Presto
Issue: 1920 1779 - Page 23
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PRESTO
August 28, 1920.
NEW REPUBLIC LIST
REPLETE WITH FEATURES
September Presentations from the Progressive
Roll Manufacturers Has All the Winners
Asked for by Player Owners.
The outstanding feature of the list for September
of the Republic Player Roll Corporation is "Fair
One," a fox-trot composed by Ted Lewis and played
by those peerless syncopators, J. Milton Delcamp
and Adam Carroll. Mr. Delcamp has also recorded
"Rackety-Rag" and the present day hit, "The Love
Nest." The "12th Street Rag," one of those old blue
numbers that never die, adds a touch of novelty to
the September list.
The remainder of the list is composed of a variety
of hits—jazz, oriental, sentimental—and upholds the
high standard of the Republic Player Roll Corpora-
tion. The list follows
:
"Fair One," fox trot (Ted Lewis). Played by
J. M. Delcamp and Adam Carroll.
"Whispering," fox trot, (Schonberger). Played by
,T. L. Delcamp and Adam Carroll.
"Sweet Mama," (Papa's Getting Mad), Blue fox
trot (Frost). Played by Adam Carroll.
"Japanese Sundown," fox trot (Whiting). Played
by J. M. Delcamp.
"My Greenwich Village Sue," Syncopated waltz
(Morgan). Played by Nan Foster and Victor Lane.
"I'll Be With You in Apple Blossom Time," waftz
ballad (Von Tilzer). Played by Nan Foster.
"You're the Only Girl That Made Me Cry," fox
trot (Fischer). Played by Adrian Rollini.
"Beautiful Annabell Lee," novelty waltz song
(Meyers). Played by J. M. Delcamp and Adam
Carroll.
"Mammy's Goodnight Lullaby," fox trot (Von Til-
zer). Played by Nan Foster.
"Leave Me Your Love," ballad (Fischer). Played
by Nan Foster.
"12th Street Rag," fox trot (Bowman). Played
by Victor Lane.
"Gone Are the Days," fox trot (Joyce). Played
by Victor Lane.
"Dreaming Blues," Blue fox trot (Baker). Played
by Adrian Rollini.
"Every Once in a While," fox trot (Skidmore).
Played by Cal Adams.
"Let Me Dance the Blues Away," novelty one-
step (Delcamp, Sandefur and Schodel). Played by
J. M. Delcamp and Adam Carroll.
"Sonora," waltz song (Adrens and Hamlin).
Played by T. Milton Delcamp.
"Kamel Land," novelty fox trot (Gold). Played
by J. M. Delcamp and Adam Carroll.
"The Sunshine of Your Smile," ballad (Ray).
Played by Irene D'Giovanni.
"Yo San," Oriental fox trot (Hazard). Played by
J. M. Delcamp and Adam Carroll.
Instrumental—"The Love Nest," fox trot (Hirach).
Played by J. M. Delcamp.
"Rackety-Rag," novelty one-step (J. M. Delcamp).
Played by J. M. Delcamp.
NEW GULBRANSEN FACTORY IS
BEING OCCUPIED GRADUALLY
Finishing Department Already at Work on Upper
Floors of Giant Structure.
The Gulbransen-Dickinson Company's finishing
department is already spreading into the new space
set aside for its use on the upper floors of the vast
new playerpiano factory at Kedzie and Chicago
avenues, Chicago, and a large lot of new machinery
is arriving and is being set up in the mill room and
veneer department.
The new power house and smokestack have been
completed. The stack is so tall it is a landmark in-
dicating, for miles around, the location of the plant.
The boilers arc being set up and connected, and as
soon as this work is completed it will permit the
tearing down of the old power house and the erec-
tion of new dry kilns.
BALDWIN CO'S NOTE ISSUE.
C. L. Calhoon, dealer in Delco-Light products in
Hoxie, Kans., is putting in a music department. Mr.
Calhoon has ordered a full line of pianos and play-
ers from the Baldwin Piano Co.
A new issue of $2,500,000 8 per cent convertible
gold notes has been placed on the market by the
Baldwin Company of Cincinnati, for the purpose of
refinancing. The plans of the company include an
increase in both the common and preferred stocks.
The notes are made convertible into 8 per cent
cumulative preferred stock at any time within their
life of five years at the option of the holder. The
proceeds of the notes will be used in completing the
new building on Gilbert avenue, Cincinnati. The
company is in the midst of a very active season in
its business., and it is expanding constantly.
BUY EBE PLAYER PIANOS—
2469 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. 135th, New York
"The Little Store with the Big Business," is the
distinguishing title of the Baker Music House, Al-
bany, N. Y.
NEW KANSAS DEALER.
T0NK
BENCHES
PIONEER SCHOOL F(H PIANO MEN
Established 1901
In H's 20* H yeai-
wi-th upwards of
GO WITH GOOD P ANOS TO
ACTIVE DEALERS' CUSTOMERS
1000
SUCCESSFUL
GRADUATES
WISE DEALERS ALREADY IN LINE
COURT-HOUSE SO.
VALPARAISO. IND.
Write Us NOW for Information
TONK MANUFACTURING CO.
6170±
1912 Lewis Street
CHICAGO
Piano, Player-Piano and Organ Tuning, Repairing, Regula-
ting and Voicing. Best equipped school in the U. S.
Diplomas awarded and positions secured. Private and class
instructions, both sexes.
School all the year. Illustrated catalogue* free.
POLK'S SCHOOL OF TUNING, VALPARAISO, IND.
WESSELL, NICKEL & GROSS
Manufacturers •§
CABLE-NELSON PIANO CO.
FACTORIES:
W«»t Forty-Fifth Street, Tentk AT«BIM aa4 West
Manufactures fine pianos and player-pianos and
Wholesales them at fair prices and terms.
The agency is a source of both
profit and prestige,
457 West 45th Street
REPUBLIC BUILDING. CHICAGO
PIANO ACTIONS*
HIGHEST GRADE
ONE GRADE ONLY
Forty-Sixth Street
OFFICE:
The Sfen of Supreme
Achievement in Piano
NEW YORK
Com stock, Cheney & Co*
Ivory Cutters and Manufacturers
Piano Keys, Actions * Hammers
IVORY AND COMPOSITION-COVERED ORGAN KEYS
Thi only Conyiny Furnishing the Keys, Actions, Hammers and Braokets CompSait
The Best High-Grade Piano for the Money
Newman Bros. Pianos have tonal quality second to none.
Their many superior points and their forty-six years of pres-
tige give the dealer interesting facts to tell his prospects.
When you take on the Newman line of pianos and players you
become one of us, and we give you real help when you need it.
Don't just think we are a fine firm to deal with, find out for
sure and you will stay right with us.
Newman Bros. Company
Tcfegraph and R. R. Station: Essex, Conn.
Office and Factories: Ivory ton, Conn*
FOR TONE, BEAUTY
AND LASTING
A
ACCOMPLISHMENT
K52
Factories, 806-16 DixgSt.
,-AUTO-PLAYER ~
The WERNER INDUSTRIES CO. Cincinnai
Chicago, Illinois
P I A N O S
A.ND
P L. A. Y E R S
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PRESTO
August 28, 1920.
NEW REPUBLIC LIST
REPLETE WITH FEATURES
September Presentations from the Progressive
Roll Manufacturers Has All the Winners
Asked for by Player Owners.
The outstanding feature of the list for September
of the Republic Player Roll Corporation is "Fair
One," a fox-trot composed by Ted Lewis and played
by those peerless syncopators, J. Milton Delcamp
and Adam Carroll. Mr. Delcamp has also recorded
"Rackety-Rag" and the present day hit, "The Love
Nest." The "12th Street Rag," one of those old blue
numbers that never die, adds a touch of novelty to
the September list.
The remainder of the list is composed of a variety
of hits—jazz, oriental, sentimental—and upholds the
high standard of the Republic Player Roll Corpora-
tion. The list follows
:
"Fair One," fox trot (Ted Lewis). Played by
J. M. Delcamp and Adam Carroll.
"Whispering," fox trot, (Schonberger). Played by
,T. L. Delcamp and Adam Carroll.
"Sweet Mama," (Papa's Getting Mad), Blue fox
trot (Frost). Played by Adam Carroll.
"Japanese Sundown," fox trot (Whiting). Played
by J. M. Delcamp.
"My Greenwich Village Sue," Syncopated waltz
(Morgan). Played by Nan Foster and Victor Lane.
"I'll Be With You in Apple Blossom Time," waftz
ballad (Von Tilzer). Played by Nan Foster.
"You're the Only Girl That Made Me Cry," fox
trot (Fischer). Played by Adrian Rollini.
"Beautiful Annabell Lee," novelty waltz song
(Meyers). Played by J. M. Delcamp and Adam
Carroll.
"Mammy's Goodnight Lullaby," fox trot (Von Til-
zer). Played by Nan Foster.
"Leave Me Your Love," ballad (Fischer). Played
by Nan Foster.
"12th Street Rag," fox trot (Bowman). Played
by Victor Lane.
"Gone Are the Days," fox trot (Joyce). Played
by Victor Lane.
"Dreaming Blues," Blue fox trot (Baker). Played
by Adrian Rollini.
"Every Once in a While," fox trot (Skidmore).
Played by Cal Adams.
"Let Me Dance the Blues Away," novelty one-
step (Delcamp, Sandefur and Schodel). Played by
J. M. Delcamp and Adam Carroll.
"Sonora," waltz song (Adrens and Hamlin).
Played by T. Milton Delcamp.
"Kamel Land," novelty fox trot (Gold). Played
by J. M. Delcamp and Adam Carroll.
"The Sunshine of Your Smile," ballad (Ray).
Played by Irene D'Giovanni.
"Yo San," Oriental fox trot (Hazard). Played by
J. M. Delcamp and Adam Carroll.
Instrumental—"The Love Nest," fox trot (Hirach).
Played by J. M. Delcamp.
"Rackety-Rag," novelty one-step (J. M. Delcamp).
Played by J. M. Delcamp.
NEW GULBRANSEN FACTORY IS
BEING OCCUPIED GRADUALLY
Finishing Department Already at Work on Upper
Floors of Giant Structure.
The Gulbransen-Dickinson Company's finishing
department is already spreading into the new space
set aside for its use on the upper floors of the vast
new playerpiano factory at Kedzie and Chicago
avenues, Chicago, and a large lot of new machinery
is arriving and is being set up in the mill room and
veneer department.
The new power house and smokestack have been
completed. The stack is so tall it is a landmark in-
dicating, for miles around, the location of the plant.
The boilers arc being set up and connected, and as
soon as this work is completed it will permit the
tearing down of the old power house and the erec-
tion of new dry kilns.
BALDWIN CO'S NOTE ISSUE.
C. L. Calhoon, dealer in Delco-Light products in
Hoxie, Kans., is putting in a music department. Mr.
Calhoon has ordered a full line of pianos and play-
ers from the Baldwin Piano Co.
A new issue of $2,500,000 8 per cent convertible
gold notes has been placed on the market by the
Baldwin Company of Cincinnati, for the purpose of
refinancing. The plans of the company include an
increase in both the common and preferred stocks.
The notes are made convertible into 8 per cent
cumulative preferred stock at any time within their
life of five years at the option of the holder. The
proceeds of the notes will be used in completing the
new building on Gilbert avenue, Cincinnati. The
company is in the midst of a very active season in
its business., and it is expanding constantly.
BUY EBE PLAYER PIANOS—
2469 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. 135th, New York
"The Little Store with the Big Business," is the
distinguishing title of the Baker Music House, Al-
bany, N. Y.
NEW KANSAS DEALER.
T0NK
BENCHES
PIONEER SCHOOL F(H PIANO MEN
Established 1901
In H's 20* H yeai-
wi-th upwards of
GO WITH GOOD P ANOS TO
ACTIVE DEALERS' CUSTOMERS
1000
SUCCESSFUL
GRADUATES
WISE DEALERS ALREADY IN LINE
COURT-HOUSE SO.
VALPARAISO. IND.
Write Us NOW for Information
TONK MANUFACTURING CO.
6170±
1912 Lewis Street
CHICAGO
Piano, Player-Piano and Organ Tuning, Repairing, Regula-
ting and Voicing. Best equipped school in the U. S.
Diplomas awarded and positions secured. Private and class
instructions, both sexes.
School all the year. Illustrated catalogue* free.
POLK'S SCHOOL OF TUNING, VALPARAISO, IND.
WESSELL, NICKEL & GROSS
Manufacturers •§
CABLE-NELSON PIANO CO.
FACTORIES:
W«»t Forty-Fifth Street, Tentk AT«BIM aa4 West
Manufactures fine pianos and player-pianos and
Wholesales them at fair prices and terms.
The agency is a source of both
profit and prestige,
457 West 45th Street
REPUBLIC BUILDING. CHICAGO
PIANO ACTIONS*
HIGHEST GRADE
ONE GRADE ONLY
Forty-Sixth Street
OFFICE:
The Sfen of Supreme
Achievement in Piano
NEW YORK
Com stock, Cheney & Co*
Ivory Cutters and Manufacturers
Piano Keys, Actions * Hammers
IVORY AND COMPOSITION-COVERED ORGAN KEYS
Thi only Conyiny Furnishing the Keys, Actions, Hammers and Braokets CompSait
The Best High-Grade Piano for the Money
Newman Bros. Pianos have tonal quality second to none.
Their many superior points and their forty-six years of pres-
tige give the dealer interesting facts to tell his prospects.
When you take on the Newman line of pianos and players you
become one of us, and we give you real help when you need it.
Don't just think we are a fine firm to deal with, find out for
sure and you will stay right with us.
Newman Bros. Company
Tcfegraph and R. R. Station: Essex, Conn.
Office and Factories: Ivory ton, Conn*
FOR TONE, BEAUTY
AND LASTING
A
ACCOMPLISHMENT
K52
Factories, 806-16 DixgSt.
,-AUTO-PLAYER ~
The WERNER INDUSTRIES CO. Cincinnai
Chicago, Illinois
P I A N O S
A.ND
P L. A. Y E R S
Enhanced content © 2008-2009 and presented by MBSI - The Musical Box Society International (www.mbsi.org) and the International Arcade Museum (www.arcade-museum.com).
All Rights Reserved. Digitized from the archives of the MBSI with support from NAMM - The International Music Products Association (www.namm.org).
Additional enhancement, optimization, and distribution by the International Arcade Museum. An extensive collection of Presto can be found online at http://www.arcade-museum.com/library/
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).