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THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD.
The present danci
a thing to
No other Company has gone to the expense or given the time to make their dance records so authentic as the Columbia Company.
So, we have the goods — got them right, too. Tangos, One=Steps, Hesita= tion Waltzes, Bostons, Turkey=Trots — every one of them in approved dance tempo, made under the personal direc= tion of the greatest authority in this country on modern dancing — Q. Hepburn Wilson, M. B., who dances while the band makes the records.
Which, being the case, we are tak= ing two full pages in the Saturday Evening Post this week, in addition to the Columbia publicity in numerous other publications, to feature Columbia dance records.
This advertisement is all dance — and modern dance at that. These records have the real spirit that no dancing enthusiast can resist. For home dancing they are in a class by themselves — beyond the reach of serious competition.
THE Saturday evening post
February I*. 191*
Yet, no mailer if ,1 ii not a Columbia. (Get r Samplt record from, your dealer or send
5 I!Upln,j,Teqular*andarddiscrccordsijoucan ! piny Columbia rrrord*on il. {Get our", ample" | record from your dealer or tend the coupon).
DANCE!
• BOSTON .nd HESITATION WALTZES
Columbia • 5 •
Graphophone Co. ' M'St A
25 Om« enclosed
Send m« you epeehl sampl, record with "Good-Sifiht, LV . Gtrl, Good Night" on one sld imcnt on lb
of the Dearest ■ ,
..machine.
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