The talking machine world (July-Sept 1921)

106 THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD August IS, V)Z\ Marlon Harris has a brand new attack of the blues in "I'm Nobody's Baby" and "I Wonder Where My Sweet, Sweet Daddy's Gone?" Paul Biese's Orchestra accompanies her in both. That's a swell combination that means sales. Stock up. A-3433. Columbia Graphophone Co. NEW YORK HAPPHNINGS IN. CANADIAN TRADE (Continued from poy* 105) Wo men'! Institutes, held in Edmonton, Alberto She delivered an address mi the work of the Grafnnola in the classroom, willed gave much pleasure to the audience. Proving lo the evident satisfaction of the large audience present thul the claims of I he "phonograph witli a soul" are not overrated, and thai he himself Is an artist of the first rank, Vernon Archihnld, the well-known Edison baritone, gave an Interesting recital in St Stephen's Church recently. Flam to launch a "Music Week" in Wlnni pen in Novcmhcr or December arc in the air Inspired by the success of New York's "Music Week" certain Winnipeg music lovers bclievi that the whole community would benefit if Win nipeg had a week in which Ihc searchlight ol laid Ibal this plan proved very successful last ANNOUNCES I HE SONORA PIANO v<-nr am x mnnl ml** I,, ,, i, ■ ami th.it nrarl mnv/ . booster, and that practi nted a machine eventually machine. To increase their newspaper advertising results the company is sending out circular letters describing new records. This plan has also been found effective in disposing of old records. OHIO VACATION NOTES Tot.Kixi, 0„ August 9.— Arthur Pele, manager of the Victor department of ihc Lion Store, Toledo, I m f 1 1 1 1 . ml. ;cly id "Mm. i early pari of December. Belknap-Murphy have rental campaign, The i machines to any rcliabl monthly fee and o guaran her of records will he pu will he formed soon lo Trade, Citizens' League, clubs devotcil lo commtilicturc houses and every to he interested in music, ill these elements can bt it Winnipeg will have a ime in November or the who spent several weeks at Atlantic blast. Mr. Fink visited Ihc Vicb Camden and thoroughly enjoyed ! of the mammoth plant. Dd. Mr llrlknai GIVES VICTROLA TO CAA1P Dr. William D. Olmstcad, of Trenton, N. J., as presented a $275 Victrola to the Kiddies' 'amp, conducted by the Trenton Rotary Club :inc. Dr, Olmstcad also contributed twoscorc Your Problem Is Ours Good Profits (lo you) + Good Service (lo your customers) Answer: TONAR RECORD BRUSHES Have we solved the above problem correctly? Write to-day lor prices and sample and see lor yourscll Made in mahogany, oak and ebony colored finishes PARKS & PARKS, Inc. TROY, N. Y. New York Olllce. C. E. Pcabody & Co., 186 Greenwich St. Southern Representatives: I. W. Becker A t o., 226-, Peachtrce St., Atlanta, Ga. Sonora Phonograph Co. Adds Pianos and PlayerPianos to Its Line— Will Be Merchandised Through Jobbers and Dealers The Sonora Phonograph Co., New York, has announced Ihc addition to its line of Ihc Sonora piano and player-piano, and these new products, combined with the Sonora phonograph, will give the company complete representation in the musical field. This important announcement has been received with enthusiasm by Sonora dealers everywhere, who have been quick to appreciate the unlimited sales possibilities of a piano and player-piano bearing the name "Sonora." In a chat with The World George E. Brightson, president of the company, slated that it is the intention of Ihc Sonora Phonograph Co. to merchandise ils pianos and players both through jobbers and dealers direct, depending upon the conditions in the various lerritories. For the lime being ihc Sonora line of pianos and players Will consist of uprights only, although in the near future it is expected that grand pianos and grand player-pianos will be added to the line. There will be only one style of the Sonora upright piano, which will retail at ^00, and two styles of the Sonora player-piano, retailing at $700 and $800. The quality of Sonora pianos and player-pianos will be in complete accord with the fame and renown of the Sonora phonograph, which has won for itself international presticc and popularity. factory for the production of Sonora and player-pianos is located in the East, and the same executive and sales organization ! i at is merchandising the Sonora phonograph will also merchandise the piano line. These instruments will be on display at the handsome •ittn avenue salons of the Sonora Phonograph o>. littlt avenue, New York, and the magni icem furnishings in these ware-rooms will form a luting background for the presentation of Ihe new Sonora piano. From a publicity angle, the addition of pianos and player-pianos lo the Sonora line is. keenly interesting, for it will enable the Sonora dealer to use his newspaper space to maximum advantage. Joseph Wolff, treasurer of the Sonora Phonograph Co., will devote a considerable part of his time and activities to the executive end of the new branch of the business, and Sonora jobbers and dealers arc collaborating with him in planning an extensive sales campaign. Th piano F NEEDLES WE MANUFACTURE Diamond needles (or Edison Sapphire needles for Edison Sapphire needles (or Pathe in ttcxk ready for deliomry MERM0D A CO., 874 Brwdx*,, N. Y.