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Q IRIS'HNE MILLER, .tta famous American contralto, proving by personal comparison
dial EdiwiM Kc-Caeation of .cr entrancing voice cannot he distinguished from the original.
Is the only instrument ever invented
that actually Re-Creaies the
human voice and the sounds of human
played instruments
npHOMAS A. EDISON has perfected this new instrument for the
reproduction of music, and recently submitted it to comparison
with the voices of such great artists as Marie Rappold, Anna Case
and Arthur Middleton of the Metropolitan Opera Company, Thomas
Chalmers of the Boston-National Grand Opera Company, Alice Verlet
of the Paris Opera, and Christine Miller, Elizabeth Spencer and
Marie Kaiser, the great concert singers.
REMEMBER, these great artists stood beside the .. & Carnegie
Hall, New York; Symphony Hall, Boston; the shrines rf
mUSiC . ThlSlg " T COmPar-: & ' Nation of their voices.
More than 200,000 music 1 . and were unaWe tQ
distinguish the orr lRaj ff0m M foCreation music criUcs 0f more tnan 200
of America's leading newspapers admitted that ihey were unable to detect the slight
est difference. To differentiate this new in- jtmment from the ordinary talking
machines, the critics coined a new expressio n Music's Re-Creation.
These astonishing tests have pr 0Ved conclusively to music critics
everywhere that the New Edi SOn is incomparably superior to
any and all other devices for tr ,e reproduction of sound. We have
the verdict of the American p fess and American music critics.
The New Edison Diamond Amberola
Is musically superior to any sound reproducing
device not bearing the name of Edison
Through the process of manufacture known only to Mr. Edison, the Amberola is
so constructed that it reproduces voices and the tones of the violin, the 'cello, the
harp, etc., so absolutely like the original as to deceive the keenest, trained musical ear.
That is why you can hear, through the medium of the New Edison Diamond Amberola and Blue
Amberol Records, such artists as Marie Rappold, prima donna of the Metropolitan Opera Company; Anr
va,c, me miracie gin or tne IWetrapolitan; Christine Miller, celebrated American concert contralto; Art
Middleton, bass-baritone of the Metrooolitan: Elizabeth SnPnrr ..n;v,rllv !
Alesandro Bonci, the world's greatest lyric tenor, and Albert Spaulding, America's premier violinis' f
New Edison Diamond Amberola, Model 30; Price $30
With the Amberola there are no needles to chance, for the renroducinfT tvln ,'s a
genuine diamond that will outlast the instrument itself. Amberola cabinents are
works of art and would grace any room. Blue Amberol records are practically un
breakable and unwearable.
The moderate price of $30, $50 or $75 for the Amberola, with Blue Amberc'
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