Film Fun (Jan - Dec 1919)

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My method takes out all the hard part— overcomes all the difficulties— makes your progress easy, rapid and sure. Whether for an advanced pupil or a beginner, my method is a revolutionary improvement over the old methods used by private teachers. The lessons I send you explain every point and show every step in simple Print-and-Picture form that you can't go wrong on — every step is made as clear as A B C. My method makes each step so easy to understand and practice that even children only 7 to 10 years old have quickly become accomplished players or singers under my direction by mail. Also thousands of men and women 50 to 70 years old — including many who had never before tried to play any instrument or taken a lesson of any kind — have found my method equally easy. My method is as thorough as it is easy. 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Largely through the recommendations of satisfied pupils, I have built up the largest school of music in the world. But I don't ask you to judge my methods by what others say or by what I myself say. You can take any course on trial — singing or any instrument you prefer — and judge entirely by your own progress. If for any reason you are not satisfied with the course or with what you learn from it, then it won't cost you a single penny. I guarantee satisfaction. On the other hand, if you are pleased with the course, the total cost amounts to only a few cents a lesson, with your music and everything also included. When learning to play or sing is so easy, why continue to confine your enjoyment of music to mere listening? Why nob at least let me send you my free book that tell6 you all about my methods? I know you will find this book absorbingly interesting, simply because it shows you how easy it is to turn your wish to play or sing into an actual fact. 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