treatment Required When Lights
Are Used Inside Drum.
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Music dealers occasionally are requested by band
leaders to paint a design on the head of a bass drum
purchased with a band outfit. But this is no ordi-
nary job of painting to be undertaken without thought
by the local artist. It is a special bit of work requir-
ing exact procedure. The "Leedy Drum Topics" tells
the proper way:
"Bass drums are indeed made more attractive for
the dance or stage drummer when artistic paintings
are put upon one of the heads. There is consider-
able difficulty in doing this work, for if lights are
used inside the drum and the design is painted on the
head in the same manner as an artist paints a picture,
the brush marks will show when the lights are behind
same; and if enough paint is employed so that brush
marks do not show, the light throws this spot up as
a meaningless object, because the light does not
come through. Therefore, even though the job looks
very nice when the lights are off, it looks very dis-
torted when the lights are on.
''The way to overcome this condition is to use the
stipple method of painting, which is done by cutting
the brush off straight or 'bobbing' it. Then, instead
of drawing or stroking the brush, it is used in the
stipple or daub fashion. When the proper kind of
paint is used, this makes a painting that is transparent
and without brush marks, which is just as pleasing to
the eye with or without the lights."
A BUSY ROLL
DEPARTMENT
CAPITOL
WORD ROLLS
FEBRUARY, 1925
FEBRUARY RECORD ROLLS
Fine List of Instrumental and Popular Word Rolls
in New Bulletin.
The following numbers comprise the list of Q R S
Recordo Rolls for February appearing in the bulletin
just issued by the Q R S Music Co., Chicago. The
names of the recording artists are printed in paren-
thesis:
Instrumental Rolls—Etude C Sharp Minor, Fr.
Chapin (Mme. Sturkow-Ryder); Fantasie F Minor,
Fr. Chopin (Marguerite Volavy); Frog Went A-
Courting, A—(folk song from the Kentucky Moun-
tains (Arr. and played by Howard Brockway); Na-
varra Moiitanesa, I. Larregla (Julian Huarte); Min-
uet G Major, Beethoven (Marguerite Volavy); Fan-
tasie in C Minor—Op. 24, Mozart (Lucille Mankcr) ;
Lotus Land, Cyril Scott (Mme. Sturkow-Ryder).
Popular Word Rolls—Nobody Loves You Like I
Do, fox trot (Pete Wendling); Lady, Be Good (from
"Lady, Be Good"), fox trot (Arden and Ohman);
Indian Love Call (from "Rose Marie"), fox trot (Phil
Ohman); Madeline (Be Mine), fox trot (Victor Ar-
den); Oh! How I Love My Darling, fox trot and one-
step (Pete Wendling); Big Bad Bill (Is Sweet Wil-
liam Now), fox trot (Pete Wendling); How I Love
That Girl!, fox trot (Max Kortlander); (When You
and I Were) Seventeen, waltz (Harold Scott).
RECEIVER FOR W. F. ROSENWINKEL.
A receiver for Walter F. Rosenwinkel, proprietor
of a piano business at 225 West Main street, Fort
Wayne, Ind., was appointed by Judge Ryan in Supe-
rior Court, on the petition of Buegeleisen & Jacob-
son, a music house of New York, and with the con-
sent of Rosenwinkel. The New York firm says in
its petition that Rosenwinkel is indebted about $10,000,
is made defendant to a number of suits and is in
danger of insolvency. The Citizens Trust Company
was named as receiver. A judgment of $546.27 on
note and account was awarded to the New York
house.
A SMALL FAILURE.
Avenue C Music Shop, 27 Avenue C, New York
City, was thrown into bankruptcy last week, by J. F.
Rothschild, on a claim for $525. The members of the
firm are Tack Secula and Samuel Lessuk.
HAMMACHER, SCHLEMMER & CO.
PIANO and PLAYER
HARDWARE, FELTS, TOOLS,
RUBBERIZED PLAYER FABRICS
New York, Since 1848
The Background
4 t h AV& and 13th St.
No.
Title
Played by
1093 Me and the Boy Friend
Billy Fitch Fox-trot
1092 I Can't Stop Babying You
Paul Jones Fox-trot
1091 My Sally
Wayne Love
Waltz
1090 No One Knows What It's All
About
James Blythe Fox-trot
1089 When the Moon Shines in
Coral Gables
Billy Fitch Fox-trot
1088 CoM Cold Mammas Paul Jones Fox-trot
1087 Silver Sands of Waikiki
Marie Sare Marimba W r altz
1086 Oh! Mabel
Billy Fitch Fox-trot
10S5 To Think I Thought So Much
of You
Billy Fitch
Waltz
1084 Underworld Blues James Blythe
Blue
1083 At the End of the Road
Wayne Love Marimba Ballad
1082 Waiting for You Billy Fitch
Waltz
1081 My Hungarian Rose Dave Gwin Fox-trot
1079 I Wonder How the Old Folks
Are at Home
Dave Gwin
Ballad
1078 Big Bad Bill
James Blythe Fox-trot
1077 Some Other Day, Some
Other Girl Lindsay McPhail Fox-trot
1076 Adoring You
Dave Gwin Fox-trot
1075 How I Love That Girl
Lindsay McPhail One-step
1074 My Best Girl Lindsay McPhail Fox-trot
1073 I'm Someone Who's No One
To You
Billy Fitch Marimba Waltz
1072 I Want to See My Tennessee
Lindsay McPhail Fox-trot
1071 All Alone
Lindsay McPhail
Waltz
1070 Rose Marie Lindsay McPhail Fox-trot
1069 Doo Wacka Doo
Lindsay McPhail Fox-trot
To Retail at
Why Pay More?
75
None Better.
Made of the best materials
obtainable.
Will please your trade and
double your sales.
Quality and price make
Capitol rolls the deal-
er's best profit producer
in a roll department.
Capitol Roll & Record Co.
721 N. Kedzie Ave., CHICAGO, ILL.
(Formerly Columbia Music Roll Co.)
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January 31, 1925.
PRESTO
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first suggests itself to the musician in that section of
the country when he needs anything in band instru-
ments or any requirement of the professional or
player. The department is managed by
Some of the Leading Musical Merchandise amateur
L, E. Miller, who is an expert player on nearly all
Departments Owe Their Growth in
brass instruments.
Another professional to achieve success in selling
Sales to Able Management.
musical instruments is S. G. Anderson, who operates
The success of many of the leading musical mer- the Musicians' Supply Co., Erie, Pa. Mr. Anderson
chandise departments throughout the country may be was formerly a professional drummer and is known
attributed to the efficiency and activity of the man- in the trade as an expert in drums and tympani.
agers. The personal equation, too, enters into the
power of the department manager to create and main-
MISS RENIER'S SUCCESS
tain a friendly clientele among professional and ama-
teur players. The keen manager makes a continuous
effort to keep up the faith of prospective buyers in Growth of Importance of Musical Merchandise De-
the ability of his department to supply everything in
partment Due to Fair Manager.
musical instruments and accessories needed by the
The
musical
merchandise department of the Renier
players.
Music Co., Dubuque, la., is one of the sections which
The extent and importance of the musical merchan- shows
amazing and continuous growth. That fact is
dise department in the store of the Geo. J. Birkel a tribute
to Miss Alina Renier, who is the efficient
Co., Los Angeles, is known far outside the boun-
daries of southern California. The complete character manager of the department.
In addition to her ability to engender enthusiasm
of the musical merchandise stock is a fact that in no
small manner results in the fame of the store among in the sales force and create and carry out effective
professional and amateur players. E. R. Stone is the selling schemes, Miss Renier is an accomplished
manager and one of his proudest claims is the wide pianist and plays well on several other instruments,
circle of his friends, a word synonymous with cus- including drums. She is known as the most efficient
woman manager of a band and orchestra department
tomers.
in
the United States.
The large and varied character of the musical mer-
chandise stock of the Marcellus Roper Company,
INTEREST IN HARP GROWS.
Worcester, Mass., is a delight to the big circle of cus-
A
delightful
illustration of careful attention to an
tomers of the house and the pride of E. J. Delano,
the manager of the department. Mr. Delano was artistic setting in order to enhance a central object
formerly advertising manager for the H. & A. Selmer is gained in the attractive new display rooms devoted
Company, of New York, and was also a former band- to the Lyon & Healy harp, located on the fifth floor
master of the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, of Lyon & Healy's retail building in Chicago. The
Chicago. Mr. Delano knows every branch of the space occupied is more than twice as large as the
music business and there are few better salesmen in former room—known to every harpist who has visited
Chicago. Dr. F. Johnstone is manager of the harp
the music industry.
So many professional players have made good at department of Lyon & Healy.
the selling of the instruments that it would be a big
MORE BAND INSTRUMENT SPACE.
task to enumerate them. The mention of the E. L.
Blackburn Music Co., Lexington, Ky., with branches
The band instrument department of Lyon & Healy's
at Carlisle and Mt. Sterling in the same state, sug- retail store in Chicago has recently been enlarged
gests a case in point. This energetic dealer who to accommodate the growth of its business. A
strives to provide the best and most progressive form special display and salesroom on the fifth floor is
of the musical merchandise store and makes a big now devoted entirely to drums. This change allows
noise commercially, at one time made a pleasant for a comprehensive display of the New Lyon &
noise professionally. Mr. Blackburn formerly was Healy Couturier band instruments and saxophones.
a drummer and was at various times associated with R. J. Shackleton is manager of the department.
the best known bands and orchestras in the country.
The musical merchandise department of the Clark
& Jones Company, Knoxville, Ky., is the place that
SUCCESSFUL MANAGERS
NEW LIST OF WORD ROLLS
February Bulletin of Capitol Roll & Record Com-
pany Comprises Latest Productions in Dance Music
The latest releases of Capitol Word Rolls are the
numbers on the February list issued by the Capitol
Roll & Record Company, 721 North Kedzic avenue,
Chicago. The name of the recording artist is printed:
Me and the Boy Friend, fox trot, Billy Fitch;
I Can't Stop Babying You, fox trot, Paul Jones;
My Sally, waltz, Wayne Love; No One Knows What
It's All About, fox trot, James Blythe; When the
Moon Shines in Coral Gables, fox trot, Billy Fitch;
Cold, Cold Mammas, fox trot, Paul Jones; Silver
Sands of Waikiki, marimba waltz, Marie Sare; Oh!
Mabel, fox trot, Billy Fitch; To Think I Thought So
Much of You, waltz, Billy Fitch; Underworld Blues,
blue, James Blythe; At the End of the Road, ma-
rimba ballad, Wayne Love; Waiting for You, waltz,
Billy Fitch; My Hungarian Rose, fox trot, Dave
Gwin; I Wonder How the Old Folks Are at Home,
ballad, Dave Gwin; Big Bad Bill, fox trot, James
Blythe; Some Other Day, Some Other Girl, fox trot,
Lindsay McPhail; Adoring You, fox trot, Dave
Gwin; How I Love That Girl, one step, Lindsay Mc-
Phail; My Best Girl, fox trot, Lindsay McPhail; I'm
Someone Who's No One to You, marimba waltz,
Billy Fitch; I Want to See My Tennessee, fox trot,
Lindsay McPhail; All Alone, waltz, Lindsay Mc-
Phail; Rose Marie, fox trot, Lindsay McPhail; Doo
Wacka Doo, fox trot, Lindsay McPhail; Hawaiian
Moon of Mine, waltz, Wayne Love; I'm Gonna Bring
a Watermelon, fox trot, Carl Westbank; Bygones,
waltz, Billy Fitch; Because They All Love You, fox
trot, Paul Jones; Just for Rememb'rance, marimba
ballad, Nell Morrison; Hawaiian Love Nest, waltz,
Wayne Love; After All I Adore You, fox trot, Billy
Fitch; June, fox trot, Harry Geise; Worryin' Blues,
blue, James Blythe; Say You Do, waltz, Lindsay
McPhail.
FOUNDRY MAN A VISITOR.
Secretary Miller, of the Superior Foundry Co.,
Cleveland, O , makers of piano plates, was in Chicago
a day or two last week and was entertained by the
western representative of his house, Frank Weiser.
Mr. Miller and Mr. Weiser were at the Chicago
Piano & Organ Association dinner at the Chicago
Athletic Association last week.
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