Presto
Issue: 1927 2133 - Page 11
June 18, 1927.
FRESTO-TIMES
For a
Bigger and Better
Business
There is nothing to compare
with the complete line ot
M. SCHULZ CO.
11
got into action, that the business men who attended
the luncheon knew that the Gulbransen Registering
Piano was un equalled solo and accompanying instru-
ment and that it can be played with personal touch
and expression.
Mr. Redewill made a talk in his persuasive way,
E. Palmer Tucker of Wiley B. Allen Co. Gets referring not only to the musical capabilities of the
instrument but to the rise of 'the Gulbransen Com-
Consoling Telegram From George Dow-
pany to leadership in the piano industry under the
ling and Henry Mason.
guidance of A. G. Gulbransen. He told of the fair-
Among those who sent regrets instead of accept- ness of the National Price plan, the extent of the
ances to the convention imitations was E Palmer National Advertising and the other individual and
Tucker, vice-president and manager of 'the Wiley B. original Gulbransen policies.
Allen Company, Los Angeles. His remarks to the
Mr. Redewill played three of his own compositions,
Presto-Times reporter were as follows:
"Concerto in G Major," "Scherzette" and "Becherini
"Inasmuch as our own Ed. H. Uhl presided this Minuet," on his violin, to Gulbransen Registering
year, I especially regret that business matters will Piano accompaniment played by Mr. Kress. Mr.
keep me at my desk. The work for the associations, Kress sang "Danny Boy," "Carry Me Back to Old
Virginny" and "Perfect Day" to the Gulbransen
Registering Piano accompaniment of Mr. Redewill.
LOS ANGELES MANAGER
VOICES HIS REGRETS
The Players are RIGHT in
everything t h a t means
money to the dealers and
satisfaction to the public
THE GULBRANSEN SMALL GRAND.
A scroll panel back for any Minuet Model Gul-
bransen small piano, mahogany, walnut or colored
lacquer, was shown in the Gulbransen exhibit rooms
J Ji'-rg 'he convention. This proved quite interest-
ing to contention visitors. Although not as new as
some of the other Gulbransen products shown in the
display rooms of the company, having been on the
market for several months, the new model Gulbran-
sen Small Grand, four feet six inches, was a center
of interest. This is undoubtedly one of the outstand-
ing values in the small grand field, and the word of
its exceptional qualities has spread over the country
so that there were many who took the opportunity of
seeing it ant! hearing it at the conveiUion.
You will never do anything better
than when you get in touch with
M. SCHULZ CO,
711 Milwaukee Avenue
CHICAGO
SOUTHERN fiRANCH: 730 Candler Bldg., ATLANTA, GA.
BABY LED THE WAY.
The Good Old
SMITH & NIXON
Pianos and Player Pianos
Better than ever, with the same
"Grand Tone In Upright Case."
Grands and Players that every deal-
er likes to sell, for Satisfaction and
Profit.
Smith & Nixon Piano Co.
1229 Miller St., Chicago
Two life-size, full figure babies crawling about in
the hallway of the Stevens Hotel during the conven-
tion last week served as an instantly recognized guide
post to the convention dealer looking for the Gul-
bransen exhibit rooms. Although Gulbransen prod-
ucts are now made in every type of piano for the
E. PALMER TUOKEIt
home, including uprights, reproducing pianos, period
local and national, has changed materially in the last models, extra small uprights, etc., the Gulbransen
few years, but there is more need for an association Baby on account of its worldwide popularity, still re-
than ever before. However, I get more out of the mains the distinguishing mark of all Gulbransen
opportunity for personal contact with my old friends products.
and those in the trade who are doing things, and for
this reason I am also sorry not to be present. I am
very proud of the following 'telegram just received
from two of the finest men in the trade:
" 'Your presence was sadly missed at Cable Co.
UPRIGHTS, GRANDS, PLAYERS
breakfast this morning and by none more than your
AND REPRODUCING PIANOS
friends,
THE FAMOUS "STUDIO GRAND"
" ' G E O . DOWLING AND HENRY MASON.'
"The First Touch Tells"
"Our association on the Coast is busy with promo-
(Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.)
tional matters entirely, having eliminated altogether
CHRISTMAN PIANO CO., Inc.
•the rules and regulations we have had for years upon
597 East 157th Street,
NEW YORK
which eligibility for membership depended. I am
confident that our co-operative efforts will, by de-
veloping additional business, fully justify the time and
money involved."
CHRISTMAN
RESOLUTION FAVORS
NATIONWIDE CONTESTS
Executive Board of National Association of Music
Merchants Acts at Convention Session.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
BAUER PIANOS
exemplify the most
radical and most pro-
gressive development
in piano building in
the present era. They
have no equal in tone
quality, substantial
construction or in-
dividuality.
JULIUS BAUER & COMPANY
Ettablimhed 1857
Factory and Office: 1335-1345 Altgeld Street
The resolution of National Piano Playing Contest
passed by Executive Board of National Association
of Music Merchants Thursday, June 9, was as fol-
lows :
Be it Resolved: That we favor the development
of a National Piano Playing Contest under the
auspices of the National Association of Music Mer-
chants and desire to encourage all associations
throughout the country to put on Piano Playing Con-
tests, to the end of developing a national contest at
an earlv date.
KREITER
The Leading and Most Popular
Pianos and Players
Grands, Players, Uprights and
Reproducing Pianos
The Results of Over Forty Years'
of Experience.
Kreiter Pianos Cover the Entire Line
and no Piano Dealer who tries these in~
struments would supplant them by any
others. A trial will convince.
Kreiter Mfg. Co., Inc.
310-312 W, Water St., Milwaukee, Wig.
Factory: Marinette, Wis.
NORWEGIANS HEAR THE
GULBRANSEN AT LUNCHEON
Gene Redewill and Theodore Kress Provide Program
for Club of Business Men.
Last week the Norwegian Fish Luncheon Club,
which meets every Thursday noon at the Bismarck
Hotel, Chicago, called upon the Gulbransen Company
for entertainment. The invitation was responded to
by Gene Redewill and Theodore Kress, of the Rede-
will Music Company, Phoenix, Ariz., and the Gul-
bransen Registering Piano on Thursday noon. The
Norwegian Fish Luncheon Club is composed of
prominent men in all walks of business life.
It was plain, after the two enthusiastic Arizoimns
The Original Small Piano
Made and marketed by specialists in small
pianos. Valuable territory still open.
Write for our effective sales plan.
THE LITTLE PIANO WITH THE BIG TONE
MIESSNER PIANO COMPANY
126 Reed St.
Milwaukee, Wis.
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FRESTO-TIMES
For a
Bigger and Better
Business
There is nothing to compare
with the complete line ot
M. SCHULZ CO.
11
got into action, that the business men who attended
the luncheon knew that the Gulbransen Registering
Piano was un equalled solo and accompanying instru-
ment and that it can be played with personal touch
and expression.
Mr. Redewill made a talk in his persuasive way,
E. Palmer Tucker of Wiley B. Allen Co. Gets referring not only to the musical capabilities of the
instrument but to the rise of 'the Gulbransen Com-
Consoling Telegram From George Dow-
pany to leadership in the piano industry under the
ling and Henry Mason.
guidance of A. G. Gulbransen. He told of the fair-
Among those who sent regrets instead of accept- ness of the National Price plan, the extent of the
ances to the convention imitations was E Palmer National Advertising and the other individual and
Tucker, vice-president and manager of 'the Wiley B. original Gulbransen policies.
Allen Company, Los Angeles. His remarks to the
Mr. Redewill played three of his own compositions,
Presto-Times reporter were as follows:
"Concerto in G Major," "Scherzette" and "Becherini
"Inasmuch as our own Ed. H. Uhl presided this Minuet," on his violin, to Gulbransen Registering
year, I especially regret that business matters will Piano accompaniment played by Mr. Kress. Mr.
keep me at my desk. The work for the associations, Kress sang "Danny Boy," "Carry Me Back to Old
Virginny" and "Perfect Day" to the Gulbransen
Registering Piano accompaniment of Mr. Redewill.
LOS ANGELES MANAGER
VOICES HIS REGRETS
The Players are RIGHT in
everything t h a t means
money to the dealers and
satisfaction to the public
THE GULBRANSEN SMALL GRAND.
A scroll panel back for any Minuet Model Gul-
bransen small piano, mahogany, walnut or colored
lacquer, was shown in the Gulbransen exhibit rooms
J Ji'-rg 'he convention. This proved quite interest-
ing to contention visitors. Although not as new as
some of the other Gulbransen products shown in the
display rooms of the company, having been on the
market for several months, the new model Gulbran-
sen Small Grand, four feet six inches, was a center
of interest. This is undoubtedly one of the outstand-
ing values in the small grand field, and the word of
its exceptional qualities has spread over the country
so that there were many who took the opportunity of
seeing it ant! hearing it at the conveiUion.
You will never do anything better
than when you get in touch with
M. SCHULZ CO,
711 Milwaukee Avenue
CHICAGO
SOUTHERN fiRANCH: 730 Candler Bldg., ATLANTA, GA.
BABY LED THE WAY.
The Good Old
SMITH & NIXON
Pianos and Player Pianos
Better than ever, with the same
"Grand Tone In Upright Case."
Grands and Players that every deal-
er likes to sell, for Satisfaction and
Profit.
Smith & Nixon Piano Co.
1229 Miller St., Chicago
Two life-size, full figure babies crawling about in
the hallway of the Stevens Hotel during the conven-
tion last week served as an instantly recognized guide
post to the convention dealer looking for the Gul-
bransen exhibit rooms. Although Gulbransen prod-
ucts are now made in every type of piano for the
E. PALMER TUOKEIt
home, including uprights, reproducing pianos, period
local and national, has changed materially in the last models, extra small uprights, etc., the Gulbransen
few years, but there is more need for an association Baby on account of its worldwide popularity, still re-
than ever before. However, I get more out of the mains the distinguishing mark of all Gulbransen
opportunity for personal contact with my old friends products.
and those in the trade who are doing things, and for
this reason I am also sorry not to be present. I am
very proud of the following 'telegram just received
from two of the finest men in the trade:
" 'Your presence was sadly missed at Cable Co.
UPRIGHTS, GRANDS, PLAYERS
breakfast this morning and by none more than your
AND REPRODUCING PIANOS
friends,
THE FAMOUS "STUDIO GRAND"
" ' G E O . DOWLING AND HENRY MASON.'
"The First Touch Tells"
"Our association on the Coast is busy with promo-
(Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.)
tional matters entirely, having eliminated altogether
CHRISTMAN PIANO CO., Inc.
•the rules and regulations we have had for years upon
597 East 157th Street,
NEW YORK
which eligibility for membership depended. I am
confident that our co-operative efforts will, by de-
veloping additional business, fully justify the time and
money involved."
CHRISTMAN
RESOLUTION FAVORS
NATIONWIDE CONTESTS
Executive Board of National Association of Music
Merchants Acts at Convention Session.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
BAUER PIANOS
exemplify the most
radical and most pro-
gressive development
in piano building in
the present era. They
have no equal in tone
quality, substantial
construction or in-
dividuality.
JULIUS BAUER & COMPANY
Ettablimhed 1857
Factory and Office: 1335-1345 Altgeld Street
The resolution of National Piano Playing Contest
passed by Executive Board of National Association
of Music Merchants Thursday, June 9, was as fol-
lows :
Be it Resolved: That we favor the development
of a National Piano Playing Contest under the
auspices of the National Association of Music Mer-
chants and desire to encourage all associations
throughout the country to put on Piano Playing Con-
tests, to the end of developing a national contest at
an earlv date.
KREITER
The Leading and Most Popular
Pianos and Players
Grands, Players, Uprights and
Reproducing Pianos
The Results of Over Forty Years'
of Experience.
Kreiter Pianos Cover the Entire Line
and no Piano Dealer who tries these in~
struments would supplant them by any
others. A trial will convince.
Kreiter Mfg. Co., Inc.
310-312 W, Water St., Milwaukee, Wig.
Factory: Marinette, Wis.
NORWEGIANS HEAR THE
GULBRANSEN AT LUNCHEON
Gene Redewill and Theodore Kress Provide Program
for Club of Business Men.
Last week the Norwegian Fish Luncheon Club,
which meets every Thursday noon at the Bismarck
Hotel, Chicago, called upon the Gulbransen Company
for entertainment. The invitation was responded to
by Gene Redewill and Theodore Kress, of the Rede-
will Music Company, Phoenix, Ariz., and the Gul-
bransen Registering Piano on Thursday noon. The
Norwegian Fish Luncheon Club is composed of
prominent men in all walks of business life.
It was plain, after the two enthusiastic Arizoimns
The Original Small Piano
Made and marketed by specialists in small
pianos. Valuable territory still open.
Write for our effective sales plan.
THE LITTLE PIANO WITH THE BIG TONE
MIESSNER PIANO COMPANY
126 Reed St.
Milwaukee, Wis.
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).