Music Trade Review
Issue: 1898 Vol. 27 N. 6 - Page 35
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
37
flason & Hamlin Organs.
Matured skill, trained and perfected by the
manufacture of over two hundred thousand
WHY THE 1898 PRODUCTS ARE SO EXCEED- instruments, and by accumulated facilities
INGLY POPULAR:
for manufacture, collected in the most ex-
The Mason & Hamlin organ catalogue tensive and completely furnished factories
which was noticed at length in The Re- in the world, enable this company to
view when issued recently, abounds in in- produce the finest organs they have ever
teresting reading matter concerning these made, combining the best results of inven-
instruments.
The following excerpt, tive genius and experienced workmanship
which appears under the caption '' Pres- in a degree of excellence even greater than
ent Superiority," is chockfxil of " m e a t " that heretofore attained. Musicians will
find that, in true musical quality of tone,
anent the Mason and Hamlin organs:
in
variety of combination and solo effects,
As much as this company value the un-
in
proportion, uniformity of scale, con-
precedented mass of testimony to the
venience
of mechanical arrangements, and
superiority of their organs which has
other
excellencies,
these organs now
accumulated in their hands, their chief
possess
in
a
higher
degree
than ever that
reliance is, nevertheless, upon the intrinsic
superiority
which
has
given
them their
superiority of their work, which they are
pre-eminent
reputation.
Mechanics
will
sure must be evident to every competent
perceive
that
every
instrument
and
every
judge who will thoroughly examine and
compare. They know that this is com- part of one, interior as well as exterior, is
paratively greater to-day than it has ever made in the most thorough and workman-
been before, and are sure that, the more like manner, from choicest material,
thorough and searching the comparisons, insuring the greatest possible durability
the more considerable it will appear. and freedom from liability to get out of
order.
ar //ews
OF
XJ/IQ 7few~2/ork Tjribune
The agitation and alarm in the
public mind at this time give an
extraordinary value to the services
of a paper like The Tribune.
There is a general reaction among
all intelligent classes against the
exaggeration, extravagance, bogus
news, guesswork and typograph-
ical hysterics of the sensational
papers.
The Tribune is the only morning
newspaper in New- York, not of this
class, which not only enjoys the
comprehensive Associated Press
service but has an elaborate system
of special dispatches from its own
representatives at every Camp, in
every Army and with the Fleets.
The paper which will suit you
the best and give you the most
is The Tribune. It does not mag-
nify skirmishes into terrible battles;
and it does not exaggerate things
of which it has special and exclusive
news out of all proportion to their
importance.
Its scrupulous desire to give the
exact truth and nothing else is
well known to the Army and Navy.
In consequence, its correspondents
have special facilities for learning
the exact facts.
The Schmidt Hammers.
David H. Schmidt, the maker of piano
hammers, at Melrose avenue and 163d
street, sees numerous indications of a
heavy business this coming season. His
book of orders in advance is increasing
rapidly and new patrons are joining an al-
ready extensive list.
These are pleasing indications. Manu-
facturers do not order hammers unless
they want or expect to trse them in the
near future. So it is a sign of good times
coming. It is also a sign, by the way, that
VMM
Latest reports from the Roth & Engel-
hardt factory are to the effect that busi-
ness is progressing steadily, with an ex-
cellent outlook for the fall. The firm are
living up to the reputation they have won
for their products. The business, through
close attention to details, has developed
into magnificent proportions, calling, from
time to time, for large factory additions of
men, machinery and stock. It is well
within the facts to say that the Roth &
Engelhardt establishment is one of the
best equipped, and best managed in its
own branch, not only in the country, but
in the world.
ROADHAN
with large acquaintance and experience desires
wholesale position September 1st. Salary or com-
mission. Must be first class House. Correspimd-
ence confidential^
Address "ROADMAN," care this paper.
PIANOS
WALDORF PIANO CO.
552-554 W. 29 r » ST.
NEW YORK.
Z09 Bowery, N.*Y:
Kso,thisT|
advertisement/|
will interest
yotu
It describes the
ANGELIS ORCHESTRAL.
HTH P'ANO
Its great page of Open-Air Sports and
Sportsmen is attracting the attention of
every one. A cotitcmporary says: "For a
long time the cyclv.ig department of The
'Tribune' has been in the hands of one of
the most competent experts in the country,
and its racing specialist is as well known
for his picturesque language as for his
accurate knowledge of horses."
THE TRIBUNE,
New- York,
Roth & Engelhardt.
Do you own
a piano?
The Tribune is also particularly strong
in Business News, covering the matters
which every practical man must have for
the successful conduct of his business.
Subscription price: Dailf/ and Sunday,
$1 a month; $2.50 for J months; $10 a
year.
they know the merits of the Schmidt pro-
ducts. If they had any doubts on that
score they would hardly be anxious for
early fulfilments of orders.
< Played like the Symphony.)
A new and wonderful invention that instantly converts any piano
into a self-playing instrument. In every house where there is a
piano the ANGELUS ORCHESTRAL is needed. It is
The Master-key that unlocks
the gates of Melody for all!
No musical talent on the part of the
performer is required. A child that
has never before seen a piano can, with
the aid of the ANGELUS ORCHES-
TRAL, render the most difficult com-
positions in a manner possible to only
the most accomplished and practised
of pianists. Contains (in addition to
the piano-playing mechanism) two full
sets of organ reeda, which may be
played separately or In company with
the piano.
EPJS ORCHESTf
ALONE
Instantly applied to any piano —
grand, upright or square — and as
easily removed. No technical knowl-
edge required s the performer has
merely to work the pedals and operate
the stops that control the time and ex-
pression and thereby render the most
difficult pieces in a truly masterly
way. Does not scratch or injure the
piano in the least.
Made in all varieties of polished
woods to match any piano.
The above is a very brief and incomplete account of the
ANGELUS ORCHESTRAL. Send your name and address on a
postal card and we will gladly mail photos and full description.
Whether you intend to purchase or not, you will be interested
In learning more about this musical marvel of the century.
THE WILCOX & WHITE CO., MERIDEN, CONN.
SALESROOMS: 1*6 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
37
flason & Hamlin Organs.
Matured skill, trained and perfected by the
manufacture of over two hundred thousand
WHY THE 1898 PRODUCTS ARE SO EXCEED- instruments, and by accumulated facilities
INGLY POPULAR:
for manufacture, collected in the most ex-
The Mason & Hamlin organ catalogue tensive and completely furnished factories
which was noticed at length in The Re- in the world, enable this company to
view when issued recently, abounds in in- produce the finest organs they have ever
teresting reading matter concerning these made, combining the best results of inven-
instruments.
The following excerpt, tive genius and experienced workmanship
which appears under the caption '' Pres- in a degree of excellence even greater than
ent Superiority," is chockfxil of " m e a t " that heretofore attained. Musicians will
find that, in true musical quality of tone,
anent the Mason and Hamlin organs:
in
variety of combination and solo effects,
As much as this company value the un-
in
proportion, uniformity of scale, con-
precedented mass of testimony to the
venience
of mechanical arrangements, and
superiority of their organs which has
other
excellencies,
these organs now
accumulated in their hands, their chief
possess
in
a
higher
degree
than ever that
reliance is, nevertheless, upon the intrinsic
superiority
which
has
given
them their
superiority of their work, which they are
pre-eminent
reputation.
Mechanics
will
sure must be evident to every competent
perceive
that
every
instrument
and
every
judge who will thoroughly examine and
compare. They know that this is com- part of one, interior as well as exterior, is
paratively greater to-day than it has ever made in the most thorough and workman-
been before, and are sure that, the more like manner, from choicest material,
thorough and searching the comparisons, insuring the greatest possible durability
the more considerable it will appear. and freedom from liability to get out of
order.
ar //ews
OF
XJ/IQ 7few~2/ork Tjribune
The agitation and alarm in the
public mind at this time give an
extraordinary value to the services
of a paper like The Tribune.
There is a general reaction among
all intelligent classes against the
exaggeration, extravagance, bogus
news, guesswork and typograph-
ical hysterics of the sensational
papers.
The Tribune is the only morning
newspaper in New- York, not of this
class, which not only enjoys the
comprehensive Associated Press
service but has an elaborate system
of special dispatches from its own
representatives at every Camp, in
every Army and with the Fleets.
The paper which will suit you
the best and give you the most
is The Tribune. It does not mag-
nify skirmishes into terrible battles;
and it does not exaggerate things
of which it has special and exclusive
news out of all proportion to their
importance.
Its scrupulous desire to give the
exact truth and nothing else is
well known to the Army and Navy.
In consequence, its correspondents
have special facilities for learning
the exact facts.
The Schmidt Hammers.
David H. Schmidt, the maker of piano
hammers, at Melrose avenue and 163d
street, sees numerous indications of a
heavy business this coming season. His
book of orders in advance is increasing
rapidly and new patrons are joining an al-
ready extensive list.
These are pleasing indications. Manu-
facturers do not order hammers unless
they want or expect to trse them in the
near future. So it is a sign of good times
coming. It is also a sign, by the way, that
VMM
Latest reports from the Roth & Engel-
hardt factory are to the effect that busi-
ness is progressing steadily, with an ex-
cellent outlook for the fall. The firm are
living up to the reputation they have won
for their products. The business, through
close attention to details, has developed
into magnificent proportions, calling, from
time to time, for large factory additions of
men, machinery and stock. It is well
within the facts to say that the Roth &
Engelhardt establishment is one of the
best equipped, and best managed in its
own branch, not only in the country, but
in the world.
ROADHAN
with large acquaintance and experience desires
wholesale position September 1st. Salary or com-
mission. Must be first class House. Correspimd-
ence confidential^
Address "ROADMAN," care this paper.
PIANOS
WALDORF PIANO CO.
552-554 W. 29 r » ST.
NEW YORK.
Z09 Bowery, N.*Y:
Kso,thisT|
advertisement/|
will interest
yotu
It describes the
ANGELIS ORCHESTRAL.
HTH P'ANO
Its great page of Open-Air Sports and
Sportsmen is attracting the attention of
every one. A cotitcmporary says: "For a
long time the cyclv.ig department of The
'Tribune' has been in the hands of one of
the most competent experts in the country,
and its racing specialist is as well known
for his picturesque language as for his
accurate knowledge of horses."
THE TRIBUNE,
New- York,
Roth & Engelhardt.
Do you own
a piano?
The Tribune is also particularly strong
in Business News, covering the matters
which every practical man must have for
the successful conduct of his business.
Subscription price: Dailf/ and Sunday,
$1 a month; $2.50 for J months; $10 a
year.
they know the merits of the Schmidt pro-
ducts. If they had any doubts on that
score they would hardly be anxious for
early fulfilments of orders.
< Played like the Symphony.)
A new and wonderful invention that instantly converts any piano
into a self-playing instrument. In every house where there is a
piano the ANGELUS ORCHESTRAL is needed. It is
The Master-key that unlocks
the gates of Melody for all!
No musical talent on the part of the
performer is required. A child that
has never before seen a piano can, with
the aid of the ANGELUS ORCHES-
TRAL, render the most difficult com-
positions in a manner possible to only
the most accomplished and practised
of pianists. Contains (in addition to
the piano-playing mechanism) two full
sets of organ reeda, which may be
played separately or In company with
the piano.
EPJS ORCHESTf
ALONE
Instantly applied to any piano —
grand, upright or square — and as
easily removed. No technical knowl-
edge required s the performer has
merely to work the pedals and operate
the stops that control the time and ex-
pression and thereby render the most
difficult pieces in a truly masterly
way. Does not scratch or injure the
piano in the least.
Made in all varieties of polished
woods to match any piano.
The above is a very brief and incomplete account of the
ANGELUS ORCHESTRAL. Send your name and address on a
postal card and we will gladly mail photos and full description.
Whether you intend to purchase or not, you will be interested
In learning more about this musical marvel of the century.
THE WILCOX & WHITE CO., MERIDEN, CONN.
SALESROOMS: 1*6 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK.
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