Music Trade Review
Issue: 1916 Vol. 63 N. 12 - Page 48
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
many more of these at the front, all their full
salaries would be paid while they were in the
service of their country.
Former presidents of the club, J. A. LeCato
and Mark P. Campbell, made some interesting
extemporaneous remarks as did John H. Parn-
ham. The committee reports submitted by the
various committee chairmen showed progress
of the right character.
Several of the students of the Danquard
Player Action School, hailing from Wisconsin,
Kentucky and other distant points, commented
on the wonderful work this institution is doing
in disseminating proper knowledge on the
structural side of the player action and ex-
pressed their gratitude at having an opportunity
to study at the school under such very favor-
able auspices.
The evening's program closed with an un-
usually entertaining series of current event
moving pictures and exceedingly humorous
comedy films.
At each plate at the dinner there was placed a
copy of a booklet of patriotic thoughts, written
PROGRESS CLUB'S FIRST- FALL MEET
Session Held on Monday Evening of This Week
Full of Enthusiasm—Some Excellent Ad-
dresses Made—Committees Make Good Re-
ports of Work Which Is Under Way
The first fall meeting and banquet of the
Progress Club, of the Kohler Industries, was
held at the Associated Industries restaurant
last Tuesday evening, September 11.
The
meeting was of a rousing character and augured
well for the subsequent banquets and meetings
of this very excellent organization. There was
an attendance of eighty-nine members and also
a large delegation of Danquard Player Action
School students.
The president of the club, George W. Git-
tins, presided, and touched on the many wel-
fare work activities which have been instituted
for the benefit of the employes, such as free
hospital service, medical attention, the bonus
system, etc. Mr. Gittins also referred to the
employes of the Kohler Industries now on the
Mexican border, and emphasized that were even
NIGHT CLASS AT DANQUARD SCHOOL
Large Enrollment Expected for Evening Ses-
sions to Start on September 25
The evening classes of the Danquard Player
Action School, at 604 West Fifty-first street,
New York, will be resumed on September 25,
and the sessions will be held on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings of each week,
from .7.15 to 9.15' p. m., with chief instructor
George E. Martin in charge.
It is believed that a large class will be en-
rolled this year in view of the interest taken
in the evening classes last season and the bene-
fit derived by the scholars from the instruction
offered.
Last year there was an average at-
tendance of forty students in the night ses-
PLAYER
ORGAN
PIANO
LEATHER
and published by James W. Elliott.
A Specialty of Pneumatic
Leather
The
CHAMOIS
T. L. LUTKINS, Inc.
Successors to
Dynachord
T.L.LUTKINS
"Art Expression Player*-
4 0 SPRUCE ST.. NEW YORK.N.Y.
is a pneumatic player operated by electric
motor or by foot pedals in six different
ways or combinations.
HE ELECTROVA
It gives you for the first time in the
history of the trade an instrument
which, 'while practical and not over
costly, will excite the most tremen-
dous interest and wonder in your
community and gives you that kind
COIN OPERATED PLAYER
A MONEY MAKER FOR PIANO MERCHANTS
MADE BY THE ELECTROVA CO.
117-125 Cypress Avenue
New York
of advertising which cannot be
purchased—having everyone who
hears it talking about it and you-
You can obtain the Dynachord in
thirty-one high-grade pianos.
Worcester Wind Motor Co.
WORCESTER, MASS.
Makers of Absolutely Satisfactory
Write us today
1 WIND MOTORS for PLAYER-PIANOS
Amphion Piano Player Co.
Dynachord Dept.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Also all kinds of Pneumatics and Supplies
Tel-Electric Piano Player
12 Weit 31st Street, NEW YORK
Attachable to any piano
No pumping
METAL MUSIC ROLLS
There is but ONE PIANOLA
It is m a d e e x c l u s i v e l y
by t h e A e o l i a n
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THESE
MODELS
Company
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ONLY
OUR PLATFORM
The STEINWAY, the STECK,
the WHEELOCK, the STROUD,
and the magnificent WEBER
Hitfnest Quality
Best Arrangement*
Fair Retail Prices
Quick Service
Imperial \
THE AEOLIAN COMPANY
AEOLIAN HALL, 29-33 WEST 42D ST., NEW YORK
Greatest Annual Output
tandard Player Action
PisjEuivLvnc A C T I O N
JAXECATO
PRESIDENT
O 3 8 - 6 5 2 WEST 5?2 ND STREET N E W YORK
STANDARD
CO.
CITY,
48
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
many more of these at the front, all their full
salaries would be paid while they were in the
service of their country.
Former presidents of the club, J. A. LeCato
and Mark P. Campbell, made some interesting
extemporaneous remarks as did John H. Parn-
ham. The committee reports submitted by the
various committee chairmen showed progress
of the right character.
Several of the students of the Danquard
Player Action School, hailing from Wisconsin,
Kentucky and other distant points, commented
on the wonderful work this institution is doing
in disseminating proper knowledge on the
structural side of the player action and ex-
pressed their gratitude at having an opportunity
to study at the school under such very favor-
able auspices.
The evening's program closed with an un-
usually entertaining series of current event
moving pictures and exceedingly humorous
comedy films.
At each plate at the dinner there was placed a
copy of a booklet of patriotic thoughts, written
PROGRESS CLUB'S FIRST- FALL MEET
Session Held on Monday Evening of This Week
Full of Enthusiasm—Some Excellent Ad-
dresses Made—Committees Make Good Re-
ports of Work Which Is Under Way
The first fall meeting and banquet of the
Progress Club, of the Kohler Industries, was
held at the Associated Industries restaurant
last Tuesday evening, September 11.
The
meeting was of a rousing character and augured
well for the subsequent banquets and meetings
of this very excellent organization. There was
an attendance of eighty-nine members and also
a large delegation of Danquard Player Action
School students.
The president of the club, George W. Git-
tins, presided, and touched on the many wel-
fare work activities which have been instituted
for the benefit of the employes, such as free
hospital service, medical attention, the bonus
system, etc. Mr. Gittins also referred to the
employes of the Kohler Industries now on the
Mexican border, and emphasized that were even
NIGHT CLASS AT DANQUARD SCHOOL
Large Enrollment Expected for Evening Ses-
sions to Start on September 25
The evening classes of the Danquard Player
Action School, at 604 West Fifty-first street,
New York, will be resumed on September 25,
and the sessions will be held on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings of each week,
from .7.15 to 9.15' p. m., with chief instructor
George E. Martin in charge.
It is believed that a large class will be en-
rolled this year in view of the interest taken
in the evening classes last season and the bene-
fit derived by the scholars from the instruction
offered.
Last year there was an average at-
tendance of forty students in the night ses-
PLAYER
ORGAN
PIANO
LEATHER
and published by James W. Elliott.
A Specialty of Pneumatic
Leather
The
CHAMOIS
T. L. LUTKINS, Inc.
Successors to
Dynachord
T.L.LUTKINS
"Art Expression Player*-
4 0 SPRUCE ST.. NEW YORK.N.Y.
is a pneumatic player operated by electric
motor or by foot pedals in six different
ways or combinations.
HE ELECTROVA
It gives you for the first time in the
history of the trade an instrument
which, 'while practical and not over
costly, will excite the most tremen-
dous interest and wonder in your
community and gives you that kind
COIN OPERATED PLAYER
A MONEY MAKER FOR PIANO MERCHANTS
MADE BY THE ELECTROVA CO.
117-125 Cypress Avenue
New York
of advertising which cannot be
purchased—having everyone who
hears it talking about it and you-
You can obtain the Dynachord in
thirty-one high-grade pianos.
Worcester Wind Motor Co.
WORCESTER, MASS.
Makers of Absolutely Satisfactory
Write us today
1 WIND MOTORS for PLAYER-PIANOS
Amphion Piano Player Co.
Dynachord Dept.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Also all kinds of Pneumatics and Supplies
Tel-Electric Piano Player
12 Weit 31st Street, NEW YORK
Attachable to any piano
No pumping
METAL MUSIC ROLLS
There is but ONE PIANOLA
It is m a d e e x c l u s i v e l y
by t h e A e o l i a n
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiMiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiij
THESE
MODELS
Company
niNiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiuiiJiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiii
ONLY
OUR PLATFORM
The STEINWAY, the STECK,
the WHEELOCK, the STROUD,
and the magnificent WEBER
Hitfnest Quality
Best Arrangement*
Fair Retail Prices
Quick Service
Imperial \
THE AEOLIAN COMPANY
AEOLIAN HALL, 29-33 WEST 42D ST., NEW YORK
Greatest Annual Output
tandard Player Action
PisjEuivLvnc A C T I O N
JAXECATO
PRESIDENT
O 3 8 - 6 5 2 WEST 5?2 ND STREET N E W YORK
STANDARD
CO.
CITY,
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