Music Trade Review

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THE ORGATRON MAY BE JUDGED
BY THE COMPANY IT KEEPS!
I
N every section of the country you will find that
leading music dealers feature the Orgatron. Everett
is proud of that fact . . . proud that it is producing
an entirely new product which has become an inv
portant part in the merchandising set-ups of firms
whose prestige in the trade and in their respective
territories is unquestioned.
Chickering & Sons; John Wanamaker, New York;
N. Stetson 6- Co.; Homer L. Kitt; C. C. Mellor Co.;
Denton, Cottier & Daniels; J. L. Hudson Co.; Lyon
& Healy; Wilking Music Co.; Edmund Gram; Philip
Werlein; Whittle Music Co.; Galveston Piano Co.;
Knight'Campbell; Birkel-Richardson; Southern
California Music Co. of San Diego , . . these are a
few of the distinguished houses which proudly
represent the Orgatron.
To merit the continued support of companies of that
kind a product must be good and it must be success-
ful. And so we say "The Orgatron may be judged by
the company it keeps!"
1. This is the beautiful Easter window of Chickering & Sons, Boston.
2. Lyon & Healy, Inc., Chicago, devoted its magnificent corner window
to this striking display of the Orgatron and appropriate sheet music
for Easter and St. Patrick's Day. For one week throngs of hurrying
Chicagoans were attracted to it. 3. One of Everett's most recently
appointed dealers, Southern California Music Company, San Diego,
announced its acquisition of the franchise with this "all Everett" window.
A double manual Orgatron is on the platform in the center, a single
manual Orgatron is at the left and Everett pianos are at the right.
4. This d r a m a t i c p h o t o g r a p h was taken in the Rotunda of John
Wanamaker, New York, during that firm's Christmas festival. Both the
Orgatron and the Everett g r a n d p i a n o a r e f r o m Wanamaker's
music salons.
ORGATRON DIVISION
EVERETT
South Haven
P I A N O CO.
Michigan