'Good gracious! .How 1 ;'- the time'has- flown' you exclaim after spending an evening at the Pianola Piano. It;is the sheer fascination of playing any" music you like in your own way that makes you heedless of the flight of time. Carelessly you start to play a favourite melody, but before you realise it the music has you in its thrall—lured by new" delights at every turn you play music-roll after music?roll,.and the evening is gone before you know it - ■ the -PlaH©!a ? Piaa© makes you forget the clock. The fascination of playing : the Pianola Piano is 'ducto the exclusive devices, which .permit you to actually, enter into the spirit of the music and to reproduce it in your own way.- : - , • It is no question of merely ■regulating a mechanical instrument —you play with all the expression and sympathy you are capable of. This is the difference between a genuine Pianola Piano and' the ordinary , player-piano. - ;. ;. .'" ;.?. . 'i -I . ■ ■ * ■ ' \ '■' ■■■'■-'.■■':'■'■■:."■ The genuine Pianola can be obtained only in the ., following world-famous Pianos: The Steinway, Steck, Stroud, Aeolian, and the English-made Weber. It is not' necessary to pay cash to secure a Pianola, our easy terms of payment consisting of a moderate deposit, and monthly instalments bring the Pianola Within reach of all.buyers. If unable to call, write for new Pianola Catalog. 'We will gladly mail a iopy freu' of poitage. B. LEWIS,, REPRESENTATIVE 8 Bakers' Buildings 189 Featherston St., Wellington, N.Z.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3042, 31 March 1917, Page 17
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