Music Trade Review
Issue: 1927 Vol. 84 N. 13 - Page 38
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The Music Trade Review
38
How W. J. Dyer 6? Bro., York Dealers
Tied Up With Local York Band Concert
Attractive Window Display of York Band Instruments Featured in Conjunction
With Public Concert of the Brown & Bigelow Institutional Band
CT. PAUL, MINN., March 21.—Brown &
Bigelow, one of the country's largest pro-
ducers of highest quality specialty advertising,
have a wonderful industrial band that ranks
as the finest factory band in the Northwest
and one of the finest factory bands in the coun-
try. This band is under the very capable
direction of John G. Gerken, who is also per-
window, showing a complete line of York in-
struments, made by the York Band Instrument
Co., of Grand Rapids, Mich., in all of Un-
popular finishes. Interest was added to the
display by showing pictures of the band, poster
announcements, and a striking, large photo of
Director Gerken in the center of the window.
A:", the free concert was a matter of con-idcr-
MARCH 26, 1927
the new wholesale musical instrument and ac-
cessories department recently established by the
company. Mr. Doser is a man of wide experi-
ence and his efforts will be supported by a com-
plete stock of representative instruments and
parts.
Ditson Handles L. & H.
Line in New England
Oliver Ditson Co., of Boston, to Distribute Full
Lyon & Healy Line in That Territory
Lyon & Healy, Chicago, has appointed the
Oliver Ditson Co., of Boston, as New England
distributor for all Lyon & Healy instruments,
including the Washburn line. Lyon & Hrjaly
have been a strong factor in the musical life of
Chicago since its founding back in 1864, while
the hou>e of Oliver Ditson, founded in 1783,
lias been equally as strong in the East. This
arrangement brings into closer relation two of
I he oldest houses in the country. As New Eng-
land distributors for Lyon & Healy products,
the Ditson Co. will carry a complete stock of
instruments, assuring the New England trade
adequate service.
Takes Over Band
Department in Moline
York Display of W. J. Dyer & Bro.
sonnel director for the Brown & Bigelow able public interest, the display of York
institution. The band gives a free concert each instruments registered a tremendous impression
year in the mammoth St. Paul Municipal Audi- on window shoppers of St. Paul.
torium.
On the occasion of their concert this year
W. J. Dyer & Brn. dressed up a special York
1 >ETROIT, MICH., March 21.—Yahr-Lange, Inc.,
las appointed Charles T. Doser as manager of
New Yahr-Lange Manager
MOUNK, I I I , March 21.—Edward Petit, who for
the past four years or more has had charge of
the band instrument department of the J. H. C
Petersen's Sons Co., this city, has taken over
the department and moved it from the Peter-
sen store to the Jenkins Radio Store at 104
East Second street. Mr. Petit will represent
the Chicago Musical Instrument Co., and handle
Bacon banjos, Martin band instruments and
other well-known lines.
Bedford Music Go. Chartered
Incorporation papers have been issued to the
P>cdford Music House, Bedford, O., which has
a capital stock of $15,000. The incorporators are
T. P. Reitinger, Earl W. Aurelius, Clyde L.
Mettel, Richard S. Horan and H. W. Work-
Satisfactory Results
FROM ANY INSTRUMENT CAN BE
OBTAINED BY USING ONLY
Best Quality Strings
Note—-Wound Silk or Compound Seconds and
Thirds should always be used on a Ukulele
O1DES7 AND L4JKST HOUSE INTMTBAM
TRUEgOLO
AND
KLEERTONE
Dependable
STRINGS
MUSICAL M
WHOLESALE
ONLY
CATALOG ON
APPLICATION
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
Meet All Demands
ESXAtLgHCD iaS«
CBruno
tr&on inc.
STANDARD MUSICAL STRING C O .
SSI' 35B FOURTH AVE - N.Y. C
VICTOR
TALKING
MACHINES
BRUNO AffiJ/rc SECURITY
122 Cypress Ave., cor. 131th St., New York
DURRO
Musical Merchandise Feature Section Once-a-Month
VIOLINS
BOWS
STRINGS
Appears in the Second Issue of the Month
AND
STEWART
Live Merchandising Articles
Retail Selling Ideas
New Profit Makers
BANJOS
MANDOLINS
GUITARS
Largest Wholesale
Musical Merchandise
House in America
Get the habit. Read regularly the Monthly
Musical Merchandise Section of The Review
Buegeleisen & Jacobson
S'7-9 Union Square
Pictorial News
Page of Trade Humor
News of the Dealers
YORK
Watch for the Next Issue!
The Music Trade Review
38
How W. J. Dyer 6? Bro., York Dealers
Tied Up With Local York Band Concert
Attractive Window Display of York Band Instruments Featured in Conjunction
With Public Concert of the Brown & Bigelow Institutional Band
CT. PAUL, MINN., March 21.—Brown &
Bigelow, one of the country's largest pro-
ducers of highest quality specialty advertising,
have a wonderful industrial band that ranks
as the finest factory band in the Northwest
and one of the finest factory bands in the coun-
try. This band is under the very capable
direction of John G. Gerken, who is also per-
window, showing a complete line of York in-
struments, made by the York Band Instrument
Co., of Grand Rapids, Mich., in all of Un-
popular finishes. Interest was added to the
display by showing pictures of the band, poster
announcements, and a striking, large photo of
Director Gerken in the center of the window.
A:", the free concert was a matter of con-idcr-
MARCH 26, 1927
the new wholesale musical instrument and ac-
cessories department recently established by the
company. Mr. Doser is a man of wide experi-
ence and his efforts will be supported by a com-
plete stock of representative instruments and
parts.
Ditson Handles L. & H.
Line in New England
Oliver Ditson Co., of Boston, to Distribute Full
Lyon & Healy Line in That Territory
Lyon & Healy, Chicago, has appointed the
Oliver Ditson Co., of Boston, as New England
distributor for all Lyon & Healy instruments,
including the Washburn line. Lyon & Hrjaly
have been a strong factor in the musical life of
Chicago since its founding back in 1864, while
the hou>e of Oliver Ditson, founded in 1783,
lias been equally as strong in the East. This
arrangement brings into closer relation two of
I he oldest houses in the country. As New Eng-
land distributors for Lyon & Healy products,
the Ditson Co. will carry a complete stock of
instruments, assuring the New England trade
adequate service.
Takes Over Band
Department in Moline
York Display of W. J. Dyer & Bro.
sonnel director for the Brown & Bigelow able public interest, the display of York
institution. The band gives a free concert each instruments registered a tremendous impression
year in the mammoth St. Paul Municipal Audi- on window shoppers of St. Paul.
torium.
On the occasion of their concert this year
W. J. Dyer & Brn. dressed up a special York
1 >ETROIT, MICH., March 21.—Yahr-Lange, Inc.,
las appointed Charles T. Doser as manager of
New Yahr-Lange Manager
MOUNK, I I I , March 21.—Edward Petit, who for
the past four years or more has had charge of
the band instrument department of the J. H. C
Petersen's Sons Co., this city, has taken over
the department and moved it from the Peter-
sen store to the Jenkins Radio Store at 104
East Second street. Mr. Petit will represent
the Chicago Musical Instrument Co., and handle
Bacon banjos, Martin band instruments and
other well-known lines.
Bedford Music Go. Chartered
Incorporation papers have been issued to the
P>cdford Music House, Bedford, O., which has
a capital stock of $15,000. The incorporators are
T. P. Reitinger, Earl W. Aurelius, Clyde L.
Mettel, Richard S. Horan and H. W. Work-
Satisfactory Results
FROM ANY INSTRUMENT CAN BE
OBTAINED BY USING ONLY
Best Quality Strings
Note—-Wound Silk or Compound Seconds and
Thirds should always be used on a Ukulele
O1DES7 AND L4JKST HOUSE INTMTBAM
TRUEgOLO
AND
KLEERTONE
Dependable
STRINGS
MUSICAL M
WHOLESALE
ONLY
CATALOG ON
APPLICATION
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
Meet All Demands
ESXAtLgHCD iaS«
CBruno
tr&on inc.
STANDARD MUSICAL STRING C O .
SSI' 35B FOURTH AVE - N.Y. C
VICTOR
TALKING
MACHINES
BRUNO AffiJ/rc SECURITY
122 Cypress Ave., cor. 131th St., New York
DURRO
Musical Merchandise Feature Section Once-a-Month
VIOLINS
BOWS
STRINGS
Appears in the Second Issue of the Month
AND
STEWART
Live Merchandising Articles
Retail Selling Ideas
New Profit Makers
BANJOS
MANDOLINS
GUITARS
Largest Wholesale
Musical Merchandise
House in America
Get the habit. Read regularly the Monthly
Musical Merchandise Section of The Review
Buegeleisen & Jacobson
S'7-9 Union Square
Pictorial News
Page of Trade Humor
News of the Dealers
YORK
Watch for the Next Issue!
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