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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 32, 30 April 1927, Page 21 (Supplement)

.UT of the wonder- ) working laboratory of Thomas A. Imagine J / Complete Concert on a Single Re-Creation Thos. A. Edison's Latest Achievement Edison, creator of the » Phonograph, has come / V i another revolutionising f invention, an instrument = sn a a Re-Creation that renS. ders 40 MINUTES OF KE CREATED MUSIC ON HI ONE DOUBLE - PACED =5 DISC. These new Re-Crea-§=j tions are no longer in size than HI short-playing Re-Creations. S Long selections— symphonies. §§§ operas, dinner music, and com- § plete recital programmes—that ==§ formerly required an album of records, may now be CONTAINED m COMPLETE ON A SINGLE EDIm SON RE-CREATION. You can now H§ listen to this choice concert music just HI as comfortably as though you were [§§ actually seated in Carnegie Hall, or in the dining-room of the Commodore Hotel. §H These Long Playing Discs cut the cost of Phonograph mnsic in half, and you don t have to jump up every few minutes to ==£ change records. Never before was good = music so economical and convenient. It's a S= Phonograph —not the kind yon are used to—g=j but an utterly new kind of Phonograph and === Re-Creation invented by Mr. Edison. §3| Not only new purchasers but also present Edison owners will be able to enjoy this latest =S= achievement of Thos. A. Edison. As soon as HH production of the Long Playing Phonograph j ■sb catches np with the great demand, Mr. Edison has " jUg arranged to supply Edison owners with an attach- === ment which converts present instruments into Long = Playing Phonographs at a comparatively small charge m The New EDISON Long Playing (Phonograph ONLY FROM - s , WADE & CO., LTD. Tabernacle Buildings, 41 Karangahape Rond, and Broadway, Newmarket.