Music Trade Review
Issue: 1954 Vol. 113 N. 12 - Page 33
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Carl Dowe Opens Modern Piano
Wareroom in Summit, N.J.
GROUP PHOTOGRAPHED AT OPENING OF NEW DOWE WAREROOM.
The accompanying illustraion was taken
on the occasion of the opening of the
new store of Carl Dowe in Summit,
New Jersey recently. Mr. Dowe con-
ducts one of the most modern piano
warerooms in the northern part of the
state.
In the accompanying illustration
Young Pianist Wins Award
Playing Chickering Piano
there is shown from left to right: Lou
Dearing, Mrs. Dowe, and seated at the
right are Miss Reiner and Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Pauley of Short Hills. Seated at
left is Mr. Dowe. In the rear at
the front of the piano is Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Ambrose. Pianos shown are Kohl-
er & Campbell and Shoninger
Harry Kapreilian,
General Manager
II
A Chickering piano from Barker
Bros, in Los Angeles was used by
Doris Pridonoff who won grand prize
« ^_
cream of hundreds of southland young-
sters who tried out in the four major
categories — singing, dancing, instru-
mental and dramatics. It represented
two age groups, 7 to 13, and 14 to 18.
Hammond Organ Co. Holds
Successful Monthly Meetings
The Hammond Organ Co., Chicago,
111., started a new series of monthly
meetings recently to instruct both new
and experienced retail organ salesmen.
The first three day sessions proved to
be a tremendous success. More than
40 sales people from all over the coun-
try were in attendance.
The purpose of these meetings is to
provide each retail salesman with good,
practical information to help him in-
crease his sales performance on Ham-
mond Organs. To reach this goal, the
new program offers very comprehen-
sive information on the selling, demon-
strating, servicing and promoting of
each model of the Hammond Organ.
Some new Hammond dealers and
salesmen attended, as well as several
men who had been selling Hammond
Organs for years. Everyone praised the
meeting highly and even the "old
timers" were quick to remark they had
received many new ideas.
^
Kingston, New York
John A. Stahl,
Factory Supt.
Co
'*>*.
j
SERVING THE PIANO INDUSTRY SINCE 1895
I EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS OF PIANO HARDWARE
• Piano Pedals
• Pedal Mountings
• Continuous Hinges
• Fallboard Rods
• Pressure Bars
• Brass Ferrules
(Square & Round)
• All Types of Desk
• Tapered Ferrules
& Top Hinges
• Trap Lever Springs
• Muffler Rails
• Bottom Panel Springs
• Spun Brass Legs
• Grand Hardware—
all types
• Lyre Rods & Braces
• Trapworlc
• Leg Anchor Plates
DORIS PRIDONOFF AT THE CHICKERING
recently at the Fourth Annual Junior
Jubilee show sponsored by the Down-
town Businessmen's Association, top-
ping 32 contestants.
The young pianist won a year's schol-
arship to the University of Southern
California. The finalists were the top
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, DECEMBER, 1954
•
Spun Brass Piano Leg
One of our
Recent Specialties
4
Also Specialties — Let us know your requirements
Estimates cheerfully given
33
Carl Dowe Opens Modern Piano
Wareroom in Summit, N.J.
GROUP PHOTOGRAPHED AT OPENING OF NEW DOWE WAREROOM.
The accompanying illustraion was taken
on the occasion of the opening of the
new store of Carl Dowe in Summit,
New Jersey recently. Mr. Dowe con-
ducts one of the most modern piano
warerooms in the northern part of the
state.
In the accompanying illustration
Young Pianist Wins Award
Playing Chickering Piano
there is shown from left to right: Lou
Dearing, Mrs. Dowe, and seated at the
right are Miss Reiner and Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Pauley of Short Hills. Seated at
left is Mr. Dowe. In the rear at
the front of the piano is Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Ambrose. Pianos shown are Kohl-
er & Campbell and Shoninger
Harry Kapreilian,
General Manager
II
A Chickering piano from Barker
Bros, in Los Angeles was used by
Doris Pridonoff who won grand prize
« ^_
cream of hundreds of southland young-
sters who tried out in the four major
categories — singing, dancing, instru-
mental and dramatics. It represented
two age groups, 7 to 13, and 14 to 18.
Hammond Organ Co. Holds
Successful Monthly Meetings
The Hammond Organ Co., Chicago,
111., started a new series of monthly
meetings recently to instruct both new
and experienced retail organ salesmen.
The first three day sessions proved to
be a tremendous success. More than
40 sales people from all over the coun-
try were in attendance.
The purpose of these meetings is to
provide each retail salesman with good,
practical information to help him in-
crease his sales performance on Ham-
mond Organs. To reach this goal, the
new program offers very comprehen-
sive information on the selling, demon-
strating, servicing and promoting of
each model of the Hammond Organ.
Some new Hammond dealers and
salesmen attended, as well as several
men who had been selling Hammond
Organs for years. Everyone praised the
meeting highly and even the "old
timers" were quick to remark they had
received many new ideas.
^
Kingston, New York
John A. Stahl,
Factory Supt.
Co
'*>*.
j
SERVING THE PIANO INDUSTRY SINCE 1895
I EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS OF PIANO HARDWARE
• Piano Pedals
• Pedal Mountings
• Continuous Hinges
• Fallboard Rods
• Pressure Bars
• Brass Ferrules
(Square & Round)
• All Types of Desk
• Tapered Ferrules
& Top Hinges
• Trap Lever Springs
• Muffler Rails
• Bottom Panel Springs
• Spun Brass Legs
• Grand Hardware—
all types
• Lyre Rods & Braces
• Trapworlc
• Leg Anchor Plates
DORIS PRIDONOFF AT THE CHICKERING
recently at the Fourth Annual Junior
Jubilee show sponsored by the Down-
town Businessmen's Association, top-
ping 32 contestants.
The young pianist won a year's schol-
arship to the University of Southern
California. The finalists were the top
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, DECEMBER, 1954
•
Spun Brass Piano Leg
One of our
Recent Specialties
4
Also Specialties — Let us know your requirements
Estimates cheerfully given
33
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