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VAN wICKLE PLANO co. This
r street music shop has moved into
it's own new building at 1879 r street.
just across the street from the old
wnrerooms, on the south side OF b
street in the heart Of Washington .
shopping district.
Owing to the sale of the former
store. the Van Wickle Piano Com
pany was obliged to seek new quar-
tiers and was fortunate In securing
this fine building that they are en-
tirely refittng and redecorating.
The FORMAL OPENING. Mr.. Van
Wickle says, will be held as soon az
the new stock of Pianos and Talking
Machines are received and the new
fixtures and furnishings installed.
The A. b. CHASE and the BRAD
BURY PIANOS are the Van Wrinkle
leading pianos, and this standard
house carries one of the largest
stocks of VICTOR MACHINES and
VICTOR RECORDS in Washington.
Mr.. Van Wickle states that the de-
mand for high-class Grands and Re-
producing Pianos has been large.
and interest In the new models Of
the VICTOR CONSOLE model of the
VICTROLA Ia active.
ROBINSON'S MUSIC STORE Inc.
1906 and 1908 @ street--carries a
complete stock Of SHEET MUSIC.
including Chamber music. Organ
music, up to the largest forms in
Opera scores.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.: For the
primary grade. Robinson's has a
desirable edition Of -Four Teaching
Pieces" by F. Loreau.
They make a speciality of a classi-
fication Of all grades Of Teaching
Material. from Primary to Artists
selections.
my LADY's BOUQUET" Is a
group Of IL beautiful songs, by
eminent composers. published by
Carl Fisher, New York. They are
within the range Of the average voice.
There Is:
BLUE Bird" by CAMBRIDGE
CHIST: Song OF the Canoe" by
HALLETT GILBERTE, and others
of equal appeal.
Club Instruments, Violins and Gel.
los are here. And the Talking
Machines.
The BRUNSWICK PHoNoGRAPH
with It's velvet tone, has new
RECORDS of Godowsky. the eminent
pianist; Spring Song (Mendelssohn)
and the charming "Flatterer" Cham
inade) are on a single Brunswick
record by GODOWSkY.
A popular BRUNSWICK ragtime
is the plano solo Of ZEE CONFtEY,
playing a fascinating bit Of Jazz In
Cooking the Piano" and on the
reverse side Greenwich Witch"
The COLUMBIA best seller
record this month 10 ROSA pom
q vivid Interpretation OF SONG OF
INDIA" by Rimsky- korsakoff.
wORCH. Hugo Worch's Piano
Store on G Street near Eleventh,
also has large department devoted
to Talking Machines.
The new style CONSOLE VICTOR
Model is going big" according to re-
port from this spacious first floor
Victor department. In table form
the new Console harmonizes with
the furnishings OF a room and makes
an attractive part Of II.
The DANCE is "the thing" at
wORCH'S.
DEAR OLD SOUTHLAND" II a
popular Fox Trot made by Whitman
a nd his Orchestra, in a Victor rec
ord, with another good Fox Trot on
the reverse side.
ION THE GIN GIN G1NNY
SHORE" Is another Fox Trot by the
same Orchestra. that may or may
not be connected with prohibition.
It's a double record, too.
TEN LITTLE FINGERS AND
TEN LITTLE TOES" played by
Benson's Orchestra Of Chicago. Tor
the VICTOR. promises to keep all
those appendages ION the go In
good dance rhythm.