Music Trade Review
Issue: 1925 Vol. 81 N. 4 - Page 43
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THE
JULY 25, 1925
Audubon, la. The Audubon Concert Band.
Harold Jensen, leader.
Muscatine, la. The American Legion Bugle
Corps. Harry Hagerman, leader.
Plymouth, Ind. The High School Band.
Charles McConnell, leader.
Nanty Glo, Pa. The Nanty Glo Band. John
Ludwig, leader.
Grapeville, Pa. The Grapeville Band. Edwin
Guest, leader.
Caruthersville, Mo. The Rotary Boys' Band.
Mark Denham, leader.
Tuscombia, Mo. The Tuscombia Band.
Brewster, O. The Brewster Band. John
Miller, leader.
Yreka, Cal. The Yreka Municipal Band.
Chilhowee, Mo. The Chilhowee Band. Al-
fred Polzin, leader.
Wheeling, W. Va. The Baptist Church Or-
chestra. Paul Hobensack, leader.
Loveland, O. The Loveland Concert Band.
Theo Harcourt, leader.
Sykesville, Pa. The American K. R. Band.
Professor M. Dizinno, leader.
Grand Rapids, Mich. The Ninth Reformed
Church Band.
Batavia, O. The New Richmond Opera
House Orchestra. Chester L. Hamilton, direc-
tor.
Senath, Mo. The Senath Band. Charles Van,
leader.
Bluffton, Ind. The Municipal Band.
Hudson Center Grange, Mich. The Hudson
Center Grange Orchestra. Miss Evelyn Meek,
leader.
Thaycr, Mo. The Thayer Band.
Mt. Vcrnon, O. American Yeoman Brass
Band.
Climax, Pa. The Boys' Band. Prof. Enrica
Colonna, leader.
Barnesville, O. The Barnesville Citizen's
Band. M. F. Metcalf, director.
Gallatin, Mo. The Boys' Band. John Wil-
liams, leader.
Chillicothe, Mo. The Chillicothe Orchestra.
James M. Darr, leader.
Martins Ferry, O. The Webb Band. Henry
Rauch, director.
Owosso, Mich. The Owosso City Band.
Cambridge Springs, Pa. The Boys' Band.
Adolph Bartholme, leader.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The Young People's Band.
Professor Victor Osjvald, director.
Coraopolis, Pa. The I>ravo Contracting Co.
Orchestra. M. S. Dickinson, leader.
Escanaba, Mich. The Boys' Band. Mr.
Greenfield, director.
Easton, Pa. The Children's Orchestra. Thom-
as Achenbach, director.
Uniontown, Pa. The Elks' Band. Frank
Welker, director.
Rushville, Ind. The Rushville Band. Prof.
D. S. Mclntosh, leader.
Osgood, Ind. The Ogood Band.
Painesville, O. The Lake County Band. John
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
Frischkorn, leader.
The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
Tipton, Ind. The Tipton Orchestra. W. R. free of charge for men who desire positions.
Bagley, leader.
Indianola, Ind. The Indianola Band. C. W.
Harris, leader.
Rockwell City, Ind. The Rockwell City
Junior Band. Frank Anderon, director.
Musical Merchandise
Trimmings of Quality
Black Diamond
Strings
THE WORLD'S BEST
New Brunswick, N. J.
Hot Weather Does Not
Affect Banjo Demand
Sale of Tenor Banjos Keeping Up Particularly
Well During Summer Months, Says C. Bruno
& Son Official
The brisk stimulus in the demand for fretted
instruments that the entire trade has felt dur-
ing the hot weather has had a decided influence
on the demand for tenor banjos, according to
Fred Kling, advertising manager of C. Bruno
& Son, Inc., wholesalers of musical merchandise,
353 Fourth avenue, New York. This house
features two lines of banjo outfits, the "Glee
Club" and the "Magic Wonder" lines, and the
demand for both numbers has been truly phe-
nomenal, Mr. Kling reports.
"The answer for the unusual popularity of
these two tenor banjo outfits lies in one word,"
Mr. Kling declared to a representative of The
Review last week, in discussing the subject,
"and that word is value. To my mind either
of these two banjo outfits represents as fine a
value as ever has been placed on the market
in any instrument and I guess that most o£ the
dealers seem to be sharing this opinion. It
seems that the instruments have met with great
favor among the general public and dealers have
difficulty keeping them in stock."
Free
From
Acid
A polish so pure you
can use it as a tooth
wash.
Restores original fin*
ish without eating
into the plate with
acids. Removes dirt
and tarnish instantly.
Hoops, Bracket*, Nuts, Pegs, Tailpieces,
Armrests, Resonators, Tuning Forks,
Tambourine Jingles, Hawaiian Steels
Hardware and Trimmings
for Ukulele and Banjo Ukes
Patent Heads for Banjo, Man-
dolin, Guitar and Violin
Retails at 25 cents for a handsome metal box, con*
taining four ounces of polish.
Our dealer proposition is particularly
Liberal discounts.
attractive.
The Holton Agency Franchise becomes more valu-
able each year. Write us about it.
A Dtptndablt Sourct of Supply
National Musical String Co.
43
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Waverly Musical Products Co., Inc.
FRANK HOLTON & CO.
71-73 Tenth St., Long Island City, L. I.
Manufacture™ of Hollon't—America'*
Grrattit
Band InilTumentl
563 CHURCH ST.. ELKHORN, WIS.
GEORGE CLOOS,lnc.
Established 1862
Manufacturer of All Kinds of
FLUTES, PICCOLOS, CLARIONETS. FIFES, DRUM-
STICKS, DRUM-MAJORS' AND LEADERS' BATONS
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
1659 Stephen St., Rirlgewood P. 0., Brooklyn
Buy Strings
-RAO-
of
ALUMINUM WOUND
VIOLIN A
highest
Professional Quality
A SUPERIOR STRING
Rewium, Powerful iw J Tn^ ^ Tone
direct from manufacturer and watch
your string trade grow
W m . U » i » &. Son • Chic«,o
RAO the wonderful aluminum string
• ( P a f d Sept.. 1923)
"JOACHIM" Tested Gut Strings
"JOACHIM" Violin. Viola, 'Cello, wound on
trued and tested Gut
Profitable, Satisfactory, Immediate Service
Send for Complete Catalog No. 233
WM. R. LEWIS & SON
201-207 So. Wabash Ave.
Gold Medal Strings
for musical instruments
Gold-plated Steel and
Wound Strings
g
Be T
Gibson Musical String Co. iJ? J
SEND FOR TRADE PRICE LIST OF
MULLER & KAPLAN
154 East 85th St., N. Y.
Many Music Dealers
Share This Opinion
Boston Violin Case Co.
100 Haverhill St.
Boston
OSCAR SCHMIDT, Inc.
Write for
Prices
La S c a l a
87-101 FERRY ST., JERSEY CITY, » N. • J. •
STELLA
(llANJOS
OlITARS
ZITHERS
"I BANJO-MANDOLINS
I'KI'LKLRS
ACCORDIONS SIPPLIRS
Oldest and Largest Plant of Its Kind in America
A
for
Violin, Viola,
'Cello and Bass
Chicago
WE HONESTLY BELIEVE
THAT BOSTON MUSICAL
INSTRUMENT CASES ARE
THE FINEST CASES MADE
N»
VIOLINS
S O V E R E I G N I TENOR BANJO MAND. HAWAIIAN (illTAKS HARMONICAS CASKS, ET
The STELLA and SOVEREIGN Brandt have become National Nece$*itiet
FOR YKARS, THK PRINCIPAL SOURCE OF SMALL STIUNIi INSTRTMKNTS IN AMERICA
THE HKST FOR THE MONEY
ALWAYS KEEP OIK PRIC« LIST UEFORK YOU
THE
JULY 25, 1925
Audubon, la. The Audubon Concert Band.
Harold Jensen, leader.
Muscatine, la. The American Legion Bugle
Corps. Harry Hagerman, leader.
Plymouth, Ind. The High School Band.
Charles McConnell, leader.
Nanty Glo, Pa. The Nanty Glo Band. John
Ludwig, leader.
Grapeville, Pa. The Grapeville Band. Edwin
Guest, leader.
Caruthersville, Mo. The Rotary Boys' Band.
Mark Denham, leader.
Tuscombia, Mo. The Tuscombia Band.
Brewster, O. The Brewster Band. John
Miller, leader.
Yreka, Cal. The Yreka Municipal Band.
Chilhowee, Mo. The Chilhowee Band. Al-
fred Polzin, leader.
Wheeling, W. Va. The Baptist Church Or-
chestra. Paul Hobensack, leader.
Loveland, O. The Loveland Concert Band.
Theo Harcourt, leader.
Sykesville, Pa. The American K. R. Band.
Professor M. Dizinno, leader.
Grand Rapids, Mich. The Ninth Reformed
Church Band.
Batavia, O. The New Richmond Opera
House Orchestra. Chester L. Hamilton, direc-
tor.
Senath, Mo. The Senath Band. Charles Van,
leader.
Bluffton, Ind. The Municipal Band.
Hudson Center Grange, Mich. The Hudson
Center Grange Orchestra. Miss Evelyn Meek,
leader.
Thaycr, Mo. The Thayer Band.
Mt. Vcrnon, O. American Yeoman Brass
Band.
Climax, Pa. The Boys' Band. Prof. Enrica
Colonna, leader.
Barnesville, O. The Barnesville Citizen's
Band. M. F. Metcalf, director.
Gallatin, Mo. The Boys' Band. John Wil-
liams, leader.
Chillicothe, Mo. The Chillicothe Orchestra.
James M. Darr, leader.
Martins Ferry, O. The Webb Band. Henry
Rauch, director.
Owosso, Mich. The Owosso City Band.
Cambridge Springs, Pa. The Boys' Band.
Adolph Bartholme, leader.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The Young People's Band.
Professor Victor Osjvald, director.
Coraopolis, Pa. The I>ravo Contracting Co.
Orchestra. M. S. Dickinson, leader.
Escanaba, Mich. The Boys' Band. Mr.
Greenfield, director.
Easton, Pa. The Children's Orchestra. Thom-
as Achenbach, director.
Uniontown, Pa. The Elks' Band. Frank
Welker, director.
Rushville, Ind. The Rushville Band. Prof.
D. S. Mclntosh, leader.
Osgood, Ind. The Ogood Band.
Painesville, O. The Lake County Band. John
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
Frischkorn, leader.
The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
Tipton, Ind. The Tipton Orchestra. W. R. free of charge for men who desire positions.
Bagley, leader.
Indianola, Ind. The Indianola Band. C. W.
Harris, leader.
Rockwell City, Ind. The Rockwell City
Junior Band. Frank Anderon, director.
Musical Merchandise
Trimmings of Quality
Black Diamond
Strings
THE WORLD'S BEST
New Brunswick, N. J.
Hot Weather Does Not
Affect Banjo Demand
Sale of Tenor Banjos Keeping Up Particularly
Well During Summer Months, Says C. Bruno
& Son Official
The brisk stimulus in the demand for fretted
instruments that the entire trade has felt dur-
ing the hot weather has had a decided influence
on the demand for tenor banjos, according to
Fred Kling, advertising manager of C. Bruno
& Son, Inc., wholesalers of musical merchandise,
353 Fourth avenue, New York. This house
features two lines of banjo outfits, the "Glee
Club" and the "Magic Wonder" lines, and the
demand for both numbers has been truly phe-
nomenal, Mr. Kling reports.
"The answer for the unusual popularity of
these two tenor banjo outfits lies in one word,"
Mr. Kling declared to a representative of The
Review last week, in discussing the subject,
"and that word is value. To my mind either
of these two banjo outfits represents as fine a
value as ever has been placed on the market
in any instrument and I guess that most o£ the
dealers seem to be sharing this opinion. It
seems that the instruments have met with great
favor among the general public and dealers have
difficulty keeping them in stock."
Free
From
Acid
A polish so pure you
can use it as a tooth
wash.
Restores original fin*
ish without eating
into the plate with
acids. Removes dirt
and tarnish instantly.
Hoops, Bracket*, Nuts, Pegs, Tailpieces,
Armrests, Resonators, Tuning Forks,
Tambourine Jingles, Hawaiian Steels
Hardware and Trimmings
for Ukulele and Banjo Ukes
Patent Heads for Banjo, Man-
dolin, Guitar and Violin
Retails at 25 cents for a handsome metal box, con*
taining four ounces of polish.
Our dealer proposition is particularly
Liberal discounts.
attractive.
The Holton Agency Franchise becomes more valu-
able each year. Write us about it.
A Dtptndablt Sourct of Supply
National Musical String Co.
43
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Waverly Musical Products Co., Inc.
FRANK HOLTON & CO.
71-73 Tenth St., Long Island City, L. I.
Manufacture™ of Hollon't—America'*
Grrattit
Band InilTumentl
563 CHURCH ST.. ELKHORN, WIS.
GEORGE CLOOS,lnc.
Established 1862
Manufacturer of All Kinds of
FLUTES, PICCOLOS, CLARIONETS. FIFES, DRUM-
STICKS, DRUM-MAJORS' AND LEADERS' BATONS
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
1659 Stephen St., Rirlgewood P. 0., Brooklyn
Buy Strings
-RAO-
of
ALUMINUM WOUND
VIOLIN A
highest
Professional Quality
A SUPERIOR STRING
Rewium, Powerful iw J Tn^ ^ Tone
direct from manufacturer and watch
your string trade grow
W m . U » i » &. Son • Chic«,o
RAO the wonderful aluminum string
• ( P a f d Sept.. 1923)
"JOACHIM" Tested Gut Strings
"JOACHIM" Violin. Viola, 'Cello, wound on
trued and tested Gut
Profitable, Satisfactory, Immediate Service
Send for Complete Catalog No. 233
WM. R. LEWIS & SON
201-207 So. Wabash Ave.
Gold Medal Strings
for musical instruments
Gold-plated Steel and
Wound Strings
g
Be T
Gibson Musical String Co. iJ? J
SEND FOR TRADE PRICE LIST OF
MULLER & KAPLAN
154 East 85th St., N. Y.
Many Music Dealers
Share This Opinion
Boston Violin Case Co.
100 Haverhill St.
Boston
OSCAR SCHMIDT, Inc.
Write for
Prices
La S c a l a
87-101 FERRY ST., JERSEY CITY, » N. • J. •
STELLA
(llANJOS
OlITARS
ZITHERS
"I BANJO-MANDOLINS
I'KI'LKLRS
ACCORDIONS SIPPLIRS
Oldest and Largest Plant of Its Kind in America
A
for
Violin, Viola,
'Cello and Bass
Chicago
WE HONESTLY BELIEVE
THAT BOSTON MUSICAL
INSTRUMENT CASES ARE
THE FINEST CASES MADE
N»
VIOLINS
S O V E R E I G N I TENOR BANJO MAND. HAWAIIAN (illTAKS HARMONICAS CASKS, ET
The STELLA and SOVEREIGN Brandt have become National Nece$*itiet
FOR YKARS, THK PRINCIPAL SOURCE OF SMALL STIUNIi INSTRTMKNTS IN AMERICA
THE HKST FOR THE MONEY
ALWAYS KEEP OIK PRIC« LIST UEFORK YOU
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