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P R E S T 0-T I M E S
July 7, 1928
and exclamations of pride and satisfaction from
scores of parents who formed a large part of the
audience,
The children showed such evidence of splendid
training in everything they did that Miss Munster,
Gross Piano Co. Give Conclusive Evidence of their teacher, received a liberal share of the applause
and several beautiful floral tributes, tokens of the love
the Curtis System of Piano
and esteem she has won from both the children and
Instruction.
parents.
Will Gross gave a very interesting talk about the
An audience that filled to overflowing the large
160x65 foot wareroom of the Gross Piano Co. and growth and development of this fine community edu-
crowded the lobbies, sidewalk and out onto the cational work and movement he has established and
street, enjoyed every moment of a most interesting made a strong plea for the education for the children
program of thirty numbers, given by over one hun- in music through the medium of the piano, the basic
CHIGAGO DEALERS'
PIANO CLASS RECITAL
GROSS PIANO CO.'S CURTIS CLASS.
dred school children of both sexes, ranging from 6
to 12 years of age.
These children showed most remarkable talent and
ability, and gave class demonstrations, duets, solos,
octettes and ensemble numbers with great precision
and also demonstrations in sight reading, transpoti-
tion, composition and rythm that aroused great en-
thusiasm and viborous applause from the audience
instrument and by the most efficient and economical
methods embodied in the Curtis system.
Miss Helen Curtis, originator of the Curtis system,
described its growth and development, its popularity
with musicians, teachers, supervisors and musical
organizations, schools and conservatories in various
parts of the country.
Mr. Gross insisted on a talk from William Lincoln
NEWSY FACTS ABOUT THE
MEN WHO RETAIL PIANOS
Items gathered From Various Sources Relate Inci-
dents in the Trade Activities.
The Cote Piano Co., Fall River, Mass., will soon
move from its present location at 162 North Main
street to a new store at 212 Pleasant street.
The Frelinge Music House, Lafayette, Ind., has
moved from Columbus street to 654 Main street in
the Ross Building.
Miss Isabella Van Ness, Fourth and Walnut streets,
recently opened for business in Mansfield, Ohio, with
a line of musical instruments and supplies.
Krausgill Piano Co., 309 West Walnut street,
Louisville, Ky., has leased the adjoining storerooms,
307-11 West Walnut street.
Russell J. Franck, 1340 Park avenue, Alameda, Cal.,
is the successor to the music business of Max Franck
& Son.
The Sterling Piano Co., of 81 Court street, Brook-
lyn, N. Y., has leased the store and basement at
Main street and Madison avenue, Flushing, L. I.,
and will add a new unit in its chain of piano and
radio stores.
The Cleveland Talking Machine Co., Cleveland,
Ohio, which conducts a talking machine business on
Rockwell avenue, N. E., has leased the entire fifth
and sixth floors of the building at 4300 Euclid.
The Ellison Piano House, Buffalo, N. Y., has
rented the store at 72 Broadway, Hornell, N. Y., and
will open a new branch music store.
Bush, founder of the Bush Conservatory of Chicago,
where Miss Curtis is head of the class piano depart-
ment. He told of the splendid work in the public
and parochial as well as private children's grade
schools throughout the city and suburbs and predicted
that in a few years class piano instruction would
become a major study in every up-to-date school.
Four Kimball grands, used for the recital, grouped
on the improvised stage, gave a finishing touch and
formed a fine background to the beautiful floral pieces
and decorations. These fine pianos gave great musical
effect and provided a perfect medium for the rendi-
tion of a splendid program.
Just One of
Nineteen
Beautiful
Designs of the
Schiller Line
Style M. Jacobean Schiller
If You Are Meeting With Sales Resistance Let Us Help You.
SCHILLER PIANO COMPANY
Factory and General Offices:
OREGON, ILL.
Chicago Offices: 932 Republic Building
New York Office: 130 West 42nd Street
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P R E S T 0-T I M E S
July 7, 1928
and exclamations of pride and satisfaction from
scores of parents who formed a large part of the
audience,
The children showed such evidence of splendid
training in everything they did that Miss Munster,
Gross Piano Co. Give Conclusive Evidence of their teacher, received a liberal share of the applause
and several beautiful floral tributes, tokens of the love
the Curtis System of Piano
and esteem she has won from both the children and
Instruction.
parents.
Will Gross gave a very interesting talk about the
An audience that filled to overflowing the large
160x65 foot wareroom of the Gross Piano Co. and growth and development of this fine community edu-
crowded the lobbies, sidewalk and out onto the cational work and movement he has established and
street, enjoyed every moment of a most interesting made a strong plea for the education for the children
program of thirty numbers, given by over one hun- in music through the medium of the piano, the basic
CHIGAGO DEALERS'
PIANO CLASS RECITAL
GROSS PIANO CO.'S CURTIS CLASS.
dred school children of both sexes, ranging from 6
to 12 years of age.
These children showed most remarkable talent and
ability, and gave class demonstrations, duets, solos,
octettes and ensemble numbers with great precision
and also demonstrations in sight reading, transpoti-
tion, composition and rythm that aroused great en-
thusiasm and viborous applause from the audience
instrument and by the most efficient and economical
methods embodied in the Curtis system.
Miss Helen Curtis, originator of the Curtis system,
described its growth and development, its popularity
with musicians, teachers, supervisors and musical
organizations, schools and conservatories in various
parts of the country.
Mr. Gross insisted on a talk from William Lincoln
NEWSY FACTS ABOUT THE
MEN WHO RETAIL PIANOS
Items gathered From Various Sources Relate Inci-
dents in the Trade Activities.
The Cote Piano Co., Fall River, Mass., will soon
move from its present location at 162 North Main
street to a new store at 212 Pleasant street.
The Frelinge Music House, Lafayette, Ind., has
moved from Columbus street to 654 Main street in
the Ross Building.
Miss Isabella Van Ness, Fourth and Walnut streets,
recently opened for business in Mansfield, Ohio, with
a line of musical instruments and supplies.
Krausgill Piano Co., 309 West Walnut street,
Louisville, Ky., has leased the adjoining storerooms,
307-11 West Walnut street.
Russell J. Franck, 1340 Park avenue, Alameda, Cal.,
is the successor to the music business of Max Franck
& Son.
The Sterling Piano Co., of 81 Court street, Brook-
lyn, N. Y., has leased the store and basement at
Main street and Madison avenue, Flushing, L. I.,
and will add a new unit in its chain of piano and
radio stores.
The Cleveland Talking Machine Co., Cleveland,
Ohio, which conducts a talking machine business on
Rockwell avenue, N. E., has leased the entire fifth
and sixth floors of the building at 4300 Euclid.
The Ellison Piano House, Buffalo, N. Y., has
rented the store at 72 Broadway, Hornell, N. Y., and
will open a new branch music store.
Bush, founder of the Bush Conservatory of Chicago,
where Miss Curtis is head of the class piano depart-
ment. He told of the splendid work in the public
and parochial as well as private children's grade
schools throughout the city and suburbs and predicted
that in a few years class piano instruction would
become a major study in every up-to-date school.
Four Kimball grands, used for the recital, grouped
on the improvised stage, gave a finishing touch and
formed a fine background to the beautiful floral pieces
and decorations. These fine pianos gave great musical
effect and provided a perfect medium for the rendi-
tion of a splendid program.
Just One of
Nineteen
Beautiful
Designs of the
Schiller Line
Style M. Jacobean Schiller
If You Are Meeting With Sales Resistance Let Us Help You.
SCHILLER PIANO COMPANY
Factory and General Offices:
OREGON, ILL.
Chicago Offices: 932 Republic Building
New York Office: 130 West 42nd Street
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).