Presto

Issue: 1930 2247

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P R E S T O-T I M E S
THE A. C. CHENEY
PLAYER ACTIONS
Embody the Conscientious Efforts of Their Maker to
Present Products of the Highest Merit and Reliability.
The Grand, Upright and Pneumatic Player Actions
Bearing the name of the A. C. CHENEY PIANO
ACTION CO. are made in the Responsible Manner
That Assures Satisfaction to the Piano Manufacturer,
the Piano Dealer and His Player Piano Customer.
A. C. CHENEY PIANO ACTION CO.
CASTLETON-ON-HUDSON, N. Y.
OTTO LINK COMING
FOR TRIP IN U. S. A.
Prominent Manufacturer of Germany in the Drum-
skin Business Out for Business Tour.
Otto Link, president of the world-known Jobs.
Link Kom.-Ges., drum and drumskins factory of
Weissenfels, Germany, will visit the United States in
OTTO I,INK
July. This firm was established in 1875 by the
father, J. Link. It has an international reputation for
its prepared skins and drums.
This will be Mr. Link's first visit to the United
States and he is looking forward with pleasure to
meeting his numerous friends in this country. A
good many of them have met him personally in Ger-
many.
Mr. Link speaks English and French. He knows
most of the European countries well and has a good
knowledge of the commercial conditions in Europe.
Mr. Link is president of the Industrial Club of his
town, a Mason, nad active in many public organiza-
tions He is much interested in horsemanship of
the U. S. A., being a keen hunter and having won in
several jumping competitions.
Mr. Link will come over on the S.S. Columbus,
arriving July 11, and will return August 14 on the
S.S. Europa. He will visit New York, Washington,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago and other cities,
besides Tremont, 111., where he has relatives. Mr.
Link will stay in New York at the Pennsylvania
Hotel and in Chicago at the New Bismarck Hotel.
CAPEHART CORPORATION SUES
WESTERN ELECTRIC PIANO CO.
The Capehart Corp., of Fort Wayne, has entered
suit against the Western Electric Piano Co, 850
Blackhawk street, Chicago, for infringement of the
Seabolt patents, owned by The Capehart Corp , suit
being filed May 31.
The Seabolt patents are basic patents covering the
stacking of phonograph records in automatic record
changing devices, used in automatic phonographs and
as units in complete amplification and distribution
systems. The Seabolt patents also cover the sliding
of records either from the top or bottom of the stack
to the turntable. This allows the records to be placed
in the record changing device without any necessity
for attaching them to metal plates, placing each record
in a separate compartment, or "spooling" them on a
special rod or shaft. It also permits continuous play-
ing of the records on both sides, automatically, with-
out the necessity of restacking, respooling or re-
setting the instrument in any way.
According to a statement made by H. E. Cape-
hart, president and general manager of The Capehart
Corp., the suit in question is a friendly one and in-
tended to establish definitely for The Capehart Corp.
the exclusive right to use this principle in the manu-
lacture of record changing devices.
"We feel," said Mr. Capehart, "that as long as
this patent is our property, it is our duty to protect
it against infringement.
Other manufacturers,
spurred on by the remarkable success of The Cape-
hart Corp., have endeavored to get into the field by
imitating the device on which we hold patents."
No definite date has been set for hearing of the
above named patent suit.
The Allgood Music Co. at Rockmart, Ga., has re-
cently moved into larger quarters.
JESSE FRENCH RADIO
MEETS WITH FINE SUCCESS
The Jesse French & Sons' radio has come to be
regarded in the trade as a leader among the high-
class instruments. Wherever sold it has brought
out the praises of the buyers. Dealers who sell it
are leaders in their communities—men who want to
handle the best, realizing that one sale leads to
others.
There are several models of Jesse French radio,
but the Elizabethan model in particular seems to
meet the requirements of up-to-date customers. A
full-page advertisement of this house in this issue
of Presto-Times shows a cut of the Elizabethan
model.
"CLARK ROLLS ALWAYS LEAD'
TUB AUTOMATIC MUSICAL-DIRECTOR THAT
THRILLS THK CROWDS FROM COAST TO COAST.
The Innes Music Co., Wichita, Kan., is conducting
its 33rd anniversary sale of pianos.
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June, 1930
P R E S T O-T I M E S
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HARTMAN COMPOSES NEW
SONG FOR COLLEGE
Something About a Member of the Arranging Staff
of the Clark Orchestra Roll Co.
William Hartman, well-known composer and
arranger of music, has written both words and music
to a new school song entitled "College Days."
This composition was presented by Mr. Hartman
to The Northern Illinois State Teachers' College at
Delvalb, 111., and was an outstanding feature in a
recent campus concert held at the school.
He is on the arranging staff of the Clark Orchestra
Roll Company.
In point of service he is one of the pioneers of the
music roll industry. He started arranging music rolls
for the Adek Manufacturing Co. in New York city,
in 1898. Was sent to London, England, in 1902. The
name of the firm was changed to The Imperial Music
Roll Co. While there he wrote many light classic
WILLIAM HARTMAN.
and popular pieces.
One march, "Prince of
Asturias," was dedicated to the king of Spain. At the
time of the king's marriage, Sir Thomas Lipton pre-
sented the king and queen with a Pianola, and the
Imperial Player Roll Co. presented them with a roll
of this march mounted on a silver spool and enclosed
in a silver box.
Festival of Empire, another march, was played at
the exhibition in London, and dedicated to the Earl
of Plymouth. Studied at the Guildhall School of
Music, in London, England, and was assistant con-
ductor at one of the large theaters there. Was sent
to Toronto, Canada, as manager in 1911. The Cable
Co. of Chicago purchased the plant in 1914 and he
went to Chicago as recording manager and head of
the arranging department.
From 1923 to 1926 he was with the QRS Co.
as manager of the Recordo department. From 1927
to the present date with Clark Orchestra Roll Co. of
De Kalb. Within the last few years he has written
quite a few numbers, of which Coast to Coast, Air
Pilot, Cherished Memories, and Forest Frolics are
the best sellers.
The Allgood Music Co., at Rockmart, Ga., has
moved into new salesrooms.
TO HEAR WELTE-MIGNON
(Licensee) IS TO HEAR
URGENT DEMAND FOR
M. SCHULZ CO. PIANOS
Orders for Rush Shipment Show How the
Dealers Feel About the Schulz Piano
Sales and Representation.
Wherever the M. Schulz Co. piano goes it makes
friends and draws out a string of followers. One
sale makes several others and old friends never drop
connection with the company's representatives.
The Schulz pianos are ordered by letter and wire—
occasionally a customer drops in by airplane to place
an order. Traveling representatives of the company
take orders and air-mail letters and those delivered by
special delivery postoffice employes bring in more.
The anxiety to get more pianos quickly from the
M. Schulz Co. is manifest in a letter which a Presto-
Times man begged the privilege of reproducing here,
and we present it without apology to its writer, but
rather as a compliment to him. Here it is:
NORMAN F. MAW MUSIC CO., INC.
"The Steinway House"
1054 Sixth Street
San Diego, Calif.
May 24th, 1930.
M. Schulz Co.
711 Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, 111.
Gentlemen:
We sent you a telegram today as follows: "Rush
shipment of two Schulz Marionettes with benches,
one mahogany and one walnut if possible. Formal
opening of new store June seven and we need them
then."
If there is any doubt about getting these on time
WHEN TONE
IS DESIRED THE
F. RADLE
FULFILS THE
REQUIREMENTS
Installed invisibly in any Upright
or Grand Piano, Welte-Migrron
(Licensee) Reproducing Action
makes that piano reproduce with
absolute perfection even the most
difficult technique of the great
pianists. It puts the unseen touch
of their fingers on the keyboard of
the piano—you hear the
genius of their art.
THE MASTER'S FINGERS ON YOUR PIANO
Auto Pneumatic Action Co.
652 West 52nd Street, New York
The Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, beginning
with the fall term, will permit students, having the
talent and desire, to perfect themselves as instru-
mentalists, conductors, choir directors, composers and
soloists in the ministry of music in evangelical
churches.
Thorp Hiscock has just completed the
of Boeing's radio directional stations from
the Pacific coast and is now associated
Goldsborough and Herbert Hoover, Jr., in
zation of Aeronautical Radio, Inc.
installation
Chicago to
with Paul
the organi-
The
BOWEN
PIANO
LOADER
is highly prized by piano
salesmen because it equips
them with the most advan-
tageous aids to sales.
is avoided by the manufac-
turer who uses the
PROMINENT DEAL-
ERS everywhere acknowl-
edge the efficacy of the
B O W E N ONE-MAN
LOADER AND CAR-
RIER in increasing their
sales ability.
T h e Newest T y p e of
Bowen Piano Loader for
the new Ford Roadster
combines all the good
points of the former mod-
el with greater simplicity,
strength and ease of at-
tachment.
A. C. Cheney Player Action
Write for particulars to the
The piano is the result of long ex-
perience and ambition to attain a
position of eminence.
CLEAR, BEAUTIFUL TONE
is a distinctive feature of F. Radle
Pianos and the case designs are
always original.
F. RADLE, Inc.
ESTABLISHED 18S0
THE ARTIST HIMSELF
and you have any stock in Los Angeles we would like
to have them from that place, but we could not reach
Mr. Beckman today by phone and so do not know
what he has.
We should have one somewhere in transit to com-
plete our previous order but have not heard from it.
The one that arrived yesterday was sold today and
they attract a lot of comment when shown in the
window.
Yours very truly,
NORMAN F. MAW, Pres.
609 - 611 W. 30TH STREET
NEW YORK, U. S. A.
Worry Over Player Details
in his products. He knows
everything is all ri&ht 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
BOWEN PIANO
LOADER CO.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
CASTLETON, N. Y.
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