Music Trade Review
Issue: 1925 Vol. 81 N. 7 - Page 30
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
LYNBROOK NU-ART BANJOS
(Registered United States Patent Otlice)
The Most Marvelous Toned Banjos on the Market
AUGUST
15,
192S
Loeser Finds Small
Goods Display Profitable
Well-known Brooklyn Department Store Finds
Immediate Results With Fine Display of
Musical Merchandise
One of the most attractive window displays
featuring small goods to be shown recently in
Greater New York was put on a few weeks ago
Street
by the music department of Frederick Loeser
N. Y.
Established 1865
& Co. in their large window on Fulton street,
Brooklyn. Every variety of musical merchan-
dise, including Martin wind instruments, Lyon
& Healy harps, ukuleles, accordeons, drums
and even accessories was shown in the window,
Demand Wider Recognition
Lifton Koverite Gases at
being grouped about a central figure of a
for Music in Schools
Los Angeles Convention woman seated at a large Lyon & Healy harp.
(Continued from page 29)
The display was planned by Clarence S.
Geo. J. Birkel Co. Makes a Particularly Attrac- Hammond, manager of the music department of
tive Window Display of Those Cases During Loeser's, in conjunction with William A. Rider,
the musical organizations as extra curriculat
activities, thus placing a bar between them and
Recent Meeting
manager of the small goods section, and was
the academic studies—a condition not favorable
executed by Frank R. Stevens, of the window
for high attainment in educational values. We
Los ANGELES, CAL., August 10.—One of the in- dressing department. Much public attention
find teachers and students constantly regard- teresting sights during the recent convention of was centered on the window during the week
ing the glee clubs, bands and orchestras, not as the Western music trades here was the Birkel of the display, and an unusual number of small
a subject, but as an outside activity comparable window display which featured the new Lifton goods sales, which incidentally are always on
to the athletic term. If academic grades are Koverite case for musical instruments. Morris a cash basis in Loeser's, were reflected in the
high, then there is no harm in giving a small Lifton, head of the Lifton Mfg. Co., manufac- department on the fourth floor. It was re-
amount of time to such an activity, but it is turer of the Koverite and other cases for musi- ported that during the noon-hour on several
always to be considered as secondary.
cal instruments, New York, was here for the days the crowds attracted to the display win-
"At present certain of our schools have ex- convention and brought along his new auto- dow were so great that the sidewalk traffic
cellent bands and orchestras. If you look into matically operating display stand which adver- was completely blocked.
the reason for this you will find two causes. tises Koverite cases in a novel and effective
First, the teachers in charge are competent manner.
George J. Guldan Resigns
performers and teachers of instrumental music,
The Geo. J. Birkel Co. is a big distributor of
and, second, because these schools have a good Lifton products and it placed the stand in the
COLUMBUS, O., August 10.—George J. Guldan,
supply of the unusual instruments. These in- center of their special convention window dis-
struments are not the ones most parents like play. It attracted a great deal of attention, for designer of the Jackson-Guldan violin, has sev-
to buy. If it is thoroughly understood that it extolled the merits and features of the Kov- ered his connection with the Jackson-Guldan
one good instrumental teacher and $3,500 worth erite products as it snapped the colored cards Co., this city. Mr. Guldan is not yet ready to
of instruments would produce a type of bands on and off in the view of the spectators before announce his plans for the future but states that
and orchestras in the city schools that we never the window.
he will take a vacation before settling down to
before had, I believe we would have no trouble
While the Koverite display held the center work again.
in starting such a program."
of the stage the huge Birkel window gave gen-
erous space to the other nationally advertised
Another Woman Manager
products that the store handles. In the rear
Equipped with Buescher
was a huge purple velvet drop advertising Conn
HENDERSON, KY., August 10.—To the ranks of
instruments, and there were posters arvd photos women music store managers is to be added the
DENVER, COL., August 1.—The Denver Colored
Y. M. C. A. band, which was recently organ- featuring the various artists using Conn band name of Miss Eloise Ross, who has been placed
ized, is now equipped with Buescher band in- instruments and Paramount banjos. One big in full charge of the music store of R. I. Brock-
struments through a sale made by Chas. A. poster advertised Art Hickman's orchestra, ett, this city.
Bohon, manager of the musical merchandise which played at the convention, as a user of
department of the Knight-Campbell Music Co., both Conn instruments and Paramount banjos.
VIOLINS
agent for the Buescher Band Instrument Co.,
BOWS
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
STRINGS
Elkhart, Ind. This band numbers forty-five
pieces, so it was a substantial sale for the local The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
AND
free of charge for men who desire positions.
merchant.
DRUMS, TAMBOURINES, CYMBALS, UKULELE-BANJOS
40 Meirose
ALBERT HOUDLETT & SONS, I n c .
Brooklyn,
DURRO
-
VEGA
Black Diamond
Strings
BANJOS
THE WORLD'S BEST
String and
Band Instruments
National Musical String Co.
The Vega Company
GEORGE! CLOOS,lnc.
155 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass.
V
I°A A%
1 1 1 1 1 L
1 1 1 1 1 /O
•*• V
V '
PROFIT
New Brunswick, N. J.
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.. Ririgewood P. 0.. Brooklyn
D
GOLD BAND REED c K
The best Reed Outfit on the market. Contains: 2 doz. Bb CUr.. 1 doz. Eb Clar..
1 doz. Sop. Sax.. S doz. Alto Sai., 2 doi. C Mel. Sax.. 2 doz. Bb Tenor. 1 doz.
Barl. All packed individually in envelopes. 1 doz. In a box, scientifically cured.
$ 1 ^
X f
. 5 0
CARL FISCHER, Inc., SgSBS New York
STEWART
BANJOS
MANDOLINS
GUITARS
Largest Wholesale
Musical Merchandise
House in America
Buegeleisen & Jacobson
5-7-9 Union Square
NEW YORK
BACON
BANJOS
Played by Leading
Musicians and Orchestras
Sold by Representative
Music Merchants
BACON BANJO CO., Inc.
GROTON, CONN.
30
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
LYNBROOK NU-ART BANJOS
(Registered United States Patent Otlice)
The Most Marvelous Toned Banjos on the Market
AUGUST
15,
192S
Loeser Finds Small
Goods Display Profitable
Well-known Brooklyn Department Store Finds
Immediate Results With Fine Display of
Musical Merchandise
One of the most attractive window displays
featuring small goods to be shown recently in
Greater New York was put on a few weeks ago
Street
by the music department of Frederick Loeser
N. Y.
Established 1865
& Co. in their large window on Fulton street,
Brooklyn. Every variety of musical merchan-
dise, including Martin wind instruments, Lyon
& Healy harps, ukuleles, accordeons, drums
and even accessories was shown in the window,
Demand Wider Recognition
Lifton Koverite Gases at
being grouped about a central figure of a
for Music in Schools
Los Angeles Convention woman seated at a large Lyon & Healy harp.
(Continued from page 29)
The display was planned by Clarence S.
Geo. J. Birkel Co. Makes a Particularly Attrac- Hammond, manager of the music department of
tive Window Display of Those Cases During Loeser's, in conjunction with William A. Rider,
the musical organizations as extra curriculat
activities, thus placing a bar between them and
Recent Meeting
manager of the small goods section, and was
the academic studies—a condition not favorable
executed by Frank R. Stevens, of the window
for high attainment in educational values. We
Los ANGELES, CAL., August 10.—One of the in- dressing department. Much public attention
find teachers and students constantly regard- teresting sights during the recent convention of was centered on the window during the week
ing the glee clubs, bands and orchestras, not as the Western music trades here was the Birkel of the display, and an unusual number of small
a subject, but as an outside activity comparable window display which featured the new Lifton goods sales, which incidentally are always on
to the athletic term. If academic grades are Koverite case for musical instruments. Morris a cash basis in Loeser's, were reflected in the
high, then there is no harm in giving a small Lifton, head of the Lifton Mfg. Co., manufac- department on the fourth floor. It was re-
amount of time to such an activity, but it is turer of the Koverite and other cases for musi- ported that during the noon-hour on several
always to be considered as secondary.
cal instruments, New York, was here for the days the crowds attracted to the display win-
"At present certain of our schools have ex- convention and brought along his new auto- dow were so great that the sidewalk traffic
cellent bands and orchestras. If you look into matically operating display stand which adver- was completely blocked.
the reason for this you will find two causes. tises Koverite cases in a novel and effective
First, the teachers in charge are competent manner.
George J. Guldan Resigns
performers and teachers of instrumental music,
The Geo. J. Birkel Co. is a big distributor of
and, second, because these schools have a good Lifton products and it placed the stand in the
COLUMBUS, O., August 10.—George J. Guldan,
supply of the unusual instruments. These in- center of their special convention window dis-
struments are not the ones most parents like play. It attracted a great deal of attention, for designer of the Jackson-Guldan violin, has sev-
to buy. If it is thoroughly understood that it extolled the merits and features of the Kov- ered his connection with the Jackson-Guldan
one good instrumental teacher and $3,500 worth erite products as it snapped the colored cards Co., this city. Mr. Guldan is not yet ready to
of instruments would produce a type of bands on and off in the view of the spectators before announce his plans for the future but states that
and orchestras in the city schools that we never the window.
he will take a vacation before settling down to
before had, I believe we would have no trouble
While the Koverite display held the center work again.
in starting such a program."
of the stage the huge Birkel window gave gen-
erous space to the other nationally advertised
Another Woman Manager
products that the store handles. In the rear
Equipped with Buescher
was a huge purple velvet drop advertising Conn
HENDERSON, KY., August 10.—To the ranks of
instruments, and there were posters arvd photos women music store managers is to be added the
DENVER, COL., August 1.—The Denver Colored
Y. M. C. A. band, which was recently organ- featuring the various artists using Conn band name of Miss Eloise Ross, who has been placed
ized, is now equipped with Buescher band in- instruments and Paramount banjos. One big in full charge of the music store of R. I. Brock-
struments through a sale made by Chas. A. poster advertised Art Hickman's orchestra, ett, this city.
Bohon, manager of the musical merchandise which played at the convention, as a user of
department of the Knight-Campbell Music Co., both Conn instruments and Paramount banjos.
VIOLINS
agent for the Buescher Band Instrument Co.,
BOWS
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
STRINGS
Elkhart, Ind. This band numbers forty-five
pieces, so it was a substantial sale for the local The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
AND
free of charge for men who desire positions.
merchant.
DRUMS, TAMBOURINES, CYMBALS, UKULELE-BANJOS
40 Meirose
ALBERT HOUDLETT & SONS, I n c .
Brooklyn,
DURRO
-
VEGA
Black Diamond
Strings
BANJOS
THE WORLD'S BEST
String and
Band Instruments
National Musical String Co.
The Vega Company
GEORGE! CLOOS,lnc.
155 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass.
V
I°A A%
1 1 1 1 1 L
1 1 1 1 1 /O
•*• V
V '
PROFIT
New Brunswick, N. J.
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.. Ririgewood P. 0.. Brooklyn
D
GOLD BAND REED c K
The best Reed Outfit on the market. Contains: 2 doz. Bb CUr.. 1 doz. Eb Clar..
1 doz. Sop. Sax.. S doz. Alto Sai., 2 doi. C Mel. Sax.. 2 doz. Bb Tenor. 1 doz.
Barl. All packed individually in envelopes. 1 doz. In a box, scientifically cured.
$ 1 ^
X f
. 5 0
CARL FISCHER, Inc., SgSBS New York
STEWART
BANJOS
MANDOLINS
GUITARS
Largest Wholesale
Musical Merchandise
House in America
Buegeleisen & Jacobson
5-7-9 Union Square
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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