Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 16, 1920, Image 10

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graph Company for the Exclusive Manufacture of Cathedral Phonographs
The First Cathedral Phonographs
Omaha's
Own Musical Instruments
Are Here
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Long study and the ceaseless effort of experts have made
the Cathedral Phonograph one that excels all modern instru
ments in musical reproduction and design.
There are hundreds of vital features that go to make
the perfect Cathedral 'Phonograph, and each must be finished
with exactness and precision so that the standard , of this
new phonograph might pever be lowered. ... ; ,
Being unwilling to intrust the manufacture of these, vital
parts td disinterested manufacturers, the Cathedral Phono
graph Co. has equipped and is operating its own. factories and
shops for building complete Cathedral Phonographs.
To insure rapid and economical production, these fac
tories were placed wliere the raw materials-were accessible,
labor conditions untroubled and transportation facilities good."
When the builders of, Cathedral Phonographs received
their first completed product they saw that their greatest
hopes for musical perfection land cabinet beauty were rea
lized. ' ? '-,.: ,
This Cathedral standard of quality means a musical in
strument of such finished rarity, that its place of leadership
is already certain. ' , ,
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' ' The final chapter in the preliminary story of the prog
ress of the Cathedral Phonograph, has been written.
The' first completed models, besides being fine examples
of modern cabinet designing, are such marvels of exquisite
tone reproduction, that they inspire exclamations of surprise.
The demand ''for a phonograph designed to properly re
produce all makes of records led to the development of the
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gives the maximum number of davinffs from ' pa eh tvno. of
record, producing a tone.of unequalled resonance and purity.
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. A simple turn. of A the hand automatically presents the
proper pont at the correct .weight with perfect synchronism
for each type of record. , . .
This wonderful reproducer is being manufactured in an
. exclusive shop under the direct supervision of the Cathedral
Phonograph Co.'s Mechanical Supt. This plant is completing
Cathedral Reproducers in tremendous quantities.
The Greatest Prohlem Has Been Solved
Extensive dealer .distribution, for this hew Omaha in-
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m mechanical skill is required to operate the Cathedral , dustry, has been secured.'. The demand for this new musical
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it automatically adjusts itself to every type of' record.
5 Cathedral Triple Diaphragm Reproducer
The Cathedral Reproducer is the first reproducer, dc
instrument "gtew so rapidly that the question of sufficient
proaucuon to satisty this demand was one of no little concern.
. The answer has been reached With the equipment jof, the
Cathedral factory at 'llarion, Ohio. The capacity 4 of, this
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signed to play all types of records according to each record's plant insures a" production fully twice as great as th? output
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exact requirements-complying with long established prin
ciples employed, by experts ot tone recording.
first planned by the organizers of the Cathedral, Phonograph -Company.
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OFFICERS:
, M L.i COREY, President
C. A. BRIGGS Vice President
. , , BARRY HILDRETH, JR., Sec.-Treas.
" ' . . DIRECTORS:
J. R.; Roberts, R. W. Morrison
f Frank Gaertnec E. F. Bader,
' : Geo. 0. Meyer, J. T. Bertwell,
D. M. Hildebrand, Chairman Advisory Board
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Deliveries Are Being Hastened
The manufacture of the new Cathedral Phonograph is fast The Cathedral. Phonograph Company makes this announce
under way. Its distribution and delivery to dealers, then' conse- ment with justifiable pride that goes with achievement and with
quent sale to consumers, is to commence immediately. As rap- the' knowledge that this new industry is taking its place in the
idly as transportation facilities will permit. 1 ; : story of business which the i mid die west is building today. ;
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The Cat hpdral Phonogiiiph Is Certain to Prove An Important Factor in the Musical Industry
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This Company is Positive that the Success Already Held Forth is One that Meets in Proper
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Factories: Marion, Ohio
General Offices, Omaha, Nebraska
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