Music Trade Review
Issue: 1926 Vol. 83 N. 3 - Page 34
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The Music Trade Review
OLDEST AND UR6BT MOUSE IN THfUMOE
Dependable
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
CHA
WHOLESALE
ONLY
CATALOG ON
APPLICATION
ES3A0USHED
ES3A0USHED
VICTOR
TALKING
MACHINES
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CBruno &Son Inc.
BRUNO Means SECURITY
9SI-S5B FOURTH AVE-N.Y.C
During his early life Mr. Boyer directed some
of the biggest events in music in Elkhart and
South Bend, and later directed grand opera
throughout the United States and the Orient.
E. A. Duker, of Grand Rapids, Takes Charge of He conducted the Conn Conservatory of Music,
which contained in its personnel the world's
Branch of Elkhart Music Store in That City
greatest artists. In New York, he directed that
city's largest and best band and the Le : derkranz
SOUTH BEND, IND., July 12.—E. A. Duker, for
three years manager of the Boyer Music Co. Symphony Orchestra.
Mr. Boyer also has a music store in Elkhart,
in Mishawaka, has accepted a position as man-
ager of the Boyer Music House, Inc., 201 South and is very active in business and musical
Main street, South Bend. Mr. Duker has moved circles throughout the State.
to this city from Grand Rapids, Mich., where
for two years he was manager of the Friedrich
Music House, and with his family lives at 2119
Miami street. He has had twelve years' expe-
rience in the music business.
James F. Boyer, of Elkhart, Ind., proprietor Anna M. and Ray C. Olmstead to Manage the
Merged Interests in California City—Have
of the store, head of the company, is secretary
Had Wide Experience
of C. C. Conn, Ltd., of that city, manufacturer
of the Conn line of band and orchestra instru-
SAN JOSE, CAL., July 12.-—The Conn San Jose
ments. He is credited with a large share in the
Co., local distributors for C. G. Conn, Ltd., Elk-
expansion of the business here.
hart, Ind., formerly located in the Wiley B.
Allen building, has consolidated with the Olm-
stead Band Instrument Co. and has moved to
OLIVER DITSON CQ
larger quarters at Post and First streets.
BOSTON .AtASS
New Manager for Boyer
Music House in South Bend
Band Instrument Houses
Consolidate in San Jose
0
D
Manufacturers
Importers and Jobbers of
Satisfactory Results
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
FROM ANY INSTRUMENT CAN BE
OBTAINED BY USING ONLY
Attractive Specialties
Modern S e r v i c e
Best Quality Strings
NOTE: Wound Silk or Compound Seconds and
Thirds should always be used on a Ukulele.
ESTABLISHED 1834
~~ ITEgOLO
Send your orders to
WM. LEWIS & SON
207 So. Wabash Ave., Chicago
for the best in
Professional Goods for the
Violinist and Specialties of Own
Manufacture
AND
KLEERTONE
MUSICAL
"Joachim" Gut Strings
Kant Krack Cases
44
The Quality Supreme"
GEIB & SCHAEFER CO.
Meet All Demands
STANDARD MUSICAL STRING CO.
104 So. 4th St.
-
-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
WAVERLY PRODUCTS
We make a complete line of accessories
for fretted instruments. Demand Wav-
erly accessories on your instruments.
Waverly Musical Products Co.
71 Tenth St.
Long Island City, N. Y.
SEND FOR TRADE PRICE LIST OF
Manufacturers
for
Violin, Viola,
'Cello and Bass
Musical Instrument Cases
Sold by all Leading Jobbers
1751-9 N. Central Park Av.. Chicago
The new managers, Anna May Olmstead and
Ray C. Olmstead, have recently been Conn
dealers for Mendocino and Lake Counties,
where they earned the reputation of being
among the most successful in the Conn organi-
zation.
Previous to entering the instrument business
Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead had years of experience
in both private and public school work, as well
as in pipe organ and orchestra work for
churches and theatres. The past two years they
have specialized in family and juvenile orches-
tras and their Lake County juveniles, aged six
to ten, playing classical music as well as all
the latest song hits, have been in big demand
throughout the northern part of the State.
While they, will have little time for teaching
here, Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead are now organiz-
ing juvenile orchestras to keep the little folks
busy during the Summer.
Holton-Elkhorn Band
Giving Concert Series
Band Made Up of Employes of Frank Holton
& Co. to Play Each Wednesday Evening Dur-
ing Summer Season
ELKHORN, WIS., July 12.—The annual series of
concerts given by the Holton-Elkhorn band be-
gan last week in Elkhorn Park and will continue
on Wednesday evenings through the Summer.
The band is again conducted by H. J. Charlton,
general manager of Frank Holton & Co., manu-
facturer of Holton band instruments, and prac-
tically the entire membership of the band is
made up of employes of the Holton factory.
These concerts are contributed by the city
and citizens of Elkhorn. Mr. Charlton has pre-
pared an interesting series of programs and he
also arranges for the publishing of the programs
which are distributed at each concert. The
program notes which he has written are both
interesting and educational and add much to
the value of the concerts.
More Musical Burglars
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, July 12.—Burglars stole
three banjos and a portable phonograph from
the store of the Consolidated Music Co. here
last week. They forced a rear door of the store
and failed in an attempt to blow the safe,
after which they made away with the instru-
ments. Two of the banjos were recovered.
Kordick on Visit to Alaska
CHICAGO, III., July 10.—Frank Kordick, presi-
dent of the Regal Musical Instrument Co., Chi-
cago, manufacturer of stringed instruments, will
leave next week for Alasaka accompanied by
Mrs. Kordick on an extended vacation. In addi-
tion to visiting important points in Alaska, pic-
turesque spots in northern Canada will also be
taken in.
STRINGS
" Shoulder Pads
"RAO" Aluminum Strings
Complete line SILVER, COPPER, ALUMINUM
WOUND STRINGS.
Ask for new 1926 Catalog No. 26
JULY 17, 1926
MULLER & KAPLAN
154 East 85th St.. N. Y
SCHUlZfMOEMG
I INCORPORATED
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS
EXCLUiM
Unusual
Service
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
207 South Wabash Av.
CHICAGO
34
The Music Trade Review
OLDEST AND UR6BT MOUSE IN THfUMOE
Dependable
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
CHA
WHOLESALE
ONLY
CATALOG ON
APPLICATION
ES3A0USHED
ES3A0USHED
VICTOR
TALKING
MACHINES
|«34
CBruno &Son Inc.
BRUNO Means SECURITY
9SI-S5B FOURTH AVE-N.Y.C
During his early life Mr. Boyer directed some
of the biggest events in music in Elkhart and
South Bend, and later directed grand opera
throughout the United States and the Orient.
E. A. Duker, of Grand Rapids, Takes Charge of He conducted the Conn Conservatory of Music,
which contained in its personnel the world's
Branch of Elkhart Music Store in That City
greatest artists. In New York, he directed that
city's largest and best band and the Le : derkranz
SOUTH BEND, IND., July 12.—E. A. Duker, for
three years manager of the Boyer Music Co. Symphony Orchestra.
Mr. Boyer also has a music store in Elkhart,
in Mishawaka, has accepted a position as man-
ager of the Boyer Music House, Inc., 201 South and is very active in business and musical
Main street, South Bend. Mr. Duker has moved circles throughout the State.
to this city from Grand Rapids, Mich., where
for two years he was manager of the Friedrich
Music House, and with his family lives at 2119
Miami street. He has had twelve years' expe-
rience in the music business.
James F. Boyer, of Elkhart, Ind., proprietor Anna M. and Ray C. Olmstead to Manage the
Merged Interests in California City—Have
of the store, head of the company, is secretary
Had Wide Experience
of C. C. Conn, Ltd., of that city, manufacturer
of the Conn line of band and orchestra instru-
SAN JOSE, CAL., July 12.-—The Conn San Jose
ments. He is credited with a large share in the
Co., local distributors for C. G. Conn, Ltd., Elk-
expansion of the business here.
hart, Ind., formerly located in the Wiley B.
Allen building, has consolidated with the Olm-
stead Band Instrument Co. and has moved to
OLIVER DITSON CQ
larger quarters at Post and First streets.
BOSTON .AtASS
New Manager for Boyer
Music House in South Bend
Band Instrument Houses
Consolidate in San Jose
0
D
Manufacturers
Importers and Jobbers of
Satisfactory Results
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
FROM ANY INSTRUMENT CAN BE
OBTAINED BY USING ONLY
Attractive Specialties
Modern S e r v i c e
Best Quality Strings
NOTE: Wound Silk or Compound Seconds and
Thirds should always be used on a Ukulele.
ESTABLISHED 1834
~~ ITEgOLO
Send your orders to
WM. LEWIS & SON
207 So. Wabash Ave., Chicago
for the best in
Professional Goods for the
Violinist and Specialties of Own
Manufacture
AND
KLEERTONE
MUSICAL
"Joachim" Gut Strings
Kant Krack Cases
44
The Quality Supreme"
GEIB & SCHAEFER CO.
Meet All Demands
STANDARD MUSICAL STRING CO.
104 So. 4th St.
-
-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
WAVERLY PRODUCTS
We make a complete line of accessories
for fretted instruments. Demand Wav-
erly accessories on your instruments.
Waverly Musical Products Co.
71 Tenth St.
Long Island City, N. Y.
SEND FOR TRADE PRICE LIST OF
Manufacturers
for
Violin, Viola,
'Cello and Bass
Musical Instrument Cases
Sold by all Leading Jobbers
1751-9 N. Central Park Av.. Chicago
The new managers, Anna May Olmstead and
Ray C. Olmstead, have recently been Conn
dealers for Mendocino and Lake Counties,
where they earned the reputation of being
among the most successful in the Conn organi-
zation.
Previous to entering the instrument business
Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead had years of experience
in both private and public school work, as well
as in pipe organ and orchestra work for
churches and theatres. The past two years they
have specialized in family and juvenile orches-
tras and their Lake County juveniles, aged six
to ten, playing classical music as well as all
the latest song hits, have been in big demand
throughout the northern part of the State.
While they, will have little time for teaching
here, Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead are now organiz-
ing juvenile orchestras to keep the little folks
busy during the Summer.
Holton-Elkhorn Band
Giving Concert Series
Band Made Up of Employes of Frank Holton
& Co. to Play Each Wednesday Evening Dur-
ing Summer Season
ELKHORN, WIS., July 12.—The annual series of
concerts given by the Holton-Elkhorn band be-
gan last week in Elkhorn Park and will continue
on Wednesday evenings through the Summer.
The band is again conducted by H. J. Charlton,
general manager of Frank Holton & Co., manu-
facturer of Holton band instruments, and prac-
tically the entire membership of the band is
made up of employes of the Holton factory.
These concerts are contributed by the city
and citizens of Elkhorn. Mr. Charlton has pre-
pared an interesting series of programs and he
also arranges for the publishing of the programs
which are distributed at each concert. The
program notes which he has written are both
interesting and educational and add much to
the value of the concerts.
More Musical Burglars
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, July 12.—Burglars stole
three banjos and a portable phonograph from
the store of the Consolidated Music Co. here
last week. They forced a rear door of the store
and failed in an attempt to blow the safe,
after which they made away with the instru-
ments. Two of the banjos were recovered.
Kordick on Visit to Alaska
CHICAGO, III., July 10.—Frank Kordick, presi-
dent of the Regal Musical Instrument Co., Chi-
cago, manufacturer of stringed instruments, will
leave next week for Alasaka accompanied by
Mrs. Kordick on an extended vacation. In addi-
tion to visiting important points in Alaska, pic-
turesque spots in northern Canada will also be
taken in.
STRINGS
" Shoulder Pads
"RAO" Aluminum Strings
Complete line SILVER, COPPER, ALUMINUM
WOUND STRINGS.
Ask for new 1926 Catalog No. 26
JULY 17, 1926
MULLER & KAPLAN
154 East 85th St.. N. Y
SCHUlZfMOEMG
I INCORPORATED
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS
EXCLUiM
Unusual
Service
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
207 South Wabash Av.
CHICAGO
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