The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-02
Popular Phonograph ParlorS.
Addition of Another of Edison's
Wonders.


Mr.. G. SroECKLE, Il gentleman well
known not alone to the residents OF Ho-
noluti, but to those Of Hawaii, Maui and
Kauai. in connection with his introduc-
tion to the notice of the general public
of Professor EDiSoN's marvel of science,
the PHoNoGRArI. or talking machine"
has again returned to this city from an
extended intcr-island trip, and has located
himself permanently at the PHoNoaRApH
PARLoRs. ARLINGTON Block, HOTEL
STREET
Mr.. SroncKLE has been in corrcspon-
dence with Professor Edison, through
one of the Professor especial represent
ativcs, and has been thus enabled to OBJ
tain latest scientific production and i'm
proved phonograph which has arrived,
and is now open for inspection and trial
10y the general public al the PhoNodRAfh
PARLoRs, Arlington Block, Hotel street.
This new scientific production and
machine is called the AUTOMATIC Pnono-
GRAPH, working as ii does automatically
by electrical agency, generated by the
action of any person desirous OF testing
its peculiar qualities, the manner OF test
being easily understood on visiting the
lately fitted up PnoNoGRArn PARLoRs,
Arlington Block, Hotel street.
The AUTOMATIC PHoNoGRAPu is anoth.
erltriumph of sciencc,is the latest improved
talking machine" manufactured toy the
electrical wizard, Edison, and is supplied
with newly invented and lately patented
| double diaphragms, thus adding no
| alone to the lolldncss of the reproduc
| tions from the records. but also present
ing in II most remarkably clear and dis
tinct manner all the modulHtions of th'
| human voice. both in song aud speech
and which may be heard from the ma
| chine at the PHoNoaRpH PARLoRS, Airing
ton Block. Hotel street
The AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH is en-
cased in an oaken frame. with glass tol
| and sides. thus permitting the visitor t,
see all of the delicate machinery in frll
| play. The wonderful. scientific appliance
of mechanical skill displayed in the reg
ula,ion of the speed of reproduction o
| the various records the automatic start
speeding and final stop are plainly visi
bic, and, more than that. the wonderful
reproductive powers of the automati
machine may be learned on each call a
the PRoNoGRAPH PARhoRs. Arlington
Block, Hotel street.
Full test is given to the power OF tn
AUTOMATIC MACHINE by the continue
changing of records, so that solo. duet
trio, quartette, quintette and scXtett
vocalisms by instrumental music Of cole
brated bands and notc6tsoloists will b
interspersed with humorous spceche:
dialogues and specialties, the particula
selections being displayed daily on tn
AUTOMATIC MACHINE at the PHoNoGRAP
PAGLoRs. Arlington Block. Hotel stree
For the initial piece on the .AuroMATI
PuoNoGnAPfi, Mr.. S,ockle has selecte
from his accumulation of nearly tw
hundred new records, which includ
songs of all nations. and the best ct1or,
of the most celebrated musical celebritie
in the world a selection which hf
never heretofore been reproduced ou
side of the home of the phonogriph, an
one which gives full opportunity to jude
Of the wonderful natural sound-reprodI
ing qualities of this latest Automat
Machine. The opportunity now present
itself to hear this particular number by
trial of the EdiSonian invention now Q
exhibition at the PHoSoaRAPB PAELoR
Arlington Block. Hotel street.
The PHoNoGHArlI PARLoRs are ope
daily from . AM, and opportunity
given to visitors to select from thol
sand records. which will be reproduce
at request on the non-automatic nlachir
also on exhibition, and in use, at IL
! PHoNoGRAPH PARLoRs, Arlington Bloc
Hotel street S96-l