MUSIC AND THE HOME

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 309, 21 March 1928, Page 13

MUSIC AND THE HOME

AUCKLAND'S HOME OF MUSIC ; we are for or against daysavin F. we must admit one thing I j ar J ny the evenings are jur« r Un< * longer. For some, of that doesn't matter, but for unfortunates ■who are cojito spending the whole of a ,!* n evenin K inside, it’s an unexciting jot/v 8a le tting the rest of the world turn their attention to music, hteiA from then on. For uuV L - cha mis. With music, lonely g 8 fly instead of drag. >nt• ' one of the greatest develop- : Act , the present century is the 'i*Qdn4 t no on ffor are the delights of do a ng music confined to the few' vith tfained musicians. That went Th« inv ention of the phonograph, cliivpr i er invention of the Plaola, or -’JsiJ‘ p * an °- made the joy of piano ava ilable to a tremendous numscientifically produced •entirt 8 * ra< * io * and a host of other inare likely to be found in Jf 7 home. :ii'Tu!? ln , g Pace with the rise of music •TiUsio 60me is the organisation of :h» w dealers. Chief among these is liner?** of Lewis Eady, Ltd., who, have served the musical PY tll ° Auckland public. b*»n u e past several years they have fv, p\ti!l oWn as the Auckland home of tW# 5* mu ßical. So faithfully have this modem trend of ■nd » , it has a new 3 ix. B sJ*«rged building. A handsome ’rtiDi.fi structure has recently bee.i itreit V * In the busiest part of Queen Lt(j) bright next door to John Court. Wai here stocks of every modern '.;ni n J requirements are kept, mainreputation of the Home of