December IS, 1928
P R E S T 0-T I M E S
18
The Background
A BUSY ROLL
DEPARTMENT
PRESTO-TIMES WANT ADVS.
PIANO SALESMAN W A N T E D .
WANTED—Experienced man to follow leads of a busy
Chicago floor salesman and his associate, who have
more than they can attend to. Must have a success-
ful record and understand how to approach a high-
grade clientele. Address your reply, giving full par-
ticulars, which will be kept in confidence, to "R. J.
C , " General Manager, Cable Piano Company, W a -
bash and Jackson, Chicago.
TUNER WANTED.
W A N T E D — A n energetic tuner and regulator; also repair
man who understands automatics and reproducing
pianos as well as every phase of the radio business.
One experienced salesman given preference. A good
salary and chance for advancement. Must have A1
reference. Please apply in own handwriting. Address
" M , " care of P R E S T O - T I M E S , Chicago, III.
MANAGER FOR MUSIC BUSINESS.
WANTED—Capable man who understands all branches
of the music business who desires to connect with
live music house by January 1. Address " M . J., No.
19," P R E S T O - T I M E S , 417 S. Dearborn St., Chicago.
POSITION W A N T E D — M a n of wide experience in all
departments of piano business; manufacturing, whole-
saling, retailing and branch store management, is
open for engagement, preferably with piano manufac-
turing concern. Would make a deal on commission
with either drawing account or part salary. Also con-
trols a valuable piano name. Address "Experience,"
care P R E S T O - T I M E S , Chicago.
EXPERIENCED MAN.
WANTED—Young, experienced piano salesman as out-
side assistant in retail sales department. Interest in
music desirable but not essential. Call F. L. Ryder,
Cable Piano Co., 301 S. Wabash, Chicago.
T U N E R W A N T S POSITION.
POSITION WANTED—Experienced tuner and repairer
wants connection with reliable music house. South
preferred. Married. Strictly sober and reliable. L. H.
Ransbuger, 664-5 Jefferson Ave., Marshall, Mo.
THE NEW
CAPITOL
WORD ROLLS
JUST RELEASED.
5104—Down By the Old Front Gate—Fox Trot
5102—Dream Houses—Fox Trot
5101—Etiquette Blues—Fox Trot
5093 F'rinstance—Fox Trot
5090 Good Night—Waltz
5098—I Get the Blues When It Rains—Fox Trot
5094—I Must Be Dreaming—Fox Trot
5088 I Tore Up Your Picture—Marimba Waltz
5092 I'd Like to Ride Away to a Little Hide-
Away
5089—I'll Be With You When the Roses Bloom
Again
5097 I'm Winging Home—Fox Trot
5100 Just A Little Bit o' Driftwood—Fox Trot
5086 Just Like a Melody Out of the S k y -
Fox Trot
5082 Little Mother—Waltz
5099 Love Affairs—Fox Trot
5085 My Heart Keeps On Speaking of L o v e -
Fox Trot
5095 Old Pals Are the Best Pals After A l l -
Fox Trot
5087 Rag Doll—Fox Trot
5081 Rosette—Waltz
5103 She's A Great, Great Girl—Fox Trot
5106 Six Feet of Earth (Make Us All of One
Size)
5091 The Dance of the Blue Danube—Fox Trot
5096 Whisper Sweet and Whisper Low—Fox
Trot
5105 When You're Smiling—Fox Trot
5084 You Can't Blame Me For That—Fox Trot
Extra Choruses
A Longer Roll
Seventy-five cents
Printed Words
O U T S I D E SALESMAN W A N T E D .
E X P E R I E N C E D cutside piano salesman wanted. Must
be able to work country trade, selling pianos and
phonographs. Address "R. W . H.," Box 28, care
P R E S T O - T I M E S , 417 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.
appeared mortar, pestle and broom. Baba Yaga then
set off, sitting in the mortar, pounding with the pestle
and effacing her trace with the broom. Presently
The Chicago People's Symphony Orchestra, P. a tremor swept through the forest, the trees stirred,
Marinus Paulsen, conductor, will give its sixth con- the leaves rustled, etc. Here was presented the har-
cert Sunday afternoon, December 16, 1928, 2:45 monic and melodic relations of tones to the mystical
o'clock, at Steven's Eighth Street Theater, 741 South music of nature—an estatic dreamland for those who
Wabash avenue. The soloists are Louise Fernald, get enjoyment from the ethereal flights of Euterpe.
soprano and Sol Nemkovsky, violinist.
The program includes the Overture "Fingal's
ADDS CONN LINE.
Cave," Mendelssohn; Aria "Wie nahte mir der
The Norbert J. Beihoff Music Co. of Milwaukee,
Schlummer" (Der Freischutz), von Weber; Sym- Wis., has added the Conn band and orchestra instru-
phony B minor (Unfinished), Schubert; Three Dances mental line to its other music goods presentations.
from "Henry VIII," German; Concerto for Violin D Mr. Beihoff is a nationally known artist on the saxo-
minor, No. 4, Op. 31, Vieuxtemps; L'Arlesienne phone and the author of "Professional Saxophone
Suite No. 1, Bizet; Aria "Pace, pace, mio Dio" (La Technic Simplified," "Course in Modern Embellish-
Forza der destino), Verdi, and Hungarian Rhapsody ment" and composer of a number of saxophone solos,
No. 2, Liszt.
duets and special arrangements. In connection with
Louise Fernald, the soloist, evokes the following the store, he conducts a music school with sixteen
comments following her recent recital at Kimball teachers, which has proven a great aid to sales. He
Hall, Chicago:
also conducts two publishing companies.
"Miss Fernald has a very sonorous, brilliant so-
prano voice, abundant temperamental warmth, a clear
LUMBER FROM CORNSTALKS.
cut enunciation and an excellent stage presence. She
Synthetic lumber manufacture may not depend in
was warmly and deservedly applauded."—Herman
future on saw-mill waste, if plans to utilize cornstalks
j Devries in The American.
> "Miss Fernald exhibited a high, clear voice of pleas- for this purpose as well as for insulating board and
ing quality in some folk songs, in an aria from the paper pulp are consummated. The possibility is said
Polish opera 'Halka' by Moniusko, and in three very to have been demonstrated within the past year of
melodious and beautiful songs by Saar. . . . Her collecting cornstalks for the purpose at a cost com-
German and English enunciation must be highly com- parable with that of other materials, which would
mended for its clarity."—Maurice Rosenfeld in The appear to open up a wide outlet for the utilization of
this important by-product.
Dailv News.
SKALSKI ORCHESTRA CONCERT.
The Skalski Orchestra, Andre Skalski conductor,
gave its first concert at Orchestra Hall, Chicago, on
Wednesday night of this week. The program in-
cluded Tschaikowsky—Romeo and Juliet; overture
fantasia; Kalinnikov's Symphony No. 1 in G Minor;
eight Russian Folk Songs by Liadov; Baba Yaga, by
Liadov, and an overture, Prince Ydor, by Borodin.
In the tone picture, Baba Yaga, a forest witch, de-
scended into the court. She whistled—and at once
KELLOGG'S DERNIER CRI.
In describing the Dernier Cri model of radio man-
ufactured by the Kellogg Switchboard & Supply
Company, Chicago, 111., the company says in its latest
folder: "In its design and workmanship, furniture
craftsmen and radio engineers were instructed to spare
no expense. This Kellogg model is built for that
ultra select group in every community who will toler-
ate nothing in the home but the very finest furnish-
ings that the arts provide."
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POSITION W A N T E D
By man capable of managing generaj music business or
piano manufacturing seeks position. Extensive ex-
perience in retail, wholesale and manufacturing lines
with important music houses. First-class references.
Address "Manager," Box 8, P R E S T O - T I M E S .
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SALES H E A D W A N T E D .
W A N T E D — A n optimistic, energetic director of retail
sales. A man who can keep salesmen busy and suc-
cessfully direct their efforts. A fine position for such
a man in a large city. Address " K , " care P R E S T O -
T I M E S , 417 S. Dearborn St., Chicago.
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