Music Trade Review

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SUPPLY EXHIBITS
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Exhibit room of the Supply Div. of the Contin-
ental Music Co. L. to R.: Mr. and Mrs. J.
Gray of Danville, III., Joe Kulicek and Mrs.
Kulicek and Fred Essig.
2.
A. M. Foote, President of Dampp-Chaser, Inc.,
Hendersonville, S. C. stands in the exhibit room
of that company.
3. In the exhibit room of Play-It, Inc. is Harry
E. Dykeman, Carl Rupp, president and inventor,
and O. Fred Rydeen, Vice-President and Sales
Manager of the Aeolian American Corp., who
is watching the device demonstrated.
4.
The exhibit of the Plectro Co. which showed
a new organ attachment which produces man-
dola, mandolin, zither, banjo, xylophone and
cloister bells.
A group of executives who represented Pratt,
Read & Co., Ivoryton, Conn. L. to R.: Chas.
Frederick Stein, Consultant; Peter H. Comstock,
Vice-President; F. Kelso Davis, Vice-President
and Sales Manager; J. A. Gould, President;
Peter T. Calamari, Chief Engineer and Stan
Ranehan, Asst. Sales Manager.
Mr. Ranehan, Mr. Comstock and Mr. Davis look
over the 1903 menu of the National Piano
Manufacturers Assn.
In the Manual Arts Furniture exhibit, L. H.
Schneller, Schneller Music Co.; R. C. Reid, Reid
Music Co., Little Rock; Charles Bahil, Reid Music
Co.;
Paul Jansen displaying the bench leg;
Hubert S. Shearin, Vice-President and Treas-
urer of the company; and E. R. Lowenstine of
Manual Arts.
8. V. J. Sanborn, Jr. stands to the left and H.
S. Hoover to the right of the record cabinet
which was displayed with the piano benches
manufactured by the V. J. Sanborn Music Co.
9. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shale of Rochester conversing
with William L. Schmoeller, II, of Omaha,
Nebr.
10.
Carl Ultes, Jr., Carl Ultes and Harry Tripp, Jr.,
of the O. S. Kelly Co., Springfield, Ohio.
11.
Henry S. Wickham and his son, Henry S.
Wickham, Jr. of the Wickham Piano Plate Co.,
Springfield, Ohio.
12.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wolfe stand before the
demonstrator where they demonstrated Play-by-
Color throughout the week.