Music Trade Review

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The Music Trade Review
NOVEMBER 5, 1927
Brunswick Welcomes
a Great Music House
From Sherman, Clay & Co.'s 2-Page Announcement
in West Coast Newspapers:
"Spectacular developments in the reproduction of recorded and
broadcast music by The Brunswick-Balke-Gollender Co., develop-
ments that have been weighed and tested, have convinced us that the
inclusion of the new 1928 series of Brunswick Panatropes and Pana-
tropes with Radiola will greatly enhance our service to the public."
Sherman,
&Co
Everything Cjftine in
HERMAN, CLAY & CO., a chain of vatism and idealism that have few parallels
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forty retail stores throughout northern in business, after searching investigation and
California, Oregon and Washington, is one careful decision has now added to its line
of the largest music houses in the country.
The position of this firm in the music
field is indicated by the fact that one in sixty
of all the pianos manufactured in the United
States reaches the public through this single
far-western outlet.
That this firm, animated by a conser-
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.. Chicago
the Brunswick Panatrope and Brunswick
Electrical Records, is highly significant.
It can mean only one thing: That the
Brunswick Panatrope and Brunswick Elec-
trical Records by their merit have won this
music house as they have won the trade and
the great American public everywhere.
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