Presto
Issue: 1923 1920 - Page 22
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May 12, 1923
PRESTO
need no formal introduction to band instrument
people.
Among them are Samuel Evenson, the celebrated
clarinetist, of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra,, who
Nature of Trade Determined by the Location of
has been soloist with the Conway Band for the past
These Three Stores.
fifteen years. Pedro Lozano, the trombone virtuoso,
John Kuarich, who has taken on the Columbia formerly with the National Band of Mexico, has been
agency at his store at 124 Fifth street, Milwaukee, soloist with the Conway Band for the past six years.
Other enthusiastic Conn instrument users on the
Wis., expects to develop a very large foreign record
faculty of the Ithaca Conservatory o fMusic are:
business in his community.
Another store which will specialize in foreign lan- Ernest Pechin, the world-famed cornet virtuoso, who
guage records, mainly Polish and Slavish, is the Kunz has been soloist of the Innes and Conway bands and
Music Shop at 4802 N. Crawford avenue, Chicago, formerly assistant soloist with the Sousa Band;
111., which has a Columbia franchise and will deal in Joseph LaMonaca, the flutist of the Philadelphia
Symphony Orchestra, who has also been soloist with
Columbia Grafonolas and records exclusively.
the Conway Band and will have charge of the flute
Samuel Kaplin has taken over the Biltmore Music and piccolo students. Mr. Monaca ranks among the
Shop at 2048 W. Division street, Chicago. He will highest as an artist. Clarence Page will assist in the
deal exclusively in Columbia Grafonolas and records. direction of the reed instrument department with an
Mr. Kaplin expects to build up a very large mail array of talent.
7
order business as well as a big Jewish record business.
H. Benne Henton has been soloist with Sousa and
soloist and assistant director of Conway's Band for
a number of years. His connection with the Conn
factory as saxophone expert, where he succeeded the
great LeFebre, has also given him prominence, and
Faculty of Ithaca Conservatory of Music Headed by he is recognized as one of the greatest living saxo-
phone virtuosos. Frank R. Seizer, the well-known
Patrick Conway Indorse Conn Goods.
cornetist, arranger and composer, has been with the
Patrick Conway, the famous bandmaster, the new Conway Band as assistant soloist and arranger for a
head of the Band Instrument Department of the number of years. Mr. Sclzer will have charge of the
Ithaca Conservatory of Music, Ithaca, N. Y., and the orchestration and arranging department of the school,
faculty appointed by him have all used and endorsed and students in this department will be fortunate in
for many years the instruments made by C. C. Conn, their association with Mr. Seizer.
Ltd., Elkhart, Ind. Mr. Conway has gathered about
him as members of his faculty eminent artists who
STANDARDIZING LUMBER.
Every buyer of piano factory supplies, and that im-
plies piano dealers also, is interested in the movement
for standardizing lumber. But, while permitting the
buyers' freedom to feel interest in the question, the
lumber industry seems indisposed to include outsiders
in the settlement of the standardizing problem.
Standardization of sizes and simplification of grades
is admitted by most all engaged in any branch of
the industry to be one of the most important move-
ments of the time. Long custom has developed many
sizes and many grades in the manufactured products
of the log. In certain sections the trade uses and
demands certain sizes and certain grades. In the
lumber industry, like in any other industry, the real
aim of the lumbermen, whether they be manufactur-
ers, wholesalers, or dealers, always has been to per-
form a real service, and that service has been to be
able to meet the requirements of trade.
SEEK FOREIGN RECORD TRADE
The Background
A BUSY ROLL
DEPARTMENT
ALL C. C. CONN ENTHUSIASTS
Pian-O-Grand
Beautiful Piano Case
Design and Construction
RADIO IS TOPIC.
The last dinner for the season of the Boston Music
Publishers' Association was held recently at the
Parker House with the new president, W. Diane
Preston, Jr., as the presiding officer, and radio broad-
casting came in for considerable attention. This
was considered by Mr. Preston to be a very big
problem, and he referred to the serious attention that
has been given the matter by the Society of Com-
posers, Authors and Publishers and of the attitude
taken by five broadcasting stations relative to
royalties.
Nothing in the Automatic field to com-
pare with it.
Biggest money maker and most effective
expression coin control instrument on the
market.
Plays Standard 65-Note Rolls
'Whether for public places, theatres or
private parlors, it is all that its name
suggests—Pian-O-Grand.
Q. R. S. ROLLS IN PORTLAND.
According to Erma Ewart, in charge of the Q. R.
S. roll department of the Wiley B. Allen Co. of
Portland, Ore., the most popular rolls at present
are "Marcheta," "Apple Sauce" and "Crying for You."
She says that "Crying for You" is going to become
as popular as "Buddy."
H. L| W I L L S O N I N CHICAGO.
H. L. Willson, president of the Columbia Grapho-
phone Company, paid a visit to the Chicago branch
of the organization on May 2 and 3. Mr. Willson
was well pleased with the outlook for business in the
middle west and is anticipating a great fall business
for the company.
Send for Descriptive Circular
NELSON-WIGGEN PIANO CO.
CHICAGO, ILL.
L. W. Lewis, representing the Sherman, Clay &
Company, Portland, visited Eugene, Ore., recently to
make plans for opening a salesroom in Eugene soon
for the Portland firm.
C G. CONN, Ltd., Elkhart, Ind.
C. D. GREENLEAF, P * . .
j . E> B O Y E R S e c , y
World'. largest manulMtanrs of Hifh Grad« Band and Orchestra Instruments. Employs
1,000
K
•xpert workmen.
* '
All of the most celebrated Artirt. ose and endorse Conn Instruments.
Famous Bandmasters and Orchestra Directors highly endorse and recommend the use of the
Conn Instruments in their organizations.
Conn Instruments are noted for their ease of playing, light and reliable ralve or bey action:
quick response, rich tonal quality, perfect intonation, tone carrying quality, artisticness of denisn,
beautiful finish and reliable construction.
' -nn Instruments are sent to aay point in th> U. S. subject to ten or agencies will be found in all large cities. Writ e for catalogues, prices, etc.
C a CONN, Ltd.
DEPT. MS.
ELKHART, IND.
COLUMBIA
WORD ROLLS
MAY, 1923
SYNCHRONIZED WORD ROLLS
Title
Played by:
594 By the Shalimar
James Blythe Fox-trot
593 Ain't Iyove a Wonderful Thing:
Nell Morrison Fox-trot
592 Sugar Blues
Paul Jones
Blues
591 IJttle Rover
James Blythe Fox-trot
590 You Tell Her—I Stutter
Paul Jon.es Fox-trot
589 Farewell Blues
Jamea Blythe
Blues
588 Ijove's Ship
Nell Morrison
Ballad
587 Apple Satire
Paul Jones Fox-trot
580 When Hearts Are Young Nell Morrison Fox-trot
585 When You and I Were Young Maggie, Blues
584
583
582
581
580
579
578
577
57(5
575
574
Blythe & Jones
Blues
Seven or Eleven
James Blythe Fox-trot
Sweet One
Nell Morrison Fox-trot
I'm a Harmony Baby
Nell Morrison Fox-trot
Starlight Bay
Jonos & Love Fox-trot
After Every Party
Nell Morrison Fox-trot
Jolly Peter
Jones & Love Fox-trot
Hawaiian Rainbow (With Ukulele Effects)
James Blythe
Waltz
The Trail to Long Ago
Nell Morrison Marimba Ballad
Georgia Cabin Door
James Blytho Fox-trot
Kose of the Rio Grande
Nell Morrison Fox-trot
The Lovellght in Your Eyes
Marg-. Thompson Fox-trot
To Retail at
Why Pay More?
75
None Better.
Made of the best materials
obtainable.
Will please your trade and
double your sales.
Quality and price make
Columbia rolls the deal-
er's best profit producer
in a roll department.
A trial order will con-
vince you.
Columbia Music Roll Co.
22 S. Peoria St.
CHICAGO
ILL.
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May 12, 1923
PRESTO
need no formal introduction to band instrument
people.
Among them are Samuel Evenson, the celebrated
clarinetist, of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra,, who
Nature of Trade Determined by the Location of
has been soloist with the Conway Band for the past
These Three Stores.
fifteen years. Pedro Lozano, the trombone virtuoso,
John Kuarich, who has taken on the Columbia formerly with the National Band of Mexico, has been
agency at his store at 124 Fifth street, Milwaukee, soloist with the Conway Band for the past six years.
Other enthusiastic Conn instrument users on the
Wis., expects to develop a very large foreign record
faculty of the Ithaca Conservatory o fMusic are:
business in his community.
Another store which will specialize in foreign lan- Ernest Pechin, the world-famed cornet virtuoso, who
guage records, mainly Polish and Slavish, is the Kunz has been soloist of the Innes and Conway bands and
Music Shop at 4802 N. Crawford avenue, Chicago, formerly assistant soloist with the Sousa Band;
111., which has a Columbia franchise and will deal in Joseph LaMonaca, the flutist of the Philadelphia
Symphony Orchestra, who has also been soloist with
Columbia Grafonolas and records exclusively.
the Conway Band and will have charge of the flute
Samuel Kaplin has taken over the Biltmore Music and piccolo students. Mr. Monaca ranks among the
Shop at 2048 W. Division street, Chicago. He will highest as an artist. Clarence Page will assist in the
deal exclusively in Columbia Grafonolas and records. direction of the reed instrument department with an
Mr. Kaplin expects to build up a very large mail array of talent.
7
order business as well as a big Jewish record business.
H. Benne Henton has been soloist with Sousa and
soloist and assistant director of Conway's Band for
a number of years. His connection with the Conn
factory as saxophone expert, where he succeeded the
great LeFebre, has also given him prominence, and
Faculty of Ithaca Conservatory of Music Headed by he is recognized as one of the greatest living saxo-
phone virtuosos. Frank R. Seizer, the well-known
Patrick Conway Indorse Conn Goods.
cornetist, arranger and composer, has been with the
Patrick Conway, the famous bandmaster, the new Conway Band as assistant soloist and arranger for a
head of the Band Instrument Department of the number of years. Mr. Sclzer will have charge of the
Ithaca Conservatory of Music, Ithaca, N. Y., and the orchestration and arranging department of the school,
faculty appointed by him have all used and endorsed and students in this department will be fortunate in
for many years the instruments made by C. C. Conn, their association with Mr. Seizer.
Ltd., Elkhart, Ind. Mr. Conway has gathered about
him as members of his faculty eminent artists who
STANDARDIZING LUMBER.
Every buyer of piano factory supplies, and that im-
plies piano dealers also, is interested in the movement
for standardizing lumber. But, while permitting the
buyers' freedom to feel interest in the question, the
lumber industry seems indisposed to include outsiders
in the settlement of the standardizing problem.
Standardization of sizes and simplification of grades
is admitted by most all engaged in any branch of
the industry to be one of the most important move-
ments of the time. Long custom has developed many
sizes and many grades in the manufactured products
of the log. In certain sections the trade uses and
demands certain sizes and certain grades. In the
lumber industry, like in any other industry, the real
aim of the lumbermen, whether they be manufactur-
ers, wholesalers, or dealers, always has been to per-
form a real service, and that service has been to be
able to meet the requirements of trade.
SEEK FOREIGN RECORD TRADE
The Background
A BUSY ROLL
DEPARTMENT
ALL C. C. CONN ENTHUSIASTS
Pian-O-Grand
Beautiful Piano Case
Design and Construction
RADIO IS TOPIC.
The last dinner for the season of the Boston Music
Publishers' Association was held recently at the
Parker House with the new president, W. Diane
Preston, Jr., as the presiding officer, and radio broad-
casting came in for considerable attention. This
was considered by Mr. Preston to be a very big
problem, and he referred to the serious attention that
has been given the matter by the Society of Com-
posers, Authors and Publishers and of the attitude
taken by five broadcasting stations relative to
royalties.
Nothing in the Automatic field to com-
pare with it.
Biggest money maker and most effective
expression coin control instrument on the
market.
Plays Standard 65-Note Rolls
'Whether for public places, theatres or
private parlors, it is all that its name
suggests—Pian-O-Grand.
Q. R. S. ROLLS IN PORTLAND.
According to Erma Ewart, in charge of the Q. R.
S. roll department of the Wiley B. Allen Co. of
Portland, Ore., the most popular rolls at present
are "Marcheta," "Apple Sauce" and "Crying for You."
She says that "Crying for You" is going to become
as popular as "Buddy."
H. L| W I L L S O N I N CHICAGO.
H. L. Willson, president of the Columbia Grapho-
phone Company, paid a visit to the Chicago branch
of the organization on May 2 and 3. Mr. Willson
was well pleased with the outlook for business in the
middle west and is anticipating a great fall business
for the company.
Send for Descriptive Circular
NELSON-WIGGEN PIANO CO.
CHICAGO, ILL.
L. W. Lewis, representing the Sherman, Clay &
Company, Portland, visited Eugene, Ore., recently to
make plans for opening a salesroom in Eugene soon
for the Portland firm.
C G. CONN, Ltd., Elkhart, Ind.
C. D. GREENLEAF, P * . .
j . E> B O Y E R S e c , y
World'. largest manulMtanrs of Hifh Grad« Band and Orchestra Instruments. Employs
1,000
K
•xpert workmen.
* '
All of the most celebrated Artirt. ose and endorse Conn Instruments.
Famous Bandmasters and Orchestra Directors highly endorse and recommend the use of the
Conn Instruments in their organizations.
Conn Instruments are noted for their ease of playing, light and reliable ralve or bey action:
quick response, rich tonal quality, perfect intonation, tone carrying quality, artisticness of denisn,
beautiful finish and reliable construction.
' -nn Instruments are sent to aay point in th> U. S. subject to ten or agencies will be found in all large cities. Writ e for catalogues, prices, etc.
C a CONN, Ltd.
DEPT. MS.
ELKHART, IND.
COLUMBIA
WORD ROLLS
MAY, 1923
SYNCHRONIZED WORD ROLLS
Title
Played by:
594 By the Shalimar
James Blythe Fox-trot
593 Ain't Iyove a Wonderful Thing:
Nell Morrison Fox-trot
592 Sugar Blues
Paul Jones
Blues
591 IJttle Rover
James Blythe Fox-trot
590 You Tell Her—I Stutter
Paul Jon.es Fox-trot
589 Farewell Blues
Jamea Blythe
Blues
588 Ijove's Ship
Nell Morrison
Ballad
587 Apple Satire
Paul Jones Fox-trot
580 When Hearts Are Young Nell Morrison Fox-trot
585 When You and I Were Young Maggie, Blues
584
583
582
581
580
579
578
577
57(5
575
574
Blythe & Jones
Blues
Seven or Eleven
James Blythe Fox-trot
Sweet One
Nell Morrison Fox-trot
I'm a Harmony Baby
Nell Morrison Fox-trot
Starlight Bay
Jonos & Love Fox-trot
After Every Party
Nell Morrison Fox-trot
Jolly Peter
Jones & Love Fox-trot
Hawaiian Rainbow (With Ukulele Effects)
James Blythe
Waltz
The Trail to Long Ago
Nell Morrison Marimba Ballad
Georgia Cabin Door
James Blytho Fox-trot
Kose of the Rio Grande
Nell Morrison Fox-trot
The Lovellght in Your Eyes
Marg-. Thompson Fox-trot
To Retail at
Why Pay More?
75
None Better.
Made of the best materials
obtainable.
Will please your trade and
double your sales.
Quality and price make
Columbia rolls the deal-
er's best profit producer
in a roll department.
A trial order will con-
vince you.
Columbia Music Roll Co.
22 S. Peoria St.
CHICAGO
ILL.
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).