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Thames Star, Volume LXII, Issue 17409, 21 July 1928, Page 6

!■:: I £s 1 §55 I » w- *? m ii v> •% continual pleasure of a Viva-tonal Columbia Grafonola? Hear it at your dealers. Ask him to play one or two of your favourite records and notice how much richer, how perfect in detail and how much sweeter and more natural they sound. This absolute naturalness of reproduction is the result of the patient scientific research of years. The Viva-tonal is the only truly scientific gramophone. Its wonderful sound-box—the heart of the the shrillest piccolo to the deepest bass. The Viva-tonal Stereoscopic tone-chamber magnifies these sounds into a gloriously rich and ample volume, thrown from the front of the gramophone and no longer muffled in its depths. Every instrument, every pitch of the human voice, is given you exactly as the artist intended. Isn't that what you want fronu your instrument? - Then hear the Viva-tonal, and' i BRITISH MADE I '-? ■< H 3» ® <) .:■. r M m S &s> m rS' ) ft*. m Small Table Grand ~^ No. 117—(Oak) £l2-10-0. No. 118—(Mahogany) £l3-10-0 TWELVE DIFFERENT MODELS-YOUR DEALER WILL GLADLY DEMONSTRATE THEM. (Columbia Portable. No. IJ2-£lO-0C« also Junior v No. 109-£7-0 0' Standard Table Grand {Oak) No. 119-£l6-0-0 {Mahogany) No. 120—£17-0-0 Cabinet Model {Oak) No. 125—£28-10-0 {Mahogany) £3O-0-0 Console Model {Oak Jacobean Style) No. 115—£50 0-0 Horizontal Grand {Mahogany) No. 158—£55-0 0 Thames Columbia Dealers : MRS W. H. RICHARDSON. ISSAC BROWN & CO. Columbia Wholesale Distributors : ARTHUR H. NATHAN LTD., Auckland. j^swamsKmsf^mm^j^^