Presto
Issue: 1928 2162 - Page 10
10
January 7, 1928
P R E S T O-T I M E S
MINUET EXHIBITED IN BANK
MANY NEW STORES
IN OKLAHOMA CITY
Business Continues Lively After Very Active
Pre-Holiday Season in Music Goods
Sales in All Lines.
The Sonora Phonograph & Radiola Shop is a new
business in Capitol Hill, suburban part of Oklahoma
City, Okla. It is located in the 200 block on West
C avenue.
The Shelden Radiola & Phonograph Shop has set-
tled in its new quarters in the Plaza Court Building
on Classen boulevard. This location is better than
the one it formerly occupied despite the fact that this
location is out of the business section of town. The
new location is in a very beautiful building and on the
main artery of traffic. Business is very good here,
somewhat better than in the former location.
The Piano Exchange, West Main street, is a new
store that has been selling well in all lines. Low
prices on good pianos have brought them much
business.
The J. W. Jenkins store, 223 West Main street, has
been "pushing 1 ' the Victor Automatic Electrola.
Many after-Christmas bargains were offered in used
machines.
Frederickson-Kroh, 407 West Main, has also been
pushing the Orthophonic Victrolas. "With that
Christmas Money Gift," hints a streamer and hints
THE GULBRANSEN CO.
to good effect.
Minuet.
Chestnut Bros. Music Co., 404 W r est Main, has
been doing a good business in sheet music and small
A Gulbransen Art Model Minuet Piano is on dis- made in high-lighted finish and as an Art Model in instruments. Pianos and radios are also handled.
beautiful lacquer colors with dainty decorations used
play this week in one of the main show windows or
Padelford Music Shop, 17 South Hudson, is an-
the Madison-Kedzie State Bank at Madison street on the upper panel, lower panel, trusses, key bottom other shop but recently opened in Oklahoma City.
and top lid. It has full plate, copper bass strings,
and Kedzie avenue, Chicago.
They are specializing in Wurlitzer organs, movie
It is somewhat of a novelty for a piano to win its empire top, brass metal trimmings, continuous fall pianos and organs and automatics.
board
hinge
and
is
three
feet
eight
and
one-half
way thus directly into banking circles, but the Art
Zimmerman Band House, 307 West Grand, has
inches high, four feet eight and one-half inches long
Model Minuet is so attractive that the bank officials
built
up a large trade in band instruments. One of
and twenty-four inches deep. It has three pedals.
decided that they would like to make a display of
the recent good advertisements of the company was
The Minuet Model has sort of a romance con- the Ladies' Saxophone Band.
it in their show window, representative of the Art
nected with it as far as its name is concerned, hav-
products manufactured on Chicago's great west side.
Dinty Moore's Music Shop & Studio, 310 Guaranty
ing been the centerpiece of national interest in a Bldg., is progressing well. Moore conducts a very
The Art Model shown is in deep verde green with
naming contest, out of which the Gulbransen Com- popular orchestra that was used many times by ex-
dainty decorations. Alongside of it are two cards
pany got the wonderfully appropriate name "Minuet Governor Jack Walton during his campaign.
giving the name and detail of the instrument. The
Model" and the slogan, "With All the Grace and
display of the instrument proved a great magnet
Beauty of Its Name."
for the holiday crowd.
The Minuet Mode! has been endorsed by many
A. H. GROVES BUYS STORE.
The Minuet Model Gulbransen is made as a regu-
leaders in the music world, among whom is Edwin
lar upright piano in mahogany, walnut and duco
A. H. Groves, of La Salle, 111., proprietor of
Schneider, accompanist for John McCormack.
finishes and varnish finish when desired. It is also
Groves' Music Shop, has purchased the entire stock
of the Bent Brothers' Piano Store which adjoins his.
The deal became effective December 10, after which
the store became known as the Groves Music Store.
Mr. Groves was formerly manager of the Bent store,
before starting in business for himself.
THE JEWETT PIANOS
Reliable Grand, Upright and Player Pianos
JEWETT PIANO CO., Boston Factories: Leominster, Mass.
v A QUALITY PRODUCT
FOR OVER
QUARTER OFA CENTURY
DEPARTMENT STORE CLOSES.
The department store of William F. Oleman & Co.,
Dayton, O., will discontinue business about Febru-
ary 1. This store for many years has maintained a
phonograph and record department, all merchandise
in which will be closed out along with the other
departments.
GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
J A N D C _.
,
PLAYER PIANOS,
J
•^BOSTON
International
Directory
of the
IVfi
all the world over
Just Out!
F^aris,
15 rue d e Madrid
(France)
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January 7, 1928
P R E S T O-T I M E S
MINUET EXHIBITED IN BANK
MANY NEW STORES
IN OKLAHOMA CITY
Business Continues Lively After Very Active
Pre-Holiday Season in Music Goods
Sales in All Lines.
The Sonora Phonograph & Radiola Shop is a new
business in Capitol Hill, suburban part of Oklahoma
City, Okla. It is located in the 200 block on West
C avenue.
The Shelden Radiola & Phonograph Shop has set-
tled in its new quarters in the Plaza Court Building
on Classen boulevard. This location is better than
the one it formerly occupied despite the fact that this
location is out of the business section of town. The
new location is in a very beautiful building and on the
main artery of traffic. Business is very good here,
somewhat better than in the former location.
The Piano Exchange, West Main street, is a new
store that has been selling well in all lines. Low
prices on good pianos have brought them much
business.
The J. W. Jenkins store, 223 West Main street, has
been "pushing 1 ' the Victor Automatic Electrola.
Many after-Christmas bargains were offered in used
machines.
Frederickson-Kroh, 407 West Main, has also been
pushing the Orthophonic Victrolas. "With that
Christmas Money Gift," hints a streamer and hints
THE GULBRANSEN CO.
to good effect.
Minuet.
Chestnut Bros. Music Co., 404 W r est Main, has
been doing a good business in sheet music and small
A Gulbransen Art Model Minuet Piano is on dis- made in high-lighted finish and as an Art Model in instruments. Pianos and radios are also handled.
beautiful lacquer colors with dainty decorations used
play this week in one of the main show windows or
Padelford Music Shop, 17 South Hudson, is an-
the Madison-Kedzie State Bank at Madison street on the upper panel, lower panel, trusses, key bottom other shop but recently opened in Oklahoma City.
and top lid. It has full plate, copper bass strings,
and Kedzie avenue, Chicago.
They are specializing in Wurlitzer organs, movie
It is somewhat of a novelty for a piano to win its empire top, brass metal trimmings, continuous fall pianos and organs and automatics.
board
hinge
and
is
three
feet
eight
and
one-half
way thus directly into banking circles, but the Art
Zimmerman Band House, 307 West Grand, has
inches high, four feet eight and one-half inches long
Model Minuet is so attractive that the bank officials
built
up a large trade in band instruments. One of
and twenty-four inches deep. It has three pedals.
decided that they would like to make a display of
the recent good advertisements of the company was
The Minuet Model has sort of a romance con- the Ladies' Saxophone Band.
it in their show window, representative of the Art
nected with it as far as its name is concerned, hav-
products manufactured on Chicago's great west side.
Dinty Moore's Music Shop & Studio, 310 Guaranty
ing been the centerpiece of national interest in a Bldg., is progressing well. Moore conducts a very
The Art Model shown is in deep verde green with
naming contest, out of which the Gulbransen Com- popular orchestra that was used many times by ex-
dainty decorations. Alongside of it are two cards
pany got the wonderfully appropriate name "Minuet Governor Jack Walton during his campaign.
giving the name and detail of the instrument. The
Model" and the slogan, "With All the Grace and
display of the instrument proved a great magnet
Beauty of Its Name."
for the holiday crowd.
The Minuet Mode! has been endorsed by many
A. H. GROVES BUYS STORE.
The Minuet Model Gulbransen is made as a regu-
leaders in the music world, among whom is Edwin
lar upright piano in mahogany, walnut and duco
A. H. Groves, of La Salle, 111., proprietor of
Schneider, accompanist for John McCormack.
finishes and varnish finish when desired. It is also
Groves' Music Shop, has purchased the entire stock
of the Bent Brothers' Piano Store which adjoins his.
The deal became effective December 10, after which
the store became known as the Groves Music Store.
Mr. Groves was formerly manager of the Bent store,
before starting in business for himself.
THE JEWETT PIANOS
Reliable Grand, Upright and Player Pianos
JEWETT PIANO CO., Boston Factories: Leominster, Mass.
v A QUALITY PRODUCT
FOR OVER
QUARTER OFA CENTURY
DEPARTMENT STORE CLOSES.
The department store of William F. Oleman & Co.,
Dayton, O., will discontinue business about Febru-
ary 1. This store for many years has maintained a
phonograph and record department, all merchandise
in which will be closed out along with the other
departments.
GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
J A N D C _.
,
PLAYER PIANOS,
J
•^BOSTON
International
Directory
of the
IVfi
all the world over
Just Out!
F^aris,
15 rue d e Madrid
(France)
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).