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Musical Courier 1928-07-26: Vol 97 Iss 4, 1928
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1ARIADNE HOLMES EDWARDS
2Teacher of the ITALIAN SCHOOL OF SINGING that produced the famous baritone GIUSEPPE DE LUCA. Studio 803, STEINWAY HALL, 113 W. 57th St., N. Y. Tel. Circle 3278.
4JEANNE DE MARE
5TALKS ON MODERN MUSIC
6In connection with Metaphysics
765 East 96th Street, N. Y. Tel.: 1272 Atwater
9ETNAH ROCHON BOUTTÉ
10PROFESSOR OF FRENCH
11Special Course in Conversation and Dictation
12Individual Instruction
13Certificat de l'Ecole Pratique, Examen 4085, P.O.B. 8, Sta. J. New York City
15FERRARA
16FLORA
17OPERATIC SOPRANO
18Large Repertoire
19Address: Hotel Empire, New York
20Telephone: Columbus 7400
22CONAL O'C QUIRKE
23Voice Placement and Opera Class, Address
24108 W. 15th St., N. Y.
25Tel. 6760 Trafalgar
27ALICE HACKETT
28In Musical Interpretations for Children and Musical Pictures for Women's Clubs
291510 3rd Ave., N. Y. Fort Dodge, In.
30Mgt. EENA BLANCHE SHOWALTER, Auditorium Bldg., Chicago
32LOUISE STALLINGS
33MEZZO-SOPRANO
346 East 36th St. New York City
35Tel. Caledonia 2295
37ANNE ROCKEFELLER
38PIANIST
39Studio: 15 East 58th St., N. Y.
40Lexington 10125
42Miriam Franken
43OPERA SINGER
44Lyric Soprano
45346 West 71st Street, New York. Susquehanna 9541
47PROF. PEDRO PONS
48Graduate Royal Conservatory, Madrid, Spain; ex-alumnus of the University of Pennsylvania. Formerly
49Individual Instruction in Piano or Solfege at the pupil's home
50Care of MUSICAL COURIER, 113 West 57th St., New York
51Phone for appointment, 7 to 9 p.m., University 6472
53LEON BENDITZKY
543446 ELAINE PLACE, CHICAGO, ILL.
56WALTER LEARY
57BARITONE
58TEACHER OF SINGING
59Studio: 134 West 87th St., N. Y. C.
60Tel. Schuyler 0480
62VIOLA KLAISS
63Solo Organist of
64The Stanley Company of America
66ROBERT BRAINE
67PIANIST, COMPOSER, ACCOMPANIST, TEACHER
688 West 102nd St., N. Y.
69Tel. 1761 Academy
71ASK for Century SHEET MUSIC
72You can't buy better—why pay more?
73CENTURY gives you the world's best music beautifully printed on the best paper! What more can sheet music be! There are over 2500 compositions in the Century catalogue all 15c—(20c in Canada), all certified to be exactly as the masters wrote them. Ask for Century—Patronize the Century dealer. Complete catalogue of over 2500 compositions free on request.
74Thousands of successful teachers use and recommend CENTURY CERTIFIED MUSIC exclusively—because they know it is all that good music can be at half the price or less; and they know parents appreciate the saving.
75CENTURY MUSIC PUBLISHING CO.
76203 W. 40th Street, New York City
78BARON HAROLD VON OPPENHEIM
79DRAMATIC TENOR
80Park Chambers Hotel, 68 West 58th Street, New York
81Telephone: Plaza 5901
83CATHERINE DE VOGEL
84Recitalist of Folk Songs in costumes from Holland, France, England and Germany
85Address: 130 West 88th St., N. Y., Schuyler 0284
87DAVID ZALISH
88PIANIST AND TEACHER
89NOW IN EUROPE
90Will reopen his New York Studio in September
91Studio: 818 Steinway Hall New York
93KATHARINE IVES
94CONCERT PIANIST
95Mgt., Albert W. Meurer, 113 W. 57th St., New York
96Tel. 2916 Circle
98BORIS ROSENFIELD
99PIANIST
10071 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y.
101Tel. Main 1430-W
103RALPH ANGELL
104ACCOMPANIST
105125 22d Street, Jackson Heights, L. I.
106Telephone: Havemeyer 3800
108BIRDICE BLYE
109Concert Pianist
1105424 Blackstone Avenue, Chicago
111STEINWAY PIANO USED
113J. C. BENITEZ
114Teacher of Singing. Only teacher of Giuseppe Martino-Rossi and Masha Kavolin. CHRISTOPHER HAYES, tenor Assistant Teacher. Studio: 801 Steinway Hall, New York. Tel. Circle 2885
116MAY BARRON
117Management: Walter Anderson
1185 Columbus Circle New York
120CHARLES TAMME
121TENOR
122Voice—Teaching
123That-Builds
1242231 Broadway
125New York
126Telephone
127Tra. 3614
129Sophia GORSKAJA
130Russian Mezzo Soprano
131Mgt. Loudon Charlton, Carnegie Hall, New York
133DAISY ELGIN
134SOPRANO
135Management:
136R. E. JOHNSTON,
1371451 Broadway, N. Y.
139The Center for Modern Music
140J. & W. CHESTER LTD.,
14111 GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET
142LONDON, W. 1
143Complete Catalogues post free on application
145EVERETT
146Pure in Tone Pure Period Designs
147South Haven, Mich.
149THE STEINERT PIANOFORTE
150The Exclusive Piano
151M. STEINERT & SONS, Steinert Hall, 162 Bolyston St.
152BOSTON, MASS.
154The Finest Piano Action in the World
155WESSELL, NICKEL & GROSS
156Gives the Pianist the Touch that Creates True Tone Color
157Manufactured in New York, U. S. A.
159WING & SON, Manufacturers of the
160WING PIANO
161A musical instrument manufactured in the musical center of America for forty-nine years
162Factory and Offices Ninth Ave., Hudson and 13th Streets, New York
164LITTLE BEAUTY
165James & Holmstrom
166"Small Grand with a Big Tone"
167ARTISTIC UPRIGHTS
168James & Holmstrom Piano Co., Inc.
169Manufacturers
170Factory, Alexander Ave. and 132d St. Office, 37 W. 37th St., NEW YORK
172THE BAUER PIANO of Today
173embodies the most highly developed principles of piano making tonally and structurally.
174It is a marvelous instrument. Its selling power is not the least important feature.
175Julius Bauer & Co., Factory, 1335 Altgeld St., Chicago, U. S. A. Established 1857
177MEHLIN
178PIANOS
179The only substantial improvements in piano-tone production made in forty years are the result of Mehlin research. These improvements are embodied only in Mehlin Grands and Uprights—the highest development ever attained in the art and science of piano construction.
180PAUL G. MEHLIN & SONS
181Wareroom
182509 Fifth Avenue (near 42d St.)
183New York
184Office and Factory
185West New York, N. J.
187MATHUSHEK
188GRAND, UPRIGHT AND PLAYER PIANOS
189NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK
190MATHUSHEK PIANO MANUFACTURING CO.
191132nd Street and Alexander Avenue New York City
193GILBERT ROSS
194Management E. A. LAKE
1951425 Broadway, New York City
196Western Office:
197Midland Trust Bldg., St. Paul, Minn.
198"Thorough competence—unswerving sincerity."—London Daily Telegraph.
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