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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13739, 21 May 1910, Page 6

The Edisota. PhonographL I ISA ■.-• Great Ejitertainer! 1. I When you come to think of it th* Edison Phonograph is one of the I* y greatest triumphs of mechanism tl*-t man' in his iAgenuity has ever §' . conceived and actualised. Not aK>ne can it express every phase of ■>-'■ the human voice v . either vocally, |n dialogue, or oratory, but it is |-'V more than the violin, the piano, dr any other musical instrument • i 7 CThe violin cannot become a piand. nor can a harp give you the I . range of harmony of the orchestra, but the Edison Phonograph § .-» does all this and more. 7. fl *, Yon can start ol with grand opera, and |-_ through dance music, orchestral 8 ; selection*, comedy and dialogue, all by the Sample expedient of changing records. §j ' I Evenings at home are rendered enjoyable by "she possession of one of these superb __ *", I instruments. You can entertain your friendf? and enjoy the very class of music *B - M you like, whenever you choose. E 3 ' ii You can have an entertainment where eveif' performer is a liar, and every 8 " j |g number a selection of your own. You need So* "he*- 5 for it, go out after i". or . H I M pay admission to it. 1 "" II 'a M Do you doubt the excellence of ihe Edison PMjmogra|ih ? Then hear it. Go to a] \ H an Edison dealer, select the record of tome fa|*ous singer and a song you know. . B =.' fj This test has placed the Edison Phonograph mV million homes. , fl- ... ij All the latest models of Edison Phonographs tare equipped to play both "the fl'.£. ' H Standard (Two-minute) and Amberol (Four-minaite) Records. fl '-v. HI Amberol Records play longer than any other ijcWd made, and enable selections '" fl .'** S3 to be given in full which previously had to be cut tor hurried. \ B. -i r- j 9 The PRICES of the Edison Combinaliea are: . B ;.\' ' if B»# "Gem" - - -\.*4>-6/» g*" Eg C»« " Firasid*-" - 1 ©/10/- 8"% 1 E»« •* Standard •* - \ •""»/-/- II f t g§ S)*>« "Horn*" - • .12/-/- ■ -BLf 1 B»« "Trlumuh" . j 18/-/- 8' Eg E»« "Id__im" - - .>BB/10/. * *i_j M Call on an Edison dealer and ask all about them. If you do not bow the address .1"''""" j M of one, write to us direct. ( ''f1,.'.. 1 NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH CO. ofr AUSTRALIA. LTD. * E '_ 1 KENT STREET. SYDNEY. ,8 j; • ____ ; _ |__ _ _^ CALL A N.l> INSPECT, O-R WRITE TO" _.£' Chivers' Music jStores, f, l 123 MANCHESTER | STR E-E'T. ._ "J * ' v CHRISTCHURCH. '• - " * * >-" AGENTS FOR X-'~. EDI SO N PHO NO GRAPHS and E E'-CjO RD S. 't'i'7'X ■ ■ . ■ cam...

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