Presto

Issue: 1927 2133

Eighty-seven Years in the Service of the Music Trade and Industry
Established 1884-THE AMERICAN MUSIC TRADE WEEKLY-Established 1881
N I I M R F R 51 in
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Entered as second class matter Jan. 29, 1896, at
Post Office, Chicago, under Act of Mar. 3. 1879.
CHICAGO, JUNE 18, 1927
Published weekly by Presto Publishing
Co., 417 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.
•2ND YEAR
STEINWAY
The Instrument of the Immortals
CAREFUL BUYERS CONSIDER PRICE,
BUT NEVER PRICE ALONE
A careful buyer considers price, but few base their deci-
sions upon it. What do I get in return for this money
is an intelligent question answered completely and satis-
factorily by the facts about the
STEINWAY PIANO
Every Steinway makes a generous return to its owner. To find a Steinway
piano that has been used by a family through three generations is not un-
usual. For the Steinway is built, literally, for a lifetime of pleasure and
delight. Its durability alone places it definitely among the least expensive
of all pianos. There are many pianos whose initial cost is less, but there
are few that cost so little in the end. Upon this basis of true economy, the
great majority of Steinway pianos are sold—to students, to amateurs, to
men and women of modest means.
But there is another group of people who care little about price—who re-
quire the finest instrument that the world can give them—who judge a
piano, not primarily from the standpoint of service, or cost, but from its
tone, its response to the hand and spirit, its ability to interpret every subtle
mood of the musician.
And the rare qualities that endear the Steinway to these great musicians
are present, as well as the element of economy, in every Steinway that is sold.
STEINWAY
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SONS,
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June 18, 1927.
P R E S T O-T I M E S
"The Public Seems to Want Something NEW
and YOU SURE HAVE IT''
writes Eastern Dealer :--
4
'We have just uncaged the SONG BIRD in
high light walnut, and let me say this piano
is way beyond our expectations. The public
seems to want something new today, and
you sure have it in this
beautiful new style
—THE SONG BIRD. 1 ' (Name upon request)
The
SONG BIRD
3 feet 8 inches high
Hobart M. Cable
Blue Ribbon Pianos
Designed Like Fine Furniture to
Please the Most Fastidious—
Instruments of striking- individuality—the best that skill and
long- experience can produce—that is the distinguishing
mark of Hobart M. Cable BLUE RIBBON pianos.
THE PATRICIAN
Baby Grand.
Five feet two
inches. Designed and built by
Hobart M. Cable craftsmen.
Into all BLUE RIBBON instruments is built, as only Hobart
M. Cable craftsmen build, the tone quality demanded by
people who appreciate the finer things—the same exquisite,
lasting tone that for twenty-seven years has characterized
all Hobart M. Cable pianos.
And there is a rare, indescribable beauty of grain, finish and
design in the cases of these pianos, which accents and com-
plements present-day modes in fine furnishings.
LOOK FOR THIS
in all
BLUE RIBBON
MODELS
All genuine Hobart M.
Cable Blue Ribbon Models
carry this three-inch rep-
lica of the original gold
medal awarded Hobart
M. Cable instruments for
superiority.
Show this
to your customers.
THE ARISTOCRAT
Interpreting
dimensions.
inches high.
Piano
Four
of small
feet four
Those who know values will be surprised at their moderate
prices. A note from you will promptly bring- literature and
other details.
New Beauty-
New Smartness of Line-
Stunning New Finishes to Match
Fine Furnishings
THE CONSERVATORY
Upright Piano, four feet four
inches high. Studio and conserv-
ator}' model.
Better Act Quickly to Secure this Valuable Franchise
THE HOBART M. CABLE COMPANY
Builders of Fine Pianos Since 1900
1223 Factory Street, LaPorte, Indiana
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