Music Trade Review
Issue: 1951 Vol. 110 N. 7 - Page 9
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Sergeant and Wife Win
Gulbransen Home Show Piano
Master Sergeant Howard S. Drake,
Kelly Air Force Base, San Antonio.
Texas and Mrs. Drake recently won a
numerous additional sales are in the
offing.
Mr. Dacbert also gave away $10,000
worth of additional prizes to these regis-
tered names. Twenty thousand people
saw the exhibit.
New Shoninger Dealers
William Pearlman, president of the
National Piano Corp., New York, re-
cently returned from a successful trip
throughout the Southwest and the Paci-
fic Coast where he established several
new Shoninger dealers.
MASTER S(iT. HOWARD S. DRAKE AND MRS.
DRAKE BEING CONGRATULATED BY LEON
DACBERT.
new Gulbransen piano which was given
free at the recent 1951 San Antonio
Home Show by Leon Dacbert, head of
the Dacbert Piano Co.. San Antonio,
Texas.
The Sergeant and his wife pictured
with Mr. Dacbert have three little girls
who will benefit greatly over the years
from this fine musical instrument. The
Gulbransen was a free gift to the lucky
person who registered at the Dacbert
display. Over 6800 names were received
of which Mr. Dacbert writes two new
Spinets have already been sold and
J O I N
THE
NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
REG.
U. S. PAT. OFF.
of
PIANO TUNERS
Organized To Maintain The Highest Tech-
nical And Professional Standards In The
Practice Of Piano Service.
Originators of a Nation-Wide System of
Qualified Piano Service Identified by a
Membership Certificate of "REGISTERED
TUNER and REBUILDER of Pianos." This
certificate is issued each year for the pro-
tection of the Tuner and his Clientele.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
PIANO TUNERS
MEMBERSHIP OFFICE:
957 EAST 78th ST., CLEVELAND 3, OHIO
TUNERS' JOURNAL OFFICE:
430 OGLETHORPE ST., N.W., WASH. 11, DC.
READ THE TUNERS' JOURNAL
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, JULY, 1951
20-40 Club Cocktail Party
During the Convention of the N.A.-
M.M. which is now taking place at the
Palmer House Hotel in Chicago, the
"20-40 Club" which was formed a few
years ago by young men in the industry
under 40 years of age, held a cocktail
party in the Illinois Room of the hotel
on Tuesday evening at 6 p.m. This
informal party was held in lieu of a
breakfast which was usually held during
Convention week. This year, the Board
of Directors and officers seemed to think
it more advisable to have the informal
party.
Attention: All Organ Dealers!
If you're selling organs... you'll be interested in America's
most versatile chime and carillon instrument. It's making
sales history in the music trades. (Octamonically) tuned...
with instant responsive action, Vibrachime is a perfect
companion to any electronic or pipe organ.
FOR CHIMES . . .
Vibrachime can be quickly and easily
installed to any kind of organ—
from the oldest types in existence to
today's most modern makes.
Vibrachime is also available as a
complete unit, housed in a beautiful
walnut console with self-contained
keyboard, for all makes of organs.
FOR CARILLONS . . .
Vibrachime serves as a beautiful tower carillon,
with amplification designed in a wide range of
power to give sound coverage of from 1 to
6 miles or more.
It can be installed as a separate instrument,
with its own keyboard, or in any organ, where
it can be played with an independent Vibra*
chime keyboard or from the organ manual.
Vibrachime is a truly great value in chime and
carillon installations. It is priced to fit the most modern budget
and has a ready market among churches, institutions,
clubs, restaurants and individuals.
Write today for complete literature on the Vibrachime
and other Maas instruments:
VIBRACHORD . . . HARP CELESTE . . . BELL CARILLON
SYMPHONIC CARILLON . . . A U T O M A T I C PLAYERS
TOWER BELL REPRODUCERS
ORGHn COmPfMY
Dept. 11, 3015 CASITAS AVE., LCS ANGELES, CAL.
Sergeant and Wife Win
Gulbransen Home Show Piano
Master Sergeant Howard S. Drake,
Kelly Air Force Base, San Antonio.
Texas and Mrs. Drake recently won a
numerous additional sales are in the
offing.
Mr. Dacbert also gave away $10,000
worth of additional prizes to these regis-
tered names. Twenty thousand people
saw the exhibit.
New Shoninger Dealers
William Pearlman, president of the
National Piano Corp., New York, re-
cently returned from a successful trip
throughout the Southwest and the Paci-
fic Coast where he established several
new Shoninger dealers.
MASTER S(iT. HOWARD S. DRAKE AND MRS.
DRAKE BEING CONGRATULATED BY LEON
DACBERT.
new Gulbransen piano which was given
free at the recent 1951 San Antonio
Home Show by Leon Dacbert, head of
the Dacbert Piano Co.. San Antonio,
Texas.
The Sergeant and his wife pictured
with Mr. Dacbert have three little girls
who will benefit greatly over the years
from this fine musical instrument. The
Gulbransen was a free gift to the lucky
person who registered at the Dacbert
display. Over 6800 names were received
of which Mr. Dacbert writes two new
Spinets have already been sold and
J O I N
THE
NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
REG.
U. S. PAT. OFF.
of
PIANO TUNERS
Organized To Maintain The Highest Tech-
nical And Professional Standards In The
Practice Of Piano Service.
Originators of a Nation-Wide System of
Qualified Piano Service Identified by a
Membership Certificate of "REGISTERED
TUNER and REBUILDER of Pianos." This
certificate is issued each year for the pro-
tection of the Tuner and his Clientele.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
PIANO TUNERS
MEMBERSHIP OFFICE:
957 EAST 78th ST., CLEVELAND 3, OHIO
TUNERS' JOURNAL OFFICE:
430 OGLETHORPE ST., N.W., WASH. 11, DC.
READ THE TUNERS' JOURNAL
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, JULY, 1951
20-40 Club Cocktail Party
During the Convention of the N.A.-
M.M. which is now taking place at the
Palmer House Hotel in Chicago, the
"20-40 Club" which was formed a few
years ago by young men in the industry
under 40 years of age, held a cocktail
party in the Illinois Room of the hotel
on Tuesday evening at 6 p.m. This
informal party was held in lieu of a
breakfast which was usually held during
Convention week. This year, the Board
of Directors and officers seemed to think
it more advisable to have the informal
party.
Attention: All Organ Dealers!
If you're selling organs... you'll be interested in America's
most versatile chime and carillon instrument. It's making
sales history in the music trades. (Octamonically) tuned...
with instant responsive action, Vibrachime is a perfect
companion to any electronic or pipe organ.
FOR CHIMES . . .
Vibrachime can be quickly and easily
installed to any kind of organ—
from the oldest types in existence to
today's most modern makes.
Vibrachime is also available as a
complete unit, housed in a beautiful
walnut console with self-contained
keyboard, for all makes of organs.
FOR CARILLONS . . .
Vibrachime serves as a beautiful tower carillon,
with amplification designed in a wide range of
power to give sound coverage of from 1 to
6 miles or more.
It can be installed as a separate instrument,
with its own keyboard, or in any organ, where
it can be played with an independent Vibra*
chime keyboard or from the organ manual.
Vibrachime is a truly great value in chime and
carillon installations. It is priced to fit the most modern budget
and has a ready market among churches, institutions,
clubs, restaurants and individuals.
Write today for complete literature on the Vibrachime
and other Maas instruments:
VIBRACHORD . . . HARP CELESTE . . . BELL CARILLON
SYMPHONIC CARILLON . . . A U T O M A T I C PLAYERS
TOWER BELL REPRODUCERS
ORGHn COmPfMY
Dept. 11, 3015 CASITAS AVE., LCS ANGELES, CAL.
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