Pulp Fiction, 1921 · page 3 of 204
Adventure Magazine Cover, October 10, 1921 — page 3: what you’re looking at
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ADVENTURE 1 Reader Note — This announce- ment of the most notable accom- plishment of years in phono- graphic reproduction, is made with the approval of world au- thorities, before whom the re- markable pianoforte records mentioned below were demon- Godowsky ha oe , nf r ty a e , cite ON \ ee ame y PS True Piano Tones’ [ at last achieved In Phonographic Reproduction! For years highest musical authorities said it was. impos- sible. That no phonographic rec- ord, no phonograph, could — convey piano notes without “mechanical” suggestion — without shallowness or vibra- tion. Now Brunswick announces perfect rendition! Tones deep and clear—notes amazing in their fidelity. And world authorities pro- claim this the Supreme Achievement in recording and reproducing music. Exclusive Methods the Reason By virtue of exclusive methods of Reproduction and of Interpretation, Brunswick achieves perfect rendition of the so-called “difficult” tones —the piano, the harp, the human voice; attaining even soprano High “C” without “metallic” intrusion, “chatter” or vibration. Methods which apply to no other phonograph or records. _. Hence, buying any phono- graph, without at least hear- ing The Brunswick, is a mis- take. And to be _ without Brunswick records is to miss much of what is best in music. Ask your nearest Bruns- wick dealer for a demonstra- tion. The Brunswick plays all records—and Brunswick Rec- ords can be played on any. phonograph. Hear, compare —then judge for yourself. Note: New Brunswick Records are on sale at all Brunswick dealers on 16th of each month in the East, and in Denver and the West on the 20th. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO., CHICAGO ; Manufacturers—Established 1845 BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS 3 Ato RaecoRos be fore Ne teres ae oe cqmmgree Hear These Super-Feature _ Pianoforte Records —the most talked-about records of the day 30004—Marche Militaire (Schubert-Taussig) concert paraphrase. : Leopold Godowsky 10027—Witches’ Dance (MacDowell) Leopold Godowsky Important! The above records can be ob- tained in conveniently packed folders, containing the two, at any Brunswick dealer’s—price | $2.50. Or singly, if desire A DVENTURE Published three times a month by The Ridgway Company at Spring and Macdougal Sts., New York Volume 31 City. Yearly subscription £6.00 in advance; siagle copy 25 cents. Entered as second-class October 10th, 1921 matter Oct. 1, 1910, at the post-office at New York, N. Y., under the act of March 3, 1879. Number 1 COMmiclOokks.CcOnn