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PRESTO-TIMES
March, 1931
COURTLY GENTLEMAN
INTRODUCES NEW LINE
OF BAND INSTRUMENTS
he made the 4,000-mile trip, then more than equivalent
to a round-the-world trip now.
SOINO BEAUTIFUL
In Paris.
"A NIGHT IN VENICE"
For five seasons, from 1897 to 1902, lie played with
A S(»'(i THAT KVKKYKODY LOVES
the circus hand in Europe, and living on his savings
Limited Number of < <>|>ics—.lust from London. Kiifclund.
during the winter, .accomplished his. chief purpose
50 Cts. Postpaid
in going to Europe—he studied violin in the Leipzig
Introduced in various pieces of advertising litera-
conservatory. And when his funds ran low he packed ture by the courtly gentleman shown here, Cav- Miss M. E- Hinds, 720 E. Spring St., Cookeville, Tenn.
up the fiddle for which he had traded the goat and alier, "America's lowest priced line of band instru-
went to Paris, where he played in a theater orches-
ments," h a s recently
tra, also giving music lessons.
made its appearance on
His roving came to an end. however, shortly after
CHICAGO IS FAST BECOMING
the market. The new
November 6, 1899, when he was married. His wife
line is a product of the
THE
MUSIC CENTER of AMERICA
traveled with him for a time, but following the birth
Pan-American Band In-
Outstanding
Schools, Teachers,
of their son, Leslie, she and the baby went to Coffey-
strument & Case Co.,
ville to live near his people. The life of the road had
Artists and Managers
Elkhart, Ind., and rep-
lost its lure for the musician, and he followed his
resents a new standard
wife and baby back to Kansas, and settled down for
of quality in the low-
the remainder of his life as a band conductor, orches-
price band instrument
and
tra leader and teacher.
field.
KNOW
MUSICAL
CHICAGO
Scoville was known as the "Originator of the
At present, seven in-
A Weekly
School Bands in Kansas." He also organized the first
struments, ranging in
Subscription $3.00 a Year
high school orchestra in Kansas, at Coffeyville—he price from $32.50 for the cornet to $97.50 for the tenor
organized and conducted without pay this musical saxophone, comprise the Cavalier line. According to
group more than a quarter of a century ago. A F. W. Neptune, sales manager of the company, how-
310 S. Michigan Avenue
CHICAGO
thorough musician—because he has had to fight to- ever, plans for the future include the manufacture of
ward that goal.
a complete line of band instruments.
A newly developed one-piece, trouble-proof valve,
in which all intricate mechanism has been eliminated,
MUSIC AND BAND TEACHERS'
is a feature of the line. Other quality features, un-
Singers Are Delighted Singing
CHANCE
usual in low-price band instruments, are silver-plated
The United States Civil Service Commission an- saxophone keys and one-piece, nickel silver inside
nounces competitive examinations for teachers of
slides on trombones. All Cavalier instruments are
school music and teachers of band and orchestra— furnished in silver plated, sand blast finish with bright
salary $1,860 a year, and application to be on file gold bells.
with the commission at Washington, D. C , not later
Cavaliers may be ordered through the following
than March 25, 1931.
distributors or direct from the factory:
Chicago
Musical Instrument Co., Chicago; Continental Music
"SMILING SILV'RY MOON" OVATIONS Co., Chicago; Tonk Brothers Co., Chicago; C. Bruno
Jimmie Rodgers, America's Blue yodler and Vic- & Son, Inc., New York city; Continental Music Co.,
tor Recording artist, who is credited with introducing New York city; J. W. Jenkins Sons Music Co., Kan-
the song, "Smiling Silv'ry Moon" in Hollywood, Calif., sas City, Mo.; Southern California -Music Co., Los
is still receiving tremendous applause from his audi- Angeles, Calif.; Continental Music Co., San Francisco,
ences on this number. This song is released by J. S. Calif.
Linger Music House of Reading, Pa.
Order Now While They Are Hot
Service and success go together.
Read THE MUSIC NEWS
MUSIC NEWS
"Smiling Silv'ry Moon"
"Don't Waste Your Smiles
On Me"
"Just To Play Hookey Again"
GROUP PIANO CLASS REHEARSAL
A large gathering of group instruction pupils at-
tended a rehearsal a few days ago in Kimball Hall,
Chicago, which was held under the supervision of
Dr. J. Lewis Browne, supervisor of the music depart-
ment of the Chicago public schools, assisted by Mrs.
Lillian Willoughhy, supervisor of class piano instruc-
tion in the Chicago public schools. A photographic
view illustrating this meeting was given in the Chi-
cago daily papers, which, of course, gave wide pub-
licity to public school piano class teaching.
From
PIANISTS
If you want to make a biff hit send for a copy of
"HUMAN PIANOLA"
OTTO WELCOME, 3042 So. St. Louis Ave., Chicago, III.
TO EXPEDITE RECOVERAGE.
Refer to Presto Buyers' Guide for in-
formation about all Pianos, Players and
Reproducing Pianos.
Publishers
READING, PENNA.
I'RICK »5c POSTPAID
Play this number and vour audience will "Stamp" you as a
/AUSIC PRINTERS
I should like to suggest that every business man
for one day refrain from thinking or saying that busi-
ness is bad, poor or rotten. Fear is holding back
the wheels of commerce and industry.—Harry Edward
Freund, in Chicago Tribune of September 9, 1930.
Harry T. Sipe, general traveler for Adam Schaaf,
Inc., Chicago, has been at Martinsville, Ind., recently
resting up, after a long trip in the South.
J. S. UNGER MUSIC HOUSE
"PIANOLA CONCERT RAG"
ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
/ •
PRINT ANYTHING IN MUSIC
BY ANY PROCESS
SEND FOR QUOTATION AND SAMPLES
NO ORDER TOO SMALL TO RECEIVE ATTENTION
THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE MUSIC PRINTER V E S T OF NEW YORK AND
THE LARGEST ENGR/WING DEPARTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES.
ESTABLISHED 1876
REFERENCE ANY PUBLISHER
T E
S NC?N"G£? Z I M M E R M A N •
XH E CO MSTOCK, CHENE 1 Y & CO.
IVORYTON, CONN.
IVORY CUTTERS SINCE 1834
MANUFACTURERS OF
Grand Keys, Actions and Hammers, Upright Keys
Actions and Hammer , Pipe Organ Keys
Piano Forte Ivory for the Trade
STARR PIANOS
STARR PHONOGRAPHS
GENNETT RECORDS
(Represent the Hicjhest oAttainmint in oMusical
\
(Worth,
OfeSTARJVPIANO COMPANY
Established 1872
Richmond. Indiana
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PRESTO-TIMES
March, 1931
COURTLY GENTLEMAN
INTRODUCES NEW LINE
OF BAND INSTRUMENTS
he made the 4,000-mile trip, then more than equivalent
to a round-the-world trip now.
SOINO BEAUTIFUL
In Paris.
"A NIGHT IN VENICE"
For five seasons, from 1897 to 1902, lie played with
A S(»'(i THAT KVKKYKODY LOVES
the circus hand in Europe, and living on his savings
Limited Number of < <>|>ics—.lust from London. Kiifclund.
during the winter, .accomplished his. chief purpose
50 Cts. Postpaid
in going to Europe—he studied violin in the Leipzig
Introduced in various pieces of advertising litera-
conservatory. And when his funds ran low he packed ture by the courtly gentleman shown here, Cav- Miss M. E- Hinds, 720 E. Spring St., Cookeville, Tenn.
up the fiddle for which he had traded the goat and alier, "America's lowest priced line of band instru-
went to Paris, where he played in a theater orches-
ments," h a s recently
tra, also giving music lessons.
made its appearance on
His roving came to an end. however, shortly after
CHICAGO IS FAST BECOMING
the market. The new
November 6, 1899, when he was married. His wife
line is a product of the
THE
MUSIC CENTER of AMERICA
traveled with him for a time, but following the birth
Pan-American Band In-
Outstanding
Schools, Teachers,
of their son, Leslie, she and the baby went to Coffey-
strument & Case Co.,
ville to live near his people. The life of the road had
Artists and Managers
Elkhart, Ind., and rep-
lost its lure for the musician, and he followed his
resents a new standard
wife and baby back to Kansas, and settled down for
of quality in the low-
the remainder of his life as a band conductor, orches-
price band instrument
and
tra leader and teacher.
field.
KNOW
MUSICAL
CHICAGO
Scoville was known as the "Originator of the
At present, seven in-
A Weekly
School Bands in Kansas." He also organized the first
struments, ranging in
Subscription $3.00 a Year
high school orchestra in Kansas, at Coffeyville—he price from $32.50 for the cornet to $97.50 for the tenor
organized and conducted without pay this musical saxophone, comprise the Cavalier line. According to
group more than a quarter of a century ago. A F. W. Neptune, sales manager of the company, how-
310 S. Michigan Avenue
CHICAGO
thorough musician—because he has had to fight to- ever, plans for the future include the manufacture of
ward that goal.
a complete line of band instruments.
A newly developed one-piece, trouble-proof valve,
in which all intricate mechanism has been eliminated,
MUSIC AND BAND TEACHERS'
is a feature of the line. Other quality features, un-
Singers Are Delighted Singing
CHANCE
usual in low-price band instruments, are silver-plated
The United States Civil Service Commission an- saxophone keys and one-piece, nickel silver inside
nounces competitive examinations for teachers of
slides on trombones. All Cavalier instruments are
school music and teachers of band and orchestra— furnished in silver plated, sand blast finish with bright
salary $1,860 a year, and application to be on file gold bells.
with the commission at Washington, D. C , not later
Cavaliers may be ordered through the following
than March 25, 1931.
distributors or direct from the factory:
Chicago
Musical Instrument Co., Chicago; Continental Music
"SMILING SILV'RY MOON" OVATIONS Co., Chicago; Tonk Brothers Co., Chicago; C. Bruno
Jimmie Rodgers, America's Blue yodler and Vic- & Son, Inc., New York city; Continental Music Co.,
tor Recording artist, who is credited with introducing New York city; J. W. Jenkins Sons Music Co., Kan-
the song, "Smiling Silv'ry Moon" in Hollywood, Calif., sas City, Mo.; Southern California -Music Co., Los
is still receiving tremendous applause from his audi- Angeles, Calif.; Continental Music Co., San Francisco,
ences on this number. This song is released by J. S. Calif.
Linger Music House of Reading, Pa.
Order Now While They Are Hot
Service and success go together.
Read THE MUSIC NEWS
MUSIC NEWS
"Smiling Silv'ry Moon"
"Don't Waste Your Smiles
On Me"
"Just To Play Hookey Again"
GROUP PIANO CLASS REHEARSAL
A large gathering of group instruction pupils at-
tended a rehearsal a few days ago in Kimball Hall,
Chicago, which was held under the supervision of
Dr. J. Lewis Browne, supervisor of the music depart-
ment of the Chicago public schools, assisted by Mrs.
Lillian Willoughhy, supervisor of class piano instruc-
tion in the Chicago public schools. A photographic
view illustrating this meeting was given in the Chi-
cago daily papers, which, of course, gave wide pub-
licity to public school piano class teaching.
From
PIANISTS
If you want to make a biff hit send for a copy of
"HUMAN PIANOLA"
OTTO WELCOME, 3042 So. St. Louis Ave., Chicago, III.
TO EXPEDITE RECOVERAGE.
Refer to Presto Buyers' Guide for in-
formation about all Pianos, Players and
Reproducing Pianos.
Publishers
READING, PENNA.
I'RICK »5c POSTPAID
Play this number and vour audience will "Stamp" you as a
/AUSIC PRINTERS
I should like to suggest that every business man
for one day refrain from thinking or saying that busi-
ness is bad, poor or rotten. Fear is holding back
the wheels of commerce and industry.—Harry Edward
Freund, in Chicago Tribune of September 9, 1930.
Harry T. Sipe, general traveler for Adam Schaaf,
Inc., Chicago, has been at Martinsville, Ind., recently
resting up, after a long trip in the South.
J. S. UNGER MUSIC HOUSE
"PIANOLA CONCERT RAG"
ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
/ •
PRINT ANYTHING IN MUSIC
BY ANY PROCESS
SEND FOR QUOTATION AND SAMPLES
NO ORDER TOO SMALL TO RECEIVE ATTENTION
THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE MUSIC PRINTER V E S T OF NEW YORK AND
THE LARGEST ENGR/WING DEPARTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES.
ESTABLISHED 1876
REFERENCE ANY PUBLISHER
T E
S NC?N"G£? Z I M M E R M A N •
XH E CO MSTOCK, CHENE 1 Y & CO.
IVORYTON, CONN.
IVORY CUTTERS SINCE 1834
MANUFACTURERS OF
Grand Keys, Actions and Hammers, Upright Keys
Actions and Hammer , Pipe Organ Keys
Piano Forte Ivory for the Trade
STARR PIANOS
STARR PHONOGRAPHS
GENNETT RECORDS
(Represent the Hicjhest oAttainmint in oMusical
\
(Worth,
OfeSTARJVPIANO COMPANY
Established 1872
Richmond. Indiana
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).