Music Trade Review
Issue: 1925 Vol. 80 N. 19 - Page 41
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MAY
THE
9, 1925
The Booth-Paddock Go.
Organized in Clinton, la.
Firm Composed of Three Musicians Widely
Known in Musical Circles in City and Vicin-
ity
OLINTON, I A., May 4.—Announcement of the or-
ganization of the Booth-Paddock Music Co.
has attracted a great deal of interest in local
musical circles. The company, recently formed,
is now located at 112 North Second street, where
it will conduct a general business in band in-
struments.
H. L. Booth for three years acted as director
of the Nash Motor Factory band and is at
present director of bands at Fulton, Thomson
and Milledgeville. D. M. Paddock was formerly
connected with Flindt's 126 Field Artillery
band where he acted as flute and piccolo solo-
ist. J. D. Paddock, the other partner, is head
of the Orpheum Theatre Orchestra and is
known as a clarinet soloist. He has also been
connected with the Flindt Orchestra and ap-
peared on the Redpath circuit.
Cleveland School Children
Will Give Big Concert
Grade and High School Musical Organizations
to Appear in Event to Be Held on May 9
41
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
tions. Harry F. Clarke is director of school
bands and will have charge of the All High
School Band of one hundred and fifty pieces
and Eugene Weigel will direct the Junior High
Orchestra of one hundred and eighty pieces,
while Miss Helen M. Hannen will lead the ele-
mentary orchestra of six hundred children for
the fifth and sixth grades. The object of the
demonstration is to show the Cleveland public
what the schools are doing to advance the
cause of instrumental music.
Art Horn Saxophone
Method Sales Increase
Nicomede Music Co. Also Reports Lloyd Loar's
Instruction Book for Ukulele, Etc., Will
Soon Be Issued
ALTOONA, PA., May 4.—Joseph W. Nicomede, of
the Nicomede Music Co., publishers, reports
that sales of Art Horn's Saxophone Method are
daily increasing. Dealers have derived good
profits from this popular method, he reports.
Lloyd Loar's new instruction book for the
ukulele, ukulele-banjo, tenor-banjo (ukulele
tuning) will be out this month and promises a
record sale and is awaited with interest as new
material is promised.
The Morris method for tenor-banjo continues
to be the leading seller on the market, accord-
ing to Mr. Nicomede, and the wonder cleaner
CLEVELAND, O., May 4.—An "instrumental dem-
onstration" in the Public Hall, May 9, will be
participated in by hundreds of public school
music students. It will be under the direction
of Russell V. Morgan, director of music in the
schools. The All High School Orchestra of
ninety pieces will play three well known selec-
for banjos and drums is selling as well as
ever.
The Nicomede Music Co. reports that on June
1 a reduction in retail and wholesale prices on
Lustroil polish for musical instruments will
take place and will be nationally advertised.
This polish is sold in every music store in the
country.
Opens New Store
DALLAS, TEX., May 2.—The Dallas Band House,
1925 Main street, has opened a new store at
San Antonio known as the San Antonio Branch
of the Dallas Band House. This store will
take care of the sale of King band instruments
in western Texas and the Rio Grande Valley
section. King instruments are made by the H.
N. White Co., Cleveland, O.
Opens New Music Section
MAQUOKETA, IA., May 4.—A new music depart-
ment has been established in the Lee Dry
Goods Co.'s store, handling pianos, phono-
graphs and musical accessories. The store has
been recently remodeled to provide suitable
quarters for the musical department, and a
formal opening will be held in the near future.
The Schmidt orchestra, of Davenport, will be
provided by the Schmidt Music Co. of that
city for that occasion.
From Our Wooil-Wlml
Department —
L.oree Oboes
Heckel llnssooiiw
and Oboes
Liacroix Wood-Winds
A. Robert Wood-Winds
Mollenhauer and
Zalzer Bassoons
Van Doren,
Liacroix and the famous
A. Kobe.rt Home-Made
Reed*
Kant Krack Cases
u
The Quality Supreme"
GEIB & SCHAEFER CO.
Manufacturers
Musical Instrument Cases
Isn't It Foolish—
Sold by all Leading Jobber*
1751-9 N. Cutnl Park Art.. Cki.
to let out-of-town specialty houses get away with the local
high-grade wood-wind sales that ought to be yours)
Especially foolish when you've the A. ROBERT (Paris) line
available, with its wonderful appeal to wood-wind players and
its exclusive advantages for Retail Dealers!
It's one of the worlds really great Wood-Wind lines, you know.
And the only one merchandised solely in the interests of the
RETAIL MUSIC DEALER.
Here's our proposition:
1—Sold only through retail stores.
2—Supreme quality.
3—Generous profit.
4—Exclusive agencies, with full protection.
5—Nationally advertised.
GRET5CH
4^48 EAST 20™ 5T, MEW YORK
Write us if you are interested. Just say, "Tell us about
ROBERT Wood-Winds."
AGENTS WANTED
Thronrhont V. 8.
Writ* for Circular "T"
125 W. 42d St., N. T
Gold Medal Strings
for musical instruments
Gold-plated Steel and
Wound String*
Gibson Musical String Co. *
Exclusive Distributors in the V. S. of
A. ROBERT (Paris) WOOD-WINDS
A. ROBERT
"The
Instrument
of Artists"
The Fred. Gretsch Mfg. Co.
Musical Instrument Makers since 1883
60 Broadway
Brooklyn, N. Y.
MAY
THE
9, 1925
The Booth-Paddock Go.
Organized in Clinton, la.
Firm Composed of Three Musicians Widely
Known in Musical Circles in City and Vicin-
ity
OLINTON, I A., May 4.—Announcement of the or-
ganization of the Booth-Paddock Music Co.
has attracted a great deal of interest in local
musical circles. The company, recently formed,
is now located at 112 North Second street, where
it will conduct a general business in band in-
struments.
H. L. Booth for three years acted as director
of the Nash Motor Factory band and is at
present director of bands at Fulton, Thomson
and Milledgeville. D. M. Paddock was formerly
connected with Flindt's 126 Field Artillery
band where he acted as flute and piccolo solo-
ist. J. D. Paddock, the other partner, is head
of the Orpheum Theatre Orchestra and is
known as a clarinet soloist. He has also been
connected with the Flindt Orchestra and ap-
peared on the Redpath circuit.
Cleveland School Children
Will Give Big Concert
Grade and High School Musical Organizations
to Appear in Event to Be Held on May 9
41
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
tions. Harry F. Clarke is director of school
bands and will have charge of the All High
School Band of one hundred and fifty pieces
and Eugene Weigel will direct the Junior High
Orchestra of one hundred and eighty pieces,
while Miss Helen M. Hannen will lead the ele-
mentary orchestra of six hundred children for
the fifth and sixth grades. The object of the
demonstration is to show the Cleveland public
what the schools are doing to advance the
cause of instrumental music.
Art Horn Saxophone
Method Sales Increase
Nicomede Music Co. Also Reports Lloyd Loar's
Instruction Book for Ukulele, Etc., Will
Soon Be Issued
ALTOONA, PA., May 4.—Joseph W. Nicomede, of
the Nicomede Music Co., publishers, reports
that sales of Art Horn's Saxophone Method are
daily increasing. Dealers have derived good
profits from this popular method, he reports.
Lloyd Loar's new instruction book for the
ukulele, ukulele-banjo, tenor-banjo (ukulele
tuning) will be out this month and promises a
record sale and is awaited with interest as new
material is promised.
The Morris method for tenor-banjo continues
to be the leading seller on the market, accord-
ing to Mr. Nicomede, and the wonder cleaner
CLEVELAND, O., May 4.—An "instrumental dem-
onstration" in the Public Hall, May 9, will be
participated in by hundreds of public school
music students. It will be under the direction
of Russell V. Morgan, director of music in the
schools. The All High School Orchestra of
ninety pieces will play three well known selec-
for banjos and drums is selling as well as
ever.
The Nicomede Music Co. reports that on June
1 a reduction in retail and wholesale prices on
Lustroil polish for musical instruments will
take place and will be nationally advertised.
This polish is sold in every music store in the
country.
Opens New Store
DALLAS, TEX., May 2.—The Dallas Band House,
1925 Main street, has opened a new store at
San Antonio known as the San Antonio Branch
of the Dallas Band House. This store will
take care of the sale of King band instruments
in western Texas and the Rio Grande Valley
section. King instruments are made by the H.
N. White Co., Cleveland, O.
Opens New Music Section
MAQUOKETA, IA., May 4.—A new music depart-
ment has been established in the Lee Dry
Goods Co.'s store, handling pianos, phono-
graphs and musical accessories. The store has
been recently remodeled to provide suitable
quarters for the musical department, and a
formal opening will be held in the near future.
The Schmidt orchestra, of Davenport, will be
provided by the Schmidt Music Co. of that
city for that occasion.
From Our Wooil-Wlml
Department —
L.oree Oboes
Heckel llnssooiiw
and Oboes
Liacroix Wood-Winds
A. Robert Wood-Winds
Mollenhauer and
Zalzer Bassoons
Van Doren,
Liacroix and the famous
A. Kobe.rt Home-Made
Reed*
Kant Krack Cases
u
The Quality Supreme"
GEIB & SCHAEFER CO.
Manufacturers
Musical Instrument Cases
Isn't It Foolish—
Sold by all Leading Jobber*
1751-9 N. Cutnl Park Art.. Cki.
to let out-of-town specialty houses get away with the local
high-grade wood-wind sales that ought to be yours)
Especially foolish when you've the A. ROBERT (Paris) line
available, with its wonderful appeal to wood-wind players and
its exclusive advantages for Retail Dealers!
It's one of the worlds really great Wood-Wind lines, you know.
And the only one merchandised solely in the interests of the
RETAIL MUSIC DEALER.
Here's our proposition:
1—Sold only through retail stores.
2—Supreme quality.
3—Generous profit.
4—Exclusive agencies, with full protection.
5—Nationally advertised.
GRET5CH
4^48 EAST 20™ 5T, MEW YORK
Write us if you are interested. Just say, "Tell us about
ROBERT Wood-Winds."
AGENTS WANTED
Thronrhont V. 8.
Writ* for Circular "T"
125 W. 42d St., N. T
Gold Medal Strings
for musical instruments
Gold-plated Steel and
Wound String*
Gibson Musical String Co. *
Exclusive Distributors in the V. S. of
A. ROBERT (Paris) WOOD-WINDS
A. ROBERT
"The
Instrument
of Artists"
The Fred. Gretsch Mfg. Co.
Musical Instrument Makers since 1883
60 Broadway
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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