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The violinist, 1900

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1THE VIOLINIST
3Special to Our Subscribers
5Our list of subscribers includes 75 per cent of the leading teachers of violin in America, as well as many of the prominent makers.
7A feature of the "Violinist" is the Directory of those professionally interested in the violin in any capacity.
9Your name should appear in the list. For a directory card in the "Violinist" we are making a rate of $10.00 a year; this to include the name and address.
11In writing to us for insertion in this Professional Directory, be sure to write on a separate slip of paper your name and address just as you wish it to appear in the Directory; also the classification under which you wish it to appear.
13Remittance for this must accompany order.
15ADDRESS
16The Violinist Publishing Company
17431 So. Wabash Ave., Chicago
19BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
21The Pasmore Trio presented a program to Birmingham music lovers, November 24, with Vera Poppe of London, 'cellist, due to the illness of Dorothy Pasmore. Mary Pasmore played violin solos, the "La Folia," by Corelli-Leonard. The following completed the program: "Quatrième Concert Royal," Couperin; "Old Viennese Walz," Kreisler; 'cello solo, "Hungarian Fantasy," Popper; "Trio in B Major," op. 8, Brahms.
23L. A. R.
25Pasmore Trio Plays Before a Thousand Girls
27An audience of nearly a thousand girls, students of the Mississippi State College and Industrial Institute, greeted the Pasmore Trio at Columbus, Miss., on the occasion of the third appearance of the trio on the artists' course of that institution. The young artists gave a program containing chamber music works by Brahms and Couperin, and solo numbers for the violin, 'cello and piano.
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33The Varnish of the OLD MASTERS
34Made from old Italian formula of the year 1730
35A BOON TO EVERY VIOLIN MAKER
36Different Shades
37Amber Yellow (Nicolas Amati)
38Light Orange (Antonius Stradivarius)
39Dark Orange (Guarnerius)
40Light Red (Guadagnini)
41Dark Red (Lupot)
42Light Brown (Amati)
43Dark Brown (Gasparo da Salo)
44Sizing: Amber Yellow
45All of the above are beautiful rich violin colors.
46Two-ounce bottle, any color, with one-ounce bottle of Amber Yellow Sizing, one box of Rubbing or Surfacing Powder and one box of Tripoli or Polishing Powder, complete with instruction book . . $2.00
47If you are a Violin maker do not fail to send for book
48Sole Agents for United States and Canada
49G. F. FERRON, Chicago, Illinois.
50717, 243 Wabash Avenue

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