Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-03
So Do Miss Francis wyman.
Henri Ruifrok and A. Rom.
mel, Iowa Artists
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS
The Everett Piano Meets All Demands
Made Upon 1t by the Most Exact
ina Artists-Read What Noted Play
ers Say in the Dubuque Enterprise of
july 6. 1902.

The Dubuque Enterprise of July 6,
1902, devoted the issue to Iowa musi-
clans as the result of the Music Teach
ers' Association held in that city. Con-
certs Of the highest merit of any ever
given.
Regarding the artists the following
was said: I'VE have Miss Frances
Wyman who is recognized as one OF
the most gifted and accomplished plan
lists in this country and who has played
in nearly every city of Importance, and
has had exceptional honors abroad.
Her endorsement of the Everett is as
follows: THE prime factor in the sue
cess of this convention was the beauti-
full Everett Concert Grand furnished by
the John Church Company. have
recently used this piano on recital
tour and find it remarkable for the
evenness of its scale and the sympa-
thetic and brilliant quality of tone
Frances Wyman, Burlington.
There is Henri Ruifrok, new presi-
dent of the society, Des Moines, very
brilliant pianist" who says OF the
Everett: II herewith take the pleasure
to testify that the Everett Grand piano
used at the meeting of the Society of
Music Teachers of Iowa, held at Du-
buquc in June, 1902, is an absolutely
instrument" Henri Ruiz.
frol. Des Moines.
"Mr. Chas. Grade, of Muscatine,
SAYS: The Everett Concert Grand pi-
ano is in my opinion the equal il not the
superior of any concert grand now In
the market. The action is thoroughly
responsive, the tone OF great depth and
power and in quality it is not sur
passed. In short the instrument meets
all demands made upon it by the most
exacting artist" Chas. Grade, Musca-
tine.
1.-The veteran Mr.. A. Rommel, of Mt:
Pleasant, who is acknowledged to bA
one Of the most gifted artists on the
piano the state has ever had" says:
Il have known the Everett piano for
number of years. have had occasion
to use them often myself, and I have
heard them under the hands of the.
most eminent artists and have no hes
itation in saying that the Everett is
the triumph of the piano makers art.
It is magnificent instrument, having
no superior. In every particular
touch, tone, singing quality and power
t comes up fully to all the requirements
the most exacting virtuoso could pos
sibly make A. Rommel, Mt Pleasant
President of Society of Music Teachers
Of Iowa.
There is our own Mr.. A. C. Kleine,
who has brought the Dubuque Acad-
envy of Music into prominence and
gained it recognition as one Of the best
in the middle west, says: THE Concert
Grand Everett piano used at the Music
Is an instrument of the highest grade,
and met with universal approval. Its
admirable qualities as regards touch
and tone gave me the utmost satisfac-
tion."-A G. Aeine. Dubuque.
Mr.. Pontius, whose instruction in
vocal culture has attracted the atten-
ton of more than the three states"
says: For purity Of tone, volume, SON
and action the Everett piano
IS without peer."-William III. Ponti-
rs. Dubuque.
Dozens of others have added their
words Of unqualified endorsement of the
Everett, which is manufactured in but
The one grade, tho there are three diff
,erent styles, according to size only.
The above testimonials are the auto
graph notes of those giving them and
hey are magnificent compliment to
he Everett piano, for the reason that
hey were wholly unsolicited. The idea
vas wholly original with the writer's
md was prompted by their desire to
manifest their appreciation of the kind
ness of the John Church Company and
hey are given space in this paper Who'll
y at the request of the members and as
/ compliment to them. Mr.. Pontius
emphasized his words Of praise by pur-
chasing one of the instruments that
vas used in the concerts"
The Central Iowa Music Company, To-
lated in the Finkle block, are sole
agents for the Everett in this city and
and such Endorsements as the
lbove should be gratifying to them,
md not only to them but to all pianists !
md vocalits who take pride in the high
,st of all art, music, and its comple-
nent a fine instrument.
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