Music Trade Review
Issue: 1921 Vol. 72 N. 25 - Page 10
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THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
P H O N O G R A P H
The Soul of the Artist
again finds expression when the record is
Starr-played. The Starr searches out each
shade, each refinement, each warm glow
of inflection and tone color entrusted to
the record. Through the Starr's singing
throat of silver grain spruce, the tones
pure, and untinged by obstrusive mechan-
ical sounds come to the music lover's ear.
To realize new records delight, hear your
favorite record Starr-played. Any Stan-
dealer will gladly give you this opportunity.
Also ask to hear the ultimate in record
perfection—The New Gennett Records.
THE STARR PIANO COMPANY
RICHMOND, INDIANA
New York—Chicago—Los Angeles—Birmingham
Detroit—Cincinnati—Cleveland—Indianapolis
Boston—Jacksonville—London, Canada
JUNE 18, 1921
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THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
P H O N O G R A P H
The Soul of the Artist
again finds expression when the record is
Starr-played. The Starr searches out each
shade, each refinement, each warm glow
of inflection and tone color entrusted to
the record. Through the Starr's singing
throat of silver grain spruce, the tones
pure, and untinged by obstrusive mechan-
ical sounds come to the music lover's ear.
To realize new records delight, hear your
favorite record Starr-played. Any Stan-
dealer will gladly give you this opportunity.
Also ask to hear the ultimate in record
perfection—The New Gennett Records.
THE STARR PIANO COMPANY
RICHMOND, INDIANA
New York—Chicago—Los Angeles—Birmingham
Detroit—Cincinnati—Cleveland—Indianapolis
Boston—Jacksonville—London, Canada
JUNE 18, 1921
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