Judge, 1923-10-13 · page 35 of 36
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His Music—Learned at Home In Spare Time — rought Him $2000 | In 2 Years ! Through Wonderful New Method Thousands Have Learned to Play Their Favorite Instru- ment or to Sing in a Few Short Months at Costs but a Few Cents a Lesson, Yet Soon Pays for Itself Many Times Over in Ac- a. line ‘of Home. tual Money Earned. Sample Lessson and did Book Sent FREE, for a Limited Mail Coupon To-day. Valuable Time. n now quickly learn to play any: musical instrument or to sing—nt home time, and at very little cost al teacher. three hundred thousand people, old, have done it, through the rful new. print-and-picture method tht by the U.S. School of Music. Many ther when they started. Others had uly taken some personal lessons, but were miraged by their slow pro They of all ages—from boys anc of ten to nd women of sixty. Yet, not only did learn to play or sing in a much shorter dat much cost than by the old methods, but they. ] P may hardly seem possible to you that you in your without a learned more Thousands tell us they play tar r than others who have taken personal ns three to cight times as long No longer need you merely wish you could vor sing. No longer need you be a “walle 1 compelled to sit alone and ignored re enjoying themselves and very one else. with delightful can be the accomplished one the ever-popular entertain where—liked and admired by all your mit Best of all, you can earn many Worth-while dollar with vour new ability Very soon you can teach others, or vou can play for good money at church or social affairs, or theatre: or you can be- ome a well-paid member of an orchestra. or band, or give profitable concerts 6f your own $10 to $40 in Two Hours read above how Harry equivalent of $2,000- in is only seventeen years of m have already Fulton earned the \ bu: mother Northfield, O.—recently iolin in just the few odd momen spare trom her household At weddings Mrs. Anna M. Lewis, of learned to play’ the she ‘could duties. ie writes nd church socials T get $10, sometimes more, for a couple of hours! ing. Tam invited everywhere, and my ich happier. 1 house and lot, and paid $1,000 learned through teaching piano, tes Mrs. Mary A. Olsen, of Los Angeles, lif. “I would not take $1,000 for my finan- ind social gain through your lessons, I t know how you give so niuch for so little. ink your method is wonderful.” So Much Easier and Quicker than Older Methods arning music by this amazingly \ print-and-picture_ method BC. Why not? No personal teacher ean w you anything that cannot be pictured ither ean any teacher tell you anything that not be written. What is more, when you © it before you all the time, in black and ite, you are never at a loss.” The teacher Iways with you, and so you progress that is som LT bought vard it simple Harry Fulton says: I want to write you appreciation in regard to your splen music school Through your course on the cornet, which I completed, I’ won a tuition worth $1,000 in 1923 in the New York Military Academy. Fecting every mis Cornwall - on - Hudson, Taletlie eon tae and also won it again ss DOM aN for 1924. I can not you mike it praise your school enough As you tele- for what it has done for phone to-day in- me. I advise every young stezd of writing man and young lady who ia Vou use an as a talent for music to davater send for your free book [hee and sample lesson Signed) HARRY W. FULTON, much faster, cor- instead of climbing stairs so by this mod. ern” short-cut ethod every un- necessary motion has been elimi nated in learning music practice endless, tiresome scales; you play tuneful pieces almost from the start. You don't have to pin yourself down to stated hours or stir from your own home, You practice when and how you please. You learn to play your favorite instrument right in your own without the embarrassment of a listener quickly, easily and) without uninteresting labor and study. And beeause by this new method it is possible to teach thousands where 4 personal teacher tens, it also costs you far less. You don't have to home teaches only Three Months from Today, You, Too, Can Play Whatever instrument you wish to play, you can play it three months from to-day through this wonderful new method. Or cultivate your ious opportunity right way. ‘There are if you wish to have the And vou will learn the no tricks, numbers. or other makeshifts about this method. You learn the only correct) way—by notes—the 5 Paderewski, Sousa, Kreisler and Galli Cure Arne only by this thoroughly method you learn very much less ec voice, you same rodern, much faster and at Free Book and Lesson Explain Method It is impossible here—there is so little space to tell you one-tenth what you'd like to know about this marvelous new method. So we have printed a valuable book about it, ealled “Music Lessons in Your Own Home.” This absorbingly interesting little book will be sent you entirely free if you write to-day, and we will also send you, free of charge, a sample lesson which will prove better than words, how won derfully casy, yet thorough and complete, this marvelous new method is, You owe it to yourself to send at once for this valuable free book and lesson — For by showing yo how you can quickly master the music have lways longed for—how you can soon entertait and delight others as well as yourself—how you can surely bee a social favorite, invited every where through your music—and how finally can earn many «good dollar with your new aecom- to you book and lesson may prove Yet they are a And if you write utterly lutely free if at onee, you will get in ona Special Short-time Offer h still further reduces the We will send you the ¢ er with the Free if vou mail the pon fier is limited, and we P > uw it at_any. time hile the offer is still 10 Brunswick Build- t for a limited of this Special ng, New Yur Please write Name and Address plainly ao that there willbe no difhculty in booklet reaching you. 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