October 10, 1925.
19
PRESTO
SMALL GOODS AND SUPPLIES
iron '"reed," in a magnetic field. The tiny vibrations
cause a minute electrical current to be set up in the
coil which produces a magnetic field. These currents
Paducah, Ky., Gets in Line in Response to Effective are then amplified by radio power tubes. A new type
of radio loud speaker gave forth the music.
Propaganda of Musical Instrument Industry.
The panatrope was developed by the Brunswick-
Courses in instrumental music will be offered to Balke-Collender company, the Radio Corporation of
every school girl and boy in the white schools of America, and the Westinghouse Electric company,
Paducah, Ky., above the fourth grade, it was working together.
announced this week by Miss Ruth Townsend, su-
pervisor of music of the public schools.
GOOD ADVICE TO PARENTS.
A series of twenty lessons will be given by compe-
"Develop the musical instinct in your child," ad-
tent instructors. The attempt to provide instrumental
musical instruction for the boys and girls of the vises the Sterche Jewelry Music House, Terre Haute,
white schools will be the first attempt to give city- Ind., in the newspapers, and adds: "Now is a good
wide training there. Students will be required to time to begin the instruction of your boy or girl
provide their instruments, which will be those used on some instrument. Start them on the sure way to
popularity and success by developing their talent for
for regular orchestra work.
It is the plan of those in charge to find students music. Let them take advantage of the free in-
with musical ability who do not have the oppor- structions furnished by the city schools of Terre
tunity to take lessons from private instructors and Haute. Drop in and we will explain this plan to you
the courses will be for those who have never had thoroughly."
musical instruction. No attempt will be made to take
students from private instructors in the city and those
students who have been under private tutors for the
past six months will not be permitted to take the
course.
ORCHESTRA SPIRIT SPREADS
SCHUIZfMOENNIG
INCORPORATED
THE BRUNSWICK PANATROPE
Lyon & Healy, Chicago, Demonstrates New Device
Which Brings Out Sounds the Phonograph Misses.
The panatrope, a new device combining the prin-
ciples of the phonograph and of the radio and in-
tended to bring from records music which the pho-
nograph misses, was demonstrated this week in Lyon
& Healy's concert hall, Chicago. The difference be-
tween the music produced by the panatrope and that
emitted by a phonograph is as great, persons who
attended the demonstration said, as that between a
little German band and a symphony orchestra.
A needle on the instrument takes the vibrations
from the record. Instead of vibrating a diaphragm
however the other end of the needle is fixed in a soft
MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS
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NEW GENNETT RECORDS
Long List of Dances and Songs of Fifty-cent;
Series Issued This Week by the Starr
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Piano Co.
The following new fifty-cent Gennett records have
been placed on sale this week by the Starr Piano
Co., Richmond, Ind.:
For Dancing—Mighty Blue, fox trot, "Piggy"
Jones and His Orchestra, and So That's the Kind
of a Girl You Are, fox trot, Nathan Glantz's Orchestra,
Vocal Chorus, Jack Kaufman; The Prisoner Song,
waltz, and I Want Another Chance with You, waltz,
The La Page String Quartette; Red Hot Henry
Brown, fox trot, and Indiana Stomp, Charleston
time), fox trot, Original Indiana Five; I'm Tired of
Everything but You, fox trot, Nathan Glantz's Or-
chestra, and Cecilia, fox trot, Bailey's Lucky Seven;
I'm Knee Deep in Daisies, fox trot, "Piggy'' Jones
and His Orchestra, vocal chorus, Arthur Fields, and
I'm In Love with You, fox trot, "Piggy" Jones and
His Orchestra.
Old Time Mountain—Do Lord Do Remember Me
(mountain style), and I've Started for the Kingdom
(mountain style), John Henry Howard, guitar and
harmonica accompaniment.
Vocal Blues and Popular Hits—Love, Honor and
Oh Baby (vocal blues), and Anytime (vocal blues),,
Happy Lavvson, popular radio star, and His Blue
Uke. Pal of My Cradle Days, and Alone at Last,
Arthur Fields, tenor, guitar accompaniment.
Standard Vocal—Juanita, and Auld Lang Syne
(Burns), Wilson Harper, tenor.
Irish—The Beauties of Ireland (reels), and The
Sunny South (hornpipe), Michael Curran, violin
solo, Elizabeth A. Doyle, piano accompaniment.
Foreign (Italian)—Pe' Maria (L. Donadio, T.
Miccio), and Tragiratore E Nfame (Tony Miccio),
Salvatore Ouaranta, vocal, orchestra accompani-
ment.
Foreign (Spanish)—Mi Dueno De Mi Alma (Paso-
Doble), (Posadas-Cobarrus), Evita Alves, soprano,
occompanada de orquesta, and Ilusion, fox trot (Leo-
nor Flores), Los Toreros Musicos.
The Talking Machine Shop, 114 West State street,
Rockford, 111., is increasing its stock, Guy W. Deetz,
manager, reports.
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