Music Trade Review
Issue: 1904 Vol. 39 N. 9 - Page 41
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
41
the Jersey coast, is enjoying his summer as never
William McArdle, who is managing the Uni-
before. He runs down from New York for the versal Talking Machine Mfg. Co.'s exhibit at the
week end, and the pretty craft loses no time in St. Louis "Expo," is now spending his vacation
This week appears the first number of a cute weighing anchor and standing out to sea when at Lake George, N. Y. During his absence E. F.
little periodical of four pages entitled: "The the nautical president steps aboard.
0 Neill will have charge of the white and gold
Hohner News," devoted to the interests of those
booth.
desiring to be informed of the latest happenings
An entirely new departure in talking machines
Legal sharps declare that whatever may be the
in the Hohner world. The price is announced has been introduced in Europe, the invention of
E r n s t H. decision in the case of the New York Phonograph
Nachf, of Leip- Co., against the National Phonograph Co., now
zig, and who is pending in the United States Circuit Court,
also the manu- southern district of New York, the effect will be
facturer. It is far-reaching and possibly paralyzing to the losing
c a l l e d t h e party.
"Hymnophon,"
LOOK OUT FOR THIS FAKIR.
and the cabi-
Several
small goods houses la.st week were vis-
net portion of
ited
by
a
party
representing himself as connected
the machine is
with C. F. Hanson & Sons, Worcester, Mass., and
deeper
than
is
THE SIAMESE
u s u a l l y the who essayed to buy goods in that firm's name for
M. HOHNER
case, and the immediate delivery to himself. Those ap-
lower portion proached were satisfied the caller was a fakir, as
contains t h e his name, which was subsequently forgotten,
horn, complete- was not familiar as an attache of the Hansons
in any capacity. Inquiry was made at once, and
ly encased, ex-
the Worcester dealer promptly repudiated the
cepting
the
bell
or
flare,
thus
avoiding,
it
as "single copies, $Fr. ee; $Grat. is per year."
person as being in their employ, designated him
It is to be published "once in a while" by M. is averred, the necessity of the loose and often as a swindler and warned the New York whole-
Hohner, at 354 Broadway. There are eight cumbersome horn, which is very apt to be salers to deliver him no goods on their account.
Hohner harmonica cuts and fivo illustrations of knocked, and so damage the sound-box. The in-
Hohner accordeons. With each is a full strument is compact, and is easily handled. It is
Announcement has been made of the dissolu-
description, including prices. Announcement claimed that the tone is more natural and clearer tion of the firm of A. B. Smith & Co. piano deal-
is made of reduction in prices for full con- than in the talking machines now on the market. ers at Haverhill, Aiu.. ; .
cert harmonicas No. 1896 octav; 1896 concert,
483, 1903 and 63, also for the Urganda. There
are set forth "more proofs of Hohner liberality,"
showing that although the Hohner products are
continually being improved, no increase is made
in the Hohner prices. The "Hohner News" is
breezy and interesting from beginning to end. It
is certain to be an effective aid in furthering the
Hohner interests.
The illustration represents the latest Hohner
novelty in harmonica construction. It is named
the "Up-to-date Siamese Twins." By this device
quick changes from one key to another can read-
ily be made. Experts have wanted just such a
device for many years. The connecting cover is
curved in the rear so as to form a hollow tube
with which grand tone effects can be obtained by
closing one end with the left hand and keeping
a slight movement over the open end with the
right. The number of the new combination is
1,006-56. All jobbers have samples for exhibits.
By this new contrivance dealers are able to make
two profits where one was made before.
"THE HOHNER NEWS.'
AND
IN THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD.
A Budget of Pertinent Chat Regarding Move-
ments Among the Leaders in This Growing
Field of Manufactures.
Business with talking machine manufacturers
is spoken of as great, with the possibilities of
the best season ahead in the history of the trade.
The demand for records is unprecedented, and
the laboratories of the respective plants are run-
ning full capacity.
The August and September record bulletin of
the Universal Co. wni be ready for the trade the
first of next week. The company are also busy
on their new three-color catalogue, while their
"barn dance" folder is mentioned by the trade as
the best they ever handled.
i
Elbridge Johnson, president of the Victor Talk-
ing Machine Co., Philadelphia, returned from his
trip abroad, Tuesday week. What was accom-
plished in London is still a matter of conjecture,
but the trade is on the qui vive, and much specu-
lation is being indulged in by the trade at large.
I WANT YOUR SKIN
The International Record Co. have established
a factory on East 23d street, New York, under
the management of Mr. Matthew.
RENE GRUNEWALD, _
Henry B. Babson, president of the Universal
Talking Machine Mfg. Co., who owns a yacht,
which is kept in commission off Seaside Park, on
TRADE
818-824 Conti Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. I
GET
MY
PRICES
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
41
the Jersey coast, is enjoying his summer as never
William McArdle, who is managing the Uni-
before. He runs down from New York for the versal Talking Machine Mfg. Co.'s exhibit at the
week end, and the pretty craft loses no time in St. Louis "Expo," is now spending his vacation
This week appears the first number of a cute weighing anchor and standing out to sea when at Lake George, N. Y. During his absence E. F.
little periodical of four pages entitled: "The the nautical president steps aboard.
0 Neill will have charge of the white and gold
Hohner News," devoted to the interests of those
booth.
desiring to be informed of the latest happenings
An entirely new departure in talking machines
Legal sharps declare that whatever may be the
in the Hohner world. The price is announced has been introduced in Europe, the invention of
E r n s t H. decision in the case of the New York Phonograph
Nachf, of Leip- Co., against the National Phonograph Co., now
zig, and who is pending in the United States Circuit Court,
also the manu- southern district of New York, the effect will be
facturer. It is far-reaching and possibly paralyzing to the losing
c a l l e d t h e party.
"Hymnophon,"
LOOK OUT FOR THIS FAKIR.
and the cabi-
Several
small goods houses la.st week were vis-
net portion of
ited
by
a
party
representing himself as connected
the machine is
with C. F. Hanson & Sons, Worcester, Mass., and
deeper
than
is
THE SIAMESE
u s u a l l y the who essayed to buy goods in that firm's name for
M. HOHNER
case, and the immediate delivery to himself. Those ap-
lower portion proached were satisfied the caller was a fakir, as
contains t h e his name, which was subsequently forgotten,
horn, complete- was not familiar as an attache of the Hansons
in any capacity. Inquiry was made at once, and
ly encased, ex-
the Worcester dealer promptly repudiated the
cepting
the
bell
or
flare,
thus
avoiding,
it
as "single copies, $Fr. ee; $Grat. is per year."
person as being in their employ, designated him
It is to be published "once in a while" by M. is averred, the necessity of the loose and often as a swindler and warned the New York whole-
Hohner, at 354 Broadway. There are eight cumbersome horn, which is very apt to be salers to deliver him no goods on their account.
Hohner harmonica cuts and fivo illustrations of knocked, and so damage the sound-box. The in-
Hohner accordeons. With each is a full strument is compact, and is easily handled. It is
Announcement has been made of the dissolu-
description, including prices. Announcement claimed that the tone is more natural and clearer tion of the firm of A. B. Smith & Co. piano deal-
is made of reduction in prices for full con- than in the talking machines now on the market. ers at Haverhill, Aiu.. ; .
cert harmonicas No. 1896 octav; 1896 concert,
483, 1903 and 63, also for the Urganda. There
are set forth "more proofs of Hohner liberality,"
showing that although the Hohner products are
continually being improved, no increase is made
in the Hohner prices. The "Hohner News" is
breezy and interesting from beginning to end. It
is certain to be an effective aid in furthering the
Hohner interests.
The illustration represents the latest Hohner
novelty in harmonica construction. It is named
the "Up-to-date Siamese Twins." By this device
quick changes from one key to another can read-
ily be made. Experts have wanted just such a
device for many years. The connecting cover is
curved in the rear so as to form a hollow tube
with which grand tone effects can be obtained by
closing one end with the left hand and keeping
a slight movement over the open end with the
right. The number of the new combination is
1,006-56. All jobbers have samples for exhibits.
By this new contrivance dealers are able to make
two profits where one was made before.
"THE HOHNER NEWS.'
AND
IN THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD.
A Budget of Pertinent Chat Regarding Move-
ments Among the Leaders in This Growing
Field of Manufactures.
Business with talking machine manufacturers
is spoken of as great, with the possibilities of
the best season ahead in the history of the trade.
The demand for records is unprecedented, and
the laboratories of the respective plants are run-
ning full capacity.
The August and September record bulletin of
the Universal Co. wni be ready for the trade the
first of next week. The company are also busy
on their new three-color catalogue, while their
"barn dance" folder is mentioned by the trade as
the best they ever handled.
i
Elbridge Johnson, president of the Victor Talk-
ing Machine Co., Philadelphia, returned from his
trip abroad, Tuesday week. What was accom-
plished in London is still a matter of conjecture,
but the trade is on the qui vive, and much specu-
lation is being indulged in by the trade at large.
I WANT YOUR SKIN
The International Record Co. have established
a factory on East 23d street, New York, under
the management of Mr. Matthew.
RENE GRUNEWALD, _
Henry B. Babson, president of the Universal
Talking Machine Mfg. Co., who owns a yacht,
which is kept in commission off Seaside Park, on
TRADE
818-824 Conti Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. I
GET
MY
PRICES
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