Music Trade Review
Issue: 1914 Vol. 59 N. 25 - Page 47
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THE MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
47
SELLING "TIPS" FOR DEALERS IN AUTOMATIC PIANOS.
"One Grade Only and
That the Best"
New Motion Picture Theaters, Hotels and Restaurants in Various Sections of the Country That
Will Require Orchestrions, Automatic Pianos and Other Musical Equipment.
A motion picture theater has been opened in the Schlitz
Opportunities to make sales of automatic pianos
building, in Tremont.
and orchestrions will be found in this column by
R. L. Hodge has purchased the Pyric Theater at Robinson
from M. C. Stewart.
piano dealers desirous of developing these pros-
Indiana.
Eldon Downs has purchased the Theatorium at Newcastle.
pects in the respective localities mentioned:
Allardt Brothers, Kokomo, are to build a $45,000 theater
California.
Charles H. Thomas is preparing to erect a new moving
picture theater on Main street, Roseville, the house to have
a capacity of 5
street, Tulare. Jt will have a seating capacity of 600.
Farlow & Rollins have purchased the Home Theater at
Oakland.
Connecticut.
Harry E. Robhins, Inc., Hartford; to conduct picture
theaters ; $50,000; Harry E. Robbins,, West Hartford;
Geo. W. DeWitt, F. P. Stanley, Hartford, incorporators.
Illinois.
The Victor motion picture theater has been opened in
Silvia.
A. F. and O. J. Shallberg have opened the Avoy Theater
on South Fifteenth street, in Moline. The house seats 600,
Mrs. Noah Lough has purchased the Princess Theater at
San Jose.
Francis Durr has openejj a new moving picture theater
in Lyndon.
Heaton Brothers have opened a moving picture show at
Manchester.
Charles White has purchased the Electric Theater at
Minooka from George O. Jacobs.
James Burbridge is reported to be contemplating opening
a moving picture theater at Farmington.
It is reported a new moving picture theater is to be
opened iii Rock Falls.
The Photodrome has been opened at Richmond.
METALNOLA
PLAYER
ACTION
AMPHION
Sold
Exclusively
To high grade
M i nu/d c t u r e r s
PIANO
PLAYER
ACTIONS
Amphion Piano Player Co.
THIS IS THE MOTTO
about April 1.
Iowa.
Dr. H. N. Brothers is erecting a new business block and
moving picture theater building at Morningside.
Hoffman & Son have opened a moving picture theater
show in McKinley Hall at Lacona.
A moving picture show has been opened at Ashton by
R. I). Bowers.
Kentucky.
Chris Sidiris will open a moving picture theater in Win-
chester.
Louisiana.
A new moving picture theater will be opened at Thibo-
deaux.
Simple, Strong, Significant
OF THE
Gulbransen
Piano Player
Massachusetts.
H. & M. Amusement Co., Inc., Brockton; $150,000; J. W.
Huff, Marguerite R. Bassett, R. G. Ryder, incorporators.
Park Amusement Co., Inc., Springfield; $10,000; H. C.
Shaw, Harry W. Stacy, A. L. Berse, incorporators.
The New Harvard Theater will be opened on Massachu-
setts avenue, Cambridge.
C. L. Hatch is building a new theater at Winthrop Cen-
ter.
Michigan.
Eddie Murphy will open the new William Penn theater
at Woodward and Philadelphia avenues, Detroit.
The Pulaski theater building is being constructed at West
Jefferson and Pulaski streets, Detroit.
The new Coliseum Theater will open soon. It is located
on Greenwood and Canfield avenues, Detroit.
The new Eagle moving picture theater on Granville ave-
nue, Grand Rapids, has been opened.
Minnesota.
A. O. Lee has purchased a moving picture theater at
Little Falls.
Nebraska.
Ernest and Harry Leafgreen have opened a moving pic-
ture theater in the Gauvin Opera House at Minatare.
II. E. Dress has purchased the Elite Theater at Stapleton.
R. II. Bottum has purchased the Lyric Theater at Polk
from N. S. Charles.
Charles Simmons and Lee Harrison will probably open a
moving picture theater at Bayard.
New York.
The new Ariel Moving Picture Theater at High and
North streets, Buffalo, was opened recently.
North Dakota.
A moving picture show has been opened at Foreman, by
the Coggswell Moving Picture Co.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jeffers have opened a moving pic-
ture t neater at Litchville.
Oklahoma.
J. S. Ball has purchased the Majestic Theater at Chick-
Samuel Mathis and Richard Andrews have opened a
moving picture theater at Grove.
The Crescent Amusement Co., of Perry, has been in-
corporated with a capital stock of $5,000; S. B. Long,
John E. Tate, A. N. Leffingwell, incorporators.
Pennsylvania.
The I'elk-vue Theater was opened recently tinder the man-
agement of M. Stiefel, in Philadelphia.
The Tulpohocken Theater at Tulpohocken street and Ger-
iv.intown avenue, Philadelphia, was opened recently.
Paul I'omero has opened a new moving picture theater at
Eighth and Eederal streets, Philadelphia.
Joseph Erocca lias had plans prepared for a motion pic-
tire theater to he erected at 4949-53 Lancaster avenue,
Philadelphia.
Contract was awarded to Louis Ahlen, Jr., for a new
picture house at Rising Sun avenue and Louden street, at
a cost of $7,000.
C. J. Keller will build a moving picture theater on Lin-
coln avenue, Pittsburgh.
George Knox has opened the Garden Theater at Johns-
town.
Harry TIepler and C. T. Matthews are building a motion
picture theater at Charleroi.
Gulbransen practice matches
Gulbransen talk.
We do as
we say. Hence our success
You need "The Book of the Gul-
bransen Piano Player." Get it
for the asking to-day
Gulbransen-Dickinson Co.
Factories: CHICAGO and NEW YORK
General Officest
312-16 Union Park Court, CHICAGO
Eastern Office and Display Rooms:
505 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK
Western Office and Display Rooms:
1224 North American B!dg., CHICAGO
The new Dome Theater at New Castle will he opened
soon.
Washington, D. C.
Dallas I >. I'.all is about to <>\ n i a m o v i n g p i c t u r e t h e a t e r
C l a r e n d o n , \ a.
11 is r e p o r t e d that a m o v i n g p i c l u r r I h e a t e r is soon tu
be.ripened mi Fourth-and-a-half street. Southwest.
m
Wisconsin.
Frank doold lias purchased a building at Monlford and
is remodeling it tor use as a moving picture theater.
Superior (Irand Amusement Co., Superior; incorporated;
SROMI; II. C. I'.iichatian, k. I. Tipton, Sclnia Erickson, in-
corporators.
John S. (rowdcr, formerly State inspector of
public institutions, has resigned from that office
to hi'vOiTX 1 connected in an ac'ive way with the
I look I'ros. Piano Co., Madison, Wis.
S y r ,i c
fllTKINl
EATtiEftsl
PLAYER
ORGAN
PIANO
LEATHER
A Speciality of Pneumatic
Leather
CHAMOIS
T. L. LDTKIMS, INC.,
Successors to
There is but ONE PIANOLA. It is made exclusively by
the Aeolian Company and is obtainable in the following models
only:
The Steinway, the Steck, the
Wheelock. the Stuyvesant, the
Stroud and the magnificent
Weber Pianolas
T.L.LUTKINS
40 SPRUCE ST., NEWYORK.N.Y.
Worcester Wind Motor Co.
The Aeolian Company
AEOLIAN
WORCESTER, MASS.
Maker* ol Absolutely Satisfactory
Wind Motors for Player-Pianos
29-31-33
HALL
West 42d Street, New York
Also All Kinds of Pneumatics and Supplies
LOOK
:N T H E SPOOL B O X - ON THE PATENT PUVTE
— A SIGM OF
S T A N D A R D PLAYER ACTIONS-STANDARD IN NAME-STANDARD IN QUALITY]
S T A N D A R D PNEUMATIC ACTION CQ.< / -*./fom,»~* 638-<352 w.«rst NEW YORK CITY.
THE MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
47
SELLING "TIPS" FOR DEALERS IN AUTOMATIC PIANOS.
"One Grade Only and
That the Best"
New Motion Picture Theaters, Hotels and Restaurants in Various Sections of the Country That
Will Require Orchestrions, Automatic Pianos and Other Musical Equipment.
A motion picture theater has been opened in the Schlitz
Opportunities to make sales of automatic pianos
building, in Tremont.
and orchestrions will be found in this column by
R. L. Hodge has purchased the Pyric Theater at Robinson
from M. C. Stewart.
piano dealers desirous of developing these pros-
Indiana.
Eldon Downs has purchased the Theatorium at Newcastle.
pects in the respective localities mentioned:
Allardt Brothers, Kokomo, are to build a $45,000 theater
California.
Charles H. Thomas is preparing to erect a new moving
picture theater on Main street, Roseville, the house to have
a capacity of 5
street, Tulare. Jt will have a seating capacity of 600.
Farlow & Rollins have purchased the Home Theater at
Oakland.
Connecticut.
Harry E. Robhins, Inc., Hartford; to conduct picture
theaters ; $50,000; Harry E. Robbins,, West Hartford;
Geo. W. DeWitt, F. P. Stanley, Hartford, incorporators.
Illinois.
The Victor motion picture theater has been opened in
Silvia.
A. F. and O. J. Shallberg have opened the Avoy Theater
on South Fifteenth street, in Moline. The house seats 600,
Mrs. Noah Lough has purchased the Princess Theater at
San Jose.
Francis Durr has openejj a new moving picture theater
in Lyndon.
Heaton Brothers have opened a moving picture show at
Manchester.
Charles White has purchased the Electric Theater at
Minooka from George O. Jacobs.
James Burbridge is reported to be contemplating opening
a moving picture theater at Farmington.
It is reported a new moving picture theater is to be
opened iii Rock Falls.
The Photodrome has been opened at Richmond.
METALNOLA
PLAYER
ACTION
AMPHION
Sold
Exclusively
To high grade
M i nu/d c t u r e r s
PIANO
PLAYER
ACTIONS
Amphion Piano Player Co.
THIS IS THE MOTTO
about April 1.
Iowa.
Dr. H. N. Brothers is erecting a new business block and
moving picture theater building at Morningside.
Hoffman & Son have opened a moving picture theater
show in McKinley Hall at Lacona.
A moving picture show has been opened at Ashton by
R. I). Bowers.
Kentucky.
Chris Sidiris will open a moving picture theater in Win-
chester.
Louisiana.
A new moving picture theater will be opened at Thibo-
deaux.
Simple, Strong, Significant
OF THE
Gulbransen
Piano Player
Massachusetts.
H. & M. Amusement Co., Inc., Brockton; $150,000; J. W.
Huff, Marguerite R. Bassett, R. G. Ryder, incorporators.
Park Amusement Co., Inc., Springfield; $10,000; H. C.
Shaw, Harry W. Stacy, A. L. Berse, incorporators.
The New Harvard Theater will be opened on Massachu-
setts avenue, Cambridge.
C. L. Hatch is building a new theater at Winthrop Cen-
ter.
Michigan.
Eddie Murphy will open the new William Penn theater
at Woodward and Philadelphia avenues, Detroit.
The Pulaski theater building is being constructed at West
Jefferson and Pulaski streets, Detroit.
The new Coliseum Theater will open soon. It is located
on Greenwood and Canfield avenues, Detroit.
The new Eagle moving picture theater on Granville ave-
nue, Grand Rapids, has been opened.
Minnesota.
A. O. Lee has purchased a moving picture theater at
Little Falls.
Nebraska.
Ernest and Harry Leafgreen have opened a moving pic-
ture theater in the Gauvin Opera House at Minatare.
II. E. Dress has purchased the Elite Theater at Stapleton.
R. II. Bottum has purchased the Lyric Theater at Polk
from N. S. Charles.
Charles Simmons and Lee Harrison will probably open a
moving picture theater at Bayard.
New York.
The new Ariel Moving Picture Theater at High and
North streets, Buffalo, was opened recently.
North Dakota.
A moving picture show has been opened at Foreman, by
the Coggswell Moving Picture Co.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jeffers have opened a moving pic-
ture t neater at Litchville.
Oklahoma.
J. S. Ball has purchased the Majestic Theater at Chick-
Samuel Mathis and Richard Andrews have opened a
moving picture theater at Grove.
The Crescent Amusement Co., of Perry, has been in-
corporated with a capital stock of $5,000; S. B. Long,
John E. Tate, A. N. Leffingwell, incorporators.
Pennsylvania.
The I'elk-vue Theater was opened recently tinder the man-
agement of M. Stiefel, in Philadelphia.
The Tulpohocken Theater at Tulpohocken street and Ger-
iv.intown avenue, Philadelphia, was opened recently.
Paul I'omero has opened a new moving picture theater at
Eighth and Eederal streets, Philadelphia.
Joseph Erocca lias had plans prepared for a motion pic-
tire theater to he erected at 4949-53 Lancaster avenue,
Philadelphia.
Contract was awarded to Louis Ahlen, Jr., for a new
picture house at Rising Sun avenue and Louden street, at
a cost of $7,000.
C. J. Keller will build a moving picture theater on Lin-
coln avenue, Pittsburgh.
George Knox has opened the Garden Theater at Johns-
town.
Harry TIepler and C. T. Matthews are building a motion
picture theater at Charleroi.
Gulbransen practice matches
Gulbransen talk.
We do as
we say. Hence our success
You need "The Book of the Gul-
bransen Piano Player." Get it
for the asking to-day
Gulbransen-Dickinson Co.
Factories: CHICAGO and NEW YORK
General Officest
312-16 Union Park Court, CHICAGO
Eastern Office and Display Rooms:
505 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK
Western Office and Display Rooms:
1224 North American B!dg., CHICAGO
The new Dome Theater at New Castle will he opened
soon.
Washington, D. C.
Dallas I >. I'.all is about to <>\ n i a m o v i n g p i c t u r e t h e a t e r
C l a r e n d o n , \ a.
11 is r e p o r t e d that a m o v i n g p i c l u r r I h e a t e r is soon tu
be.ripened mi Fourth-and-a-half street. Southwest.
m
Wisconsin.
Frank doold lias purchased a building at Monlford and
is remodeling it tor use as a moving picture theater.
Superior (Irand Amusement Co., Superior; incorporated;
SROMI; II. C. I'.iichatian, k. I. Tipton, Sclnia Erickson, in-
corporators.
John S. (rowdcr, formerly State inspector of
public institutions, has resigned from that office
to hi'vOiTX 1 connected in an ac'ive way with the
I look I'ros. Piano Co., Madison, Wis.
S y r ,i c
fllTKINl
EATtiEftsl
PLAYER
ORGAN
PIANO
LEATHER
A Speciality of Pneumatic
Leather
CHAMOIS
T. L. LDTKIMS, INC.,
Successors to
There is but ONE PIANOLA. It is made exclusively by
the Aeolian Company and is obtainable in the following models
only:
The Steinway, the Steck, the
Wheelock. the Stuyvesant, the
Stroud and the magnificent
Weber Pianolas
T.L.LUTKINS
40 SPRUCE ST., NEWYORK.N.Y.
Worcester Wind Motor Co.
The Aeolian Company
AEOLIAN
WORCESTER, MASS.
Maker* ol Absolutely Satisfactory
Wind Motors for Player-Pianos
29-31-33
HALL
West 42d Street, New York
Also All Kinds of Pneumatics and Supplies
LOOK
:N T H E SPOOL B O X - ON THE PATENT PUVTE
— A SIGM OF
S T A N D A R D PLAYER ACTIONS-STANDARD IN NAME-STANDARD IN QUALITY]
S T A N D A R D PNEUMATIC ACTION CQ.< / -*./fom,»~* 638-<352 w.«rst NEW YORK CITY.
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