Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17809, 7 July 1923, Page 11

The most popular person in the Social Circle, '"'M is always the man or woman who is capable of' entertaining others. This man or woman is eagerly sought after for all entertainments, and rightlv, too?, because without the presence of someone who can do more than merely sit around and listen the evening will soon become tiresome and the party " fall flat." There are many ways of displaying the ability to entertain—conjuring, singing, reciting, etc.—but'probably the most appreciated form is that of PLAYING THE PIANO The Pianist is wanted EVERYWHERE—to accompany the singer, to provide the music that is necessary for dancing, and to enliven the proceedings by impromptu Pianoforte Recitals. What is your position in this respect? If you are one of the many thousands .who admire the playing of others and wish "you were able to do the same," you owe it to yourself and to your friends to send for information regarding the remarkable system of Teaching Piano evolved by Professor Sullivan after 30 years'research and study, and nowoffered you in EIGHT EASY LESSONS. AJI the old-time drudgery is eliminated in the SULLIVAN SYSTEM, and in its place you have simple lessons that to the uninitiated are a revelation. Right from the first lesson you learn to play waltzes, marches, songs etc., and within a few weeks from date of your enrolment you will be able to surprise your friends by sitting at the piano and playing anything put before you. READ WHAT SATISFIED PUPILS SAY. I had close on two years lessons, but Under your careful instructions I have could not master the old method at all, succeeded in mastering " old rotation With your System it is so easy to understand, music." I have pleasure in telling you ht-w lam progressing more rapidly than I antici- fully your advertisements deserve to be re--1: lam a surprise to myself. garded. R. Cronin. , Any scepticism I may have had about -. . , MiSS J ' R>ck!=b "- learning to play in so few lessons has now » a,n pleased that I•- :»r your Ceurse completely vanished. of Lessons S6. i«ive done all vou promised. A. Kendrick. A. Harbour. READ WHAT PROFESSIONAL SAY. I f s?aa interested and amazed at the The simplicity and comprehensiveness simplicity of the Sullivan Course, lam not of the Sullivan System are all that your turjirised at the success that has attended company claims for it, and we have no your efforts. hesitation in stating our opinion that by it Mso. Emilio Casolari. thousands of persons who would never have any musical knowledge wilt be able at a • From what I have seen I feel sure that small cost and a trifling application, to enjoy ne with ordinary intelligcnceshould be the leasure and solace of Piano and Organ to play the piano by this system. playing. ■._ Mr. A. J. Arcus. Cherniavski Brothers, NO LABELS, NUMBERS, OR MAKESHIFTS. No need to damage the keys of your piano by labels in the Sullivan System, and you are not bothered by numbers or other makeshifts. You learn to play by NOTE in the proper way, but with all the " steppingstone " appendages removed. Can anything be more simple and pleasant? You have often thought as others have " there MUST be an easier way of learning piano after all those years of Musical History," and,therclS, if you will only .take a minute to send for information. SUCCESS GUARANTEED. You do not have to take risks when you enrol, an every studerit is. given a signed and Healed Money. Back Guarantee, and if dissatisfied at 3 ■ completion of the Eight Wessons all fees are refunded in full. Final Free Tuition Offer The Special Free Tuition Offer has been extended to this month in order that a few remaining vacancies in certain districts may be filled. Students enrolled under this arrangement will receive full tuition FREE, the only charge being a nominal one to cover coßt of printing, postage, }*iWiL^i*mmmmwmm TO-DAY with 4 PENNY STAMPS for Prof. Sullivan's FREE BOOK •'HOW TO PLAY PIANO IN 8 LESSONS" and full particulars of SPECIAL OFFER. SULLIVAN CONSERVATORY OF MOSIC (N.U LTD. DAKING HOUSE, SIDNEY, N.S.W. Coupon NOW - TEAR OFF HERE ' Svlltoa Coasmfttonoa of Mtaie (N.Z.) .ITO. STUDIO, 16A, P.O. BOX 137, HAYMARKET, SYDNEY, N.S.W, I enclose four penny stamp* for postage Please *end me Professor Sullivan's Free Book " How to play Piano in 8 Lessons," and particulars of your Free Tuition Offer to Correspondence Pupils. Name (Mr., Mrs. or Miss) DO NOT H IMITATE OR YOU ! MAY ISE TOO LATE. j GET YOUR PKSCIIi-AT ONCE

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