The phonoscope (Nov 1896-Dec 1899)

Vol. I. No. 2. THE PHONOSCOPE. '7 Exhibitors' H)irector\> Wants anb fox Sale Dl UUKaj VV . 1 ., 127 iviain ot., lviempnis, Xenn. Gladden, M. C, Lowell, Mass. Greenaere, George, Bangor, Maine, Kaiser, John, Care of " Phonoscope, it 822 Broadway, New • York. Lalime, A G., Worcester, Mass. Mowry, Edw. S., Middletown, Conn. Toney, A. T., Spokane, Wash. Thayer, Frank, Waterloo, Iowa. tlS^ tj?* Special "Want" and "For Sale" advertisements will be inserted in this column at the uniform rate of three cents a word, each insertion. Answers can be sent in charge of " The Phonoscope " if desired. All letters received will be promptly forwarded to parties for whom intended, without extra charge. FOR SALE— One kinetoscope and five films; one Edison phonograph, 24 records, and one battery, $50; one Edison X-ray outfit, 5-inch induction coil and 3 Crookes tubes, $40; one nickel-in-the-slot graphophone with six records, $35. Address Phone Co., care of Phonoscope, 822 Broadway, New York. FOR SALE— 25 selected fine exhibition records, for horn use in hall or theatre, $18.75; as flue as ever were made. Address Cash, Phonoscope, 822 Broadway, New York. FOR SALE.— Collection of 100 records, bands, orchestras, vocal solos, by Gaskin, Myers, Hunting, Quinn, Spencer, Leachman, etc. Crnet solos, Piccolo solos, Quartettes, Xylophones, Chimes, Whistling, etc., all in firstclass condition. Price, $45. Address, M. L. H., care of Phonoscope, 822 Broadway, N. Y. FOR SALE. — One Automatic Speaker, $3; one Standard Speaker (new), $5, regular price, $9. Address, Cash, care of Phonoscope, 822 Broadway, N. Y. City. FOR SALE— Six new Edison Home Phonographs. Price, $33.50 each. Address, James M. Davis, 1874 Third avenue, New York. FOR SALE.— Six Edison Kinetophones, practically as good as new, for $100 each. They cost $300 each. Also 2 Kinetoscopes at $67.50 each. In splendid condition. Will divide the lot if desired. Address, K.. care of "The Phonoscope," 822 Broadway, New York. FOR SALE— Bijou graphophone paring knife, new; will sell for $2. Address Myers, care of Phonoscope, 822 Broadway, New York, N. Y. FOR SALE— One electric motor phonograph, $55; one spring motor phonograph, $35; one Chicago motor, $10; one projecting and kinetoscope, $100. Address A. T. M. B., care of Phonoscope, 822 Broadway, New York. WANTED— A duplicating machine for making duplicate records; also second-hand talkingmachines. Address H. O., care of Phonoscope. FOR SALE— 5 phonographs; good as new; $•>"> each; 3 type M, 2 Type E; all in first-class condition. Address W. M., care of Phonoscope. FOR SALE— 10 very fine recording diaphragms, $60; bought from the late Phonograph and Record Supply Co. Address Hunting, care of Phonoscope, 822 Broadway, New York. FOR SALE, CHEAP. -Half interest in a phonograph business, consisting of phonographs, kinetoscopes. X-ray apparatus, supplies, etc: located in the West. Address G. S., care of Phonoscope Publishing Co., 822 Broadway, New York. We have purchased a number of toy kinetoscopes, being the first lot of a number of hundred thousand that will shortly be put on £h> market. This little device consists of a small box 7 inches wide and 9 inches in height, which contains a simple mechanism which is set in motion by turning a crank which protrudes on outside of the box. The "film" consists of a tape to which a number of photographs are attached in such a way as to rapidly bring each one into place and give it a momentary pause as it passes the point of vew— a small aperture in the box. This toy gives almost the same results as the machines costing hundreds of dollars. Its simplicity is truly wonderful. We can furnish a limited number of these kinetoscopes to our friends for $1 each. The Phonoscope Publishing Co. prank J)# fhayer, WATERLOO, IOWA. The FINEST EXHIBITION OUTFITS in the UNITED STATES The Edigoi] ({rand Concert phonography One Thousand Records, and Five Machines with operators that understand how to run them. THOMAS H. LEONARD, fresno, cm. TALKING MACHINES, RECORDS AHIO SUPPLIES. The Celebrated "CASEY" Records. iOR THE VERY LATEST METROPOLITAN"*^ SUCCESSES -^^-* SONGS!! Write to = = Spalding & Gray, 16 West 27th Street, NEW YORK. THE GLOBE Phonograph Record Co. 16 WEST 27th STREET, NEW YORK. Manufacturers of j^usical Phonograph Records. J. W. MYERS, Manager. I would like to call attention to the fact that I am making my own records, and can guarantee each one first-class in every respect, loud, and each word distinct, and also without that disagreeable noise found in duplicate records. My records are of the highest grade only, unequaled for brilliancy, loudness and genera! excellence. My repertoire is larger than that of any other American singer. I have been with the best theatrical companies ever seen in this country, and my reputation as a singer is well known. I have also made phonograph singing a special study, and am now ready to furnish the best records of all the latest and most popular, descriptive, sentimental, sacred and comic songs. THE PRICE OF ALL MY RECORDS are $1 each, or $10 per dozen. * * * * Special inducements offered to purchasers buying in lots of fifty or more. Terms invariably cash. C. O. D." orders from remote points must be accompanied by sufficient daposit to defray express charges both ways. Not responsible for damage caused by transportation. No records sent out on approval. Catnli'gi.es gun is. 10,000 Rubber Storage Battery Jars tf£*<k?S3iSF WALSH'S SONS & CO., usual prices, Correspondence solicited. 260 Wa$hington St„ NEWARK. N. J„ U. S. A.