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The Phonograph Monthly Review 193 PHONOGRAPH AXEL B. JOHNSON, 'Managing Editor Moses Smith, Associate Editor Richard G. Appel, Literary Editor Robert Donaldson Darrell, Secretary to the Managing Editor Editorial Department and Studio: 64 Hyde Park Avenue, Boston, Mass. Telephone, Jamaica 5054 pfjottograpf) $ubltefring Co., 3nc. Axel B. Johnson, President Frank B. Forrest, Treasurer Charles H. Gilmore, Secretary Frank B. Forrest, Business Manager Business Office: 101 Milk Street, Boston, Mass. Telephone, Hancock 4828 Cable Address: “Phono’'’ All business communications should be addressed to the Business Office, 101 Milk St., Boston, Mass. All MSS., records, machines, and appliances or review, and letters to the Editor should be addressed to the Managing Editor at the Studio, 64 Hyde Park Ave., Boston, Mass. All unsolicited contributions must be accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope. THE PHONOGRAPH MONTHLY REVIEW appears on the twenty-fifth of each month. All material is fully pro- tected by copyright and may be reproduced only by per- mission. All checks and money orders should be made out to THE PHONOGRAPH PUBLISHING CO., Inc. Yearly subscription price $4.00 in the United States and $5.00 in Canada and other foreign countries, postage prepaid. Single copies 35 cents. Advertising rates upon application. All advertisements for the MART COLUMN must be accompanied by remittances in full; for rates see under MART COLUMN. Subscription and advertising agents given liberal com- mission. Write for particulars. Editorial This issue of The Phonograph Monthly Review presents a vivid and interesting cross- section of the vigorous growth that phonograph enthusiasm has attained today. The spread of the Phonograph Society Movement, the expanding recording policies of the manufacturing com- panies, the amateur and musical interest aroused—as illustrated particularly by extracts from our correspondence,—all go to prove that the phonograph and recorded music are playing larger and more important parts in the musical life of America than ever before. To the contributors, correspondents, and advertisers appearing for the first time in these pages we extend our most cordial welcome. One type of contribution alone we are unable to accept, that is reviews of current recordings by amateurs and enthusiasts not connected with the Staff of the magazine. As stated before, the critical reviews of records are prepared by the Staff at the Studio, after careful study and discussion. Such reviews, written by experts and sanctioned by the maga- zine, must necessarily be the only ones to appear in these pages as “reviews.” Notes and comments on recordings from contributors of course are gladly accepted, but cannot be published as author- ized critical evaluations. See inside back cover for Table of Contents Copyright, 1927, by the Phonograph Publishing Company, Inc.