Music Trade Review
Issue: 1929 Vol. 88 N. 17 - Page 16
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The Music Trade Review
William J. Haussler on
European Vacation Trip
APRIL 27, 1929
New Bands and Orchestras
Jeannette, Pa., V. F. W. Band, Angelo Pinco.
Stroudsburg, Pa., Junior Symphony Orches-
William J. Haussler, president of the Na- tra, Willard Wolff.
tional Musical Merchandise Association and
Oil City, Pa., American Legion Band, H. P.
well-known member of the trade, sailed on Thompson.
Tuesday last aboard the S.S. "Columbus" of the
Durango, Colo., W. J. Emery.
North German Lloyd Line for an extensive
Columbia City, Ind., American Legion Or-
trip to Europe. Mr. Haussler, who will >be away chestra, Howard Workman.
for several weeks, is taking a well-earned vaca-
Great Falls, Mont., Symphony Orchestra, A.
tion, said to be the first he has had in many B. Maxwell.
years. He plans to tour extensively on the Con-
Mechanicsburg, O., School Orchestra, Prof.
tinent as well as spend considerable time at the Feist.
headquarters of the large Hohner industries, lo-
Mason, Wis., Mason Band, Carl Lee.
cated in Trossingen, Germany. And while
Glasgow, Ky., Military Band.
abroad he will make a careful study of condi-
Strawn, Tex., Boy Scout Band, Robert Mc-
tions in the music trade throughout the prin- Murry.
cipal countries of Europe. In addition to being
Brodhead, Wis., 'City Band.
the directing head of the large Hohner harmon-
Pittsburgh Pa., South Hills Community Or-
ica and accordion business in this country, Mr. chestra, Pierre De Backer.
Haussler is also the president of C. Bruno &
Claysville, Pa., Claysville High School Band,
Son, Inc., of New York, musical merchandise Paul Harding.
wholesalers and Victor distributors in the New
Hancock, W. Va., Firemen's Band.
York territory.
Wellston, O., Beginners' Band. Glendon
Craggs.
Midland, Pa., High School Band.
Iron Mountain, Mich., North Side Band,
Event for Junior Organizations Will Take Arthur Reppe.
Place in Milwaukee June 7
Vandergrift, Pa., Kiski Symphony Orchestra.
Delphos, O., Public School Band, E. W. Bell.
MILWAUKEE, WIS., April 23.—Band men and di-
Columbus Grove, O., School Band, F. N.
lectors in Milwaukee county are already pre- DuPere.
paring for the fifth annual junior band tourna-
Rittman, O., Rittman Band.
ment, sponsored by the Milwaukee Leader,
Milan, Mich., Milan Band, Sam Pfahler.
which will take place at Lake Park, Milwaukee,
Tonkawa, Okla., Tonkawa City Band, D. E.
on June 7. Only Class A bands will participate Twiggs.
this year. Entry blanks and invitations have
Toledo, O., West Toledo Civic Band, Gus
been sent to schools in Milwaukee which main- Kohler.
tain Class A bands.
Celina, Ky., Celina Orchestra, Herman Wad-
In former yeaxs because of the large number dle.
of entries in Classes A, B and C, the program
Wilkinsburg, Pa., Boys' Band. John Bennett.
often had to begin early in the evening and go
Seneca Falls, N. Y., Drum and Bugle Corps,
on until late at night, with the best bands ap- Francis J. Allen.
pearing towards the end, when the large audi-
Bowling Green, O., Junior Band.
ences had had a surfeit of music.
Sayre, Okla., Boy Scout Band, Harold Bar-
This year, with the entries limited to class nett.
A bands only, the concert will be kept within
Longview, Wash., Boys' Band.
reasonable length and good music will be the
order throughout the program.
A New Partnership
DENVER, COLO., April 22.—E. T. Land, who re-
cently purchased the interest of C. L. Long-
aker in the Canon Music Co., Canon City, Colo.,
became a partner with L. D. Godsey, also a
member of the firm. Up until recently Mr.
Land was manager of the West Side Snod-
grass store, and has secured the interest of C.
L. Longaker, who has been a partner in the
music store since last August. The Canon City
Music Co. is one of Canon City's young and
hustling business firms, dealing in pianos, pho-
nographs, radios and other musical instruments,
as well as carrying sheet music and a large
line of phonograph records.
The public playgrounds will have elaborate
programs during Music Week, and one pro-
gram will be staged at the 'Civic Auditorium,
with a large cast of children from the various
neighborhoods of the city.
BOSTON .
To Hold Band Tourney
Drum Makers Bankrupt
April 22.—A voluntary peti-
tion in bankruptcy was filed by the Barry
Manufacturing Co., drums and accessory manu-
facturers, 4117 Market street, in the United
States District Court here last week. Liabilities
are estimated at $89,756 with assets of $89,370.
L. Leroy Deninger has been appointed referee.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
To Hold Band Contest
April 22.—Sixty bands have
already signed up to take part in the annual
School Band Tournament, Vesey Walker, of
the Walker Music Shoppe, has announced. The
tournament will be held this year on May 17
and 18 at Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,
Band Leader Dies
ALBURTIS, PA., April 20.—Oliver J. Kneedler,
for many years leader of the Alburtis Band,
died at Allentown of heart disease, aged sev-
enty-one. He was a musician of ability and
for a number of years served as a church or-
ganist and choir master.
Ohio Band Festival
BUCYRUS, O., April 22.—The second annual
Northern Ohio High School Band festival will
be held at Bucyrus on May 3 and 4, with high
school bands from Bellevue, Elyria, Fremont,
Norwalk, Oberlin, Piqua, Sandusky, Tiffin, Wil-
lard and Bucyrus competing.
Wm. (Billy) Tong Joins
Holton & Go. as Tester
April 22.—William (Billy)
Tong, noted as one of the leading cornetists
of the day, and, for a number of seasons, cor-
net soloist with Sousa's band, has joined the
organization of Frank Holton & Co., prom-
inent band instrument manufacturers of this
city, as tester of all Holton cornets and trum-
pets.
At the Holton factory, all band instruments
go through a rigid series of inspections during
the course of construction, and, finally, when
they are completed and ready for shipment,
each instrument is tested finally for tone and
tuning. This requires the services of an ac-
complished musician who not only can per-
form experfly, but knows the various tone
shadings. His word is law, and unless the in-
strument is passed by him as being perfect, it
is not sent out. In the future, therefore, every
Holton-Clark cornet or Llewellyn trumpet
leaving the Holton factory will have the ap-
proval of Mr. Tong.
ELKHORN,
WIS.,
Old Concern to Dissolve
The music business of Rogers & Wilson, 132
South Main street, Goshen, Ind., will be dis-
solved shortly and E. C. Wilson and George
V. Roscoe, who are owners of the business,
will retire.
The offices of Muller & Kaplan, manufac-
turers of strings for musical instruments, are
now located at the company's factory in South
Norwalk, Conn.
D
OLIVER D1TSON CQ
ilmiii f art urer*
Importer* and .lol>b«Ti» of
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
Attractive
Modern
Specialties
Service
KHTAHLIKHKlt IK.H4
DURRO
VIOLINS
BOWS
STRINGS
AND
STEWART
BANJOS
MANDOLINS
GUITARS
Largest Wholesale
Musical Merchandise
House in America
Buegeleisen & Jacobson
5-7-9
NEW YORK
Union SQUOT,
You have tried the rest
—Now use the BEST
Joseph Rogers' Son
"XXX" and "STANDARD" Brand
Drum and Banjo Heads
Made from Genuine Calfskin
The Frederick Rogers Co.
17 Jackson Ave.
Middletown,
N. Y.
Black Diamond
Strings
THE WORLD'S BEST
National Musical String Co.
New Brunswick, N. J.
GoldMedalStrings
for musical instruments
Gold-plated Steel and
Wound Strings
Gibson Musical String Co.
Be
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The Music Trade Review
William J. Haussler on
European Vacation Trip
APRIL 27, 1929
New Bands and Orchestras
Jeannette, Pa., V. F. W. Band, Angelo Pinco.
Stroudsburg, Pa., Junior Symphony Orches-
William J. Haussler, president of the Na- tra, Willard Wolff.
tional Musical Merchandise Association and
Oil City, Pa., American Legion Band, H. P.
well-known member of the trade, sailed on Thompson.
Tuesday last aboard the S.S. "Columbus" of the
Durango, Colo., W. J. Emery.
North German Lloyd Line for an extensive
Columbia City, Ind., American Legion Or-
trip to Europe. Mr. Haussler, who will >be away chestra, Howard Workman.
for several weeks, is taking a well-earned vaca-
Great Falls, Mont., Symphony Orchestra, A.
tion, said to be the first he has had in many B. Maxwell.
years. He plans to tour extensively on the Con-
Mechanicsburg, O., School Orchestra, Prof.
tinent as well as spend considerable time at the Feist.
headquarters of the large Hohner industries, lo-
Mason, Wis., Mason Band, Carl Lee.
cated in Trossingen, Germany. And while
Glasgow, Ky., Military Band.
abroad he will make a careful study of condi-
Strawn, Tex., Boy Scout Band, Robert Mc-
tions in the music trade throughout the prin- Murry.
cipal countries of Europe. In addition to being
Brodhead, Wis., 'City Band.
the directing head of the large Hohner harmon-
Pittsburgh Pa., South Hills Community Or-
ica and accordion business in this country, Mr. chestra, Pierre De Backer.
Haussler is also the president of C. Bruno &
Claysville, Pa., Claysville High School Band,
Son, Inc., of New York, musical merchandise Paul Harding.
wholesalers and Victor distributors in the New
Hancock, W. Va., Firemen's Band.
York territory.
Wellston, O., Beginners' Band. Glendon
Craggs.
Midland, Pa., High School Band.
Iron Mountain, Mich., North Side Band,
Event for Junior Organizations Will Take Arthur Reppe.
Place in Milwaukee June 7
Vandergrift, Pa., Kiski Symphony Orchestra.
Delphos, O., Public School Band, E. W. Bell.
MILWAUKEE, WIS., April 23.—Band men and di-
Columbus Grove, O., School Band, F. N.
lectors in Milwaukee county are already pre- DuPere.
paring for the fifth annual junior band tourna-
Rittman, O., Rittman Band.
ment, sponsored by the Milwaukee Leader,
Milan, Mich., Milan Band, Sam Pfahler.
which will take place at Lake Park, Milwaukee,
Tonkawa, Okla., Tonkawa City Band, D. E.
on June 7. Only Class A bands will participate Twiggs.
this year. Entry blanks and invitations have
Toledo, O., West Toledo Civic Band, Gus
been sent to schools in Milwaukee which main- Kohler.
tain Class A bands.
Celina, Ky., Celina Orchestra, Herman Wad-
In former yeaxs because of the large number dle.
of entries in Classes A, B and C, the program
Wilkinsburg, Pa., Boys' Band. John Bennett.
often had to begin early in the evening and go
Seneca Falls, N. Y., Drum and Bugle Corps,
on until late at night, with the best bands ap- Francis J. Allen.
pearing towards the end, when the large audi-
Bowling Green, O., Junior Band.
ences had had a surfeit of music.
Sayre, Okla., Boy Scout Band, Harold Bar-
This year, with the entries limited to class nett.
A bands only, the concert will be kept within
Longview, Wash., Boys' Band.
reasonable length and good music will be the
order throughout the program.
A New Partnership
DENVER, COLO., April 22.—E. T. Land, who re-
cently purchased the interest of C. L. Long-
aker in the Canon Music Co., Canon City, Colo.,
became a partner with L. D. Godsey, also a
member of the firm. Up until recently Mr.
Land was manager of the West Side Snod-
grass store, and has secured the interest of C.
L. Longaker, who has been a partner in the
music store since last August. The Canon City
Music Co. is one of Canon City's young and
hustling business firms, dealing in pianos, pho-
nographs, radios and other musical instruments,
as well as carrying sheet music and a large
line of phonograph records.
The public playgrounds will have elaborate
programs during Music Week, and one pro-
gram will be staged at the 'Civic Auditorium,
with a large cast of children from the various
neighborhoods of the city.
BOSTON .
To Hold Band Tourney
Drum Makers Bankrupt
April 22.—A voluntary peti-
tion in bankruptcy was filed by the Barry
Manufacturing Co., drums and accessory manu-
facturers, 4117 Market street, in the United
States District Court here last week. Liabilities
are estimated at $89,756 with assets of $89,370.
L. Leroy Deninger has been appointed referee.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
To Hold Band Contest
April 22.—Sixty bands have
already signed up to take part in the annual
School Band Tournament, Vesey Walker, of
the Walker Music Shoppe, has announced. The
tournament will be held this year on May 17
and 18 at Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,
Band Leader Dies
ALBURTIS, PA., April 20.—Oliver J. Kneedler,
for many years leader of the Alburtis Band,
died at Allentown of heart disease, aged sev-
enty-one. He was a musician of ability and
for a number of years served as a church or-
ganist and choir master.
Ohio Band Festival
BUCYRUS, O., April 22.—The second annual
Northern Ohio High School Band festival will
be held at Bucyrus on May 3 and 4, with high
school bands from Bellevue, Elyria, Fremont,
Norwalk, Oberlin, Piqua, Sandusky, Tiffin, Wil-
lard and Bucyrus competing.
Wm. (Billy) Tong Joins
Holton & Go. as Tester
April 22.—William (Billy)
Tong, noted as one of the leading cornetists
of the day, and, for a number of seasons, cor-
net soloist with Sousa's band, has joined the
organization of Frank Holton & Co., prom-
inent band instrument manufacturers of this
city, as tester of all Holton cornets and trum-
pets.
At the Holton factory, all band instruments
go through a rigid series of inspections during
the course of construction, and, finally, when
they are completed and ready for shipment,
each instrument is tested finally for tone and
tuning. This requires the services of an ac-
complished musician who not only can per-
form experfly, but knows the various tone
shadings. His word is law, and unless the in-
strument is passed by him as being perfect, it
is not sent out. In the future, therefore, every
Holton-Clark cornet or Llewellyn trumpet
leaving the Holton factory will have the ap-
proval of Mr. Tong.
ELKHORN,
WIS.,
Old Concern to Dissolve
The music business of Rogers & Wilson, 132
South Main street, Goshen, Ind., will be dis-
solved shortly and E. C. Wilson and George
V. Roscoe, who are owners of the business,
will retire.
The offices of Muller & Kaplan, manufac-
turers of strings for musical instruments, are
now located at the company's factory in South
Norwalk, Conn.
D
OLIVER D1TSON CQ
ilmiii f art urer*
Importer* and .lol>b«Ti» of
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
Attractive
Modern
Specialties
Service
KHTAHLIKHKlt IK.H4
DURRO
VIOLINS
BOWS
STRINGS
AND
STEWART
BANJOS
MANDOLINS
GUITARS
Largest Wholesale
Musical Merchandise
House in America
Buegeleisen & Jacobson
5-7-9
NEW YORK
Union SQUOT,
You have tried the rest
—Now use the BEST
Joseph Rogers' Son
"XXX" and "STANDARD" Brand
Drum and Banjo Heads
Made from Genuine Calfskin
The Frederick Rogers Co.
17 Jackson Ave.
Middletown,
N. Y.
Black Diamond
Strings
THE WORLD'S BEST
National Musical String Co.
New Brunswick, N. J.
GoldMedalStrings
for musical instruments
Gold-plated Steel and
Wound Strings
Gibson Musical String Co.
Be
{M U e
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