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"I have an ?elusiva .?freemen!
for twenty-five years with the
Victor to make records of my voice.
The record* made by the Victor
process are far superior?in quality
of tone, natural reproduction, and
in every detail?to those made by
any other process in the world."
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"I have found Victor Recoreh
really wonderful reproductions o?
my singing."
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*I ?fli dellghtM fa contribute ?
word of appreciation in favor of
the Victor, and congratulate myself
that my selections are brought be?
fore the public in so admirable a
manner, by means of its wonderful
merit"
"The Victor today Is the md
relentless, but the most just?rjt?
as it reproduces absolutely whattj*
artist has done.
'QMfSMIN
"I would like to express my
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with the Victor Talking Machine
Company for ten years more.
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have had sucli 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
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"I believe that the process by
which.the Victor Records are made
is the most perfect of all method?
of voice reproduction. I have made
records exclusively for the Victor
since February 1010 and my pres?
ent contract does not expire until
February 1938."
?DUPOUT
' "The reproductions of the Victor
Records are wonderful It is my
great desire now to seal up and pre
ferve a complete set of my Victor
Kecords for my children."
The greatest endorsement ever given
any musical instrument
The mere fact that the world's greatest artists?univer?
sally acknowledged the greatest, and commanding the
highest salaries?make records exclusively for the Victor
is the most conclusive endorsement of
Victor
premacj
These famous artists know that the Victor cames to the uttermost
corners of the world their voices and art true to the very life, with all
the beauty of shading and individualitv of expression which characterize
their every rendition.
They know that the Victor and Victrola are the only instru?
ments that bring out their voices and art with absolute fidelity?
that bring out of the Victor Record every part of every selection
just as sweet and natural as when they sing or play on the operatic
or concert stage.
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"The reproductions of the selec?
tions I sang for Victor Records are
wonderfully lifelike?they repro?
duce the natural quality of the hu?
man voice."
COVPONTT
"I have recently listened to tut
Victor Records of my violin play?
ing and have more than ever beeil
impressed by the marvelous faith?
fulness with which they reproduce?
or rather recreate the minutest de?
tails of phrasing and even- shad?
of tone-color, in short, the person?
ality of the player.
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lized world all over the gl?>be today
look upon them as an inexhaustible
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"Every true artist consi?tentl*
endeavors to improve tone prodafr
tion. The quality of my voiotii
my Victor Records i-? so perfectly
reproduced that when I ?fudy I
use them as a standard for com?
parison."
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