Music Trade Review
Issue: 1928 Vol. 87 N. 26 - Page 6
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The Music Trade Review
New Decorative Art for Piano Back
Is Featured in Lyon & Healy Display
DECEMBER 29, 1928
Dan A. Packard Now Heads
Colorado Radio Association
DENVER, COLO., December 26.—Dan A. Packard,
Knight-Campbell Music Co., at the annual
meeting of the Colorado Radio Trades Asso-
ciation held last week, was elected president of
the organization and also a member of the
board of directors. Mr. Packard has been ac-
tive in the organization fur some time, and it
is felt that he will carry on the good work
from where the retiring president, Orval Peter-
son, of the Columbia Stores Co., leaves off. A
board of directors was also chosen at the meet-
ing, which is made up as follows: Dan A.
Packard, Freeman Talbot, representing the
broadcasters; Orvan Peterson, A. B. Preble,
Harry Blinn, Oscar Frazier, C. M. Pearson and
K. K. Thompson. The recently formed Pueblo
Radio Dealers' Association of Pueblo, Colo.,
was admitted to membership in the State organ-
ization.
New Black Grow Record
This Effective Plate Glass Display Shows the New Kohler & Campbell Decorative Piano Back
^ \ N E of the attractive windows in the Lyon backs have proven very popular. They a.-e
^ ^ & Healy store during the holiday period sold at the moderate price of $20 with screw-
featured the new Kohler & Campbell decorative and rosettes and can be attached to the piano
piano back and the company's new Marie An- in a very few minutes. They prove specially
toinette period model piano. These decorative desirable where the piano must be so placed in
the room where the back is visible.
Occupies New Quarters
The E. E. Polley & Co.'s musical instrument
store in Loveland, Colo., is now located in its
new home at 414 Cleveland avenue in the new
First National Bank building. The Loveland
store, which is a branch of the main store in
Fort Collins, Colo., is under the management
of Charles Hauge.
Opens Store in Pasadena
Dr. C. F. Eklund, well known as music
teacher and band leader, has opened a music
store at 123 West White Oak street, Pasadena,
Cal., handling a full line of pianos, phonographs,
radios and band and orchestra instruments.
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
The Review.
Shortly after the first of the year there will
he issued by the Columbia Phonograph Co. a
new record by Moran and Mack, "The Two
IMack Crows." The title will be "Two Black
(rows In Hades," and it is reported that the
record promises to be one of the most amusing
since parts one and two were issued.
New Edison Distributor
for Southern California
Thomas A. Edison, Inc., announces that, ef-
fective January 1, 1929, the H. R. Curtiss Co.,
727 Venice boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal., will
become "wholesale distributor for Edison radio
products in Southern California and Arizona.
JL he new Europe
offers you
NEW PROFITS
Come to the Leipzig Trade Fair in March.
The latest products of 22 different countries
at your finger tips. See over 200 exhibits of
musical instruments
WICE a year 10,000 exhibitors show their
newest and most salable merchandise at the
Leipzig (Germany) Trade Fair, the world's
greatest buying and selling center.
T
At the spring Fair last year 18 5,000 buyers from
44 countries attended. Over five hundred mil-
lion dollars' worth of goods changed hands. Over
2,000 American buyers found profit and pleasure.
No matter what your line of business is, you
will find it well represented. For Leipzig offers
you everything . . . from lavallieres to locomo-
tives . . . from toys to trip-hammers . . . from
dusters to dye-stuffs . . . everything.
Plan this very minute to attend the General Sam-
ple Fair from March 3 to 9. Send the coupon
below and let us tell you about special offerings
in your particular field about concessions in
travel rates, and generous, helpful, free service.
Write us immediately, for the time is getting
short. Send the coupon today.
r JLKIPZKJ TRADE FAIR,
l>ept. M-l,
11 West 42d Street, N. Y. V.
LEIPZIG
Gentlemen: I'lease send me a copy of the book-
let "A Save-Money Trip to the Make-Money
Fair" which contains complete information re-
garding profit possibilities, special travel rates
anil vonr tree service.
TRADE FAIR
Name
Address .
For 700 years—the market place of Europe
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Husiness
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The Music Trade Review
New Decorative Art for Piano Back
Is Featured in Lyon & Healy Display
DECEMBER 29, 1928
Dan A. Packard Now Heads
Colorado Radio Association
DENVER, COLO., December 26.—Dan A. Packard,
Knight-Campbell Music Co., at the annual
meeting of the Colorado Radio Trades Asso-
ciation held last week, was elected president of
the organization and also a member of the
board of directors. Mr. Packard has been ac-
tive in the organization fur some time, and it
is felt that he will carry on the good work
from where the retiring president, Orval Peter-
son, of the Columbia Stores Co., leaves off. A
board of directors was also chosen at the meet-
ing, which is made up as follows: Dan A.
Packard, Freeman Talbot, representing the
broadcasters; Orvan Peterson, A. B. Preble,
Harry Blinn, Oscar Frazier, C. M. Pearson and
K. K. Thompson. The recently formed Pueblo
Radio Dealers' Association of Pueblo, Colo.,
was admitted to membership in the State organ-
ization.
New Black Grow Record
This Effective Plate Glass Display Shows the New Kohler & Campbell Decorative Piano Back
^ \ N E of the attractive windows in the Lyon backs have proven very popular. They a.-e
^ ^ & Healy store during the holiday period sold at the moderate price of $20 with screw-
featured the new Kohler & Campbell decorative and rosettes and can be attached to the piano
piano back and the company's new Marie An- in a very few minutes. They prove specially
toinette period model piano. These decorative desirable where the piano must be so placed in
the room where the back is visible.
Occupies New Quarters
The E. E. Polley & Co.'s musical instrument
store in Loveland, Colo., is now located in its
new home at 414 Cleveland avenue in the new
First National Bank building. The Loveland
store, which is a branch of the main store in
Fort Collins, Colo., is under the management
of Charles Hauge.
Opens Store in Pasadena
Dr. C. F. Eklund, well known as music
teacher and band leader, has opened a music
store at 123 West White Oak street, Pasadena,
Cal., handling a full line of pianos, phonographs,
radios and band and orchestra instruments.
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
The Review.
Shortly after the first of the year there will
he issued by the Columbia Phonograph Co. a
new record by Moran and Mack, "The Two
IMack Crows." The title will be "Two Black
(rows In Hades," and it is reported that the
record promises to be one of the most amusing
since parts one and two were issued.
New Edison Distributor
for Southern California
Thomas A. Edison, Inc., announces that, ef-
fective January 1, 1929, the H. R. Curtiss Co.,
727 Venice boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal., will
become "wholesale distributor for Edison radio
products in Southern California and Arizona.
JL he new Europe
offers you
NEW PROFITS
Come to the Leipzig Trade Fair in March.
The latest products of 22 different countries
at your finger tips. See over 200 exhibits of
musical instruments
WICE a year 10,000 exhibitors show their
newest and most salable merchandise at the
Leipzig (Germany) Trade Fair, the world's
greatest buying and selling center.
T
At the spring Fair last year 18 5,000 buyers from
44 countries attended. Over five hundred mil-
lion dollars' worth of goods changed hands. Over
2,000 American buyers found profit and pleasure.
No matter what your line of business is, you
will find it well represented. For Leipzig offers
you everything . . . from lavallieres to locomo-
tives . . . from toys to trip-hammers . . . from
dusters to dye-stuffs . . . everything.
Plan this very minute to attend the General Sam-
ple Fair from March 3 to 9. Send the coupon
below and let us tell you about special offerings
in your particular field about concessions in
travel rates, and generous, helpful, free service.
Write us immediately, for the time is getting
short. Send the coupon today.
r JLKIPZKJ TRADE FAIR,
l>ept. M-l,
11 West 42d Street, N. Y. V.
LEIPZIG
Gentlemen: I'lease send me a copy of the book-
let "A Save-Money Trip to the Make-Money
Fair" which contains complete information re-
garding profit possibilities, special travel rates
anil vonr tree service.
TRADE FAIR
Name
Address .
For 700 years—the market place of Europe
['"inn . . . .
...
Husiness
L.
.. I
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