Music Trade Review
Issue: 1924 Vol. 79 N. 11 - Page 58
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THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
Vincent Lopez
and his Orchestra Use
and Endorse the
Paramount Banjo
Tony Colliclo. Banjoist with the
Vincent Lopez Orchestra, says:
"Since adopting the Paramount
Banjo exclusively, both Mr. Lopez
and myself have found that its piano
volume and harp tone Quality make
it the most desirable banjo for modem
orchestra work. I heartily endorse
and recommend it."
Playing over WEAF, for OKeh
records, at the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania, or the Greenwich Village
Follies, the famous Vincent Lopez
Orchestra is helping the PARA-
MOUNT d e a l e r sell banjos.
Lopez, W h i t e m a n , Jones and
other noted leaders insist upon the
Paramount Banjo in their or-
chestras.
Your Territory May be Open
WILLIAM L. LANGE
Manufacturer
225 East 24th Street
"The Modern Drummer"
Receiving Music Praise
NEW YORK
Hudson Features Wiedoft's
SEPTEMBER 13, 1924
New Super-Orpheum
Banjo Makes Success
Addition to Line of William L. Lange, New
York, Proves Popular Among the Dealers—
Now Distributed Directly
Orpheuin banjos continue to rank with the
best sellers in banjo circles, according to Wil-
liam L. Lange, manufacturer of these instru-
ments, 225 East Twenty-fourth street, New
York. The recent addition to the line of the
new Super-Orpheum instruments with special
construction features has been an increased
lactor in their popularity.
The Orpheum and Super-Orpheum banjos are
now distributed directly to the trade from the
Lange factory and during the past month Mr.
Lange reports a large number of new dealers
who are now handling these lines.
Paramount banjos, the high-grade professional
instruments which are also manufactured by
Mr. Lange, are still as popular as ever with,
professional musicians. Mr. Lange has received
a number of orders for Paramounts from Euro-
pean countries, but he has been unable to fill
them because of the many domestic orders wait-
ing to be taken care of.
Stadlmair Go. Brings
Out Its First Catalog
Firm Plans Big Fall Selling Campaign Based
on the Closest of Co-operation With the
Retail Dealer
The Henry Stadlmair Co., Inc., importer and
DETROIT, MICH., September 3.—The Hudson
wholesaler of musical merchandise, 115 East
Music Store was host to several thousand people
Book Distributed by C. H. Taylor & Co., Chi- recently when it engaged Herb Wiedoft's Twenty-third street, New York, is laying plans
cago, Fulfills Big Need, Say Leading Musi- Orchestra to give a concert on the first floor for an aggressive selling campaign this Fall.
It will include close co-operation with dealers
cians
from 12:30 to 1:30 p. m. This popular Los
handling musical merchandise in the expecta-
Angeles orchestra has been in Detroit for two
CHICAGO, I I I . , September 6.—Since C. H. Taylor weeks playing at Granada, a new outdoor dance tion of a brisk business.
This firm is now busily engaged in the prepa-
& Co., 218 South Wabash avenue, became ex- place. The Hudson store had two good reasons
ration
of a new catalog which will include its
clusive distributors for "The Modern Drum- for exploiting the band while it was here—it
rapidly growing list of lines. It will be the
mer," a self-instructor on the art of drumming, uses the Buescher instruments which are sold
first issued by the Stadlmair firm and Henry
written by Harry Johnson, the company has at the Hudson store, and it makes records for
received many letters from some of the leading the Brunswick, which are also sold at the Hud- Stadlmair, head of it, expects it to rank with
the best in wholesale catalogs.
musicians in the country highly endorsing this son store. The local engagement did a lot to
According to Mr. Stadlmair, there continues
book.
stimulate buying Buescher instruments, as the
to be an excellent demand for Triple-X banjos,
Among the many who have expressed their orchestra made a very favorable impression
idea of the book's worth are Art Layfield, of
among Detroit music lovers who heard it during for which the company has exclusive wholesale
rights and which are proving one of the most
the Chicago Grand Opera Company; Benn its appearances.
popular lines that ever appeared in the small
Vitto, tympanist with the St. Louis Symphony
goods trade.
Orchestra, and Harry Thompson, formerly with
A patent covering the invention of a piano
Balaban and Katz' Tivoli Theatre Orchestra
key mechanism for accordions has been allowed
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
and Pryor's Band.
to James Palmer, Philadelphia. The patent is The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
The letters are all characteristic of Art Lay- No. 1,505,486, dated August 19.
free of charge for men who desire positions-
field's, which reads as follows:
" 'The Modern Drummer,' written by Harry
VIOLINS
Johnson, is the most practical and up-to-the-
BOWS
minute drum instructor I have ever seen. It
STRINGS
covers the important fundamental principles of
Genuine Rogers "Quality brands"
AND
double drumming in a new and interesting man-
were given Medal and highest
ner. The clear and simple style which charac-
BANJOS
awards
over all others.
MANDOLINS
terizes the various exercises found in this
GUITARS
Five grades to select from, cheapest
method will prove both interesting and of in-
to the very best.
Largest Wholesale
estimable value to the ambitious student. This
White calf in thin, medium and
Musical Merchandise
book is meant for the very beginner, but in
heavy.
House in America
succeeding exercises advanced drummers will
Joseph Rogers, Jr., & Son
find a fountain of information contained therein,
Buegeleisen & Jacobson
as to how to perfect, the roll."
Farmlngdale, N t J,
NEW YORK
5-7-9 Union Square
C. H. Taylor, head of the company, said:
" 'The Modern Drummer' is equally valuable to
the beginner, the amateur and the professional.
Never was there a time in the annals of musical
instrument evolution when a self-instructor on
modern drumming was needed quite so badly
as just now. There is no phase of musical
(Registered United Stales Patent Oftice)
instrument playing that has changed in so
marked a degree during the past few years as
The Most Marvelous Toned Banjos on the Market
has drumming. The crying demand of the
LSO MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED NU-WAY BANJOS,
drummer of to-day for a method that will em-
brace all of the essentials required of the mod-
DRUMS, TAMBOURINES, CYMBALS, UKULELE-BANJOS
ern drummer prompted Harry Johnson, the
40 Melrose Street
ALBERT HOUDLETT & SONS, Inc.
popular Chicago drummer, to compile a simpli-
Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Established 1865
fied and complete self-instructor on the art of
modern drumming."
DURRO
Banjo and Drum Heads
STEWART
LYNBROOK NU-ART BANJOS
A
THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
Vincent Lopez
and his Orchestra Use
and Endorse the
Paramount Banjo
Tony Colliclo. Banjoist with the
Vincent Lopez Orchestra, says:
"Since adopting the Paramount
Banjo exclusively, both Mr. Lopez
and myself have found that its piano
volume and harp tone Quality make
it the most desirable banjo for modem
orchestra work. I heartily endorse
and recommend it."
Playing over WEAF, for OKeh
records, at the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania, or the Greenwich Village
Follies, the famous Vincent Lopez
Orchestra is helping the PARA-
MOUNT d e a l e r sell banjos.
Lopez, W h i t e m a n , Jones and
other noted leaders insist upon the
Paramount Banjo in their or-
chestras.
Your Territory May be Open
WILLIAM L. LANGE
Manufacturer
225 East 24th Street
"The Modern Drummer"
Receiving Music Praise
NEW YORK
Hudson Features Wiedoft's
SEPTEMBER 13, 1924
New Super-Orpheum
Banjo Makes Success
Addition to Line of William L. Lange, New
York, Proves Popular Among the Dealers—
Now Distributed Directly
Orpheuin banjos continue to rank with the
best sellers in banjo circles, according to Wil-
liam L. Lange, manufacturer of these instru-
ments, 225 East Twenty-fourth street, New
York. The recent addition to the line of the
new Super-Orpheum instruments with special
construction features has been an increased
lactor in their popularity.
The Orpheum and Super-Orpheum banjos are
now distributed directly to the trade from the
Lange factory and during the past month Mr.
Lange reports a large number of new dealers
who are now handling these lines.
Paramount banjos, the high-grade professional
instruments which are also manufactured by
Mr. Lange, are still as popular as ever with,
professional musicians. Mr. Lange has received
a number of orders for Paramounts from Euro-
pean countries, but he has been unable to fill
them because of the many domestic orders wait-
ing to be taken care of.
Stadlmair Go. Brings
Out Its First Catalog
Firm Plans Big Fall Selling Campaign Based
on the Closest of Co-operation With the
Retail Dealer
The Henry Stadlmair Co., Inc., importer and
DETROIT, MICH., September 3.—The Hudson
wholesaler of musical merchandise, 115 East
Music Store was host to several thousand people
Book Distributed by C. H. Taylor & Co., Chi- recently when it engaged Herb Wiedoft's Twenty-third street, New York, is laying plans
cago, Fulfills Big Need, Say Leading Musi- Orchestra to give a concert on the first floor for an aggressive selling campaign this Fall.
It will include close co-operation with dealers
cians
from 12:30 to 1:30 p. m. This popular Los
handling musical merchandise in the expecta-
Angeles orchestra has been in Detroit for two
CHICAGO, I I I . , September 6.—Since C. H. Taylor weeks playing at Granada, a new outdoor dance tion of a brisk business.
This firm is now busily engaged in the prepa-
& Co., 218 South Wabash avenue, became ex- place. The Hudson store had two good reasons
ration
of a new catalog which will include its
clusive distributors for "The Modern Drum- for exploiting the band while it was here—it
rapidly growing list of lines. It will be the
mer," a self-instructor on the art of drumming, uses the Buescher instruments which are sold
first issued by the Stadlmair firm and Henry
written by Harry Johnson, the company has at the Hudson store, and it makes records for
received many letters from some of the leading the Brunswick, which are also sold at the Hud- Stadlmair, head of it, expects it to rank with
the best in wholesale catalogs.
musicians in the country highly endorsing this son store. The local engagement did a lot to
According to Mr. Stadlmair, there continues
book.
stimulate buying Buescher instruments, as the
to be an excellent demand for Triple-X banjos,
Among the many who have expressed their orchestra made a very favorable impression
idea of the book's worth are Art Layfield, of
among Detroit music lovers who heard it during for which the company has exclusive wholesale
rights and which are proving one of the most
the Chicago Grand Opera Company; Benn its appearances.
popular lines that ever appeared in the small
Vitto, tympanist with the St. Louis Symphony
goods trade.
Orchestra, and Harry Thompson, formerly with
A patent covering the invention of a piano
Balaban and Katz' Tivoli Theatre Orchestra
key mechanism for accordions has been allowed
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
and Pryor's Band.
to James Palmer, Philadelphia. The patent is The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
The letters are all characteristic of Art Lay- No. 1,505,486, dated August 19.
free of charge for men who desire positions-
field's, which reads as follows:
" 'The Modern Drummer,' written by Harry
VIOLINS
Johnson, is the most practical and up-to-the-
BOWS
minute drum instructor I have ever seen. It
STRINGS
covers the important fundamental principles of
Genuine Rogers "Quality brands"
AND
double drumming in a new and interesting man-
were given Medal and highest
ner. The clear and simple style which charac-
BANJOS
awards
over all others.
MANDOLINS
terizes the various exercises found in this
GUITARS
Five grades to select from, cheapest
method will prove both interesting and of in-
to the very best.
Largest Wholesale
estimable value to the ambitious student. This
White calf in thin, medium and
Musical Merchandise
book is meant for the very beginner, but in
heavy.
House in America
succeeding exercises advanced drummers will
Joseph Rogers, Jr., & Son
find a fountain of information contained therein,
Buegeleisen & Jacobson
as to how to perfect, the roll."
Farmlngdale, N t J,
NEW YORK
5-7-9 Union Square
C. H. Taylor, head of the company, said:
" 'The Modern Drummer' is equally valuable to
the beginner, the amateur and the professional.
Never was there a time in the annals of musical
instrument evolution when a self-instructor on
modern drumming was needed quite so badly
as just now. There is no phase of musical
(Registered United Stales Patent Oftice)
instrument playing that has changed in so
marked a degree during the past few years as
The Most Marvelous Toned Banjos on the Market
has drumming. The crying demand of the
LSO MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED NU-WAY BANJOS,
drummer of to-day for a method that will em-
brace all of the essentials required of the mod-
DRUMS, TAMBOURINES, CYMBALS, UKULELE-BANJOS
ern drummer prompted Harry Johnson, the
40 Melrose Street
ALBERT HOUDLETT & SONS, Inc.
popular Chicago drummer, to compile a simpli-
Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Established 1865
fied and complete self-instructor on the art of
modern drumming."
DURRO
Banjo and Drum Heads
STEWART
LYNBROOK NU-ART BANJOS
A
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