Presto
Issue: 1932 2267 - Page 5
September-October, 1932
the Universal Selling Campaign Company. Among
the thirty-one participants the music business was
represented by the Baldwin Piano Company branch
store at Louisville.
OHIO MERCHANTS' CONVENTION
PUT OVER UNTIL 1933
The Ohio Music Merchants' Association has post-
poned its 1932 gathering until next year. This year's
meeting was originally scheduled for Portsmouth, Ohio.
A meeting of the officers and advisory committee has
been called to decide a place and date of the meeting
for 1933.
Charles F. Gross, secretary of the Ohio associa-
tion, in commenting on this postponement wisely
remarks that "It takes money to defray expenses of
a convention and our people have come to the con-
clusion that.this money can better benefit us and oth-
ers of the trade if used to rid the state of some of the
teachers and other persons in the employ of State
controlled institutions who sell musical publications,
musical instruments and supplies direct to their pupils
or to schools in violation of th£ existing Ohio State
law forbidding this practice."
P R E S T O-T I M E S
NEW OFFICES OF THE NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF MUSIC
MERCHANTS
SECRETARY DAVID KIMBALL'S INVITATION
In the announcement of the first meeting of the
Chicago Piano and Organ Association called for Sep-
tember 29, Secretary D. W. Kimball starts the invi-
The offices of the National Association of Music tation to the luncheon in this breezy, light-hearted
vein: "With 'The Sun Shining Bright in My Old
Merchants is now located in Steinway Hall, 113 West
Kentucky Home' and Niagara Falls reported running
57th street, New York, Suite 1109. Rearrangement of
the space occupied by the National Bureau for the seven days a week the Chicago Piano and Organ
Advancement of Music and the Music Industries Association is notifying you," etc., etc.
Chamber of Commerce at 45 West 45th street, neces-
sitated change of location of the Merchants' Execu- W. B. MARSHALL BACK TO FORT WAYNE
tive Office and the office was fortunate in obtaining
W. B. Marshall, who has been doing a valuable
space in the splendid Steinway Hall building, which
is now a center of musical activity, being the home piece of work for the Packard Piano Company since
of the leading managerial and booking offices for it went into the hands of the receiver in February,
1930, is back to Fort Wayne from his summer vaca-
musical artists and also the headquarters of musical
publications, as well as housing the studios of many tion in Massachusetts for some additional work in
the winding up of the affairs of that defunct concern.
distinguished music teachers.
As it is generally understood the Packard stock of
instruments has been pretty thoroughly picked over
T^et the PRESTO-TIMES classified columns help you and sold out, for Mr. Marshall has been working
sell that old stock of pianos, violins and sheet music.
Music dealers everywhere are on the alert for any real very hard in the wind-up of the business.
bargain that you offer them. Remember, goods that you
Have you a cutomer that wants a particular type of
cannot sell easily may enjoy a very ready s-ile in ether
any 'second-hand instrument? Advertise for it ii the
towns. There are dealers waiting to buy what you have
to sell.
PRESTO-TIMES classified columns
BALDWIN
The New
Masterpiece
Concert
Grand
The Choice of Many of the World's
Greatest Pianists, Vocalists, Teach-
ers, O r c h e s t r a Conductors, of
Schools, Colleges, Broadcasting Sta-
tions, Opera Organizations.
STYLE
"D" BALDWIN
AIASTERPJ ECE CONCERT
GRAND:
NINE FEET—MAHOGANY
EBONIZED.
An Epoch-Making
Triumph in
Piano Quality
THE BALDWIN PIANO CO.
Factories and General Offices:
Cincinnati, Ohio, U. S. A.
STYLE "M" BALDWIN MASTERPIECE. LENGTH 5 FT. 2 IN.
WALNUT OR EBONIZED.
MAHOGANY-BROWN,
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the Universal Selling Campaign Company. Among
the thirty-one participants the music business was
represented by the Baldwin Piano Company branch
store at Louisville.
OHIO MERCHANTS' CONVENTION
PUT OVER UNTIL 1933
The Ohio Music Merchants' Association has post-
poned its 1932 gathering until next year. This year's
meeting was originally scheduled for Portsmouth, Ohio.
A meeting of the officers and advisory committee has
been called to decide a place and date of the meeting
for 1933.
Charles F. Gross, secretary of the Ohio associa-
tion, in commenting on this postponement wisely
remarks that "It takes money to defray expenses of
a convention and our people have come to the con-
clusion that.this money can better benefit us and oth-
ers of the trade if used to rid the state of some of the
teachers and other persons in the employ of State
controlled institutions who sell musical publications,
musical instruments and supplies direct to their pupils
or to schools in violation of th£ existing Ohio State
law forbidding this practice."
P R E S T O-T I M E S
NEW OFFICES OF THE NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF MUSIC
MERCHANTS
SECRETARY DAVID KIMBALL'S INVITATION
In the announcement of the first meeting of the
Chicago Piano and Organ Association called for Sep-
tember 29, Secretary D. W. Kimball starts the invi-
The offices of the National Association of Music tation to the luncheon in this breezy, light-hearted
vein: "With 'The Sun Shining Bright in My Old
Merchants is now located in Steinway Hall, 113 West
Kentucky Home' and Niagara Falls reported running
57th street, New York, Suite 1109. Rearrangement of
the space occupied by the National Bureau for the seven days a week the Chicago Piano and Organ
Advancement of Music and the Music Industries Association is notifying you," etc., etc.
Chamber of Commerce at 45 West 45th street, neces-
sitated change of location of the Merchants' Execu- W. B. MARSHALL BACK TO FORT WAYNE
tive Office and the office was fortunate in obtaining
W. B. Marshall, who has been doing a valuable
space in the splendid Steinway Hall building, which
is now a center of musical activity, being the home piece of work for the Packard Piano Company since
of the leading managerial and booking offices for it went into the hands of the receiver in February,
1930, is back to Fort Wayne from his summer vaca-
musical artists and also the headquarters of musical
publications, as well as housing the studios of many tion in Massachusetts for some additional work in
the winding up of the affairs of that defunct concern.
distinguished music teachers.
As it is generally understood the Packard stock of
instruments has been pretty thoroughly picked over
T^et the PRESTO-TIMES classified columns help you and sold out, for Mr. Marshall has been working
sell that old stock of pianos, violins and sheet music.
Music dealers everywhere are on the alert for any real very hard in the wind-up of the business.
bargain that you offer them. Remember, goods that you
Have you a cutomer that wants a particular type of
cannot sell easily may enjoy a very ready s-ile in ether
any 'second-hand instrument? Advertise for it ii the
towns. There are dealers waiting to buy what you have
to sell.
PRESTO-TIMES classified columns
BALDWIN
The New
Masterpiece
Concert
Grand
The Choice of Many of the World's
Greatest Pianists, Vocalists, Teach-
ers, O r c h e s t r a Conductors, of
Schools, Colleges, Broadcasting Sta-
tions, Opera Organizations.
STYLE
"D" BALDWIN
AIASTERPJ ECE CONCERT
GRAND:
NINE FEET—MAHOGANY
EBONIZED.
An Epoch-Making
Triumph in
Piano Quality
THE BALDWIN PIANO CO.
Factories and General Offices:
Cincinnati, Ohio, U. S. A.
STYLE "M" BALDWIN MASTERPIECE. LENGTH 5 FT. 2 IN.
WALNUT OR EBONIZED.
MAHOGANY-BROWN,
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).
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