Music Trade Review
Issue: 1950 Vol. 109 N. 8 - Page 13
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Mr. and Mrs. Graham Buy
Harmony House, Carmel r (al.
The Harmony House in Carmel, Cal.
was purchased last month from Bartley
Sims by Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Gra-
with the Denver Music Co. in Denver,
Colo., selling Mason & Hamlin pianos,
and later becoming associated with the
Knight Campbell Co. and the Chas. E.
Wells Music Co. where she managed
their sheet music department. From there
Modern store of Graham Music Co., Carmel, Cal.
ham of San Diego, Cal. Mr. Graham is
a former life insurance general agent,
and Mrs. Graham is the former Irene
Mitchell who is well-known in the music
world. She started her career in music
she went to the Thearle Music Co. of
San Diego, Cal. where she manged the
sheet music and gift department. After
the war, she became associated with the
Finder Musir Co. of San Diego, where
she also managed the sheet music and
record department.
The new business is operated under
the name of the Graham Music Co. and
it is located in one of the most attractive
music stores on the Pacific slope, which
was only opened last November.
The Mason & Hamlin, Knabe, Story &
Clark and Winter & Co. pianos are
handled as well as the Hammond organ
and the Solovox.
Regarding the future of the company,
Mr. Graham stated: "In addition to the
present lines of merchandise it is our
intention to add radios, records, radio
combinations and sheet music, making
this store the outstanding music store
on the Monterey Peninsula."
Carmel is a quaint village where the
annual music festival is held, and where
according to Mr. Graham, the very air
spells musical culture. In fact, he says,
"They do not allow any trees to be
taken from the streets, and no sidewalks
are allowed except that they may be
laid without interference with the nat-
ural beauty of nature." As a feature of
their opening, the Graham Music Co.
had Paul Clark Stauffer, San Diego
piano teacher of note, and past presi-
dent of the California Music Teachers
Association, address the newly-formed
(Turn to Page 14, Col. 3)
a real life saver for music
d e a l e r s . . . piano tuners
stops
sticking
piano
keys
sluggish
action
dampness
rust
Make added piano sales . . . enjoy added profits with the amazing
Dampp-Chaser. Reduces your free service calls to the absolute
minimum. Recommended and used by leading piano manufac-
turers, dealers and tuners . . . Easy to install. Fits all styles. Place
the Dampp-Chaser in every piano and organ that you sell or
service . , . Safe . . . Underwriters* Approved . . , For AC or DC
current . . . 117 volts. Special models made to order for 6, 12, 32
and 220 volts . . . Wonderful in clothes closets to prevent mold,
mildew and musty odors. One and two foot models for DRUMS.
RADIOS AND TELEVISION SETS.
New Five Year Factory Guarantee on every Dampp-Chaser.
Standard Discounts to Dealers and Tuners. Order direct or through
your favorite supply house.
Each Dampp-Chaser comes packed in a colorful, illustrated display
box, with all necessary mounting hardware and instructions for
any installation.
$£95
L I S T . . . PIUS YOUR INSTALLATION CHARGE
WRITE TODAY FOR FREE DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE
UNDERWRITERS'
APPROVED
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, AUGUST, 1950
DAMPP-CHASER, IMC.
P. O. BOX 520, HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.
13
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Buy
Harmony House, Carmel r (al.
The Harmony House in Carmel, Cal.
was purchased last month from Bartley
Sims by Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Gra-
with the Denver Music Co. in Denver,
Colo., selling Mason & Hamlin pianos,
and later becoming associated with the
Knight Campbell Co. and the Chas. E.
Wells Music Co. where she managed
their sheet music department. From there
Modern store of Graham Music Co., Carmel, Cal.
ham of San Diego, Cal. Mr. Graham is
a former life insurance general agent,
and Mrs. Graham is the former Irene
Mitchell who is well-known in the music
world. She started her career in music
she went to the Thearle Music Co. of
San Diego, Cal. where she manged the
sheet music and gift department. After
the war, she became associated with the
Finder Musir Co. of San Diego, where
she also managed the sheet music and
record department.
The new business is operated under
the name of the Graham Music Co. and
it is located in one of the most attractive
music stores on the Pacific slope, which
was only opened last November.
The Mason & Hamlin, Knabe, Story &
Clark and Winter & Co. pianos are
handled as well as the Hammond organ
and the Solovox.
Regarding the future of the company,
Mr. Graham stated: "In addition to the
present lines of merchandise it is our
intention to add radios, records, radio
combinations and sheet music, making
this store the outstanding music store
on the Monterey Peninsula."
Carmel is a quaint village where the
annual music festival is held, and where
according to Mr. Graham, the very air
spells musical culture. In fact, he says,
"They do not allow any trees to be
taken from the streets, and no sidewalks
are allowed except that they may be
laid without interference with the nat-
ural beauty of nature." As a feature of
their opening, the Graham Music Co.
had Paul Clark Stauffer, San Diego
piano teacher of note, and past presi-
dent of the California Music Teachers
Association, address the newly-formed
(Turn to Page 14, Col. 3)
a real life saver for music
d e a l e r s . . . piano tuners
stops
sticking
piano
keys
sluggish
action
dampness
rust
Make added piano sales . . . enjoy added profits with the amazing
Dampp-Chaser. Reduces your free service calls to the absolute
minimum. Recommended and used by leading piano manufac-
turers, dealers and tuners . . . Easy to install. Fits all styles. Place
the Dampp-Chaser in every piano and organ that you sell or
service . , . Safe . . . Underwriters* Approved . . , For AC or DC
current . . . 117 volts. Special models made to order for 6, 12, 32
and 220 volts . . . Wonderful in clothes closets to prevent mold,
mildew and musty odors. One and two foot models for DRUMS.
RADIOS AND TELEVISION SETS.
New Five Year Factory Guarantee on every Dampp-Chaser.
Standard Discounts to Dealers and Tuners. Order direct or through
your favorite supply house.
Each Dampp-Chaser comes packed in a colorful, illustrated display
box, with all necessary mounting hardware and instructions for
any installation.
$£95
L I S T . . . PIUS YOUR INSTALLATION CHARGE
WRITE TODAY FOR FREE DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE
UNDERWRITERS'
APPROVED
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, AUGUST, 1950
DAMPP-CHASER, IMC.
P. O. BOX 520, HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.
13
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