THE SINGLE MANUAL ORGATRON
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SMALL CHURCHES
FUNERAL HOMES
AND HOMES!
Master Reid Louden, son of Police Lieut, and Mrs. Ray
mond S. Louden of Holyoke, Mass., seated at his model
5 Orgatron. Reid is an accomplished organist and has
played recitals upon a number of large pipe organs.
Just fourteen months ago the first Model 5 single manual
Orgatrons were shipped to Everett dealers. Since that time
hundreds of these superb little instruments have been installed
in small churches, chapels, funeral homes, residences, lodges, etc.
The extremely low price of the Model 5 has made it possible for
such places to have organ music previously unattainable be-
cause of high cost.
It is thus that this company has opened up an entirely
new market for its dealers. Illustrated below are a number
of typical Model 5 Orgatron installations. It would take
many pages to picture them all. There are thousands and
thousands of such small churches and funeral homes for which
this small Orgatron would answer all organ requirements.
Added to that is the tremendous home market . . . a market
which is even better during this pre-Christmas season of 1939
when fine music is becoming more and more a highly important
part of American home life. No enterprising music dealer will
allow himself to fail to take advantage of the sales oppor^
tunities which the Orgatron franchise presents!
Above and at left: 1. St. Francis Convent Chapel, Pittsburgh, Pa.
2. I nterior of St. Francis Convent Chapel showing size of auditorium
for which volume of standard Model 5 Orgatron is more than suf-
ficient. 3. Moravian Church, Newfoundland, Pa. 4. Bethlehem
Lutheran Church, Crete, Nebraska. 5. Rev. C. E. Kasper, Pastor,
First Lutheran Church, Kingsville, Texas, seated at the single
manual Orgatron
Above and at right: 1. Charles Baid
Chapel, Portland, Indiana. 2. Livingston-Sondermann Funeral
Home Chapel, Grand Island, Nebraska. 3. Karcher's Funeral
Home, Cairo, 111. 4. Emerson Funeral Home Chapel, Lexington,
Nebraska. 5. Watson Colonial Funeral Home, Milford, Mass.
EVERETT
PIANO
COMPANY
Michigan
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