New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1916, Page 5

| l AWAWAWAWAWA WV, “I have an exclusive agree- ment for twenty-five years with the Victor to make records of my voice. The > ‘ y records 1nadeyby the Victor SN ¢ Y : “I have found Victor process are far superior—in . 3 > Records_ really wondc_:riql re- quality of tone, natural re- productions of my singing. production, and in every detail —to those made by any other process in the world.” 7 To insure Victor quality, always “‘I would like to express my delight at renewing my con- tract with the Victor Talking Iook for the famous trademark, 4 Machine Company for ten years more. ; ‘During my extensive His Master’s Voice. label on all genuine Victrolas and ictor Records. “I am delighted to contrib- ute a word of appreciation in favor of the Victor, and congratulate myself that my selections are brought before the public in so admirable a manner, by means of its won- derful merit,” Supre travels I have had such a vivid illustration of the great work you are doing for the world that it is with the deepest feeling that I say I'm proud to be a part of such a great work, and that I may long enjoy the privilege is the earnest wish of Mea G ! Wfl What do the greatest artists think of it? In your selection of a musical g B B8 2 B 8 B g 2 i3 5 R == == _— W AWAWAWAWAWAWARAW] | WV W AWAW li T “I wish to express my ap- preciation of the splendid series of reproductions of my voice which the Victor Com- pany has made. They seem to me remarkably lifelike and faithful,” f/mmm% “The reproductions of the Victor Records are wonderful. It is my great desire now to seal up and preserve a com- { plete set of my Victor Records for my children,” Wi 75 “The reproductions of the selections I sang for Victor Records are wonderfully life- like—they reproduce the nat- ural quality of the human voice.” “I believe that the process by which the Victor Records are made is the most perfect of all methods of voice repro- ‘uction. I have made records :clusively for the Victor since cbruary 1910 and my present contract does not expire until February 1938, Victrolas #15 to $400 instrument, the opinions of the world’s greatest artists are of in- estimable value to you. They know music. They are the recognized authorities. And when they say the Victrola repro- duces therr art absolutely true to life, you can « 1d upon their knowledge and endorsement. But they go still further. So great is their confidence in the fidelity of the Victrola that they make records for the Victrola exclu- sively. Victors $10 to $100 | ““I have recently listened to the Victor Records of my violin playing and have more than ever been impressed by the marvelous faithfulness ! with which they reproduce, or rather recreate the minutest details of phrasing and every. shade of tone-color, in short, the personality of the player. “Truly, Victor Records are the last word of mechanical reproduction and quite justly does the civilized world all over the globe today look upon them as an inexhaustible source of pleasure and educa- tion.” e e The improvement in Victor recording during the past | years has been so great that a singer is compelled to give the matter of making Victor Records the most serious and conscientious consideration.” s “Every true artist consist- ently endeavors to improve tone production. The quality of my voice in my Victor Records is so perfectly repro- duced that when I study I use them as a standard for com-~ parison.” “The Victor today is the most relentless but the most just critic, as it reproduces absolutely what the artist has done.” [ LAY LA LAY AN A AV KA YA 1 6 Il CRICANRA LAY LA LAV LA AR LAV LA G LG G L SR G B LV o GA LN LA A W Victor dealers everywhere O Ask your nearest dealer for demonstration | @resec0umpm fok _ CAGTGAILAY mvm«.vmommamim‘ R A O R LV R A B A B AV A L) 7 ) 9 ; vmmvmmv;@ulmgmc;mvmxvmvmvmm%mmmm@vmqm,@, A RGP A A L B G N et s WbmaanmbmlwAWA@AWAWAW‘WAW&?E]{WAE’UJWAWIWAWAWAWAWAWAWAW!WAWAWAWAWAWAWDUDW T I | [ I