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REYNOLDS of Salford ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTJON REGISTERED FOR 1, 1949 4/­ No. 812 TRANSMISSION AJlROAD LIVERPOOL, MAY PRICE 3d· p� 4d. Poat Free. T H E N E W R E V I S E D ::•• Miss JOAN HINDE to all the winning PRESS I Congratulations IN THE BESS 0 N - 55 with her bands at the London and Southern Counties A BRASS BA ND ARRANGEMENT ii Area Championship Contests, April 9, BY FRANK WRIGHT CORNET(Arranged by S. TUTORBALFOUR) •• "IMPERIAL" OF THE FAM OUS CONCERT POLKA V. == especially to PRICE 12/6 net (plus 9d. postage) •• CORNET is now available. :I ''THUNDER AND LIGHTNING " :: MORRIS MOTORS SEND YOUR ENQUIRIES NOW! == By (cond11ctor Harry Mortimer) •• In Bb. Frosted silver who secured the Championship for the •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• finish with burnished JOHANN STRAUSS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bell second year in succession. Barul Teachers, Adjudicators arul £43. 6. 8 Solol1u J. A. GREENWOOD (including P. T.) A VELEY SIL VER Also now available HIRE PURCHASE BAND TEACHER AND ADJUDICATOR of TERMS ARRANGED (conductor L. R. ]. Nie/tolls) REPRINTS NORTHWOOD ROAD, PRENTON B.B. SET NET First Prize winners, Second Section. 19 BIRKENHEAD WILLIAM TELL-Overture Rossini ll/- : Telephone BIRKENHEAD U6<t THREE BLIND MICE-Humorous Sketch Lotter 12/­ Lady Champions also play the " Imperial" They played BOHEMIAN SUITE Ord Hume ll/- GEO. H. MERCER ROSES FROM THE SOUTH-Waltz Strauss 7/6 TRUMPET, CORNET, BAND TEACHER AND CONTEST ADJUDICATOR way. They too appreciate the exceptional MARCH OF THE BOWMEN Curzon 7/6 Addreu- " F. THE TIGER'S TAIL-March Thur ban 7/6 MONA VILLA, BURNGREA STREET merits of the " Imperial V.A. Cornet. ''IMPERIALS'' SHEFFIELD VB 295 REGENT STREET, LONDON, W.I. Langham 2060 TOM EASTWOOD Associated Teacher to the Bandsman's BOOSEY & .HAWKES LTD., of Music Colle1e ("The Easy Way," by post) SOLO CORNET, ��������================� :u1111111111 1 111111111111111111111111111111111uu11111111111u11111111u11111uu11111111111uu1111111 11_1J..l!ll.U_111uuuu.w•nt111u_luu1u_11 _11.u111111111111111111111111111111nllllUlUUJttJ tl!ll!U!I UU.U.1.1•11m1 1!ll!!!l.1� : BAND TEACHER AND ADJUDICATOH NOW READY !-the : ALTON HOUSE, BROUGHAM ROALl DAI Y HERALD " National Brass Band Contest, North-Western Area, I " l 1949. i MARSDEN, Near HUDDERSFIELD NOEL THORPE SOLO CORNET, BAND TEACHER AND ADJUDICATOR e/o. THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL SLAITHWAITE, near HUDDERSFIELD AUTOGRAPHED ---------·�----- No. of Besson No. of Besson Cham pionship (Ap ril 2) Fourth Section (April 2) GEO. HAWKINS CORNET MOUTHPIECE 1. FODENS 21 1. 95th CREWE A.T.C. 24 BAND TEACHER 3. HORWICH ... 13 2. TYLDESLEY PRIZE 16 OLIVE VILLA, This very latest model, an exact 4. FAIREYS 24 MAYFORD, nr. WOKING, 3. CONNAHS QUAY 24 SURREY. replica of that used by Harry and BARROW SHIPYARD 24 Teacher of Theory and Harmony by 4. CREWE WEST END 16 post Mortimer, is the outcome of Second Section (Feb. 26) and and 1. RHYL SILVER 14 JOHN FAU LDS careful research, experiment : MIDDLEWICH 17 2. l.C.I. NORTHWICH 25 discussions with this distinguished BAND TEACHER AND ADJUDICATOR s WORKINGTON TOWN 21 of Besson lnstru.ment!: artist. He personally vouches for Supplied in heavily 3 3. N.o. 265 silveT-plated burnish- El Third Section (Feb. 26) � 44 KENNEDY CRE�ENT. ALIJYKIRKC' suitability of dimensions in No. of Bandsmen FIFE the edfinish, with leather � 2. BRITISH LEGION HYDE ... 15 384 s in cup, bore and rim, and BESSON wallet, complete § 3. ASKAM TOWN ... 10 Percentage presentation style box. :; 69% HAROLD LAYCOCK guarantee the high standard of Price, � 25/4 = PUPILS PRIVATE OR POSTAL perfection in manufacture. post free § Conduc tor, Blackhall Colliery Band. --P.!!!!22/2..f�!:,..,.,. � BAND TEACHER AND ADJUDICATOR ��- ·:; WEST STREET should take the earliest opportunity of 96 Y 0 U BLACKBALL COLLIERY, WEST HARTLEPOOL acquiring the right mouthpiece-the BESSON Co. DURHAM " Harry Mortimer " autographed model. Write to-day to : DAVID ASPINALL West Street, London, W.C.2. Temple Bar 9018/9 m.usical Director, an o e Marie• Band (Late Conductor, CreswellR s mColliery& and Works'i'.iar.y Brewery B"ius) BAND TEACHER, BAND AND CHORAL CONTEST ADJUDICATOR "PRIORY VIEW," FRIARY ROAD NEWARK-ON-TRENT,14 NOTTS. REYNOLDS Salford •ret. : Newark456-7-8-9 of FRED MORTIMER (Ban as er, Band) dm t Faden'• Motor Works TEACHER AND ADJUDICATOR GIVE YOU A HEARTY INSPECT OUR CLIFTON RD., ELWORTH, SANDBACH BARGAINS CHESHIRE IN INVITATION RANGE OF W. WOOD TO VISIT THEIR STALL AT CONDUCTOR AND TEACHER Young ia ty BOOSEY BELLE VUE CONTEST MOUTHPIECES COLBECK STREET,Bands a SpecHANSONli LANE 6 REPAIRERS AND SILVER PLATERS HALIFAX, YORKS. IMPERIAL ALL THE LEADING BANDS AND TO INCLUDING THE NORTH-WEST H. MUDDIMAN CHAMPIONS EUPHONIUMS ACCESSORIES BAND TEACHER AND ADJUDICATOR " ASHBURN," ALLOA · FODENS MOTOR WORKS 'Phone BLAckfriars 5530 and we will give you the J. BODDICE BAND TEACHER AND ADJUDICATOR " REYNOLDS SERVICE " LAKE ROAD. WOODLANDS, 13 DONCASTER. Tho-mas Reynolds Senr. & Sons Ltd., 43 Chapel Street, Salford HERBERT BENNETT BAND TEACHER AND ADJUDI TOR THE ONLY ADDRESS LEVEN STREET, POLLOKSHIELDSCA 4.0 GLASGOW, S.l. Tel. : Pollock-08:26 -'- HAROLD. BARKER The FollowingP.icked at Random Testimonial Received From READY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY (Conductor, Dannemora. Steel From Our Files South Shields Mission Band· FQR BAND TEACHERW0rln, and.Eckington Baad• · !­ CINDERFORD l'OWN SILVER Dear Sirs, - ADJUDICATORAND· CONT.EST PRIZE BA ND I have received our Instruments De;ir Sir, COM.PLETE SET OF BOOSEY SILVER PLATED " SOMERVILLE," I have received the Eb Bass quite safely, back this week-end,. and. I am very ECKl.NGTON � on Friday evening last. I am most grateful to much indebted to you for the con­ SHEFFIELD you for the fine workmanship which has_ _b�en dition in which I received them. It shown in the Instrument. It is most sa�is· IN.STRUMENTS, l'NCLUDING, I1', fa�ory. w.as. really quite a surprise to me, Lieu.t. J<lHNi FLETCHER Yours faithfully, especially having seen them before PROFESSIONAL CONDUCTOR (Signed) Mrs. E. B•\l!lis, Se.cretary.. D. EUPH:O'NIUMS, EEb AN'D BBb they were ov-er-hauled and plated. ADJUDfeATOR A1'D I am so pleased· with your work that Hr. A. MEEK of the DRYBROOK and BASSES, ALL Brass: Militaty. Orchestra. D ISTRICT SILVER' I have recommended it to quite a THOMPSON·. ST., LANE, Dear Sfr, &AND> few in the town. In fact a friend of 4, HALIFA:XPELLON I w;sb to congratulate .your firm on the .. COMPLETE NEW CAS,ES COVERS mine has.your name and address· for· good io.b· you made of over-hauling my IN AN!D. ·• Soprano. future reference; as his.brother is an Phone : 361011 iri· Thanking you very much. Yours sincerely, official in the Salvation Army Band, HAROLD (Signed) Meek. A Rare· MOSS . � A. P. so I do hope you hear from them, as i1ge Bargain c1T-y; EDJNBURG.Ji BAND> I know they will get.the same satis­ L.R.A.M.,Musical Director, A.R.C.M, Leyland (BandmMtenllip) Motors Band Dear o� . Sir, faction- as I have been getting from TEACHER AND ADJUDICATOR ,11 May I thank you the prompt attention for your firm. D lo a etc., You gave to my Baritone, and add that all (Coach for ip m 1!%ams., by poet) the FOA REPr,Al:R� S.1.\<·ER PLATI NG, CAS:ES, DR.U:MS,. FfUl:NGS Yours gratefully, Grades- of ' B.C.K. members.of the Band are highly in praise ird of SucceuesExaminations in various including : Bandmaatenliipthe the splendid workmanship. Thanking"you, (Signed) NIGHTINGALE, Sec., Yours faithfully W. SANDY LANE, LEYLA:.ND (Signed) SEND TO South Shields Town Mission Band. 56 jJ W. R. W�l lace, Secretary Nr. PRESTON; LANCS. WILLIAM FARRAI.L II N· Lt.d., GT.JA.CKSON BAND TRAINER AND ADJUDICATOR ), - HARRISO· MAYERS & STREET CHORD 201�215 PLAYING DEMONSTRATED �JI MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MANU FACTURERS " CORONA," MANOR BENTON "-e:CENTRAL3'3t(31inel)MANCHESTER 15 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE14 GROVE, Phone BENTGN 611U • ---- 2 WRIGHT ROUND'S BRASS �1AY 1, 1949. A:lfn BAND NEWS Teachers, Adjudicators and Soloists hnd CHAS. A. COOPER �IINOR ADVERTISEMENTS 2 words 3s d f h ddltlonal words Rem ittances must accom pany adver• d O . r 10 . t1S� em ent,an rea c � :�� 24�h of the month. For Box address at our Office count six / � Mus.V.C.M. , �/·• wor ds and add 6 d r�r f�rwardlng of replies. Thit rate does not apply to Trade Adverts. BAND TEACHER,. ADJ UDICA1'0R, COMPOSER AND ARRANGER AN SMAN'S COLLEGE F MUSIC, and I OM F ATKINSON Band Teacher and Adiudi- • • Life-Ion<; experience Brass, Military, Orchestral D B ALEXANDER OWEN MEMORI!>LO FUND.- T eator, 44 Crossley Street, Great Horton, Brad- and Choral A e·nquiries to Joint Secretaries: Mr. H. ford, Yorks. Tel. No. 71788. (12) Band or Choral Contests Adjudicated OLLIER]] 13 Montrosethe Avenue, Stretford, near Man- COLUMBIA STREET, HUTHWAITE 1 Doris Street, Mos- .... 19 ehc ester; a�d Mr. L. HARPER, ECIL PEACOCK, Music.al Director, Easington NOTTS. ton, :M.anchester. C Public Band; Teacher of Instrumental Music Durham County Education Committee, Band Teacher DRAKE RIMMER ERBERT BROOKES, the celebrated Cornettist (late and Adjudicator. Wnte: 37 George Avenue, Easwg- ates) is now open for engagements as Soloist ootr (11) BAND TEAC:&IER AND AD UDICATOR i Win ton Colliery, Co. Durham. J Ieacher.- f:'be Llb.ary, Parrin Lane, Wmtoo, Manchester. "MIRELLA," MILTON ROAD T AND OF THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS.-A few t Band Trainer and Adjuilicator, KIRKCALDY . SMITH Solo Corne Brass B Vacancies exist in the Coldstream Guards Band o n to tea b or judge anywhere. � d Yorks.Tenns :- for First-class Players on the following insjrume1lts: Phone : KIRKCALDY 2844 RBe umoat,"is Scarborough Road, Muston, Filey, , ; FLUTE PICCOLO' Eb Bb CLARINE1 S, ALFRED ASHPOLE ILLIAM SKELTON, the renowned Horn Soloist, FRENCH & HORNS, EUPHONIUM,& STRING F.T.C.L., A.R.C.M., L.Mus.T.C.L., B.B.C.M.
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