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STEINWAY GRAND PIANO BROOKLYN

al so Iowa price ACADEMY OF MUSIC

&ea.son 9 193 2 "1933 A PRICE of $1175 for a new Steinway Grand piano seems almost unbelievable.

For the Steinway is made largely by hand. It is fashioned by work­ men who have devoted their entire lives to their craft. It is made of materials which can be obtained only at a premium. It is more than five years in the building.

The result is an instrument which, in the realm of music, can be compared only with the very finest of the early eighteenth century Italian violins. And yet, at this new price of $1175, it costs you less than innumerabl~ merely ordinary purchases ... a motor car ... a .". ftA"lll!l moderately fine oriental rug ... a single objet d'art. -..~'-u .. ..;Wt,t' ..... ,r, l'H\vtll"'lt The number of pianos available at this price is, naturally, somewhat 11.':::7!:-;_ .. "'''.' limited. We respectfully urge your early consideration. "'",,"n,,",

• A new Steinway Upri~ht piano can be bou~ht for a total as low as $875 A new Steinway Baby Grand at $117 5 % down balance in • 10 three. years

Used pianos accepted in partial exchange. If there is no Steinway dealer near you, write for information to Steinway & Sons, Steinway Hall, 109 West 57th Street, New York City.

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Du~ Individuals, Firms, Corporations and Banks ...... $220,875,730.97 To meet these deposits we have: Cash in Vaults and Banks ...... $35,768,248.96 Checks on other Banks...... 12,522,396.54 U. S. Government Securities...... 68,946,076.81 State, Municipal and Tax Exempt Bonds...... 20,291,493.02 Railroad Bonds ...... 7,341,854.76 Public Utility Bonds...... 3,859,476.06 Industrial and Other Bonds...... 8,414,134.88 Foreign Bonds ...... 2,302,370.87 Preferred Stocks ...... 471,372.50 Common and Other Stocks...... 1,497,707.75 Secured Demand Loans...... 31,369,584.26 Secured Time Loans...... 7,662,693.10 Bi lis Discounted ...... 18,282,219.34 First Mortgages on Real Estate...... 21,659,711.47 CORNELIA OTIS' SKINNER Stocks of Federal Reserve Bank, Corn Exchange Safe Deposit Co. and Discount Corpora- tion of New york ...... 2,898,780.00 Brooklyn Academy of Music Customers' Liability on Acceptances ...... 923',085.69 Friday Evening, March 24 Banking Houses and Lots ...... 15,291,262.66 Other Real Estate ...... 1,409,361.42 Total to Meet Indebtedness ...... $260,911 ,830.09 This Leaves ...... $40,036,099.12

Capital $15,000,000; Surplus and Undivid~d Profits, $22,145,673.18; and R~urvu, $2,890,425.94.

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Organized to Promote Interest in the Series of Concerts in Brooklyn by The Boston Symphony Orchestra Dr. SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY, Conductor Chairman MR. ADRIAN VAN SINDEREN

Vice -Chairm e n Mr. Frank L. Babbott Mrs. ''Villiam H. Good Mrs. Edward C. Blum Mr. Henry A. Ingraham -;- .. Hon. Frederick E. Crane Mrs. Frederic B. Pratt Mr. Walter H. Crittenden Mrs. B. Herbert Smith Mrs. H. E. Dreier Mr. R. Huntington Woodman Into each Mason & Hamlin is

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PROGRAM-Continu~d

Strallss ...... "Tod lind Verklarung" ("Death and Transfiguration")' Tone Poem Op. 24

GlazollnofJ ...... ' ...... Concerto for Violin with Orchestra, Op. 82 I. Moderato II. Andante lIT. Allegro

Johann Strauss ...... "FrLihlinp;,timmtn," \Valtze,

Soloist RICHARD BURGIN

There 'will be an illtermission after "Tod und flerkliirlilIg" LONDON STRING QUARTET I Brooklyn Academy of Music The Mason IJ:! Hamlin is the Official Piano of the Brooklyn Tuesday Evening, March 7 Academy of Music

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