Music Trade Review
Issue: 1929 Vol. 88 N. 10 - Page 64
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Musical Merchandise Section of The Music Trade Review
Organizes Moose Band
BAMUCRTON, O., March 4.—'Formation of a
Moose lodge band has been completed, accord-
ing to C. C. Conrad, secretary.
THE
BANJO
MAN
Specialized
Musical
Instrument
Service and
Repair Work
816 Kimball Hall, Dept. R
CHICAGO
According to a recent ballot taken by the
members of the National Association of Musi-
cal Instrument and Accessories Manufacturers
sentiment has again favored the Greenbriar
Hotel at White Sulphur Springs for the meet-
ing to be held on March 22 and 23. An official
notice has just been sent out advising the mem-
bers to make their reservations direct with the
hotel. A large attendance from the East and
West is expected.
Death of Ghas. D. Rigg
"Quality Supreme" Ready Stretched Banjo
Heads for all Standard Makes of Banjos.
Strings, picks, novelty music pins and all
accessories.
Write
MILTON G. WOLF
Greenbriar Hotel Again
Selected for Convention
ALTOONA, PA., March 4.—Charles D. Rigg, of
the firm of Russell & Rigg, musical supply
dealers, died at his home here on March 2 after
a short illness, aged forty-six years. For nine-
teen years he was associated with William H.
Russell in this city, and for years he was a
conductor of theatre orchestras, and was the
organizer of Rigg's Blairmont orchestra. His
widow, a son and daughter survive.
F. J. Bacon in New Orleans
NEW OKLEANS, LA., March 2.—Frederick J.
Bacon, president of the Bacon Banjo Co., vis-
ited New Orleans last week making a tour of
all the high schools here giving concerts on his
Bacon banjo. While in the city Mr. Bacon re-
marked that New Orleans was one of the great-
est music-loving cities he knew of and saw no
reason why it should not have a very bright
iuture in th« music trade.
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
free of charge for men who desire positions.
BAND
INSTRUMENTS
REBUILT
REPAIRING and PLATING
LYNBROOK NU-ART BANJOS
(Registered United States Patent Office)
The Most Marvelous Toned Banjos on the Market
MANUFACTURERS OF TlIE CELEBRATED NU-WAY BANJOS,
A LSO DRUMS,
TAMBOURINES, CYMBALS, UKULELE BANJOS
ALBERT HOUDLETT & SONS, Inc.
Established
In "The Concert Master"
you have a sensational new
sales'builder
"// is a great joy to me as an
American, to find out that we
can make in this country better
strings
than the best
made
abroad. They are of fine tonal
quality, absolutely pure in fifths,
and delightfully smooth to the
touch."—OTTO
MEYER (Repre-
senting Prof. O. Sevcik in the
United States, Philadelphia, Pa.)
T H E stage is set for the dealer.
This string will prove a sales-
magnet that will attract the vio-
lin talent in your neighborhood to
your store. A powerful advertis-
ing campaign—in leading musical
publications—is sowing the seeds
of customer-interest. Musicians
will be eager to try "The Con-
cert Master."
Here is a new Armour product
that upsets tradition—an Ameri-
can violin string which experts
have acclaimed as the finest which
the world has ever produced. Dis-
tinguished musicians, among them
Fritz Kreisler, have chosen "The
Concert Master" as the perfect
40 Melrose Street
Brooklyn,
N. Y.
medium for their concert per-
formances.
Translated in terms of dealer-
dollars, "The Concert Master"
means new customers, assured re-
peat orders and a faster turnover.
The containers for "The Con-
cert Master" are attractively fin-
ished for display purposes, and
keep the strings in perfect condi-
tion. Order your stock now—
so that your customers can get
"The Concert Master" at your
store. Armour and Company,
Chicago, 111.
the
Concert Master
64
Musical Merchandise Section of The Music Trade Review
Organizes Moose Band
BAMUCRTON, O., March 4.—'Formation of a
Moose lodge band has been completed, accord-
ing to C. C. Conrad, secretary.
THE
BANJO
MAN
Specialized
Musical
Instrument
Service and
Repair Work
816 Kimball Hall, Dept. R
CHICAGO
According to a recent ballot taken by the
members of the National Association of Musi-
cal Instrument and Accessories Manufacturers
sentiment has again favored the Greenbriar
Hotel at White Sulphur Springs for the meet-
ing to be held on March 22 and 23. An official
notice has just been sent out advising the mem-
bers to make their reservations direct with the
hotel. A large attendance from the East and
West is expected.
Death of Ghas. D. Rigg
"Quality Supreme" Ready Stretched Banjo
Heads for all Standard Makes of Banjos.
Strings, picks, novelty music pins and all
accessories.
Write
MILTON G. WOLF
Greenbriar Hotel Again
Selected for Convention
ALTOONA, PA., March 4.—Charles D. Rigg, of
the firm of Russell & Rigg, musical supply
dealers, died at his home here on March 2 after
a short illness, aged forty-six years. For nine-
teen years he was associated with William H.
Russell in this city, and for years he was a
conductor of theatre orchestras, and was the
organizer of Rigg's Blairmont orchestra. His
widow, a son and daughter survive.
F. J. Bacon in New Orleans
NEW OKLEANS, LA., March 2.—Frederick J.
Bacon, president of the Bacon Banjo Co., vis-
ited New Orleans last week making a tour of
all the high schools here giving concerts on his
Bacon banjo. While in the city Mr. Bacon re-
marked that New Orleans was one of the great-
est music-loving cities he knew of and saw no
reason why it should not have a very bright
iuture in th« music trade.
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
free of charge for men who desire positions.
BAND
INSTRUMENTS
REBUILT
REPAIRING and PLATING
LYNBROOK NU-ART BANJOS
(Registered United States Patent Office)
The Most Marvelous Toned Banjos on the Market
MANUFACTURERS OF TlIE CELEBRATED NU-WAY BANJOS,
A LSO DRUMS,
TAMBOURINES, CYMBALS, UKULELE BANJOS
ALBERT HOUDLETT & SONS, Inc.
Established
In "The Concert Master"
you have a sensational new
sales'builder
"// is a great joy to me as an
American, to find out that we
can make in this country better
strings
than the best
made
abroad. They are of fine tonal
quality, absolutely pure in fifths,
and delightfully smooth to the
touch."—OTTO
MEYER (Repre-
senting Prof. O. Sevcik in the
United States, Philadelphia, Pa.)
T H E stage is set for the dealer.
This string will prove a sales-
magnet that will attract the vio-
lin talent in your neighborhood to
your store. A powerful advertis-
ing campaign—in leading musical
publications—is sowing the seeds
of customer-interest. Musicians
will be eager to try "The Con-
cert Master."
Here is a new Armour product
that upsets tradition—an Ameri-
can violin string which experts
have acclaimed as the finest which
the world has ever produced. Dis-
tinguished musicians, among them
Fritz Kreisler, have chosen "The
Concert Master" as the perfect
40 Melrose Street
Brooklyn,
N. Y.
medium for their concert per-
formances.
Translated in terms of dealer-
dollars, "The Concert Master"
means new customers, assured re-
peat orders and a faster turnover.
The containers for "The Con-
cert Master" are attractively fin-
ished for display purposes, and
keep the strings in perfect condi-
tion. Order your stock now—
so that your customers can get
"The Concert Master" at your
store. Armour and Company,
Chicago, 111.
the
Concert Master
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