Music Trade Review
Issue: 1923 Vol. 76 N. 17 - Page 10
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THE
MUSIC TRADE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
CENTURY MAGAZINE
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
MAY
1923
REVIEW
APRIL 28, 1923
REVIEW OF REVIEWS
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE
WORLD'S WORK
From (generation to (generation
STOEY& emmc
Painted
PIWO
hi F.R H
Copyright
1913
This ts the fourth of a series of paintings illustrating a modernized -version of Shakespeare's Seven Ages of Man, ofivkicb tbis is
"AND THEN THE LOVER"-
In the romantic days of courtship, the piano plays a great role.
Next to the spoken words, it tells our thoughts, our plans, our
hopes, for future years. And when those future years have
arrived, your Story & Clark piano has become a possession
from which you would not part.
Yesterday (February 2 1 , 1923) we received a letter from
which we quote:
" / have a Story & Clark piano my mother gave me for my
tenth birthday. It is noiu twenty-five years old. It is still a -very
fine piano. I have a youngster noiu almost nine years old. He has
been taking music lessons for the last three years, and practises on
the same piano I got at ten. The tuner says it has held its tone
endvolume and appearance better than any other piano he tunei.
"Of course ive all ivould like to have a baby grand piano,
and I am hoping in the next year or so to be able to purchase
one. I Hie the soft tone of mine so much that I loondered if I
could get the same thing in a baby grand. / ivould be very
glad to get your book of designs. "
We receive thousands of such letters but this one tells the
story of Story & Clark, better than we can tell it. It is a great
endorsement because it came unsolicited from an American
mother, who, after all, must be the judge as to whether the
tone and performance of an instrument pleases her.
Story & Clark pianos and player pianos are built for those
real lovers of music who desire to possess an instrument of the
finest quality, without extravagance.
Near-by is a Story & Clark dealer who will gladly show you the several styles of Story & Clark pianos ana player pianos,
and from whom you can purchase one on terms within your 1 ncomc. 1 our present piano will be accepted as part payment.
I N S T R U M E N T S
THE
STORY 315-317
GENERAL OFFICES
O F F I N E S T
QJJ A L I T V
S I N C E
GUAMK PIZLNO
SOUTH WABASH AVENUE
I 8 5 7
GOMPAJNY
CHICAGO ILLINOIS
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10
THE
MUSIC TRADE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
CENTURY MAGAZINE
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
MAY
1923
REVIEW
APRIL 28, 1923
REVIEW OF REVIEWS
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE
WORLD'S WORK
From (generation to (generation
STOEY& emmc
Painted
PIWO
hi F.R H
Copyright
1913
This ts the fourth of a series of paintings illustrating a modernized -version of Shakespeare's Seven Ages of Man, ofivkicb tbis is
"AND THEN THE LOVER"-
In the romantic days of courtship, the piano plays a great role.
Next to the spoken words, it tells our thoughts, our plans, our
hopes, for future years. And when those future years have
arrived, your Story & Clark piano has become a possession
from which you would not part.
Yesterday (February 2 1 , 1923) we received a letter from
which we quote:
" / have a Story & Clark piano my mother gave me for my
tenth birthday. It is noiu twenty-five years old. It is still a -very
fine piano. I have a youngster noiu almost nine years old. He has
been taking music lessons for the last three years, and practises on
the same piano I got at ten. The tuner says it has held its tone
endvolume and appearance better than any other piano he tunei.
"Of course ive all ivould like to have a baby grand piano,
and I am hoping in the next year or so to be able to purchase
one. I Hie the soft tone of mine so much that I loondered if I
could get the same thing in a baby grand. / ivould be very
glad to get your book of designs. "
We receive thousands of such letters but this one tells the
story of Story & Clark, better than we can tell it. It is a great
endorsement because it came unsolicited from an American
mother, who, after all, must be the judge as to whether the
tone and performance of an instrument pleases her.
Story & Clark pianos and player pianos are built for those
real lovers of music who desire to possess an instrument of the
finest quality, without extravagance.
Near-by is a Story & Clark dealer who will gladly show you the several styles of Story & Clark pianos ana player pianos,
and from whom you can purchase one on terms within your 1 ncomc. 1 our present piano will be accepted as part payment.
I N S T R U M E N T S
THE
STORY 315-317
GENERAL OFFICES
O F F I N E S T
QJJ A L I T V
S I N C E
GUAMK PIZLNO
SOUTH WABASH AVENUE
I 8 5 7
GOMPAJNY
CHICAGO ILLINOIS
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