Music Trade Review
Issue: 1904 Vol. 38 N. 4 - Page 42
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THE
onstration," beginning at page 5, is cleverly
written and admirably suited for the pur-
pose, particularly the "Don'ts" at the end.
Viewed from any standpoint, every up-to-
date music dealer ought to know some-
thing of music-box construction. Regina
Reasoning No. 2 provides the opportunity.
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
THE HOBBIE CO.'S HANDSOME QUARTERS.
HADDORF AMBASSADOR MARRIED.
The Hobbie Co., who have long repre-
sented the Chickering piano in Roanoke,
Va., are now at home in their new three-
story building, which has been thoroughly
remodeled and renovated. When one
enters the first thing that catches the eye,
is the life-size bust of Jonas Chickering on
a
handsome pedestal, which finds sym-
CONN'S PERFECTED CORNET.
pathetic companionship with busts of the
An Instrument of Especial Excellence Which is eminent composers which adorn the ware-
r
Winning High Praise—How and Why the ooms.
Henry R. Brinckerhoff, ambassador for
the Haddorf Piano Co., was married re-
cently to Miss C. J. Shepard, daughter of
Henry O. Shepard, a prominent citizen of
Chicago. The wedding was private on ac-
count of sickness in the family. Mr.
Brinckerhoff and his wife are on a pleasure
trip South.
The Chas. M. Stieff branch warerooms
in Richmond., Va., will shortly move to
larger quarters at 307 East Broad street.
Conn Products Excel.
Dealers and musicians cannot fail to be
interested in the Perfected cornet, one of
the latest specialties introduced by C. G.
Conn, the eminent band instrument manu-
facturer of Elkhart, Ind. It marks a dis-
tinct advance in all those essentials so
requisite to the artist. In tone quality and
accuracy, and ease of blowing, the Perfec-
ted cornet adds luster to American inven-
tiveness in the realm of band instrument
manufacturing.
Not only in the cornet field, but in ail
other instruments that go to make the band
family, Mr. Conn has been constantly la-
boring toward a greater perfection with the
result that his line of instruments to-day
are absolutely unexcelled and rival the best
creations of the world.
His system of manufacture insures a uni-
form excellence which insures the highest
standard of workmanship. His great fac-
tories at Elkhart, equipped with labor sav-
ing machinery, which performs the most
interesting and amazing work, many of
which have been invented by Mr. Conn
himself, enables the Conn institution being
able to claim a standing peculiarly indi-
vidual.
WHERE "VICTORS" CAN BE PURCHASED.
The announcement, on another page, of
the Victor Distributing and Export Co., JJ
Chambers street, has been the subject, of
much favorable comment since its first ap-
pearance. The space occupied is limited,
yet within its area appears a clever and
complete presentation of Victor business.
The famous Victor dog listening to his
master's voice, is well in evidence. Along-
side, in bold face type, stands out most
prominently the three words: "The Vic-
tor Goods," and these words are made
initial words to point out that the place to
buy Victor talking machines, records and
accessories, goods being shipped within 24
hours, is at the headquarters of the Victor
Distributing and Export Co., JJ Chambers
street. The whole story is told "in a nut-
shell."
A GREAT ASSEMBLAGE OF ARTISTS.
Only the most eminent professionals in
the United States are to appear at Carnegie
Hall, Friday evening, the 29th, at the grand
banjo, mandolin and guitar concert.
Aside from the musical possibilities of the
occasion Manager Partee states the main
purpose of the concert is "to create a new
national revival of banjo, mandolin and
guitar playing and to provide the most ar-
tistic entertainment in that line ever pre-
sented in New York or in any other city."
SIEGEL, COOPER. CO.
6th Ave., 18th & 19th Sts.
NEW YORK
SOLE REPRESENTATIVES
IN AMERICA
OF THE
By Royal Warrant
to
H. M. THE KING,
H. M. QUEEN ALEXANDRA,
H. R. H.
THE PRINCE OF WALES,
THE PRINCESS OF WALES,
and other
ROYAL HOUSES.
PIANOS
TH
FINEST 1 PIANOS
IN THE
WORLD
PADBBEWSKI says: "Play ONLY on an BRARD whenerer obtainable."
MASK HAMBOURO : "I consider your latest Pianofortes the finest Instruments In the world, both as re-
gards beauty of tone and touch!"
HAROLD BAUER : " I t 1B the finest Instrument I hare had the prlrllege of playing upon, and I hart much
pleasure In congratulating you upon your great achievements."
DAVENPORT & TREACY
Pianos are conceded to embody rare values. They are the
result of over three decades of acquaintance with trade needs.
They are attractive externally, possess a pure musical tone and
are sold at prices which at once make the agency valuable to
the dealer.
FACTORY-1901-1907 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK.
CHASE-HACKLEY PIANO GO.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
Chase Bros., Hacklay and Carlisle
MUSKEGON, MICH.
GEBHARDT Piano
Possesses all the essentials of leadership. It Is built upon the most advanced
lines. Look up the attractive features of this really artistic piano.
GEBHARDT PIANO CO.
Marion, Ohio
FREDERICK
MANUFACTURERS
OF
HIGH
GRADE
92 FIFTH FACTORY,
AVE, 51O-.516
Send for prices, terms, territory and catalogue.
ZELLMAN
PIANOS
RIANO CO.
YORK.
FIRST AVENUE
Address all Communications to 92 Fifth AVe.
ENDORSED BY GREAT ARTISTS
Admitted by piano experts to embody the largest values.
Send for Catalogue to
SOCOL
THE ZELLMAN-SOCOL PIANO M'F'O CO.
152-194 W«st 127th St.,
NEW YORK
Agents wanted.
Territory protected.
PIANOS
Cittlc jewel Piano go.
John Ward, who, for many years con-
ducted a music store at North. Attleboro,
died at the home of his daughter in Paw- 546 Southern Boulcyifd
tucket, R. L, last week.
( b t 1331 st.)
PIANOS
NEW
Sole
Manufacturers ot
»? ?
THE
onstration," beginning at page 5, is cleverly
written and admirably suited for the pur-
pose, particularly the "Don'ts" at the end.
Viewed from any standpoint, every up-to-
date music dealer ought to know some-
thing of music-box construction. Regina
Reasoning No. 2 provides the opportunity.
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
THE HOBBIE CO.'S HANDSOME QUARTERS.
HADDORF AMBASSADOR MARRIED.
The Hobbie Co., who have long repre-
sented the Chickering piano in Roanoke,
Va., are now at home in their new three-
story building, which has been thoroughly
remodeled and renovated. When one
enters the first thing that catches the eye,
is the life-size bust of Jonas Chickering on
a
handsome pedestal, which finds sym-
CONN'S PERFECTED CORNET.
pathetic companionship with busts of the
An Instrument of Especial Excellence Which is eminent composers which adorn the ware-
r
Winning High Praise—How and Why the ooms.
Henry R. Brinckerhoff, ambassador for
the Haddorf Piano Co., was married re-
cently to Miss C. J. Shepard, daughter of
Henry O. Shepard, a prominent citizen of
Chicago. The wedding was private on ac-
count of sickness in the family. Mr.
Brinckerhoff and his wife are on a pleasure
trip South.
The Chas. M. Stieff branch warerooms
in Richmond., Va., will shortly move to
larger quarters at 307 East Broad street.
Conn Products Excel.
Dealers and musicians cannot fail to be
interested in the Perfected cornet, one of
the latest specialties introduced by C. G.
Conn, the eminent band instrument manu-
facturer of Elkhart, Ind. It marks a dis-
tinct advance in all those essentials so
requisite to the artist. In tone quality and
accuracy, and ease of blowing, the Perfec-
ted cornet adds luster to American inven-
tiveness in the realm of band instrument
manufacturing.
Not only in the cornet field, but in ail
other instruments that go to make the band
family, Mr. Conn has been constantly la-
boring toward a greater perfection with the
result that his line of instruments to-day
are absolutely unexcelled and rival the best
creations of the world.
His system of manufacture insures a uni-
form excellence which insures the highest
standard of workmanship. His great fac-
tories at Elkhart, equipped with labor sav-
ing machinery, which performs the most
interesting and amazing work, many of
which have been invented by Mr. Conn
himself, enables the Conn institution being
able to claim a standing peculiarly indi-
vidual.
WHERE "VICTORS" CAN BE PURCHASED.
The announcement, on another page, of
the Victor Distributing and Export Co., JJ
Chambers street, has been the subject, of
much favorable comment since its first ap-
pearance. The space occupied is limited,
yet within its area appears a clever and
complete presentation of Victor business.
The famous Victor dog listening to his
master's voice, is well in evidence. Along-
side, in bold face type, stands out most
prominently the three words: "The Vic-
tor Goods," and these words are made
initial words to point out that the place to
buy Victor talking machines, records and
accessories, goods being shipped within 24
hours, is at the headquarters of the Victor
Distributing and Export Co., JJ Chambers
street. The whole story is told "in a nut-
shell."
A GREAT ASSEMBLAGE OF ARTISTS.
Only the most eminent professionals in
the United States are to appear at Carnegie
Hall, Friday evening, the 29th, at the grand
banjo, mandolin and guitar concert.
Aside from the musical possibilities of the
occasion Manager Partee states the main
purpose of the concert is "to create a new
national revival of banjo, mandolin and
guitar playing and to provide the most ar-
tistic entertainment in that line ever pre-
sented in New York or in any other city."
SIEGEL, COOPER. CO.
6th Ave., 18th & 19th Sts.
NEW YORK
SOLE REPRESENTATIVES
IN AMERICA
OF THE
By Royal Warrant
to
H. M. THE KING,
H. M. QUEEN ALEXANDRA,
H. R. H.
THE PRINCE OF WALES,
THE PRINCESS OF WALES,
and other
ROYAL HOUSES.
PIANOS
TH
FINEST 1 PIANOS
IN THE
WORLD
PADBBEWSKI says: "Play ONLY on an BRARD whenerer obtainable."
MASK HAMBOURO : "I consider your latest Pianofortes the finest Instruments In the world, both as re-
gards beauty of tone and touch!"
HAROLD BAUER : " I t 1B the finest Instrument I hare had the prlrllege of playing upon, and I hart much
pleasure In congratulating you upon your great achievements."
DAVENPORT & TREACY
Pianos are conceded to embody rare values. They are the
result of over three decades of acquaintance with trade needs.
They are attractive externally, possess a pure musical tone and
are sold at prices which at once make the agency valuable to
the dealer.
FACTORY-1901-1907 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK.
CHASE-HACKLEY PIANO GO.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
Chase Bros., Hacklay and Carlisle
MUSKEGON, MICH.
GEBHARDT Piano
Possesses all the essentials of leadership. It Is built upon the most advanced
lines. Look up the attractive features of this really artistic piano.
GEBHARDT PIANO CO.
Marion, Ohio
FREDERICK
MANUFACTURERS
OF
HIGH
GRADE
92 FIFTH FACTORY,
AVE, 51O-.516
Send for prices, terms, territory and catalogue.
ZELLMAN
PIANOS
RIANO CO.
YORK.
FIRST AVENUE
Address all Communications to 92 Fifth AVe.
ENDORSED BY GREAT ARTISTS
Admitted by piano experts to embody the largest values.
Send for Catalogue to
SOCOL
THE ZELLMAN-SOCOL PIANO M'F'O CO.
152-194 W«st 127th St.,
NEW YORK
Agents wanted.
Territory protected.
PIANOS
Cittlc jewel Piano go.
John Ward, who, for many years con-
ducted a music store at North. Attleboro,
died at the home of his daughter in Paw- 546 Southern Boulcyifd
tucket, R. L, last week.
( b t 1331 st.)
PIANOS
NEW
Sole
Manufacturers ot
»? ?
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