The talking machine world (July-Sept 1921)

12 THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD July IS, 1921 "Oh! Dear," "Ain't We Got Fun?" Furman & Nash sing the first selection and Van & Schenck syncopate the second. There'll be ragtime ringing of your cash register when you put this record on sale. A-3412. Columbia Graphophone Co. NEW YORK TALKINU MACHINE EXHIBIT SCOKI S Cheney Machine™ PMtured at rl h . Style Show— 130,000 Viiitors Attend MlKHKApin.il, Minn,, July 7 Tile "Atlantic City Itoardwalk" Slylc Show, which recently closed, was Hie blggeil and most mccessful event of this sort ever orgnnircd Ity "lir local himineas mm. Ii was expected that about lOO.flm persons would vi»it the show, hnt the final Rite receipt! showed the miniluT* to he about 15(1,(1011 Minneapolis, whose booth was taken np with an CXGluiive demonstration of Cheney talking machines. This exhibit was •upcrviied by Gregory ed i .,1k1 1 \nuorv under the auspice* of the Civic and Commerce Association, and all business com cm. in (he city were asked to participate One of the must striking exhibits seen in the show was thai of the Weynnd Furniture Co., of more attention to this branch of ihe bnsine During the show Mr. Wcyand had added sevci hundred new name* lo \n\ prospect list and w successful in closing quiie a number of sales. If : vant i i things i(S ■at first I often necessary The General Phonograph Mfg. Co. Model "E" Table Phonograph The Greatest Value on the Market I M M li I) I A T B I) H L I V B II I B S IJUANTITV Plays All Makes of Records Superior Tone Quality li'riic for our Proposition The General Phonograph Mfg. Co., Elyria, Ohio RAV HANSON PASSES AWAV Columbia Dealer of Boone, la., Dies Following an Operation The many fri young biisincs Interior of Weyand's Cheney Exhibit I U eyand, who liai the reputation, according to many business men in this section of the country, of being one of the lives! wires and most enthusiastic Cheney dealers who ever tackled a prospect. ^ The Wcyand Furniture Co., prior to taking on hi which Columbia trade. Ray Hanson, well-known ; man anil owner of the Hanson Ihc Hoist Hotel Building, Boone, much shocked to hear of his i following an operation for ap was very well liked and had [ends through his activities as a :r. His music shop had become the city as a rendezvous for mu sill whom Mr. Hanson had very on, as he was quite musical liimonc of the most progressive Coin the country and had inauguales efforts many unique plans him many admirers in the AN INVISIBLE FORCE You cannot sec the force of advertising, but : l>' ! tin Ad , held in Atlanta recently, told a story >'crsation between an advertising man reliant that illustrates the point in in lavc your hat blown off?" asked the laid the merchant. ou ever sec the wind?" advertising is like the wind— an invisiYou can't see it, hut you can and he result just as you saw your hat go own the street. And just as bending flying dust arc a symbol of the wind :tures, the advertisements I shall print vspapcrs about the merchandise carried tore will be symbolical of force." NEW VICTOR STORE IN DAYTON COLUMBUS, O., June 30.— J. E. Saum is in charge of llir new Victor Department of the RikeKnmlcr store in Dayton, which has just been installed by the Perry B. Whitsit Co. The department is one of the largest and most attractive talking machine departments in the State, and has a sales force of trained music people. W. C. LARREW OPENS MUSIC STORE w. , of Kn k, Ind., recently opened B new music store. The establishment is modern in every respect and a complete line. of musical instruments and supplies will be handled. Victor talking machines will be featured.