Music Trade Review
Issue: 1924 Vol. 79 N. 9 - Page 44
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Two New Martin Trombones
Now Offered to the Trade
ing the patent invisible slide lock, a thumb
screw, locking bell and slide together, reinforced
bracing to insure rigidity and a slide that gives
perfect bearing in the seventh position.
"Dansant" and "Western" Models Embody a
The "Western" model is slightly larger in
Number of New Special Features of Direct
bore than the "Dansant," and is built with a
Interest to the Trombonist
seven-inch bell for low pitch only. This instru-
ment, too, has a number of special features of
value to the musician. Both these new addi-
The Martin Rand Instrument Co., Elkhart,
tions to the Martin line are offered to meet what
Ind., has just issued a special and most attrac-
tive folder featuring the two new trombone is believed to be a genuine demand for special
instruments of that type and has been highly
models recently placed on the market by that
company, namely, the "Dansant" and the praised by musicians who have taken the oc-
"Western" models.
casion to test them out.
The "Dansant" model is forty-six inches long,
and has a bell six and one-half inches in
diameter and is finished in various styles, either
in plain brass or quadruple silver or gold plated.
BALTIMORE, MD., August 23.—-The Kranz-Smith
It has a number of interesting features, includ-
Piano Co. has found its musical instrument
business increasing to such an extent that it
has fitted up a separate department for brass
and string instruments in the basement of the
store at Charles and Fayette streets under the
management of Edward Kieffer. The company
has also just completed one of the largest and
handsomest display windows of any music store
in the city, which never fails to attract
attention of the throng that daily passes this
Opens New Department
Wood-wind
Instruments
Highest Standard
Quality Supreme
Kant Krack Cases
GEIB & SCHAEFER CO.
Have the Endorsement
of America's Foremost
Artists.
Manufacturers
Musical Instrument Cases
Sold by all Leading Jobber•
Send for our Catalog E.
1751-9 N. Ctntral Park A T * . , Cbi.
RUNQ
Instruments for the Reed
Section of the Band.
Harry Pcdlcr & Co.
Incorporated
T H E OLDEST AND
LARGEST MUSICAL
Elkhart
Ind.
MERCHANDISE HOUSE
AUGUST 30, 1924
busy corner. The window is finished in old
Colonial style, painted in silver with gold trim-
mings and the lighting fixtures are very artistic.
Kalamazoo Band Makes
Big Hit in Boston
Boy Scout Organization of Michigan City One
of Leading Features of Grand Army Week in
That City
BOSTON, MASS., August 22.—The Kalamazoo Boy
Scout Band and its Fife and Drum Corps, two
distinct units, the pride of that city, were in
Boston during Grand Army week and made a
big hit everywhere. They were enabled to come
here through the public-spirited people of Kala-
mazoo who contributed enough to defray their
expenses. The band played at the Charlestown
Navy Yard as well as other places. All the
members play Conn and Buescher instruments,
about equally divided.
Three of the boys in the outfit, Scout Master
Peter Norg, Ward Sanford and "Tuffy" Austin,
were members of the musical club of the Cen-
tral High School in Kalamazoo when C. V. But-
telman, manager of Jacobs' Orchestra Monthly,
was a member of the musical faculty, so the
boys naturally paid him a visit at the offices
of Walter Jacobs, Inc. The band members also
paid a visit to the Carl Fischer, Inc., Boylston
street establishment.
Boys' bands are becoming increasingly numer-
ous throughout the country and are playing a
greater part than ever in the development of
musical taste among the youth of the nation.
They are among the best means of publicity
the merchant has.
G. Sonfield Expected Back
Announcement was made Tuesday by officials
of C. Bruno & Son, Inc., wholesalers of musical
merchandise, New York, that Charles Sonfield,
general sales manager of the musical merchan-
dise department, is expected back this week from
Europe. Mr. Sonfield has spent several months
in Europe studying conditions and arranging
for shipments of merchandise. He is making
the return trip on the S. S. "Berengaria," which
is also bringing the Prince of Wales, and will
land next week.
IN AMERICA
Exclusively Wholesale
\ffolton i
ESTABLISHED IS34
351-53F
Band Instruments
and Saxophones
Distributors:
CONN NEW YORK CO., Inc.
GENERAL OFFICES
Perfect
Proportions!
Never
Change
Means
the En d of Your
Mouthpiece Troubles
Here'j a free blowing clarinet mouthpiece,
with a scientifically designed tone chamber,
combining tone perfection with permanence
of construction.
Made with a white metal base, Bakelite
covered, highly polished.it will not warp or
crack, and the lay is unaffected by sudden
or extreme temperature changes. Tasteless
and odorless, beautiful in appearance and
time defying in its wonderful endurance.
Price #5.00
i
~^ lt Holton Agency Franchise becomes
« Y<"> Information o n
request.
requ
m o r e valuaWe eac
FRANK HOLTON & CO.
Manufacturers of Holton't—Amtrica's
Greatest Band Instruments
Send for Catalog
*6j CHURCH ST., ELKHORN, WISCONSIN
OVER
100%
PROFIT
PROFESSIONAL
VIOLINIST
will findlthe
i
(New York City and adjoining
territory)
CONN BOSTON CO.
488 Boylston St., Boston
(Boston and adjoining
territory')
LEWIS
lines reliable, profitable and satis
factory.
Goods carefully bought are easily sold
Send for Dealer's Catalog No. 23
WM. LEWIS & SON
"35 years of service to the Professional and Dealer"
We will gladly submit our dealer proposi-
tion. Write for it.
Durable-Beautiful
Tone Perfection
'
Dealer* within? to cater especially
to the exacting demands of the
119 W. 46th St., New York
225 South Wabaah Ave., Chicago
Gold Medal Strings
for musical instruments
Gold-plated Steel and
Wound Strings
Gibson Musical String Co. % u y l u
GOLD BAND REED
The best Reed Outfit on the market. Contains: 2 doz. Bb Clar.. 1 doz. Eb Clar.,
1 doz. Sop. Sax.. 3 doz. Alto Sax., 2 doz. C Mel. Sax., 2 doz. Bb Tenor, 1 doz.
Had. All packed individually in envelopes, I doz. in a box, scientifically cured.
DISPLAY
CABINETS
$17-50
CARL FISCHER, Inc., g#SS5 New York
BACON
BANJOS
Played by Leading
Musicians and Orchestras
Sold by Representative
Music Merchants
BACON BANJO CO., Inc.
GROTON, CONN.
42
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Two New Martin Trombones
Now Offered to the Trade
ing the patent invisible slide lock, a thumb
screw, locking bell and slide together, reinforced
bracing to insure rigidity and a slide that gives
perfect bearing in the seventh position.
"Dansant" and "Western" Models Embody a
The "Western" model is slightly larger in
Number of New Special Features of Direct
bore than the "Dansant," and is built with a
Interest to the Trombonist
seven-inch bell for low pitch only. This instru-
ment, too, has a number of special features of
value to the musician. Both these new addi-
The Martin Rand Instrument Co., Elkhart,
tions to the Martin line are offered to meet what
Ind., has just issued a special and most attrac-
tive folder featuring the two new trombone is believed to be a genuine demand for special
instruments of that type and has been highly
models recently placed on the market by that
company, namely, the "Dansant" and the praised by musicians who have taken the oc-
"Western" models.
casion to test them out.
The "Dansant" model is forty-six inches long,
and has a bell six and one-half inches in
diameter and is finished in various styles, either
in plain brass or quadruple silver or gold plated.
BALTIMORE, MD., August 23.—-The Kranz-Smith
It has a number of interesting features, includ-
Piano Co. has found its musical instrument
business increasing to such an extent that it
has fitted up a separate department for brass
and string instruments in the basement of the
store at Charles and Fayette streets under the
management of Edward Kieffer. The company
has also just completed one of the largest and
handsomest display windows of any music store
in the city, which never fails to attract
attention of the throng that daily passes this
Opens New Department
Wood-wind
Instruments
Highest Standard
Quality Supreme
Kant Krack Cases
GEIB & SCHAEFER CO.
Have the Endorsement
of America's Foremost
Artists.
Manufacturers
Musical Instrument Cases
Sold by all Leading Jobber•
Send for our Catalog E.
1751-9 N. Ctntral Park A T * . , Cbi.
RUNQ
Instruments for the Reed
Section of the Band.
Harry Pcdlcr & Co.
Incorporated
T H E OLDEST AND
LARGEST MUSICAL
Elkhart
Ind.
MERCHANDISE HOUSE
AUGUST 30, 1924
busy corner. The window is finished in old
Colonial style, painted in silver with gold trim-
mings and the lighting fixtures are very artistic.
Kalamazoo Band Makes
Big Hit in Boston
Boy Scout Organization of Michigan City One
of Leading Features of Grand Army Week in
That City
BOSTON, MASS., August 22.—The Kalamazoo Boy
Scout Band and its Fife and Drum Corps, two
distinct units, the pride of that city, were in
Boston during Grand Army week and made a
big hit everywhere. They were enabled to come
here through the public-spirited people of Kala-
mazoo who contributed enough to defray their
expenses. The band played at the Charlestown
Navy Yard as well as other places. All the
members play Conn and Buescher instruments,
about equally divided.
Three of the boys in the outfit, Scout Master
Peter Norg, Ward Sanford and "Tuffy" Austin,
were members of the musical club of the Cen-
tral High School in Kalamazoo when C. V. But-
telman, manager of Jacobs' Orchestra Monthly,
was a member of the musical faculty, so the
boys naturally paid him a visit at the offices
of Walter Jacobs, Inc. The band members also
paid a visit to the Carl Fischer, Inc., Boylston
street establishment.
Boys' bands are becoming increasingly numer-
ous throughout the country and are playing a
greater part than ever in the development of
musical taste among the youth of the nation.
They are among the best means of publicity
the merchant has.
G. Sonfield Expected Back
Announcement was made Tuesday by officials
of C. Bruno & Son, Inc., wholesalers of musical
merchandise, New York, that Charles Sonfield,
general sales manager of the musical merchan-
dise department, is expected back this week from
Europe. Mr. Sonfield has spent several months
in Europe studying conditions and arranging
for shipments of merchandise. He is making
the return trip on the S. S. "Berengaria," which
is also bringing the Prince of Wales, and will
land next week.
IN AMERICA
Exclusively Wholesale
\ffolton i
ESTABLISHED IS34
351-53F
Band Instruments
and Saxophones
Distributors:
CONN NEW YORK CO., Inc.
GENERAL OFFICES
Perfect
Proportions!
Never
Change
Means
the En d of Your
Mouthpiece Troubles
Here'j a free blowing clarinet mouthpiece,
with a scientifically designed tone chamber,
combining tone perfection with permanence
of construction.
Made with a white metal base, Bakelite
covered, highly polished.it will not warp or
crack, and the lay is unaffected by sudden
or extreme temperature changes. Tasteless
and odorless, beautiful in appearance and
time defying in its wonderful endurance.
Price #5.00
i
~^ lt Holton Agency Franchise becomes
« Y<"> Information o n
request.
requ
m o r e valuaWe eac
FRANK HOLTON & CO.
Manufacturers of Holton't—Amtrica's
Greatest Band Instruments
Send for Catalog
*6j CHURCH ST., ELKHORN, WISCONSIN
OVER
100%
PROFIT
PROFESSIONAL
VIOLINIST
will findlthe
i
(New York City and adjoining
territory)
CONN BOSTON CO.
488 Boylston St., Boston
(Boston and adjoining
territory')
LEWIS
lines reliable, profitable and satis
factory.
Goods carefully bought are easily sold
Send for Dealer's Catalog No. 23
WM. LEWIS & SON
"35 years of service to the Professional and Dealer"
We will gladly submit our dealer proposi-
tion. Write for it.
Durable-Beautiful
Tone Perfection
'
Dealer* within? to cater especially
to the exacting demands of the
119 W. 46th St., New York
225 South Wabaah Ave., Chicago
Gold Medal Strings
for musical instruments
Gold-plated Steel and
Wound Strings
Gibson Musical String Co. % u y l u
GOLD BAND REED
The best Reed Outfit on the market. Contains: 2 doz. Bb Clar.. 1 doz. Eb Clar.,
1 doz. Sop. Sax.. 3 doz. Alto Sax., 2 doz. C Mel. Sax., 2 doz. Bb Tenor, 1 doz.
Had. All packed individually in envelopes, I doz. in a box, scientifically cured.
DISPLAY
CABINETS
$17-50
CARL FISCHER, Inc., g#SS5 New York
BACON
BANJOS
Played by Leading
Musicians and Orchestras
Sold by Representative
Music Merchants
BACON BANJO CO., Inc.
GROTON, CONN.
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