Classic Mode

Presto

Issue: 1928 2181

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PRESTO-TIMES
TRUCKS FROM FINDLAY, 0 .
Dealers and Movers Find Essentials for Quick
and Safe Work in Self-Lifting Piano
Truck Co.'s Line.
A good preparation by piano dealer and piano
mover for spring and summer trade is an equipment
of moving trucks made and sold by the Self-Lifting
Piano Truck Co., Findlay, O. The catalog of the
company, to be had on request, will suggest many
ways in which the company can make the work of
piano moving better and more economical. In addi-
tion to uses for the pianos, the trucks of the Findlay
company arc equally useful for moving the new
Orthophonic Victrolas and other new models of
phonographs.
The Self-Lifting Piano Truck Co. calls attention
in its catalog to the new Buckeye Sill Piano Truck
for grands and uprights which is guaranteed to give
Always In Stock
Piano Supplies
of Every Description
Felts, Cloths, Punchings, Music
Wire, Tuning Pins, Player
Parts, Hinges, etc., etc.
Also the very best and latest
tools for the tuner and tech-
nician.
An extensive variety of sup-
plies always in stock guarantee-
ing prompt service at all times.
Quality and Service backed by
the combined efforts of two of
the oldest supply houses in the
trade.
(24-hour service
on mail orders)
American Piano Supply Co.
May 19, 1928
the best service. The sill has been rebuilt and greatly
improved for longer service. New merits for the
mover are seen in the handles, center shaft and the
uprights of both ends. The company makes eight
styles of end trucks as well as piano hoists, covers
and special straps for the mover.
MAKING A CLARK ROLL
Six-Reel Photoplay, Directed by President
E. G. Clark of Clark Orchestra Roll
Co., Is Instructive.
E. G. Clark of the Clark Orchestra Roll
NEW ANGELUS ROLLS FOR MAY Co., President
De Kalb, 111., was the director recently in the
Hallet & Davis Piano Co. Has Issued New Classical
and Dance Music.
The Mallet & Davis Piano Co. (Angelus Division),
6 East 39th street, New York, has issued its new
Angelus releases for May:
Recorded by Leopold Godowsky—8455, Adagictto
(frum "'L'Arlisienne"), Bizt.
Recorded by Max Kortlander—8456, Dinner Mosaic
No. 5—1, Nola; 2, Doll Dance; 3. Flapperette; 4,
Dancing Shadows.
Dance records with words—recorded by Max Kort-
laudcr—2423, The Man I Love—fox trot.
Recorded by Max Kortlander—2424, She's a Great,
Great Girl—fox trot.
Recorded by Walter Redding—2425, Rain or Shine
(from "Rain or Shine")—fox trot.
Recorded by J. Lawrence Cook—2426, Coquette—
fox trot, Kahn-Lombardo-Green.
THE BAND CONTESTS.
filming of a six-reel photoplay, "The Story of a
Song/' which shows the progress of a Clark roll from
the selecting of a piece of music to the finale, when
it is placed in place for playing on the piano. The
observers of the film see the operations of expert
men and women and machines in the making of a
roll.
Mr. Clark has always been a film fan and pos-
sesses a most complete motion picture outfit:
camera, klieg lights and other necessary properties
for the filming of scenes. Using his own factory as
"location" and the employes as the "stars," he re-
cently completed the interesting six-reel picture
which shows with definite detail just how a Clark
music roll is made. Mr. Clark has installed a project-
ing room in the factory, where visitors are always
welcome to see this novel picture.
BIG ASSOCIATION MEETS
One of the most important meetings ever held by
Talking Machine and Radio Men, Inc., was held
The month of May will witness school band con-
Wednesday, May 16, at the Cafe Boulevard, Broad-
tests in 25 states or other units in which the youthful
way and 41st street, New York City. A number of
musicians will strive for the dual honor of winning
matters of interest were scheduled, among them
the state trophy a n d t h e privilege of representing
the nomination of officers for the coming year. There
their respective states in the National School Band
was a talk by a technical expert, Warren F. Scanlon
Contest at Joliet, 111., May 24-26.
of Stanley & Patterson, on a topic of interest to all
The newest business firm in T o n k a w a , Okla., is t h e the trade. There was a discussion on the proposed
uniform agreement to be signed by the customers in
T o n k a w a Radio & Music Co. T h e T o n k a w a Radio
relation to service that he is to receive with his radio.
& Music Co. will handle an up-to-date line of radios,
phonographs, pianos and musical instruments of all Dudley Cohen and Leonard C. Welling told about
the plans for the special train for the Chicago show.
kinds.
PIANO KEYS RECOVERED
We Supply More Than
90%
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General Key Repairs,
Sharps, Etc.
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of the Piano, Organ
and Action Trade in
U. S. and Canada
Ivory Sanding, Polishing
and Re-Gluing
Pouch Skins
a Specialty
Our Ivorine Keys
Heaviest
Write for sample book
and
Supply especially
for REPAIR MEN
Highest Quality
Division of
Hammacher-Schlemmer & Co.
110-112 East 13th Street,
NEW YORK
PIANO KEY REPAIRING
KEYS RETURNED IN 24 HOURS
BEST GRADK IVOR-INK
RECOVERING
$8.00
BUSHING
3.50
SHARPS
2.50
NEW FRONTS
2.00
PLAYER ACTIONS REPAIRED
Prompt and efficient service
Striking 1 Pneumatics
Air .'Motors, Governors, etc., Recovered
E. A. BOUSLOG, Inc.
2106 Boulevard Place
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
T.L.LUTKINSInc
4 0 SPRUCE ST.. NEW YORK.N.Y.
Mc.MacKin
PianoTSerVice
Standard Prices
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REFERENCE ANY PUBLISHER.
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99%
interested prospects become customers
BECAUSE
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are used by people who have good taste, appreciate fine things and know sound values.
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PRESTO-TIMES
May 19, 1928
MERITS OF FAIRBANKS PLATES
Piano Plates Made by the Fairbanks Co, Springfield,
O., Are Distinguished by Particular Qualities.
Commodities closely associated with the dominance
of line pianos made in America are the piano plates
made by the Fairbanks Co., Springfield, Ohio. In the
American piano industry the piano plates made by the
Fairbanks Co. are considered a potent means towards
attaining the character of sturdiness and durability
for pianos.
It is a selection prompted by distinctive qualities
in the Fairbanks plates which manufacturers believe
to be essential to the production of high-class pianos.
Fairbanks piano plates are particularly desirable be-
cause they conform to the requirements of the exact-
ing piano manufacturer and are made from the finest
materials by the most skillful workmen.
It is admitted by dealers, piano makers and piano
owners of a discriminating kind that a Fairbanks
plate in a piano is a prime factor in dependable
construction.
OREGON ASSOCIATION MEETS.
The Oregon Radio Trades Association held a meet-
ing at the Congress Hotel in Portland, Ore., May 4,
when 65 dealers responded to the call of the president
of the association, J. W. Condon, Jr., of the Condon
Company. J. T. Bray, Pacific Northwest representa-
tive of the Radio Corporation of America, gave an
excellent educational talk and discussed the manu-
facturers' problems and their policies. He was fol-
lowed by Hurst Harrison, vice-president of the
association, who urged the members to stand up to
the uniform policy as outlined by the association
concerning radio service, and spoke of service prob-
lems in general. Burton Beck, passenger agent of
the O. W. R. & N. Railroad, explained the plan for
a special car to take the Oregon dealers to the na-
tional radio convention in Chicago, June 11. Mr.
Condon, the president of the association, announced
that in the future meetings of the association would
be held every other month instead of monthly, as by
that means a larger attendance would be obtained
Capehart Automatic Phonograph Company, Hunting-
and the best results accomplished.
ton, Ind., Makes Sales Plans.
REPRESENT PHONOGRAPH LINE
THE 28TH SAENGERFEST.
The 28th Saengerfest of the Saengerbnnd of the
Northwest will comprise five grand concerts in the
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wis., June 14, 15 and 16,
1928. A mass mixed chorus of 1,000 voices; mass
male chorus, 2,000 voices; children's chorus, 3,000
voices from Milwaukee's Parochial Schools; Chicago
Symphony Orchestra, and Milwaukee Junior Or-
chestra will be heard with the following soloists:
Mine. Elsa Alsen, soprano, Wagnerian Opera Co. and
Chicago Civic Opera Co.; Mme. Cyrena Van Gordon,
mezzo soprano, Chicago Civic Opera Co.; Mr. Albert
Seibert, tenor, Stuttgart Operatic Ensemble.
The Capehart Automatic Phonograph Company,
Huntington, Intl., this week nearly completed its
organization of district managers by graduating three
more from the week's training course that is being
conducted at the factory. The three follow: H. C.
Brinck, Butte, Mont., who will have Montana and
Wyoming for his territory; F. W. Barnholdt, Chi-
cago, to have charge of the Chicago office, and Roy
E. Holland, Rochester, N. Y., to have charge of the
New York and Pennsylvania territory.
Mr. Holland was accompanied to Rochester by
H. R. Smith, assistant general manager, to assist Mr.
Holland at two music trade conventions, one at
Syracuse and one at Greensboro, N. (.'., the North
Carolina music dealers' convention.
MUSIC WEEK IN WISCONSIN.
Maj. Ed O. Hobbs, sales promoter and advertising
National Music Week, which was observed in Wis-
manager, issued the first number of the Capehart
consin the week of May 6 to May 12, was appro-
Orchestrope Amplifier, a house publication, May 1.
priately ushered into all of the larger cities of
Wisconsin: Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Superior, The paper is edited by Maj. Hobbs.
Green Bay, Sheboygan, Madison and others. The
music committees of the women's clubs in these cities
MUSIC PUBLISHERS BUY PROPERTY.
sponsored most of the programs, as well as many
The Associated Music Publishers Company, Cin-
prominent musical organizations and individuals.
cinnati, has leased the five-story building at 222 East
Third street from the Crown Cork and Seal Com-
SONG SHOP OPENS.
pany. The building contains 8,500 square feet and is
bringing $5,500 for the term of the lease. The music
The new Sayre Song Shop, Detroit, Mich., held a
company intends to spend about $2,500 in remodeling.
most successful grand opening recently. Hetween
1,800 and 2,000 people called to see the new place.
Over 1,000 souvenirs were given away, including
OHIO PLANT MOVED.
carnations, harmonicas, kites and candy. The grand
Preparations
are going forward rapidly for the
prize drawing took place when two round trip tickets
opening of the new Ferry & Co. plant in St. Marys,
were awarded to Buffalo and Cleveland, in addition
(). The concern is expected to begin its manufacture
to 68 theater tickets.
of musical instruments within the next two weeks.
UNITED SPECIALTY CO.
Philip W. Oetting & Son, Inc.
EXPERIENCED FACTORY SERVICE
213 East 19th Street, New York
Recovering and Rebushing Keys
Repairing Pneumatics
Sole Agents for
We Make Them the Same as New
WEICKERT
FAST SERVICE
We do first-class work at lowest prices
and will not be undersold.
Estimates on special service and prices
on regular work gladly furnished.
Hammer
and Damper
Felts
Grand and Upright Hammer*
Made of Weickert Felt
Give us a Trial Job and be Convinced
Fine Action Bushing Cloths, etc.
UNITED SPECIALTY CO.
Monticello, Indiana
OTTO R. TREFZ, Jr.
PIANO BASS STRINGS —PIANO REPAIR
SUPPLIES
TUNERS AND REPAIRERS
Our new Illustrated Catalogue of Piano
and Player Hardware, Felts and Tools
is now ready. If you haven't received
your copy let us know.
1305-09 North 27th St., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
SCHAFF
D
iano String Co.
Karl Geller has established a music business at 1240
West Washington boulevard, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Worry Over Player Details
is avoided by the manufac-
turer who uses the
A. C. Cheney Player Action
in his products. He knows
everything is all right and
that the best musical quali-
ties of his pianos are develop-
ed by the use of this player
mechanism.
A. C. CHENEY
PIANO ACTION COMPANY
CASTLETON, N. Y.
The Piano Repair Shop
Pianos and Phonographs Rebuilt by
Expert Workmen
Playei -actions installed. Instruments
refinished or remodeled and actions and
keys repaired. Work guaranteed. Prices
i easonable.
Our-of-town dealers' repair work solic-
ited. Write for details and terms.
THE PIANO REPAIR SHOP
339 Scutb Wabaah Are.
Manufacturers of
Chicago
HIGH GRADE
Folding Organs
School Organs
Practice Keyboards
Dealers' Attention Solicited
A. L. WHITE MFG. CO.
lib Englev/cod Avis., CHICAGO, ILL.
KEYS RECOVERED AND REBUSHED
FRIELD MILLER & COMPANY
Samples of Work on Request
Prompt and Efficient Service
3355 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Piano Bass Strings
2009-2021 CLYBOURN AVENUE
Cor er Lewis Street
CHICAGO
FAIRBANKS
THE FAIRBANKS CO., Springfield, Ohio
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