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Plays Pieces
"Was able to play many pieces in a short time. Family and friends surprised! Play for social functions, dances." — PeterH.Kozyra, Manitoba,
Canada
Excels Friend Who Has Teacher
"I didn't know a note. Now I play for parties. A friend (taking lessons from private teacher same length of time) is still doing simple exercises." — Marie Van Hulle, Manitoba, Canada.
Now Invited Out Lots
"It's been fun. Hasn't cost anywhere near as much as priv a t e teacher. Now invited to affairs, dances," — Howard Hopkins, E. Syracuse, N. Y.
"Didn't Know A Note"
"I didn't know a note. Now I play many selections, to the delight of [ friends and relatives." — Lawrence M. Deno, West Chazy, N. Y.
Progresses Rapidly
How rapidly I progressing! Lessons so simple, anyone can understand them." — Anrew SchneiHanna, Wyoming.
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"I, my family and friends are surprised at my rapid progress!" — Pearlie May Clay, Center, Tex.
Learns Faster Without Teacher
"Have no special talent— but now I jgk play guitar better than many who '$ r ^ have had teachers Jor longer time."
—Myrella-Muquette SaintAndre, Montreal.
'Friends Were Amazed"
"Didn't know a note on piano. In short time I could play simple hymn s . Friends were lamazed. Now entertain at parties, play at church." — Samuel Moses, Mt. Vernon, Term.
"How Happy I Am"
"How happy I am, I play for parties, entertainments. Never once thought I would be able to play the piano. Thanks a million!" — Cora Franklin Duke, Bumpass, Va.
13-Year-0ld Learns
"Never took lessons before. Now play better than friends (with private teachers) who began same time I did."— Joan Lueck, Big Stone, S. Dak.
"Easy as Falling Off Log' ^■tk, "Easy as falling off log. Have alw a y s wanted to play. Now my dream is It being ful
filled." Mrs. Phyllis B. Jones, Blanding, Utah.
Wins Get With Friends
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"Now Play Any Piece I Like"
"Never studied music before. Your method ;s easy! & Now -nrP play any piece r^^I like." — Rose Boyer, Blackwell, Mo.
"Never Dreamed I Would Play"
"Wouldn't have believed . it possible — J learning to play in such a short time. Friends can't JB^.'":, get over it — think it's me, but it's your wonderfuWessons.'"— Eileen Turner, St. Victor, Canada.
Plays for Church
"I'm 12 years old. I have played for our church."— Patsy Jeilrey, Sweetwater, Tex.
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"Enjoyed Every Step"
"Enjoyed every step of the way.
Friends can't get w over the ^^wj^*^"*"^ improvement made in such a short time." — Helen Prevas, New Castle, Del.
Never Believed It Possible
"Never dreamed I would ever play. I didn't know one note. Today I play deft lightful pieces." — Mrs. Dallas B. Kerk, Lodgepole, Nebr.
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''Got ., start with a U. S. School Course. It's easy to learn to read notes and play this 'teach yourself way!"—
Lawrence Welk, wellknown orchestra leader.
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