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36 The Phonograph Monthly Review October, 1929 CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER Every Number is a Record Number Photograph on front cover: Dr. Oskar Fried, formerly a Poly- dor, now a Columbia artist. PAGE GENERAL REVIEW 1 Axel B. Johnson THE MUSICAL LADDER ( Continuation) 4 Robert Donaldson Darrell MASSENET AND HIS MUSIC ( Continuation) 7 James Hadley THE EVOLUTION OF A PHONOGRAPH ENTHUSIAST' 12 Robert H. S. Phillips CORRESPONDENCE 15 PHONOGRAPHIC ECHOES 17 ANALYTICAL NOTES AND REVIEWS 23 Staff Critics BOOK REVIEW 35 OUR CONTEMPORARIES 35 Mart and Exchange RATES: Advertisements will be accepted. for this col- umn at the rate of five cents a word with a minimum charge of one dollar. The advertiser’s name and address will be charged for, single letters and single figures will be counted as words; compound words as two words. All advertise- ments must be prepared and be addressed to the Advertis- ing Department, THE PHONOGRAPH MONTHLY RE- VIEW, 47 Hampstead Rd., Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass Should the advertiser desire his announcement to be ad- dressed to a box number in care of the magazine, ten cents extra for the forwarding of replies must be included. WANTED MARCH, APRIL, MAY 1927 issues of The Phonograph Monthly Review. State condition and price. Box 106E, Phonograph Monthly Review. DVORAK (MAY, 1927) ISSUE of Phonograph Monthly Review. Box 112L, Phonograph Monthly Review. SCRIABIN SONATAS made by Polydor for Japanese Society. Describe conditions. Box 113D, Phonograph Monthly Review. PRIVATE OR UNPUBLISHED recordings of unusual, folksong, or modernistic works. Informa- tion welcomed. Box 114Z, Phonograph Monthly Review. FOR SALE SELECTED OPERATIC LIBRARY containing many electrical recordings. Disks by nearly all the great singers—some historically valuable. Write for details. Box 109M Phonograph Monthly Re- view,. COMPLETE OPERAS in perfect condition. French H. M. V. version of Carmen. Columbia version of Traviata. Make an offer. Box 115B, Phonograph Monthly Review. dramopljntt? Edited by (Eumpian fflarkettztr Annual Subscription $3.50—post free Send for a free specimen copy THE GRAMOPHONE 58 Frith Street : : London, Wl ] Music Arranged j For all combinations of Instruments ! | Special Dance Orchestration $15.00 | t Band Arrangement (small) $10.00 | | Band Arrangement (full) $18.00 ? | Setting Music to Lyrics $12.00 | I (Including Piano Accompaniment) j | Recording Orchestrations a Specialty | t (Correspondence in English) | j MAX E. HASENBEIN | Composer and Arranger of Music | | V. D. Steintor 36-P Bremen, Germany | The Music Magazine of the Pacific West Published Monthly in San Francisco Covering the Ten Western States from Canada to Mexico The biggest Western Circulation of any Music Magazine FREDERIC SHIPMAN, Publisher Hotel Sutter San Francisco SUBSCRIPTION ORDER Date THE PHONOGRAPH MONTHLY REVIEW The Phonograph Publishing Co., Inc. 47 Hampstead Rd., Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass. Enclosed please find check for 54 00 in pay- noney order v * ment for The Phonograph Monthly Review for ont year beginning with the issue. Name « Street Town Yearly subscription price for Canada and other foreign countries $5.00, postage prepaid BOITOV LIHOTTP1 FBIKT, UtO.