Music Trade Review
Issue: 1932 Vol. 91 N. 1 - Page 25
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THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW,
25
January, 1932
RICHTER MFG. CO. ENJOYS
GOOD YEAR'S BUSINESS
Times World Wide Photos
HERE'S A SEVEN-MAN H A R M O N I C A , THE DADDY OF THEM ALL
This Instrument, Built by the Members of the Optimists' Club of Detroit, Contains
Hohner Chromatic Harmonicas in Various Keys and Attracted Much Attention
Twenty
by Thomas Perry, a Dublin contemporary,
even more famous than Furber.
Judge Cory dismissed Mr. Bailey's suit for
Sam Bailey, a Winnipeg man who did not return of his money, saying that the plaintiff
want a better violin than he bargained for, got more than he bargained for. Now Judge
has been upheld in his attitude by the Trueman has taken the stand that Mr. Bailey
Appeals Court of Manitoba. Justice W. H. is entitled to what he paid for, and need not
Trueman today is on record as reversing the take more.
decision of Judge J. G. Cory in County
Court that Mr. Bailey should be satisfied OLD VIOLIN COLLECTION
with his deal.
From James Croft, dealer in musical in- FOR SETTLEMENT HOUSE
A rare collection of musical instruments
struments, Mr. Bailey bought for $225 a
violin reputed to have been made by John dating back to the Fourtenth Century, about
Furber, an English craftsman. The sale was twenty instruments in all, was presented last
made in good faith, but it was established night to the Music School of the Henry Street
by British experts that the violin was made Settlement by Mrs. Juliette de Coppet
PAID FOR ONE VIOLIN BUT
WOULDN'T TAKE BETTER ONE
There is a very definite trend toward
Stengel, daughter of the late Edward J. de
Coppet, founder of the celebrated Flonzaley
Quartet.
The instruments formed a part of the
music collection of Mr. de Coppet and were
purchased by him in Florence about twelve
years ago, a short time before he died. Mr.
de Coppet's etchings and manuscripts have
been presented by his daughter to the
Juilliard School of Music and his collection
of chamber music to the Fifty-eighth Street
branch of the New York Public Library.
RED-O-RAY and
TONECRAFT STRINGS
C.F.MARTIN&CO.,Inc.
Fall
in...
with the trend toward
Kaplan Strings!
a new popularity stimulated by country-
wide advertising and backed by unques-
tioned superior quality.
PROFIT BY THE INCREASING DE-
MAND—CONCENTRATE ON THESE
OUTSTANDING STRINGS'!
Write for a special proposition in your
territory.
The Richter Manufacturing Co., Chicago,
has grown steadily in trade estimation and
in size of output, due to the constant care
exercised in maintaining and improving,
whenever possible, the Richter standard of
manufacture of fretted instruments. As
President Carl Richter stated his purposes:
"To maintain quality, which means to in-
crease popularity and salability, constant im-
provement in factory methods and increase
in use of finer material and high-class work-
manship are always necessary. We have as
our fixed purpose to make what we call the
Richter quality a trade standard, and this
year added new machinery and introduced
a number of improvements in manufacture
which, with our force of excellent workmen
and long experience, have increased our
reputation for thoroughly dependable instru-
ments. With it, of course, have come in-
creased orders for the Richter line. We are
not resting on past reputation for good work,
and lose no chance to improve our output.
"So, it is with great pleasure that I
thank our distributors and their dealers for
the good reception they have given to our
products throughout the year, and assure
them that we will do our utmost to increase
their satisfaction in the Richter line."
SENDS DEMONSTRATOR
TO SELL ACCORDIONS
The Karpek Accordion Co., 820 S. Six-
teenth street, Milwaukee, Wis., which has
been manufacturing accordions in Wisconsin
for the past sixteen years, is now carrying
on a promotion program by which it sends
out a demonstrator to persons who make in-
quiries about accordions, so that they may
receive a demonstration of the instrument in
their homes. Twelve free lessons are also
being offered to purchasers of instruments.
D. Marin Music Co., San Rafael, Calif.,
has moved to elaborate new quarters, 825
Fourth street, that city.
"
REG. U.S.
iSSLSS
PAT. OFF.
WOUND VIOLIN STRINGS
Each string; packed In an individual
tube. Dealer stocks always In perfect
condition.
NAZARETH, PENNA.
Established 1833
Makers of the original MARTIN GUITAR
They all like the packing
Kaplan Musical String Co.
Guitars, Mandolins and
Ukuleles in many styles
South Norwalk
Conn., U. S. A.
Over a quarter-century of fine string
making.
Send for illustrated catalogue
JOBBER—DEALER—MUSICIAN
Send
this "ad." for fret
sample
string.
V. C. Squier Company
Battle Creek, Mich.
Order from your jobber.
THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW,
25
January, 1932
RICHTER MFG. CO. ENJOYS
GOOD YEAR'S BUSINESS
Times World Wide Photos
HERE'S A SEVEN-MAN H A R M O N I C A , THE DADDY OF THEM ALL
This Instrument, Built by the Members of the Optimists' Club of Detroit, Contains
Hohner Chromatic Harmonicas in Various Keys and Attracted Much Attention
Twenty
by Thomas Perry, a Dublin contemporary,
even more famous than Furber.
Judge Cory dismissed Mr. Bailey's suit for
Sam Bailey, a Winnipeg man who did not return of his money, saying that the plaintiff
want a better violin than he bargained for, got more than he bargained for. Now Judge
has been upheld in his attitude by the Trueman has taken the stand that Mr. Bailey
Appeals Court of Manitoba. Justice W. H. is entitled to what he paid for, and need not
Trueman today is on record as reversing the take more.
decision of Judge J. G. Cory in County
Court that Mr. Bailey should be satisfied OLD VIOLIN COLLECTION
with his deal.
From James Croft, dealer in musical in- FOR SETTLEMENT HOUSE
A rare collection of musical instruments
struments, Mr. Bailey bought for $225 a
violin reputed to have been made by John dating back to the Fourtenth Century, about
Furber, an English craftsman. The sale was twenty instruments in all, was presented last
made in good faith, but it was established night to the Music School of the Henry Street
by British experts that the violin was made Settlement by Mrs. Juliette de Coppet
PAID FOR ONE VIOLIN BUT
WOULDN'T TAKE BETTER ONE
There is a very definite trend toward
Stengel, daughter of the late Edward J. de
Coppet, founder of the celebrated Flonzaley
Quartet.
The instruments formed a part of the
music collection of Mr. de Coppet and were
purchased by him in Florence about twelve
years ago, a short time before he died. Mr.
de Coppet's etchings and manuscripts have
been presented by his daughter to the
Juilliard School of Music and his collection
of chamber music to the Fifty-eighth Street
branch of the New York Public Library.
RED-O-RAY and
TONECRAFT STRINGS
C.F.MARTIN&CO.,Inc.
Fall
in...
with the trend toward
Kaplan Strings!
a new popularity stimulated by country-
wide advertising and backed by unques-
tioned superior quality.
PROFIT BY THE INCREASING DE-
MAND—CONCENTRATE ON THESE
OUTSTANDING STRINGS'!
Write for a special proposition in your
territory.
The Richter Manufacturing Co., Chicago,
has grown steadily in trade estimation and
in size of output, due to the constant care
exercised in maintaining and improving,
whenever possible, the Richter standard of
manufacture of fretted instruments. As
President Carl Richter stated his purposes:
"To maintain quality, which means to in-
crease popularity and salability, constant im-
provement in factory methods and increase
in use of finer material and high-class work-
manship are always necessary. We have as
our fixed purpose to make what we call the
Richter quality a trade standard, and this
year added new machinery and introduced
a number of improvements in manufacture
which, with our force of excellent workmen
and long experience, have increased our
reputation for thoroughly dependable instru-
ments. With it, of course, have come in-
creased orders for the Richter line. We are
not resting on past reputation for good work,
and lose no chance to improve our output.
"So, it is with great pleasure that I
thank our distributors and their dealers for
the good reception they have given to our
products throughout the year, and assure
them that we will do our utmost to increase
their satisfaction in the Richter line."
SENDS DEMONSTRATOR
TO SELL ACCORDIONS
The Karpek Accordion Co., 820 S. Six-
teenth street, Milwaukee, Wis., which has
been manufacturing accordions in Wisconsin
for the past sixteen years, is now carrying
on a promotion program by which it sends
out a demonstrator to persons who make in-
quiries about accordions, so that they may
receive a demonstration of the instrument in
their homes. Twelve free lessons are also
being offered to purchasers of instruments.
D. Marin Music Co., San Rafael, Calif.,
has moved to elaborate new quarters, 825
Fourth street, that city.
"
REG. U.S.
iSSLSS
PAT. OFF.
WOUND VIOLIN STRINGS
Each string; packed In an individual
tube. Dealer stocks always In perfect
condition.
NAZARETH, PENNA.
Established 1833
Makers of the original MARTIN GUITAR
They all like the packing
Kaplan Musical String Co.
Guitars, Mandolins and
Ukuleles in many styles
South Norwalk
Conn., U. S. A.
Over a quarter-century of fine string
making.
Send for illustrated catalogue
JOBBER—DEALER—MUSICIAN
Send
this "ad." for fret
sample
string.
V. C. Squier Company
Battle Creek, Mich.
Order from your jobber.
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