Music Trade Review
Issue: 1920 Vol. 70 N. 12 - Page 52
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
C. W. WODDROP RETURNS
MARCH 20, 1920
EDISON ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT CAPABLY ORGANIZED
Columbia Co. Official Back From Flying Trip
to Pacific Coast
Herewith are shown four Edison officials who
are connected with the Edison advertising de-
C. W. Woddrop, vice-president, secretary and
treasurer of the Columbia Graphophone Co., re-
turned to New York a few days ago after a fly-
ing visit to the Pacific Coast. Mr. Woddrop
visited Los Angeles for the purpose of meeting
his daughter, who had been visiting Mrs. E. D.
Easton, widow of the late president of the Co-
lumbia Co.
While in Los Angeles Mr. W r oddrop called at
the Columbia branch in that city and con-
gratulated Manager Stidham and his organiza-
tion upon the splendid sales totals attained dur-
ing the first two months of the year. The Los
Angeles branch recently moved into a handsome
new home and Mr. Woddrop was delighted with
the facilities and conveniences afforded the Los
Angeles force in its present quarters. Mr. Stid-
ham stated that the business outlook was ex-
cellent and that March figures would undoubt-
edly show a substantial gain over February,
which was the best month in the history of the
branch.
versal Film Exchange. D. H. Rabcock, who
is an expert on window and store display, has
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NEW CONCERN IN CANTON, 0 .
The Woomer Phonograph Co. to Specialize in
Retailing Talking Machines
O.. March 15.—The Woomer Phono-
graph Co., Canton's newest music concern, has
been incorporated to-day at Columbus, O., with
a capitalization of $5,000. The officers of the
company are S. C. Woomer, president; E. H.
Woomer, vice-president and general manager,
and V. A. Woomer, secretary and treasurer.
The firm plans to remodel its present place of
business at 123 Cleveland avenue S. W. and will
handle several of the leading makes of phono-
graphs. Approximately 1,000 square feet of
space will be added to the present quarters when
the store is remodeled.
CANTON,
The NEW
IMPROVED
partment as announced in The Review some time
ago. Joseph B. Gregg is the new advertising
manager and has had a wide experience in the
printing business, being thoroughly familiar
with all branches. For the past six months Mr.
Gregg has been manager of advertising pro-
duction. Roy T. Burke is now editor of the
Edison magazines, "Along Broadway," "Dia-
mond Points" and "Amberola Monthly." He
will continue in charge of the Edison feature
news service, which he originated. He will also
have charge of trade paper and other publicity.
C. G. Wood, assistant advertising manager,
was formerly advertising manager of the L'ni-
been appointed manager of the dealers' store
service.
VICTOR CO. SUES THE CHENEY
The Victor Talking Machine Co. on March 3
filed a bill of complaint against the Cheney
Talking Machine Co. in the United States Dis-
trict Court at Grand Rapids, Mich., charging
infringement of the Johnson tone arm patent
Nos. 814,7X6 and 814,848. An effort will be made
to expedite the trial of the case, and it is ex-
pected that a final hearing will be had in the
course of the next few months.
Repeater-Stop
*'A positive Automatic Combination STOP and Repeater for the Phonograph Record" The STOP is Absolutely Positive
It can be regulated to repeat a record once—twice—three times or to repeat indefinitely. Nothing like it on the market—
when it comes to a stop the needle is automatically lifted OFF the record, thus eliminating all possible chances of scratching
or destroying expensive records. It places the needle automatically upon the exact starting point on the record. It does
this more gracefully and gently than the human hand.
To the Manufacturers:
To the Dealers and Jobbers:
You should readily appreciate the advantage of adopt-
ing the Repeater-Stop as a part of your product—
Can you not realize the enormous selling possibility of
thus enhancing its present talking points and increasing
this device? The wise ones will stock up—NOW.
your sales hundred fold,
Can be attached by anyom -fits 90 per cent of all makes—each one is guaranteed for one year—protected by basic patents
For further details write
THE REPEATER-STOP COMPANY
117 South Dearborn Street
Ex.cutiv* offices:
CHICAGO, ILL., U. S. A.
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
C. W. WODDROP RETURNS
MARCH 20, 1920
EDISON ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT CAPABLY ORGANIZED
Columbia Co. Official Back From Flying Trip
to Pacific Coast
Herewith are shown four Edison officials who
are connected with the Edison advertising de-
C. W. Woddrop, vice-president, secretary and
treasurer of the Columbia Graphophone Co., re-
turned to New York a few days ago after a fly-
ing visit to the Pacific Coast. Mr. Woddrop
visited Los Angeles for the purpose of meeting
his daughter, who had been visiting Mrs. E. D.
Easton, widow of the late president of the Co-
lumbia Co.
While in Los Angeles Mr. W r oddrop called at
the Columbia branch in that city and con-
gratulated Manager Stidham and his organiza-
tion upon the splendid sales totals attained dur-
ing the first two months of the year. The Los
Angeles branch recently moved into a handsome
new home and Mr. Woddrop was delighted with
the facilities and conveniences afforded the Los
Angeles force in its present quarters. Mr. Stid-
ham stated that the business outlook was ex-
cellent and that March figures would undoubt-
edly show a substantial gain over February,
which was the best month in the history of the
branch.
versal Film Exchange. D. H. Rabcock, who
is an expert on window and store display, has
8. fiou Z?j3ur£e
3 C.C.WoodC
4 fifc&S
NEW CONCERN IN CANTON, 0 .
The Woomer Phonograph Co. to Specialize in
Retailing Talking Machines
O.. March 15.—The Woomer Phono-
graph Co., Canton's newest music concern, has
been incorporated to-day at Columbus, O., with
a capitalization of $5,000. The officers of the
company are S. C. Woomer, president; E. H.
Woomer, vice-president and general manager,
and V. A. Woomer, secretary and treasurer.
The firm plans to remodel its present place of
business at 123 Cleveland avenue S. W. and will
handle several of the leading makes of phono-
graphs. Approximately 1,000 square feet of
space will be added to the present quarters when
the store is remodeled.
CANTON,
The NEW
IMPROVED
partment as announced in The Review some time
ago. Joseph B. Gregg is the new advertising
manager and has had a wide experience in the
printing business, being thoroughly familiar
with all branches. For the past six months Mr.
Gregg has been manager of advertising pro-
duction. Roy T. Burke is now editor of the
Edison magazines, "Along Broadway," "Dia-
mond Points" and "Amberola Monthly." He
will continue in charge of the Edison feature
news service, which he originated. He will also
have charge of trade paper and other publicity.
C. G. Wood, assistant advertising manager,
was formerly advertising manager of the L'ni-
been appointed manager of the dealers' store
service.
VICTOR CO. SUES THE CHENEY
The Victor Talking Machine Co. on March 3
filed a bill of complaint against the Cheney
Talking Machine Co. in the United States Dis-
trict Court at Grand Rapids, Mich., charging
infringement of the Johnson tone arm patent
Nos. 814,7X6 and 814,848. An effort will be made
to expedite the trial of the case, and it is ex-
pected that a final hearing will be had in the
course of the next few months.
Repeater-Stop
*'A positive Automatic Combination STOP and Repeater for the Phonograph Record" The STOP is Absolutely Positive
It can be regulated to repeat a record once—twice—three times or to repeat indefinitely. Nothing like it on the market—
when it comes to a stop the needle is automatically lifted OFF the record, thus eliminating all possible chances of scratching
or destroying expensive records. It places the needle automatically upon the exact starting point on the record. It does
this more gracefully and gently than the human hand.
To the Manufacturers:
To the Dealers and Jobbers:
You should readily appreciate the advantage of adopt-
ing the Repeater-Stop as a part of your product—
Can you not realize the enormous selling possibility of
thus enhancing its present talking points and increasing
this device? The wise ones will stock up—NOW.
your sales hundred fold,
Can be attached by anyom -fits 90 per cent of all makes—each one is guaranteed for one year—protected by basic patents
For further details write
THE REPEATER-STOP COMPANY
117 South Dearborn Street
Ex.cutiv* offices:
CHICAGO, ILL., U. S. A.
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