Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1940 — Page 32

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OFFER CLOSES in 8 MORE DAYS

SCHUBERT’S

Symphony No. 8 in B Minor

~ BEETHOVEN'S

Symphony No. 5 in C Minor

“Nutcracker Suite"

MOZART'S

‘Symphony Na. 40 in © Minor

DEBUSSY'S

WAGNER'S BACIH'S

Brandenburg Concertos Nos. 2 and 3 HAYDN’S

Symphony No. 99 in E Flat Major

Symphony No. 4 in F Minor

BEETHOVEN'S

Symphony No. 8 in F Major

BRAHMS’

Symphony No. 2 in D Major

Symphony | in D Minor =.

TSCHATKOWSKY’S

™ "Afternoon of a Faun," "Clouds," "Festivals"

= Preludes to "Die Meistersinger" and 'Parsifal"

TSCHATKOWSKY’S

CESAR FRANCK’S

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Act promptly if you want to be sure-to obtain your clioice of the valuable symphonic phonograph records made available to the public at an extremely small cost- through the Indiana ‘Committee for Music Appreciation.

Only 8 days remain in which to get your records.

Complete symphonic (3-4-5-6 records per symphony) recorded by some of the world’s greatest orchestras and conductors can be obtained for as little as $1.59 PER COMPLETE SYMPHONY of three or four double-faced, 12-inch records, six or eight recordings. Symphonies &6f five records (10 sides) require ‘an additional 39 cents, or a total of $1.98.

Prior to the general price cut in records you would awe expected to pay $6.50 instead of $1.59, and $10.50 instead of $1.98 for these symphonic compositions recorded by the same orchestras and conductors with the names of those orchestras and con- - ductors on the records. ;

Call or Send for Records at Distribution Headquarters — 245 N, Pennsylvania St.

Call or send for your records NOW, while all twelve symphonic masterpieces are still available.

Thousands of Hoosiers have secured these valuable seco. Civic and educational leaders have given the movement their warmest support. Editorials of high commendation appeared.

1,320 men, women and children of Indianapolis called for their records on the opening day of ‘the distribution.

In view of the fact that the crowds of the final closing days ~ are apt to be even larger than the crowds of the opening, we request your co-operation in helping us minimize confusion and .add to the success of the distribution. There are two ways in which you can co- operate with us:

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CD) If Ji you intend to obtain certain additional aymphonies ‘before the offer is’ permanently closed, PLEASE call he send for them as promptly as possible. PLEASE do not wait until the last few days.

(2) If you are not prepared to get the additional symphonies right away, either through lack of time or’ money, THEN PLEASE take note of the Memo form printed in the lower left corner of this page. Merely check off which of the symphonies you will want, and fill in the date when you will send or call for them. We will put your symphonies aside at a “WILL CALL COUNTER.” They will be Fromel. and really | for you to pick them up. A

‘You Would Have Expected to Pay $6.50 Instead of $1.59 and $10.50 Instead of $1.98 for These Symphonic Masterpieces Recorded by the Same: Orchesfras and Conductors with the Names of These Orchestras and Conductors on the Records Prior to the General Price Cut in Records.

To the Public:

These records, which will be available to the public up until 6 p. m., Saturday, December 21st, are the same records as originally offered.

Practically all Indianapolis music lovers are familiar with the ‘distribution of these symphonic compositions. They represent inspired interpreta tions of some of the world’s outstanding symphony ° orchestras under the-direction of their equally famous , conductors. They have been: A re music . critics of the Indianapolis newspapers as ih as by - erities the nation over. The hig est praise has often been bestowed upon them. The distribution of these records has been conducted under the auspices of the Indiana Committee for Musie Appreciation which, in turn, had the cooperation of Mr. William H, Ball, State Chairman.

INDIANA CoOMMI TTEE FOR MUSIC APPRECIATION

Mail Order Form for Those Who Live Outside Indianapolis

For the convenience of those who live outside of Indimapolis, or for residents of Indianapolis who want their records delivered,

a MAIL ORDER FORM has been included in the lower right-

hand corner of this page. Mail orders will be filled in i order of receipt.

Again, may we say to those who intend to call for certain of

the symphonies before the closing hours:

Please co-operate by (1) Calling or sending for yol tym phonies within the next few days; or, (2) Sending in the Me telling us which symphonies to have for yoy until yo

- to call for them.

Distribution Heudgiiarters are located at 245M . Pe vania Street and the records will De available as. long supply lasts. nT The distribution of these symphonié mas officially closed on Saturday, December 21st, at

INDIANA COMMITTEE FOR Music APPRECIATION |

Distribution Headquarters 245 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST.

PLEASE CHECK WHICH YoU PREFER:

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Indiana Committee for Mui awbrociation. and d of each symphony.

245 N. Pennsylvania Stre

MAIL ORDER FOR

The p o specified below includes a charge of 25 cenls for packing

4 di n $08 omy it

REGULAR . a DE, Luxe Wagner's Preludes to “Parsi. i ' fal” and “Die Meistersifiges™

($189)

Haydn's Symphony No.. 99 o ~ in E Flat Major ole

‘Tchalkowsky's. Symiphony o No.4in F Miner (8239)

‘Besthoven's Symphony Ne. 8 0;

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Schubert's Symphony No. 8 a in B Minor ($1.84).

Beethoven's ' Symphony No. 5 a. in C Minor (51.84) Sy

Tushaikonkey ; s Nutcracker a _, Suite (§ : ;

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