Music Trade Review
Issue: 1925 Vol. 81 N. 23 - Page 42
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THE
42
King Band Line Shown in
the Argentine Republic
Large Music House in Buenos Aires Features
Product of the H. N. White Co., Cleveland,
and Has Success With It
CLEVELAND, O., November 28.—Excellent re-
ports of business done in King band in-
struments are reported to L. L. Fox, sales man-
ager of the H. N. White Co., by Bilbao Per-
mentier & Cia., King representatives in Buenos
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
American dealers is rapidly increasing. In his vals, hospitals, public institutions and the radio.
opinion, this indicates that the music dealers in
It is well known for its service in this respect.
the Southern Hemisphere are learning the ad-
vantages of American-made instruments over
those of other manufacturers.
Koverite Gases Meeting
With World-Wide Demand
Band Association Revived
CHICAGO, I I I . , November 30.—The Chicago
Band Association, which has been quiescent dur-
ing the past two years, reorganized last week
at the annual meeting and the following officers
were elected: Frank E. Scott, president; Floyd
Window
Display by
Bilbao
Permentier
& Cia.,
Buenos
Aires
Exterior of
the Store at
Calle Entre
Rios 347,
That City
Aires, Argentine. This firm is located at Calle
Entre Rios 347, where it has a beautiful store.
The accompanying photographs show an ar-
rangement in the window of King band instru-
ments and Ludwig & Ludwig drums. Mr. Fox
reports that the volume of business from South
PEDLER
Wood-
Winds
Represent the
Highest Standard
in the Art of
Wood-Wind
Manufacture.
New Complete
Catalog on request.
Write us for
Exclusive Territory
Proposition.
Harry Pedler & Co.
Incorporated
Elkhart
Indiana
DECEMBER 5, 1925
L. Bateman, vice-president; Hugo Kuhl, secre-
tary, and Allan F. Pither, treasurer. William
Weil, conductor of the band, is general director
of the association.
The purpose of the band is to play at all civic
occasions, including conventions, musical festi-
the Lange
Banjo Lines
With the exception of the famom
Paramount line, which la sold on the
exclusive agency basis, Lance banjos
are now sold direct to mnsle dealers
everywhere.
»^ <-* n l j l ^ the Banjo made
SL 11 S S l l l C for the Beginner
The Langstile banjo enables you to Berve a
big claaa of trade satisfactorily, being; made
for the beginner. Langstlle dealers will be
liberally supplied with sales helps and
literature.
_ _ _ 1—. .*«.«« --.-. for the
r p n C U 1 1 1 skilled Amateur
We are now able to offer this celebrated
professional favorite direct to the trade.
L
O
Super-Orpheum pVo^ionai
Lifton Mfg. Co. Receives Orders From Alaska,
Peru, China and Germany in One Week's Mail
Koverite cases are steadily growing more
popular with music dealers and musicians, ac-
cording to reports from the Lifton Mfg. Co.,
New York, manufacturer of these cases. The
Koverite is the case which has the inside lining
with the special closing device which is now in
great use for various purposes, such as over-
shoes, tobacco pouches, golf bags, pocketbooks,
etc.
Music dealers throughout the country
have found that these cases are big favorites with
their customers, and they are ordering them in
big quantities for the holiday trade.
The demand for Koverite cases seems to be
covering the globe, according to Maurice Lifton,
sales manager of the Lifton Mfg. Co., who re-
ceived last week an order from a dealer in
Alaska for a substantial number of Koverite
and other Lifton cases. Other countries heard
from with Koverite orders are Peru, China,
Germany and China, all in one week's mail.
The Lifton advertising campaign is expected
to give considerable assistance to music dealers
who handle the Koverite line in creating a big
demand for the product, in the opinion of
Maurice Brooks, advertising manager of the
firm. At the present time there is a steady
campaign of Koverite advertisements running in
the professional musicians' magazines, such as
the International Musician, The Metronome and
Jacobs' Magazines. These advertisements are
in the form of testimonials from prominent mu-
sicians endorsing Koverite cases and include
such celebrities as Jascha Heifetz, Vincent Lo-
pez, Ben Bernie, Paul Specht, Max Rosen, Ce-
celia Hansen and others. This campaign is cre-
ating sales for Koverite dealers.
Another piece of sales ammunition for Kover-
ite cases is an attractive circular issued last
week by the Lifton Mfg. Co. The circular is in
two colors and printed on heavy paper. It fea-
tures the element of protection for the violin
with an illustration showing a violin dashed to
pieces on the ground after having fallen from
one of the old-fashioned cases.
New
Features
Tempered Aluminum Floor
Rack and Resonators.
The lightest Xylophones
with Resonators in the world.
The New Deagan Tilting Floor Rack.
This greatly Improved Instrument meets the
needs of the professional and promises to add
to the reputation of an old name.
P a r a m o u n t &£?
This line is sold to only one dealer in a city
on the exclusive agency basis with full pro-
tection. Some territory Is still open for the
Paramount line. Write and we will gladly
tell you if your territory 1* open.
Dealers: Write for Proposition!
mLLANGE
IF Established 27 Years
New York
225 E. 24th S t
Write for agency proposition on thes
fast-selling Deagan Instruments
J. C. Deagan, Inc.
Deagan Building
1786 Berteau Ave.
Chicago
THE
42
King Band Line Shown in
the Argentine Republic
Large Music House in Buenos Aires Features
Product of the H. N. White Co., Cleveland,
and Has Success With It
CLEVELAND, O., November 28.—Excellent re-
ports of business done in King band in-
struments are reported to L. L. Fox, sales man-
ager of the H. N. White Co., by Bilbao Per-
mentier & Cia., King representatives in Buenos
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
American dealers is rapidly increasing. In his vals, hospitals, public institutions and the radio.
opinion, this indicates that the music dealers in
It is well known for its service in this respect.
the Southern Hemisphere are learning the ad-
vantages of American-made instruments over
those of other manufacturers.
Koverite Gases Meeting
With World-Wide Demand
Band Association Revived
CHICAGO, I I I . , November 30.—The Chicago
Band Association, which has been quiescent dur-
ing the past two years, reorganized last week
at the annual meeting and the following officers
were elected: Frank E. Scott, president; Floyd
Window
Display by
Bilbao
Permentier
& Cia.,
Buenos
Aires
Exterior of
the Store at
Calle Entre
Rios 347,
That City
Aires, Argentine. This firm is located at Calle
Entre Rios 347, where it has a beautiful store.
The accompanying photographs show an ar-
rangement in the window of King band instru-
ments and Ludwig & Ludwig drums. Mr. Fox
reports that the volume of business from South
PEDLER
Wood-
Winds
Represent the
Highest Standard
in the Art of
Wood-Wind
Manufacture.
New Complete
Catalog on request.
Write us for
Exclusive Territory
Proposition.
Harry Pedler & Co.
Incorporated
Elkhart
Indiana
DECEMBER 5, 1925
L. Bateman, vice-president; Hugo Kuhl, secre-
tary, and Allan F. Pither, treasurer. William
Weil, conductor of the band, is general director
of the association.
The purpose of the band is to play at all civic
occasions, including conventions, musical festi-
the Lange
Banjo Lines
With the exception of the famom
Paramount line, which la sold on the
exclusive agency basis, Lance banjos
are now sold direct to mnsle dealers
everywhere.
»^ <-* n l j l ^ the Banjo made
SL 11 S S l l l C for the Beginner
The Langstile banjo enables you to Berve a
big claaa of trade satisfactorily, being; made
for the beginner. Langstlle dealers will be
liberally supplied with sales helps and
literature.
_ _ _ 1—. .*«.«« --.-. for the
r p n C U 1 1 1 skilled Amateur
We are now able to offer this celebrated
professional favorite direct to the trade.
L
O
Super-Orpheum pVo^ionai
Lifton Mfg. Co. Receives Orders From Alaska,
Peru, China and Germany in One Week's Mail
Koverite cases are steadily growing more
popular with music dealers and musicians, ac-
cording to reports from the Lifton Mfg. Co.,
New York, manufacturer of these cases. The
Koverite is the case which has the inside lining
with the special closing device which is now in
great use for various purposes, such as over-
shoes, tobacco pouches, golf bags, pocketbooks,
etc.
Music dealers throughout the country
have found that these cases are big favorites with
their customers, and they are ordering them in
big quantities for the holiday trade.
The demand for Koverite cases seems to be
covering the globe, according to Maurice Lifton,
sales manager of the Lifton Mfg. Co., who re-
ceived last week an order from a dealer in
Alaska for a substantial number of Koverite
and other Lifton cases. Other countries heard
from with Koverite orders are Peru, China,
Germany and China, all in one week's mail.
The Lifton advertising campaign is expected
to give considerable assistance to music dealers
who handle the Koverite line in creating a big
demand for the product, in the opinion of
Maurice Brooks, advertising manager of the
firm. At the present time there is a steady
campaign of Koverite advertisements running in
the professional musicians' magazines, such as
the International Musician, The Metronome and
Jacobs' Magazines. These advertisements are
in the form of testimonials from prominent mu-
sicians endorsing Koverite cases and include
such celebrities as Jascha Heifetz, Vincent Lo-
pez, Ben Bernie, Paul Specht, Max Rosen, Ce-
celia Hansen and others. This campaign is cre-
ating sales for Koverite dealers.
Another piece of sales ammunition for Kover-
ite cases is an attractive circular issued last
week by the Lifton Mfg. Co. The circular is in
two colors and printed on heavy paper. It fea-
tures the element of protection for the violin
with an illustration showing a violin dashed to
pieces on the ground after having fallen from
one of the old-fashioned cases.
New
Features
Tempered Aluminum Floor
Rack and Resonators.
The lightest Xylophones
with Resonators in the world.
The New Deagan Tilting Floor Rack.
This greatly Improved Instrument meets the
needs of the professional and promises to add
to the reputation of an old name.
P a r a m o u n t &£?
This line is sold to only one dealer in a city
on the exclusive agency basis with full pro-
tection. Some territory Is still open for the
Paramount line. Write and we will gladly
tell you if your territory 1* open.
Dealers: Write for Proposition!
mLLANGE
IF Established 27 Years
New York
225 E. 24th S t
Write for agency proposition on thes
fast-selling Deagan Instruments
J. C. Deagan, Inc.
Deagan Building
1786 Berteau Ave.
Chicago
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