Life — March 19, 1903 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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Humorous and Serious ITTLE imagination is required to believe The Angelus human. It has its humor- ous side too, in the contrasts it brings to each owner. Here are the first and later orders of twomen who are members of the Angelus Music Library. Each member has his choice among thousands of compositions and each can change his music as often as he pleases. Second Man who has stud- led music, or- dered: ‘Tsenty-four rolla 4 Waltzes including’ eb: 4 Marches ext selection National Airs from Rach, Fe atic Selec thoven, Hay d st Man who likes popular muste, ordered : Chopin, Seb u ‘Songs ys mann, Mozart, 4 Coon Songs mitelssobnn an Wagner. One Year Later he ordered: 4 From Wagner 4 From Reethoren 4 From List One Year Later he ordered : Ten favorite from he tine honored old con ron of the popular #: fiona ia the 6 Popular Airy brary collection The first man keenly enjoys symphonies and sonatas, the very names of which were formerly unknown to him. The other man, who ordered some "' stuff" in order to please his children and friends from time to time, now appreciates the fun and swing of jolly music when it is properly played. The Angelus has added capacity for enjoyment to each of these music lovers. THE ANGELUS EXPRESSION DEVICES HILE the beginner is satisfied at first with merely a loud and soft pedal attach- ment, he quickly understands the expression devices which are found only on The Angelus, and by means of which the performer subdues treble or bass, accents a note or phrase, retards or accelerates a passage without changing the tempo indicator, Every Angelus music roll is so simply but completely marked that the novice can see at a glance how to play with correct time and expression. The best music stores will gladly show The Angelus and we will mail handsome booklet free, THE WILCOX & WHITE CO. Main Offices and Factory, MERIDEN, CONN., U. S. A. WE INvITE Your Deposit ACCOUNT Cnited States Mortgage and Trust Company, 55 Cepar STREET, NEW YORK WEST END OFFICE, 73D STREET AND BROADWAY CAPITAL AND SURPLUS FIVE MILLIONS Harvard’s Seal In embossed gilded brass, with colors en.| ameled ; a perfect fac- simile of original, Mounted on” Fem Oak shield. Size, 105 13 inches. Delivered anywhere on receipt of $2.60. Alto, eras of Yel princeton, Penberia Columbia’ and” Corset, mounted the same » ¢| ie ley or oe set of six for $12.00, Just the thing for Dea decorations, Circular showing ceal In colon mnalied ou request. CECIL H. SHERMAN & CO., 27 South ilth St., Philadelphia From LIFE Feb, 26, 1903. “MR. A. J. DAWSON HAS ACHIEVED REMARKABLE RESULTS in his story HIDDEN MANNA IT IS A REAL STORY OF REAL MOROCCO thered bit by bit at the gates of the strange cities, and in the bazaars where news and gossip are bought and sold, To write it the author has first become a Moor, and his tale is SATURATED WITH THE SPIRIT OF ISLAM." 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