Music Trade Review
Issue: 1915 Vol. 61 N. 6 - Page 38
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38
THE
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
SELLING "TIPS' 1 FOR DEALERS IN MOTION PICTURE PLAYERS.
New
Motion Picture Theaters, Hotels and Restaurants in Various Sections of the Country That
Will Require Orchestrions, Automatic Pianos and Other Musical Equipment.
Opportunities to make sales of automatic pianos
and orchestrions will be found in this column by
piano dealers desirous of developing these pros-
pects in the respective localities mentioned:
California.
Mrs. Cora Johnson is having plans prepared for the
erection of a new concrete theater building to replace the
Wonderland Theater, Turlock, which was recently de-
stroyed by fire.
A new moving picture theater is being erected at Mill
Valley by C. L. Mehrton, of Berkeley.
The Empress Theater Co. has opened the Empress Thea-
ter at Uakersfield.
H. Wilson will reopen the I'ark Theater at Ben Lomond.
A new moving picture theater will be erected at Red-
wood City by K. J. Arkush.
The Sunset Theater on Irving street, San Francisco,
has been reopened by Charles J. Stanley.
Illinois.
Charles H. Kusel is having plans prepared for a new
$150,000 moving picture theater to be erected in Chicago.
A new moving picture theater will be erected in Chicago
by A. Frichs.
C. H. Gottschalk will erect a new moving picture theater
in Chicago.
Iowa.
The Hardacre estate is having plans prepared for a new
moving picture theater to be erected at Tipton.
Roscoe l'atch and Verne Charles have opened a new air-
dome at Hartley.
A new moving picture theater will be erected at Fred-
erika by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Courtney.
Frank Sampson has opened a new moving picture theater
at Shambaugh.
C. O. Larson, of Burt, has purchased a new moving pic-
ture theater at Ceylon.
Maryland.
The Key-Lee Amusement Co. will erect a $6,000 moving
picture theater at Baltimore.
Massachusetts.
Joseph C. Burke is planning to convert a skating rink
into a $20,ODD moving picture theater at New Bedford.
A $50,000 moving picture theater will be erected at New
Bedford by Charles Simons.
The Colonial Realty Co. is erecting a $40,000 moving
picture theater at the corner of Boyleston street and
Massachusetts avenue, Back Bay, which will Tie known as
the Fenway.
The Gloucester Theater has been opened at Gloucester
by the Olympia Theaters, Inc.
-Michigan.
A. Bregger has purchased the Melcher building at Crystal
Falls and will convert it into a moving picture theater.
The Ferry Field Theater Co. will erect a $100,000 mov-
ing picture theater at Grand River and the Boulevard,
Detroit.
T. H. and J. W. Goodspeed are planning to erect a
$35,000 moving picture theater on Monroe avenue, Grand
Rapids!
A new moving picture theater will be erected at Mus-
kegon by i'hil Schlossman.
THE
L. J. Heenan is preparing plans for a new moving pic-
ture theater to be erected at Pontiac.
Minnesota.
L. G. Roesner, of the Colonial Amusement Co., of
Winona, will erect a new moving picture theater on Center
street at that place.
A new moving picture theater will be erected at West
Churchill and Fourth streets, Stillwater, by O'Neal Brothers.
S. K. Lenn has purchased the American Theater at New
Ulm from E. N. Hagen.
A new moving picture theater is being erected at Elk
River by Adolph and Oscar Steinbach.
The New Prague Amusement Co. will erect a new mov-
ing picture theater at New Prague.
The new Palace Theater at Onatonna has just been
opened by Mr. Jones.
Missouri.
Eugene and Harry Freund are planning to erect a new
moving picture theater at St. Louis.
Nebraska.
S. H. Kyner will erect a $6,000 moving picture theater
at Long Pine.
A $15,000 moving picture theater wiil be ereiled at
Omaha by H. 1). Frankfort.
Henry Rohlff is preparing plans for a new moving pic-
ture theater to be erected at Omaha.
The Ideal Theater at Westpoint has been purchased by
local interests.
Ed. Colligan has purchased the Crystal Theater at
Winnebago from C. P. Dummick.
Manager Chamberlain has sold the moving picture theater
at Plainview to George Develin, of O'Neill.
Lee Hardy has purchased a moving picture theater at
Stratton.
A new motion picture airdome has been opened at Spald-
ing by Manager Carlin.
Nevada.
The Reno Amusement Co. has commenced the erection
of a new moving picture theater at Reno to cost about
$50,000.
New Jersey.
The Regent Theater has just been opened at' Burlington.
The Phillipsburg Amusement Co. is building a new mov-
ing picture theater at Phillipsburg.
A $20,000 moving picture theater will be erected at
Pompton Lakes for G. W. and C. F. Cowdry.
The United States Temple Theater at the corner of
Bergenline avenue and Second street, Union Hill, has been
converted into a moving picture theater.
New York.
H. L. Roining is having plans prepared for a $15,000
moving picture theater to be erected at Auburn.
A $40,000 moving picture theater will be erected at
Hempstead, L. I., by Dr. Adolph Rosenthal.
The Utica Hippodrome Amusement Co. has purchased
the Bulkley Theater at the corner of Lansing and Nichols
streets, Utica.
M. D. Gregory has opened a new moving picture theater
in Highland.
Ohio.
K. R. Carlson has purchased the Enjoy-U Theater in
Cleveland from H. Well.
The I'enray Amusement Co. will erect a $40,000 moving
picture theater at Martins Ferry.
The Opera House C'o. will erect a $50,000 moving picture,
theater at Rayland.
Oklahoma.
A new moving picture theater will be erected at dishing
by II. C. Husemann.
William McColl is planning to erect a new moving pic-
ture theater at Oklahoma City.
Oregon.
Willard Jones has opened a new moving picture theater
at Flavel.
Pennsylvania.
Frank Natopolis has begun work on the construction of
the new Lyric Theater at McKeesport. The structure will
cost about $50,000.
A $67,000 moving picture theater will be erected at
Scranton for Joseph Heen.
F. W. Meytrs is erecting a new moving picture theater
at Glassport.
An $8,000 moving picture theater will he erected on
Church avenue, Ben Avon, for J. S. Wagner.
A new moving picture theater will be erected at 2509
Peach street, Erie, for 1). A. Billig.
H. Mickalski will erect a new moving picture theater at
i;505 Parade street, Erie.
Virginia.
Kirk Wilson will erect a $6,000 moving picture theater
at Richmond.
West Virginia.
Ambrose Habig is panning to erect two moving picture
theaters at Wheeling. One will he on Main street and
the other will be erected on South Chaplini- street.
Wisconsin.
The Neacy-Reade Investment Co. is having plans pre-
pared for a new moving picture theater to be erected at
Milwaukee.
J. H. WHITE ELECTED BANK OFFICER.
J. II. White, president of the Wilcox & White
Co., Merideii, Conn., was elected vice-president of
the City Savings Bank of Meriden at its recent
annual meeting.
SOJOURNING^T SAYV1LLE.
Kdw. J. Ilartman, president of the Chase &
Maker Co., Buffalo, N. Y., is sojourning for a few
weeks at Sayville, Long Tslanrl, where the Hart-
man family has a cottage for the summer.
LOST AND FOUND.
Personal.—Will the young lady who opened an
umbrella in front of the theater the other night
please look on the end of the umbrella for a man's
eve?
COMSTOCK, CHENEY * CO,
IVORYTON, CONN.
MANUFACTURERS
Piano-forte Ivory Keys, Actions and Hammers,
Ivory and Composition Covered Organ Keys
HBINRY H A A S
Combination 65&.88note Tracker-bar
with Shifting d«vic»
n
OFFMAN BROS. CO.
FORT W A Y N E , IND.
(Est. 1867)
(Inc. 1904)
Specialties, Hardwood, Veneers, aad
Lumber for Musical Instruments.
BW.U.8.PAT°" v * E N E E R
Long
Y
Short Y
T.
•T"
Y
Connection
Manufacturers of Player and Piano Hardware
and Metal Specialties
1907-1911 PARK AVENUE
THE STANDARD CO.
NEW YORK
T0RRINGT01,
COMM.
Manufacturer! of •
Complete Un» ef Piano Aotlon Hardware
Brmis Flangei, Damper Rodi, Special Capstas
Screws, Bracket and Ball Bolta, Key Pin*.
Regvlatiag Bracket! and Specialties.
S
GRUBB &. KOSEGARTEN BROS.
Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE
Piano Manufacturers 2 ? J ^ 3
•oft yellow poplar for cross band-
laff Is unapproached in this country.
A large supply always on hand.
The Central Veneer Co., Huntington, W. Va.
WHITE. SON COMPANY
Manufacturers
PIANO-FORTE ACTIONS ORGAN AND PLAYER-PIANO
LEATHERS
N A S S A U . Rensselaer County, N . Y.
530-540 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Towers
Mass. Above
AH Others
Esfb,fheui85,
S Y L V E S T E R TOWER CO.
Manufacturers f2i»«anj1 A n d TTil1*is*ltit THsiTlfB-fm*tf> A P H A I I C A t a o PIANO-FORT^
o i uraiiu a i m opriyiit riaiiu-iui ic /*i,iiuii9 an^ ORGAN KEYS
Keys, Actions, Hammers, Brackets and Nickel Rail Furnished Complete
131 to 147 Broadway
.
.
.
. CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
WESSELL, NICKEL & GROSS
MANUFACTURERS OF
The
Homer D. Bronson Co.
Manufacture and Sell Direct
PIANO HINGES-DESK HANGERS-
FRONT FRAME CATCHBS-KNIFB
HINGES—BUTTS and SPECIALTIES
Write for Quotation*
THE
HOMER D. BRONSON CO.
BEACON FALLS, CONN.
m ,
PIANO
ACTIONS
HIGHEST
ONE
GRADE
OFFICE
457 WEST FORTY-FIFTH ST.
GRADE ONLY
FACTORIES-WEST FORTY-FIFTH ST.
Tenth Avenue and West Forty-Sixth St.
NEW Y O R K
A. C. CHENEY PIANO ACTION CO.
_
, (PNEUMATIC ACTIONS FOR PLAYER-PIANOS
Manufacturers of j H I G H GRADE PIANOFORTE ACTIONS
CASTLETON, HEW YORK
38
THE
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
SELLING "TIPS' 1 FOR DEALERS IN MOTION PICTURE PLAYERS.
New
Motion Picture Theaters, Hotels and Restaurants in Various Sections of the Country That
Will Require Orchestrions, Automatic Pianos and Other Musical Equipment.
Opportunities to make sales of automatic pianos
and orchestrions will be found in this column by
piano dealers desirous of developing these pros-
pects in the respective localities mentioned:
California.
Mrs. Cora Johnson is having plans prepared for the
erection of a new concrete theater building to replace the
Wonderland Theater, Turlock, which was recently de-
stroyed by fire.
A new moving picture theater is being erected at Mill
Valley by C. L. Mehrton, of Berkeley.
The Empress Theater Co. has opened the Empress Thea-
ter at Uakersfield.
H. Wilson will reopen the I'ark Theater at Ben Lomond.
A new moving picture theater will be erected at Red-
wood City by K. J. Arkush.
The Sunset Theater on Irving street, San Francisco,
has been reopened by Charles J. Stanley.
Illinois.
Charles H. Kusel is having plans prepared for a new
$150,000 moving picture theater to be erected in Chicago.
A new moving picture theater will be erected in Chicago
by A. Frichs.
C. H. Gottschalk will erect a new moving picture theater
in Chicago.
Iowa.
The Hardacre estate is having plans prepared for a new
moving picture theater to be erected at Tipton.
Roscoe l'atch and Verne Charles have opened a new air-
dome at Hartley.
A new moving picture theater will be erected at Fred-
erika by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Courtney.
Frank Sampson has opened a new moving picture theater
at Shambaugh.
C. O. Larson, of Burt, has purchased a new moving pic-
ture theater at Ceylon.
Maryland.
The Key-Lee Amusement Co. will erect a $6,000 moving
picture theater at Baltimore.
Massachusetts.
Joseph C. Burke is planning to convert a skating rink
into a $20,ODD moving picture theater at New Bedford.
A $50,000 moving picture theater will be erected at New
Bedford by Charles Simons.
The Colonial Realty Co. is erecting a $40,000 moving
picture theater at the corner of Boyleston street and
Massachusetts avenue, Back Bay, which will Tie known as
the Fenway.
The Gloucester Theater has been opened at Gloucester
by the Olympia Theaters, Inc.
-Michigan.
A. Bregger has purchased the Melcher building at Crystal
Falls and will convert it into a moving picture theater.
The Ferry Field Theater Co. will erect a $100,000 mov-
ing picture theater at Grand River and the Boulevard,
Detroit.
T. H. and J. W. Goodspeed are planning to erect a
$35,000 moving picture theater on Monroe avenue, Grand
Rapids!
A new moving picture theater will be erected at Mus-
kegon by i'hil Schlossman.
THE
L. J. Heenan is preparing plans for a new moving pic-
ture theater to be erected at Pontiac.
Minnesota.
L. G. Roesner, of the Colonial Amusement Co., of
Winona, will erect a new moving picture theater on Center
street at that place.
A new moving picture theater will be erected at West
Churchill and Fourth streets, Stillwater, by O'Neal Brothers.
S. K. Lenn has purchased the American Theater at New
Ulm from E. N. Hagen.
A new moving picture theater is being erected at Elk
River by Adolph and Oscar Steinbach.
The New Prague Amusement Co. will erect a new mov-
ing picture theater at New Prague.
The new Palace Theater at Onatonna has just been
opened by Mr. Jones.
Missouri.
Eugene and Harry Freund are planning to erect a new
moving picture theater at St. Louis.
Nebraska.
S. H. Kyner will erect a $6,000 moving picture theater
at Long Pine.
A $15,000 moving picture theater wiil be ereiled at
Omaha by H. 1). Frankfort.
Henry Rohlff is preparing plans for a new moving pic-
ture theater to be erected at Omaha.
The Ideal Theater at Westpoint has been purchased by
local interests.
Ed. Colligan has purchased the Crystal Theater at
Winnebago from C. P. Dummick.
Manager Chamberlain has sold the moving picture theater
at Plainview to George Develin, of O'Neill.
Lee Hardy has purchased a moving picture theater at
Stratton.
A new motion picture airdome has been opened at Spald-
ing by Manager Carlin.
Nevada.
The Reno Amusement Co. has commenced the erection
of a new moving picture theater at Reno to cost about
$50,000.
New Jersey.
The Regent Theater has just been opened at' Burlington.
The Phillipsburg Amusement Co. is building a new mov-
ing picture theater at Phillipsburg.
A $20,000 moving picture theater will be erected at
Pompton Lakes for G. W. and C. F. Cowdry.
The United States Temple Theater at the corner of
Bergenline avenue and Second street, Union Hill, has been
converted into a moving picture theater.
New York.
H. L. Roining is having plans prepared for a $15,000
moving picture theater to be erected at Auburn.
A $40,000 moving picture theater will be erected at
Hempstead, L. I., by Dr. Adolph Rosenthal.
The Utica Hippodrome Amusement Co. has purchased
the Bulkley Theater at the corner of Lansing and Nichols
streets, Utica.
M. D. Gregory has opened a new moving picture theater
in Highland.
Ohio.
K. R. Carlson has purchased the Enjoy-U Theater in
Cleveland from H. Well.
The I'enray Amusement Co. will erect a $40,000 moving
picture theater at Martins Ferry.
The Opera House C'o. will erect a $50,000 moving picture,
theater at Rayland.
Oklahoma.
A new moving picture theater will be erected at dishing
by II. C. Husemann.
William McColl is planning to erect a new moving pic-
ture theater at Oklahoma City.
Oregon.
Willard Jones has opened a new moving picture theater
at Flavel.
Pennsylvania.
Frank Natopolis has begun work on the construction of
the new Lyric Theater at McKeesport. The structure will
cost about $50,000.
A $67,000 moving picture theater will be erected at
Scranton for Joseph Heen.
F. W. Meytrs is erecting a new moving picture theater
at Glassport.
An $8,000 moving picture theater will he erected on
Church avenue, Ben Avon, for J. S. Wagner.
A new moving picture theater will be erected at 2509
Peach street, Erie, for 1). A. Billig.
H. Mickalski will erect a new moving picture theater at
i;505 Parade street, Erie.
Virginia.
Kirk Wilson will erect a $6,000 moving picture theater
at Richmond.
West Virginia.
Ambrose Habig is panning to erect two moving picture
theaters at Wheeling. One will he on Main street and
the other will be erected on South Chaplini- street.
Wisconsin.
The Neacy-Reade Investment Co. is having plans pre-
pared for a new moving picture theater to be erected at
Milwaukee.
J. H. WHITE ELECTED BANK OFFICER.
J. II. White, president of the Wilcox & White
Co., Merideii, Conn., was elected vice-president of
the City Savings Bank of Meriden at its recent
annual meeting.
SOJOURNING^T SAYV1LLE.
Kdw. J. Ilartman, president of the Chase &
Maker Co., Buffalo, N. Y., is sojourning for a few
weeks at Sayville, Long Tslanrl, where the Hart-
man family has a cottage for the summer.
LOST AND FOUND.
Personal.—Will the young lady who opened an
umbrella in front of the theater the other night
please look on the end of the umbrella for a man's
eve?
COMSTOCK, CHENEY * CO,
IVORYTON, CONN.
MANUFACTURERS
Piano-forte Ivory Keys, Actions and Hammers,
Ivory and Composition Covered Organ Keys
HBINRY H A A S
Combination 65&.88note Tracker-bar
with Shifting d«vic»
n
OFFMAN BROS. CO.
FORT W A Y N E , IND.
(Est. 1867)
(Inc. 1904)
Specialties, Hardwood, Veneers, aad
Lumber for Musical Instruments.
BW.U.8.PAT°" v * E N E E R
Long
Y
Short Y
T.
•T"
Y
Connection
Manufacturers of Player and Piano Hardware
and Metal Specialties
1907-1911 PARK AVENUE
THE STANDARD CO.
NEW YORK
T0RRINGT01,
COMM.
Manufacturer! of •
Complete Un» ef Piano Aotlon Hardware
Brmis Flangei, Damper Rodi, Special Capstas
Screws, Bracket and Ball Bolta, Key Pin*.
Regvlatiag Bracket! and Specialties.
S
GRUBB &. KOSEGARTEN BROS.
Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE
Piano Manufacturers 2 ? J ^ 3
•oft yellow poplar for cross band-
laff Is unapproached in this country.
A large supply always on hand.
The Central Veneer Co., Huntington, W. Va.
WHITE. SON COMPANY
Manufacturers
PIANO-FORTE ACTIONS ORGAN AND PLAYER-PIANO
LEATHERS
N A S S A U . Rensselaer County, N . Y.
530-540 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Towers
Mass. Above
AH Others
Esfb,fheui85,
S Y L V E S T E R TOWER CO.
Manufacturers f2i»«anj1 A n d TTil1*is*ltit THsiTlfB-fm*tf> A P H A I I C A t a o PIANO-FORT^
o i uraiiu a i m opriyiit riaiiu-iui ic /*i,iiuii9 an^ ORGAN KEYS
Keys, Actions, Hammers, Brackets and Nickel Rail Furnished Complete
131 to 147 Broadway
.
.
.
. CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
WESSELL, NICKEL & GROSS
MANUFACTURERS OF
The
Homer D. Bronson Co.
Manufacture and Sell Direct
PIANO HINGES-DESK HANGERS-
FRONT FRAME CATCHBS-KNIFB
HINGES—BUTTS and SPECIALTIES
Write for Quotation*
THE
HOMER D. BRONSON CO.
BEACON FALLS, CONN.
m ,
PIANO
ACTIONS
HIGHEST
ONE
GRADE
OFFICE
457 WEST FORTY-FIFTH ST.
GRADE ONLY
FACTORIES-WEST FORTY-FIFTH ST.
Tenth Avenue and West Forty-Sixth St.
NEW Y O R K
A. C. CHENEY PIANO ACTION CO.
_
, (PNEUMATIC ACTIONS FOR PLAYER-PIANOS
Manufacturers of j H I G H GRADE PIANOFORTE ACTIONS
CASTLETON, HEW YORK
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