Music Trade Review

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THE MUSIC TRADE
12
Easton
Raisa
Peterson
Crimi
REVIEW
MAY
Rimini
THE NEW
VOCALION RECORD
Lateral Cut, Playable on All Standard Machines
HE development of the phonograph has
been one of the most interesting and far-
reaching events in musical history.
The phonograph and the phonograph record
are practically one—that is, neither is of value
without the other. An improvement in either
directly affects both. While this is true, how-
ever, the most obvious improvements in recent
years have been connected with the instrument.
A notable illustration of this is furnished by
the Aeolian-Vocalion, which is recognized both
here and abroad as representing a definite and
decided advance in phonograph construction.
It is significant that from the source that
produced this new phonograph should emanate
a Phonograph Record of improved type.
The importance of the New Vocalion lateral-
cut Record may hardly be overestimated. To
T
Nellie
Kouns
1, 1920